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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1957
Page
3
Town residents greet birthdays visit relatives and attend church events. The Fielding High School Junior Class staged a lively assembly at the ward with proceeds toward a ward kitchen update. Local families hosted weekend guests from Sunset Evanston and Logan while health matters included rheumatic fever treatment and ward janitorial duties.
Mrs C R Beyeler hosted a quilting last Thursday with Nina Loveland Fern Pope June Loveland Myrle Smith Orean Stock Drucilla Wilkes Effie Stock Jennie Pugmire and Alicia Howell in attendance. Ed wind Yratt and Tom Smith visited from Las Vegas for the long weekend. The Relief Society reviewed Merchant of Venice with Fern Pope leading.
Weather report notes widespread drizzle and street runoff with basements flooded. Local residents travel plans include visits to Ogden Logan Paris and Montpelier. Community members attend temple events and medical appointments while news covers local social visits and a recent Mustang loss 48 to 71 at Park City.
Farmers in Rich County may sign contracts to place cropland into the Conservation Reserve Program through April 16. Arthur Cox notes key rules including land eligibility, acreage reductions, and contract lengths from 3 to 10 years. Initial payments can cover up to 60 percent of practice costs with annual payments averaging about $10 per acre.
Local residents attend religious meetings and social events. Visits and greetings occur among Hodges Sorenson Calder and Eborn families. Attendees share refreshments, participate in Relief Society lessons and a stake Gold and Green Ball.
In the Lanark week, a Relief Society quilting session included a baby quilt project for a March 20 event. Mrs. Billen Earley led the lesson as 18 ladies attended. A pot luck supper followed with a Boy Scout program led by Vyrin Orr. A crowd attended the Court of Honor for Scouts in Montpelier last Wednesday.
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