Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-12-05
PARIS ITEMS

Paris, Idaho, Dec. An com
memoration of the fiftieh anniver-
sary OF the organization of their as
ISOLATION, the Y. l.. M. /. associations
OF the two wards, together with the
Bear Lake stake Y. L. M. l. A. board.
gave a. jubilee program in the sec
ond ward hall on Sunday evening,
NOV. goth. The hall was filled to its
utmost capacity and most attentive
congregation listened to the careful
ly planned exercises. President Liz
zie H. Welker of the stake board
took charge of the meeting. She in
Drief spoke of the Significance of the
evening. President Won Altman of
the First ward association presented
a sketch of the origin of the Y. L. M.
|. A. A girls chorus sang the spec
ial jubilee song, Fifty Thousand. /"
short history of the stake board
was read by Mrs. Rena Bum. Miss
Bertha Cook followed with a vocal
solo, after which Mrs. Louisa Athay
told of the organization and special
interests Of the First ward associa-
ton. I'm the Ranks of the M. 1. A."
was sung by the Misses Myrtle Rich,
Veda Low, Elva Law and Mrs. Thel-
"A
the Second ward Mutual officers was
given by Miss Pearl Spencer, who
was followed by President VIM. l..
Rich, who spoke encouragingly and
enthusiastically of the mutual work.
The invocation and benediction were
by Seymour Spencer and Eliza r.
Cook. The IL per cent enrolment,
instead of the requested 10 per cent
was commented upon. Altogether
the occasion proved to be one of the
most successful ventures ever under
taken by the Y. l.. NJ l. A. in this
stake.
On Thanksgiving evening in the
Paris pavilion, the Y. l.. M. /. A. Ju-
Dlee dance was given. Some SPLEEN
did old fashioned costumes were
seen and an extra large crowd was
present to enjoy the program, which
consisted of old fashioned as well as
strictly modern numbers. Punch
and home made candy were sold dur
ing the evening. A sale of hand
painted Japanese pictures was also
conducted throughout the day by the
stake board. The two wards Joined
in giving the dance.
In connection with the regular
business of the stake priesthood
meeting. at last Saturdays meeting
reports were heard from the stake
and academy representatives who at
tended the social convention in Salt
Lake city. A stake convention is be-
Unexplained for as early date as
possible. After the meeting the con-
gregation adjourned to the Paris pa
, vilion where demonstration of cor
, rect methods of dancing was given
under the direction of Mss Elva Law
and Mr.. Harold Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Bulge and
, Miss Thelma Bulge left Sunday
morning after spending the Thanks
giving holidays with Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Bulge.
Miss Gladys Horsely has return
ed from Soda Springs where she was
; for several days last week.
Miss Djupe, who has been spend.
ing the past month here, left last
week for her home.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hayward of st
Charles spent the weekend in Paris
Miss Lillian Smedley, who is teach
ing school in Georgetown, spent the
1 Thanksgiving holidays at her home il
4 Paris.
Mr.. Earl Shepherd returned Mon
' day from Logan, where he spent {
few days visiting with his parents
,, President and Mrs. ]. R. Shepherd
Miss Mae Broomhead, who is nov
: teaching in Garden City spent las
Z Saturday in Paris