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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
8
Mr and Mrs William Jensen motored to Idaho Falls Saturday for an overnight visit at the Roy Patterson home. Bobby Dean Wilcox received his honorable discharge from the Army on March 11. His wife and baby joined the visit with his grandparents and brother Eddie Wilcox.
Dr H H Scarborough a renowned Salt Lake City vision specialist will be at the Burgoyne Hotel Montpelier on Saturday April 2 to examine eyes and fit glasses. Take this opportunity to secure his professional services especially on difficult refraction cases.
Wendell Jacobson of Bancroft visited at the James Thornock home on March 13. Residents traveled to Logan and Wellsville for events while others stay with relatives in Paris. Baptismal services in Logan drew many locals including DeEtte Patterson and Jean Ward. A series of visits occurred among area families with trips to Kemmerer and Salt Lake City. The Relief Society led a Sacrament meeting program and Stake visitors followed by a Temple excursion to Logan. Jack Bevens and daughter returned to Eugene, Oregon after a local visit.
The report mentions Lyle Christensen of Conda visiting Thursday with Mr and Mrs James Thornock, and a woman spending the past week here with her mother, Mrs Frank Payne.
Rex and Grant Haddock were Logan visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Emmett Morson and Mr and Mrs Charles Innes were Logan visitors Friday. Mrs Ivan Beck accompanied Mr and Mrs Lee Aleman of Noonan to Logan on business. Mr and Mrs Wm Stell and family of Bountiful spent the weekend with Bo, and Mrs A W Shepherd Hugh Shepherd and son Wendell were business visitors in Salt Lake Wednesday. Dale Lauritzen of Brigham City spent last Thursday with his parents. Mrs Mark Pugmire is convalescing in Pocatello. Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet March 31 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Archie Shepherd's home. Charles Crawford, Soil Conservation Supervisor, attended a district meeting in Pocatello. Mr and Mrs O H Grimmett returned from Boise. he is a state representative. The sewing club met last week at Mrs Elvina Shepherd’s with Lucille Rogers, Leora Taylor, Olive Lewis, Grace Smedley and Verona Stevens present. Mr and Mrs Wayne Humphers honored Mrs Humpherey’s mother on her birthday March 18. Guests were Mr Eldon Lewis and daughters Carolyn ElDean and Carla, Claude Sprouse, Garden City, and Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis. Later in the evening Mr and Mrs Dallas Athay, Mr and Mrs Ronald Parker and Mr and Mrs Clifford Price visited.
Mr and Mrs Fenton Allred left Wednesday to attend the cattle men convention in Boise. Miss LaRue Crawford of Elko Nevada visited recently at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Crawford. Mrs Sam Lewis is spending a few days this week with her daughter and family in Cokeville. An adage notes a small outlay now to yield large returns with economy starting at home and in clubs.
Alfalfa hay offered by L C Vallentine with contact number 3736. Also home portraits by L C Lauritzen in Paris accessible day or night with guaranteed work and reasonable prices. Specializes in children weddings and glamour portraits and includes contact number 3226.
Ted and Tom Daniels of Logan called on grandfather A. Henry Monson. Mary Swensen left for a week in Hyrum for her eightieth birthday with relatives. Nellie Jensen and Orval Monson's family visited Edmond and A. H Monson. Mrs Jensen has recovered from illness. Della Clark and Mrs. Jack Clark with three children visited Paris and Belier enroute to see grandpa J. H. Clark.
A high priced stamp sale sets a new record for a single postage stamp. The one cent Ish Guiana issue from the Hind collection drew attention as bids rose in a quiet market during the late era, with the final price surpassing prior records.
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