Admitted to the Mails as Second Class Matter
Notice states the Paris, Tennessee Post Office receives mail under the Act of March 4, 1879, classifying material as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1955
Page
2
Notice states the Paris, Tennessee Post Office receives mail under the Act of March 4, 1879, classifying material as second class matter.
Week of February 17 reports a Mia Maid skating party hosted by Mrs. Geren Howell with Bee Hives Explorers and Scouts invited. Cocoa cake and punch served. Fireside at Geren Howell home with Ed Izatt speaker. Attendance includes Leon Howell family from Logan. Seminary program at Sacarmont featured Beryl Loveland Paul Stock Melba Pugmire Lola Smith Annette Erickson and Mary Ann Stock with music and prayers.
Work meeting held in Relief Society Furnday February 9 with Mary Pure ker giving the teacher topic Jesson and Ellen Earley handling the work lesson Refreshments served by four members. A Valentine party took place in MA Tuesday evening February. A plate lunch was served and games played. Several visitors called on Agnes Toomer this week from Salt Lake St Charles and Montpelier. Bear Lake Seminary program Sunday drawn a large ward turnout. Red Cross meeting drew attendees from here in Paris Friday night.
Mram Pugmire and daughter Janice with Diana Bunderson are recovering after Bear Lake Hospital. Dozens of local residents—J R Pugmire Eva Crossley Nephi Bunderson Young Bunderson Bonnie Hunsaker and more—are mentioned in updates. Church events birthdays and a funeral are noted along with a Valentine party for Primary children and a Scout program led by Bp Transtrum.
Ogden visitors Mr and Mrs Newell Parker and family spent the weekend in Bloomington with the Reese and Hulme families. Montpelier and Perry residents visited relatives and attended a Friendly Club meeting on Feb 14 at the George Piggott home. Local trips included Brigham City and Pocatello attendance. a quote on judging people by their words closes the note.
Goff Stalder was hospitalized in Montpelier recovering from a heart attack and convalescing at home by Saturday. The community reports many visits and social gatherings, including family visits, church meetings led by Bishop Stock, a Primary Hospital Fund talk, dances, a rock party, and trips to Logan and Garden City.
Mrs Nellie McMurray and Fay Hansen of Salt Lake visited the Warren McMurray home on Saturday. Others at home watching television included the Stucks and Afton, Matthews and family of Paris, Wilmer Brown and Iris Nye. Attendees at the Court of Honor in St Charles included Reed Hymas, Terry, Evan Morgan with sons Neil and Grant, Jesse R. Matthews, Elza Poulsen, Daryle Poulsen, Glade Hymas, and Tearle Athay's family who stayed with Tim Matthews due to illness. Seminary students gave a Sacrament meeting program February 18 conducted by Farrell Bartschi with Neil Morgan, Brent Bergholm, Ferris Hymas speaking, a vocal quartet Israel Israel God Is Calling with Valerie Jergensmeier, Nadene Roberts, Ronald Morgan, Neil Morgan and Carolyn Morgan accompanying.
The ninth annual Make It Yourself with Wool contest awards two all expense paid trips to Paris Rome and a third to New York. Fifty thousand dollars plus in national and local prizes go to 14 to 22 year old entrants across 15 states with state champions advancing to Fort Worth Texas for the national finals.
Melvin Lyon leads a vocal duet Will God of Our Fathers Hear Us Pray with Nadene Roberta and Kay Maymag, accompanied by Carolyn Morgan. Taft Miller, Darryle Poulsen now Navy, trumpet solo Abide With Me by Neil Morgan with Carolyn Morgan. Glen Humpherys closes with Taft Miller.
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