Local Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meet Friday
Camp Elizabeth Passey and Daughters of Utah Pioneers schedule a meeting Friday October 29 at the home of Mrs Verona Stevens and a gathering at the home of Mrs Rigby on Thursday evening.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1965
Page
6
Camp Elizabeth Passey and Daughters of Utah Pioneers schedule a meeting Friday October 29 at the home of Mrs Verona Stevens and a gathering at the home of Mrs Rigby on Thursday evening.
Weekend visitors in Paris include Mr. and Mrs. Morris B. Athay and their son Robert who joined deer hunters in the area and bogged their animals on opening day. Otto Bucher home hosts visitors including Erwin and Mrs. Gubler and Ernest Gubler of Smithfield Utah. Mrs. Della Lloyd and Mrs. Maxine Dunbar of Boise called at the Bucher home Sunday. Fine Arts Club meets at Blanche Piggott’s Bloomington home with Zelda Evans reviewing Bel Kaufman’s Down Stairs Case. Members listed include Dayle Mattson Nadine Nelson Elaine Webb June Hoge Norma Arnell Darleen Booth LaRue Niell Crayard and Ca Ward. Guests were Lark Bateman Zelda Evans and LaRue Piggott.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Harris and Mrs Emma Mills of Stone Ida and Maurine Hubsmith Rupest visited Mrs Rose Iike Mrs Susanna jeer and other relatives last Wednesday.
Last Thursday evening a reception in Bountiful Utah honored Mr and Mrs Beement. Attendees included Paris residents Cliff Sizemore Russell Athay Gene Burdick Lloyd Passey and Barbara Grant Rich Jolene Dan Rich and Larry Rich. Also noted were Eldon Lauritzen Bloomington visit and movers to Afton Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Golden Hanson of Springville Utah announce the engagement of their daughter Marianna to Chad Pugmire son of A Myles Jeee rie. Wedding set for June 8. Both are BYU students in Provo.
The Bloomington Ward Bishopric was reorganized Sunday with John Findlay as Bishop and Ben Bateman as 2nd Counselor, J Bryan Hadcock as 1st Counselor. Alfred Hart serves as ward clerk and Ray Bateman as assistant clerk. La Piggott of Ogden visited with parents Thomas and Mrs Piggott.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Painter visited Sunday in Kemmerer Wyoming with Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith The Painters also attended the football game at Bancroft Friday Mr and Mrs Lloyd Painter and family moved to Paris to the Grant Passay home Mr and Mrs Marion Ward of Idaho Falls visited Wednesday at the Ben Bateman home Mr and Mrs Nyle Nelson and family the Dean Nelson family of Paris Mr and Mrs Paul Russell and children of Potatello and the Paul Nelsons of Idaho Falls visited Mr and Mrs Doyle Nelson
Mrs Arden Bunderson and her daughters visited Mrs Loret ta Bateman in Star Valley over the weekend sharing time and conversation with the family.
Mr and Mrs Alma Findlay and Mr and Mrs De Lora Nelson spent Monday in Logan. The Findlays left Wednesday to tour Hawaii.
Ann Matthews and her family visited the Paul Haddock family in Liberty on Sunday. Ann had stayed several days at the Haddock home while her mother was in California.
Mr and Mrs Biche Ward welcome a baby girl. Meryl Ward is visiting with the family for a few days.
Mr and Mrs Dee Rex and family from Washington DC visited the Law Well Ward and Russell Payne families, sharing time together at their home site.
Linda Bateman spent the weekend with her parents the Ray Batemans in a family gathering noted in local society circles.
Mr and Mrs Gene Jorenson of Pocatello visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Bateman for the weekend. Ernest Armitage of Pocatello also spent Monday at the Bateman home.
Gleone Payne and David visited in Montpelier accompanied by Mrs Cerella Thornock, engaging in a social call and local greetings with residents.
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