Montpelier Ward Bishopric Plans Elaborate Sunday Service
Ferris Heas was sustained as first Counselor in the Montpelier Fourth Ward Bishopric last Sunday. Mrs. Wm Jensen attended a Canasta party in Soda Springs Wednesday evening of last week.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1956
Page
2
Ferris Heas was sustained as first Counselor in the Montpelier Fourth Ward Bishopric last Sunday. Mrs. Wm Jensen attended a Canasta party in Soda Springs Wednesday evening of last week.
Selma Peterson addressed visiting teachers and Wanda Johnson taught theology at Re-Hef Society on Feb 7. A Paris Scout Court of Honor last week named Gary Olsen Laurell Sorenson and Evan Peterson as Eagle Scouts. Eleven more members earned badges while 13 Eagle Scouts exist in Ovid with leader L J Shurtliff.
Hospital listings show multiple patients admitted in early February for medical and surgical reasons at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital in Montpelier Cokeville Pocatello and Laketown. Births include a girl to Edward Homer Montpelier a boy to Wayne Thompson Georgetown and twins to Gerald Teuscher Montpelier.
Reports from Emerson School recount the post office project with mailboxes and valentines. Students across grades four to eight describe programs, dances, bulletin boards, magazine sales contests, science show topics, and a Chums Ball with radio dedication.
Mrs John Lougee of Layton cared for Mrs Emily Lougee. Donna Nye was a guest Sunday at the Tim Matthews home. Mr and Mrs W K Matthews visited In Logan. Mrs David Roberts returned to Logan. Mr and Mrs Norman Gambling were in Pocatello. The Hymas and Matthews families hosted guests for a Chums Ball at Emerson School. The MIA held a Valentine social with dancing and refreshments.
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