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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1953
Page
6
Sunday and Monday visits include Mr and Mrs Eugene Stucks and the Rich sisters. Funeral services held in Salt Lake for Craig Shepherd Adams and Dr Rich Pugmire. Ogden, Pocatello, and St George trips feature numerous relatives and Thanksgiving plans.
Mr and Mrs Sterling Rich were Logan visitors Saturday. Mrs Dean Smith of Fish Haven visited here Thursday. Mrs Elden Pope has cared for grandchildren this week, children of Mr and Mrs Bill Rich of Paris. Mrs Frank Jensen visited Salt Lake City Thursday. LeRoy Sorenson spent Friday and Saturday at Bancroft. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hodges shopped in Montpelier Saturday. Several families attended the Relief Society Fun Night at Fish Avenue Friday. Lions Club show at Paris drew townspeople Friday and Saturday. Rollin Findlay and George Calder shopped at Logan Saturday. Mrs Orson Rich of St Charles spent Saturday with the Sterling Rich family. Miss Gladys Pope of Montpelier weekend with her mother Mrs Amanda L Pope. Mr and Mrs C W Sprouse were Sunday visitors at Paris. Camp Amanda Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at Stella Benson's home last Thursday. lesson Now Living Pioneers by Cant Agnes Brooker. attendees Agnes Brooker Irene Calder Lettie Gibbons Mable Wamsley Leona Loveland Dolores Smith Lettie Gibbons assisted hostess with refreshments. Relief Society quilting at Afton Spence home last Thursday. attendees Virginia Whittington Fontella Scofield Afton Spence Nina Sorenson Oral Lutz Dolores Smith Leona Loveland Mabel Wamsley Agnes Brooker Millie Sprouse Mae Hodges Edith Whittington.
Bear Lake Post 8 leads a door to door push to contact every honorably discharged veteran from World War I World War II and the Korean War. Commander Ford G Jaussi says the campaign will expand community service and promote Legion programs with new cards and info booklets.
Mr and Mrs Richard R Weston and son Rex visit Salt Lake while Jack Bowen of Logan tests TV signals at Laketown and nearby hills. A 100 foot tower was erected atop Parnell Johnsons hill Meadowville but produced no picture or sound. Nearby social notes report visitors Gnagy family from Wichita and a Logan canyon tour. North Rich seniors presented Which Shall I Marry under Principal Clayton Robinson with a full house.
MIT president and National Commission member Karl T. Compton argues Russia pursues inch by inch aggression and urges universal military training to build a trained reserve corps. NST would deter Soviets, reduce standing forces, speed mobilization, and share defense costs while maintaining civilian roles. He also notes some objections to NST.
Wallets and purses described as genuine calf airinew with gifts noted. Also trucking ads listing gravel sand coal lake shells and general hauling by Wilford Michel in Paris with phone 2441. Prices given as Wyoming 0.75 to 12.95 and Utah 13.96 with mix for any price range.
In St Charles Tho-Bert Bunderson and family spent Saturday in Logan for business and leisure. Venla Price of Laketown stayed overnight with her parents. Annie Stewart Mecham left by bus for Spokane to meet the new grandson born Nov. 19 to Carol Stewart Johnson and husband.
The speaker argues six months of intensive basic training plus reserve service strengthens readiness and cites Eisenhower on 18 year olds. He recalls postwar experiments, urgency to end the draft, and Hershey’s note that many youths could train without affecting manpower. He urges NST to counter enemy threats and ensure national security.
J P Stock tallies over 700 summer visitors to his front porch hobby display drawing enthusiasts from England Sweden Canada and almost every U S state. Wheelchair bound he continues assembling a new horse piece while visitors photograph the exhibit and share reproductions.
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