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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1950
Page
8
A weekly bulletin lists readings and speakers from local church groups with notes on new teen leaders and assistants. Residents visit relatives, a blizzard disrupted travel, and school furnace problems kept pupils home while the Primary proceeded. Town residents report illness and weekly visits, with several families hosting guests.
Herman Teichert of Cokeville visited Bern on Monday. George King and Robert Schmid with family traveled to Lake City last week to meet Schmid’s new grandson born December 19. Roads were blocked Saturday until Sunday morning. many locals and nearby residents visited Bern and surrounding towns.
The Boy Scouts of America mark 40 years with National observances from February through 12, involving 2.3 million youths and leaders. Crusade to Strengths on the Arm of Liberty continues through 1950, with Crusade Night awards and a national report to the Nation in Washington. The Second National Jamboree is planned for June 30 to July 6 at Valley Forge, with 40,000 participants and international Scouts.
QGrval Adams of Galt Lake and grandson of Mr Hyrum Nebsker Taketown attended a Sunday program led by Stake Seminary teacher Hitler Lyman Barrett of Montpeter. The event featured scripture reading by LaMar Dixon invocations by Wm Spiers and multiple vocal and piano performances by Ruth K Whittle Dorothy Grimes Lillas Shepherd Georgia Bleh ard Thomas Waterlaus Verna Nelson and remarks by Elder Lyman Barrett and Bishop Orlando N Kunz followed by benediction James Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Long and children visited Tuesday evening at the Bp. Long home. Bp. R. H. Long delivered lumber to Little America Wyoming Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence King were Sunday callers at the Richard Long home. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bartschi motored to God Springs Sunday to visit his sister Mrs. Louise Lloyd at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stuck and children of Paris were callers Sunday at the Leo Bartschi home.
Gesi Chit Ora and two other citrus beauties pose for photos marking Fresh Orange and Tangerine Week in January 1928. Sponsored by the National Citrus Merchandising Committee, the event highlights three producing regions California Arizona Texas and Florida. Growers report high quality crops and rich flavor.
Ivan Beck visited Logan on business. Grant Richards of Provo met with Mrs. Eliza B. Cook. Mrs. Bernard G. Wilks returned from a week in Pocatello and Blackfoot. Mrs. Bill Nye visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nye in Logan. Menton Allred left for Provo to bring back his wife after surgery. Mrs Charlés Innes and Mrs Leo Vallentine visited in Montpelier Friday. Elwin Herrick and family visited Dave Bolton’s home in Etna Wy. Doctrine and Covenants study group met at Grant Rich’s home. Cookies and biscuits rise with spacing for expansion. Mrs. Hannah Humpherys is reported sick. Eugene Stucks family moved to Blackfoot. Fenton Allred dined with Ivan Beck. Cleone Taylor underwent appendectomy in Soda Springs. Gertsch family visited Newell Passey in Georgetown. Budge family attended Alfred Knight funeral in Burley. Maria Cole and Mary Stucki came from Salt Lake City for Louisa Athay funeral. Emma Clayton visited Montpelier. Roy Nye of USAC spent weekend with family. Linda Nye operated on for appendicitis in Soda Springs hospital. Mrs Athol Stone and Mrs Milford Roberts returned from visiting Frank Bolton. Mrs S E Rich of Salt Lake City visited her mother, ill at home.
The report covers a Relief Society lesson led by Inez Phelps and visits from several locals. Darleen Booth of Garden City cared for her ill mother Mrs. L J Shurtliff, now recovering. Horace Austin of Ontario Oregon visited town.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Rich of Paris attended the funeral services for Mrs Sam Austin last Saturday. The Liberty ward Gold and Green Ball is scheduled for Friday February 10.
Calendar notes no events are scheduled at the pavilion on February 3 and March 3. Names Charles G. Ball and Lanark Gold & Green appear in the calendar as organizers or participants, but no activities are planned for those dates.
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