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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
4
A warm bewitching soup supper for a cold night, featuring a condensed soup base with carrots water milk cheese corn and pimiento. Cook carrots until crisp tender then melt cheese and mix with other ingredients for a comforting 4 to 6 serving meal.
Margaret Bunderson of Camp Stewart visited St Charles as did the Richard Burghout family for the weekend with John Rich. Numerous locals including Vilda Pugmire and Darrell Sorenson family traveled to Ovid and Fish Haven for gatherings while others hunted deer across Utah and Idaho regions.
Mrs. Amy Athay and Mrs. Mae Bowman attended Relief Society on Tuesday with Ruth Tallentine presiding and Margie Micorn delivering the lesson. Mary Parker and Ann Holden visited Salt Lake City over the weekend to see Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kirkham and newborn daughter. Joe Baisanubyes Vegas Ney and Dean Morgan of Provo were weekend guests of the Stanley Morgans.
Millie Hanson and Ogden break into a tense scene at the William Hill home. The report notes a Monday event involving Arnie and other locals.
Mr and Mrs Hillis Eborn and family of Bountiful and Mr and Mrs Steve Pugmire of Lehi were weekend guests of the Darrell Eborns. Mr and Mrs Earl Findlay Blair and Joyce visited at Take City Saturday and Sunday. Vicki Keller of Mink Creek spent two days at the Findlay home. Visitors of the Marvin Hymases included Mrs Glade Hymas of Woods Cross Bill Smedley of Los Angeles Mrs Leslie Nate of Dingie Dennis Hymas of Provo and Steven Hymas of Logan.
Mr and Mrs Roger Carlsen of Ogden visited the Chris Carl sens over the weekend.
Tenny Hymas of Rexburg spent two weekends as a guest of Mr and Mrs Ivan Hymas. The note appears as a local social item continuing on page 5.
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