Solo Flight Tops Class Parents Present
The Top Pilot class held a Sunday evening Solo Flight with parents present. Mothers pinned the wings on their daughters and refreshments followed the program.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1964
Page
5
The Top Pilot class held a Sunday evening Solo Flight with parents present. Mothers pinned the wings on their daughters and refreshments followed the program.
Electric dryers are flameless with no combustion and no noxious gas leaks. The heat is pure radiant and precisely controlled, gentler on clothes for longer life. Purchase between Oct 12 and Dec 10, 1964 to receive a gift bulb pack and save on cost.
The obituary notes time of death during a second Okinawa assignment. He married Laura Lee Maloy in January 1947. Survived by son Kerry and daughter Leslie, both of San Antonio, Texas. mother Eliza R. Shepherd and brother I Hugh Shepherd of Paris. sister Mrs Don Windley of Pocatelli. Parents and siblings earlier died.
The Bear Lake Rangers held their annual banquet last Friday evening at the Canyon Club with 63 members in attendance. Arrangements were made by Oren Peterson and Delmoine Hansen.
The service included readings and music by Don Windley, Ruby Dunford, and a Ladies' Quartet led by Darlene Rich and Leonora Stucki. Bishop Warren Passey gave the invocation, with life sketch by Charles Vallentine and organ solo by Ruby Dunford. Arthur Pendrey spoke, John Spencer and Leonora Stucki performed a vocal duo, and Pastor Amos Hulme offered remarks. Pallbearers were Wendell Shepherd, Paul Windley, Lloyd Pacey, Glen Grimmett, Glen Lewis and Worth Eborn. L. Hugh Shepherd dedicated the grave. Burial followed at Paris City Cemetery with American Legion Post No. 4 carrying out military rites.
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