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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1931
Page
2
Public notice for The Paris Book published every Thursday lists subscription rates including one year two dollars six months three dollars sixty cents and three months one dollar with editor John A Wallis as publisher and advertises prepaid renewals.
The holiday season in Laketown included a Christmas Eve dance by the M I A with Bob Skyles Reclamationers, a festive morning program, and evening gatherings. Local students enjoy a home break from university studies, with social events hosted by Virginia Johnson and friends. Elders Keetch and Peterson spoke at sacrament meeting, while others recover from illness and prepare stock for winter.
St Charles area welcomed numerous Christmas visitors including Mrs Annie Stock of Oakland visiting her mother Mrs Sarth Yourng, with Mr and Mrs Brig Irwin hosting Christmas dinner. St Charles basketball team won two holiday games against Garden City and Dingle. Local residents and visitors listed include C J Windley’s family, George Crossley, Oscar Arnell, Ida Thornock, Parley Dalrymple, R P Nelson, Lavina Pope, Owen Telford, and others. Choir offered a special program and missionaries Ric Chirch and J P Patterson served. Arlin Pugmire returned from the Northern States mission to speak at services. Lawrence Stewart and son Donald spent days in Salt Lake on business and visiting relatives.
The Paris Lions Club will host a charity ball at the Paris Pavilion next Wednesday evening January 7. Music will be provided by the Jessepps Orchestra. The notice includes a poetic verse about days that come in a man’s life and the joy of youth returning.
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