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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
8
The article lists families and neighbors joining Christmas dinners and school events at Emerson and Paris area, with many parents and relatives attending programs Thursday and Friday. Several households hosted visitors from Idaho Falls and Seattle for holidays, plus a banquet at Bloomington and travels to Seattle for holidays.
Mr Verlin Lyons visited friends in Pocatello. Mr and Mrs R H Long and Mr and Mrs Ray motored to California for a relative visit. Reed King of Montpelier spent Saturday with the Long family. The sword sponsored a children's dance with ice cream and sandwiches. The Relief Society delivered Christmas packages to elders Wednesday. Willis Roberts of Lanark and Lawrence King hosted visits Monday. Merlin Hymes of Montpelier visited Ray Hymes. Mr and Mrs Mirl Passey of Lan-
Names of families and individuals from Conda Paria Tooele Pocatello Paris Lanark and other locales visit relatives dine together over Christmas and New Year. Edward Lyons Lee Prescott Bert Orr Chistian Carlsen Ray Hyman and others are mentioned as hosts visitors or guests in several household gatherings.
Local residents trace holiday guests and family gatherings across Montpelier and nearby towns. Rex Hymas travels to Salt Lake City for a medical check up. Dozens of visitors share meals and celebrate New Year in Montpelier, Ogden, Rexburg, and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs LeGrand Clark of Georgetown Ralph Irwin of Lake Town Melvin Harley of Paris Arden Bundergon of Bloomington Ross Thornock son of Everett Dayton of Cokeville and Elwood Sparke of Montpelier were Bern visitors last.
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