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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1954
Page
5
The community reports visits by Mrs. Leo F. Passey and others, a Primary Teacher trainer session at Mrs. Passey’s home, and multiple with relatives across Grace and Liberty towns. Personnel arrangements note Harold Eborn arriving safely at Camp Kilmer, and local church activities include Sunday School at Liberty-Sharon ward.
Bloomington community members and relatives attend temple events, dinners, and visits in Logan Montpelier Bancroft Paris and Ogden. Residents hosted guests from Boise Burley Rupert Provo Noonan and Garden City with multiple family and genealogical program activities noted.
Daniel Johnson of Ovid and Wilford Hansen of Garden City were visitors here Wednesday of last week. William Sorenson of Ovid was a Bern visitor Wednesday, Jan. 6. Mr and Mrs Leon Nate and daughter and Mrs Ella Hunzeker and daughter Gwen and Miss Mary Conzetti of Cokeville were Bern visitors Wednesday night, Jan. 6. Mr and Mrs Clinton Hayes of Georgetown, Ernest Armatage of Paris were among the visitors in Bern last Thursday.Bp. and Mrs Parley Kunz went to Soda Springs, Mr and Mrs Rudolph Bienz Jr. and son and Mr and Mrs George Kunz went to Salt Lake last Thursday, returning Friday. on Ipsen and Mr and Mrs Earl Hayes of Montpelier were among the business visitors here Friday. Raymond T. Peterson, Arthur T. Robinson, the Missus Linda Lee Dayton, Gwen Hunzeker of Cokeville, Mrs Jennie S. Crane and children of Bennington were visitors in Bern Sunday afternoon. Bo and Mrs Parley Kunz attended the Missionary farewell testimony held in honor of Hitler and Mrs Alfred Howell, who are soon leaving for a short term mission.
New Years dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Perkins included Br. and Mrs. Robert Schmidt and sons David and Ivins of Bern and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gortomski of Ogden with grandson Wayne Perkins. Weekend visitors were G. C. Glenn and grandsons Dennis and James Peterson of Salt Lake City. Carol Devenish spent a holiday week in Salt Lake City with relatives. Mrs. Elmer Roberts hosted a quilting party for Vera Kears and others. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Stock announced birth of their first grandchild, a daughter born Jan. 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Hawkins of Provo. Stock plans to visit.
A benefit social for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Humpherys is set for Monday January 18 at 8 o clock in the Liberty Sh aron ward hall. The program will feature parts from each ward in the Stake and refreshments will be sold.
Mr and Mrs Ross Pope and children spent Saturday at Montpelier. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Shirley and Mr and Mrs Dean Cook and children from Evanston. Vaughn daughter of Mrs Lazette Satterthwaite attends USAC. Ogden visitors were Mr and Mrs Keller Anderson and children. Genealogical Committee hosted Sunday services with Standley Rich of Montpelier lecturing and slides. Fontella Scofield sang Open The Gates of the Temple with Janet Sprouse on piano. Ernest Bowman and family of St. Charles visited the meeting.
Kenneth Skinner of Cleveland visited Sharon on Monday. Local residents hosted visitors from Ovid Montpelier Preston and Olympia with trips to Pasadena and the Parade of Roses. Cpl Hiden Sorenson returns from Korea and Japan joining family gatherings and church events led by James Olsen.
A large group of officers and teachers attended a stake meeting in Daris Monday night. Selma Peterson led the teachers topic and Wanda Johnson gave the ology lesson with 25 percent attendance. Hazel L. Peterson and other Relief Society officers attended a Liberty Sharon ward meeting Tuesday. The Sewing Club hosted a husbands party at the Sorensons home last Thursday honoring two members on their birthdays.
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