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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
10
Mr. and Mrs. Devere Stock were selected for our Mutual presidency and urged to receive community support. A quilting at Mildred Roberts home featured Vera Kears Annie Loveland June Loveland and Meryl Smith among attendees.
Teacher training session led by Mrs. Darrell Eborn at the home of Mrs. Warren Passey last Wednesday. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Batley and son Bari and Mrs. Golden Cook at the homes of Mrs. Agnes Toomer and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Eborn. Alfred Shepherd and A. M. Beck visited Sunday School and Priesthood meeting. Mrs. B. H. Findlay visiting relatives in Pocatello. Earl Findlay and son Blair on vacation in Nevada. left early last week. Relief Society met Sunday with Singing Mothers, Bessie Passey and others, plus a round table led by Irene Orr and Norma Passey. Mrs. Fred Price attended as Stake visitor. New Sunday School superintendency named Irwin Parker, Dean Roberts, Deloy Parker as first and second counselors. Irwin S. Parker and family of Montpelier visited with local Parker family.
General session of the Word Sunday afternoon linked to a Sacrament meeting with a full program. Prelude by Pearl Hyden, opening hymn Praise to the Man, invocation by Bishop LeRoy Sorenson, Sacrament song Oh Morn of Beauty, Singing Mothers performances, reports by Leone Loveland, officer sustains, Mabel Wamaley, Our Mother in Heaven chorus, round table led by Nina Sorenson with counselors and leaders, closing Lord s Prayer. Cora Lutz directed the singing, Lucille Rogers of Paris served as Stake visitor.
Reed Hymas and Keith Hymas with Bp Chris Carlson attended the Fat Stock Show in Ogden. Local families visited relatives in Smithfield, Salt Lake City, Pocatello, Montpelier and Dingle for weddings, showers, and conferences.
Weldon Dunn of Pegram and the Hymas couple from Liberty and Montpelier joined local residents in Bern Tuesday. Visitors included Allen Adams from South Eden, Leland Muir from Montpelier, and the Schmid family. David Schmid traveled from Salt Lake City with plans to spend the weekend with relatives, returning home Sunday with Richard Hughes. Funeral services for Mrs Rudolph Sutter were attended by Robert Schmid in Montpelier on Monday.
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Mrs Merlyn Hymas of Montpelier spent Tuesday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Hymas. Attendees at the Monday night square dance in Ovid included Bp and Mrs Chris Carlsen Bp and Mrs R H Long Bp and Mrs Albert Miller Mr and Mrs Lawrence King Thella Idell and LaVere King and Marian Lyon. Mrs Kenneth Skinner visited Mrs Mary Hymas Sunday evening noting Mary does not feel well. Mrs Lester Roberts spent Monday with her mother Mrs Mary Hymas.
Mrs Kear of Pocatello visited Ed Szatt's home on Sunday. Jack Stock received his Army call and left Saturday for Fort Ord California. Mr and Mrs Earl Pugmire and daughter of Pocatello spent Saturday in town. Bo Glen Stock and wife visited Friday in Ogden. Gloma Stock and Elwin Roberts spent the weekend at home.
Bear Lake County PMA chair Mr Dodge urges growing and plowing under green manure to curb erosion. A green crop increases organic matter, improves soil structure, boosts moisture absorption, and reduces leaching. Legumes also add nitrogen from air via root bacteria.
Week of November activities report that Relief Society officers entertained visiting teachers on Tuesday afternoon. The gathering included singing and visiting with sixteen attendees. Mr and Mrs John Roberts were noted as visitors.
In Smithfield and nearby communities last week and Sunday, residents attended a trousseau tea for Mrs Venice Dayton at Mrs Cyris Dayton's home in Dingle. Attendees included Mrs Mary Hymas, Mr and Mrs Lowell Crossley, Mrs Caddie Morgan, and several Liberty residents. Funeral services were held in Wardboro for Mosiah Booth, with area residents present. Swanee Singers performed in Montpelier, a Hallowe en party occurred in Mutual, and social visits included quilting and showers for Mrs Jo Ann Rogers Stevens.
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