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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
2
The passage argues President Kennedy chose a tax policy half favoring upper brackets while preserving benefits for the lowest brackets. It claims he will retain the tax-cut portion that helps the most voters, likening the retained half to the butter on the loaf.
In The Freeman Henry B Harlitt argues against government planned economies. He contends private enterprise thrives when guided by voluntary planning: producers, workers, and consumers each plan for their futures within market signals, negating need for state dictatorship.
The speaker argues that planning across belief conduct and desire is the sole planning capable of guaranteeing a free society. It emphasizes limitless possible plans existing to support freedom and civic endurance.
Mrs Ida Passey visited Salt Lake City with Mr and Mrs Ordell Passey and family and returned home Saturday. Several locals attended a conference in Paris, with many Harlan Eborn visitors listed. Additional social visits include Montpelier, Marsh Valley, Layton, Goda Springs, and birthday celebrations for Mrs Norma Birton.
Flora Roberts and Linda Hart of Logan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Alfred Hart. Mr and Mrs Ray Bateman visited in Montpelier. Friday visits included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Derricott and Mrs Julia Nelson with President and Mrs Jay Nelson. Mr and Mrs Dean Ward, Jay and Phillip, Mrs LaVell Ward were mentioned in the snippet.
Friday activities in Salt Lake City and Brigham with visiting relatives. Stake Primary preparation meeting at the church led by Mrs. Martin Pulley and others. Numerous visits from Idaho Falls, Provo, Ogden, Georgetown, and Paris accompanied by prayers, funerals, and church events.
Severally Hansen, employed in Evanston Wyoming, weekend visit with parents Mr and Mrs Delbert Hansen. Mrs Beatrice Kimball returned from hospital after several days confinement. Memorial services held in Randolph on Monday for Mrs Elgie Larsen, were Mrs Theora Tremelling and
We express sincere thanks to all who were thoughtful and helpful during the illness and death of our dear man and brother Owen Shepherd. Signed by Mrs Owen Shepherd and families of Archie J L Ela Hazel Shepherd.
Veda Roberts opens the Welcome program with Beverly Hymns, Betty Parker leads prayer, Bee Hive girls sing with Carol Matthews accompanying, Ruth Hansen and Stanley Morgan speak, Bishop Warren Passey remarks, Kathleen Pug mire and Katherine Hymas give talks, closing remarks by Veda Roberts. Parents of the girls attend, refreshments served, closing prayer by Eldena Griffiths. Weekend visits include Coleen Stephens in Salt Lake City with H K Matthews, and Todd Shepherd visiting the Matthews.
LaRze Nielson led a Social Science lesson in Relief Society on Tuesday with twelve women present Arvilla Peterson presiding and Mae Sorenson conducting Eva Johnson cared for the nursery bee hive girls held a seminar with the theme Lets Follow the Highway taught by Marie Olsen and Alice Olsen participants included Shirlene Jensen Radeane Nielson Andrea Perkins and Mardene Beck Donna Jean Sorenson was ill.
Delores Smith, invited Stake guest, presented a nine demonstration. Hazel L. Peterson travels for business, while a large crowd attends a Friday dance sponsored by the Mutual Young Marrieds with music by George Hawkins and Tandy Hale. Hospitalization, travel, and family visits are noted among local residents.
Bishop and Mrs Rolland Jaussi heard from their son James in New York on a 30 month mission as he nears home. The Jaussis meet him in Salt Lake City. Delpha Anders on funeral attendees included Dolores Smith Renee Howell and Jean Hawkins. Our Royal Society met midweek. Jean Jaussi gave a Social Science lesson. Mr ElRay Christiansen visited Ray and wife Saturday.
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