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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1948

Page

5

Clubs Aid Pool Fund Drive Benefit Dance

The Union Pacific Oldtimers and Auxiliaries host a benefit dance Saturday at 9 p m in the Memorial building to raise funds for the municipal swimming pool. Tickets are at Pocatello Drug and Modern Shoe Store with Cliff Hudson's orchestra providing music. Door prizes will be drawn during the event.

Union Pacific Oldtimers Pocatello Drug Cliff Hudson Hudson C. H. Pinkerton Pinkerton Oldtimer Oldtimers Herbert Lushinsky H. F. Rogers Joe Kortum Homer Wilson Homer C. Wilson Ernie Olsen Phil Evans Billy Wilson Jennie Wilson Rufus Merrill G. L. Bronson Winona Evans I. F. Fillars Harry Rogers Tom Yonda Delbert Wilson The

Dorothy Lee Anthony Weds Floyd Harvey Roylance

Dorothy Lee Anthony, daughter of Mr and Mrs G R Thomas, married Floyd Harvey Roylance in a double ring ceremony at First Presbyterian Church on a Saturday afternoon in April. Officiant Dr J Willis Hamblin led rites. matron of honor wore blue, bridesmaids pink and blue. guests included out of town relatives. The couple honeymooned briefly after the reception. Mr Roylance is a Marine veteran now at the post office, Mrs Roylance employed by Kraft Foods.

Dorothy Lee Anthony G. R. Thomas North Seventh Ave Floyd Harvey Roylance Francis H. Roylance First Presbyterian Church J. Willis Hamblin Joyce Wilson Albert Weese T. Leland Newey Roy Martz Roylance St. Joseph’s School Pocatello Kraft Food Co Marines Leo H. Houtz C. Grant Birch Betty June Birch Patricia Lee Birch Boise Maida Thompson Duane Thompson Idaho

Prom Success at Rockland High School

Rockland prom labeled a success as sponsors and class members praised the event. Students and residents danced to Azure Quintet music with the Rose Room theme and a Grand March led by class officers opened the dance.

Rockland Rockland High School

One Yard Patterns for Spring Blouses and Suit Idea

A pattern listing offers three blouse versions needing one yard of fabric each to refresh spring wardrobe. Pattern No. 8191 ranges in sizes 12 through 20, with size 14 needing one yard of 35 or 39 inch fabric. Send 25 cents, name, address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett, Pocatello Post, 530 South Wells, Chicago, Ill. Includes Spring and Summer Fashion book and a free gift pattern.

Sue Burnett Pocatello Post South Wells Chicago Mil

Circle Has Regular Meet

A Kasai studio dance group entertained the Supreme Forrest Wood men Circle at their monthly gathering. Dancers Shirley Faye Poulsen Jeaneen Petersen Dulcie Huth Bette Watkins Vicki Hill Darlene Roche Dorothy Feldsted Nancy Le Carter performed with Mrs. Marian Folkman. Margarite Griffith Alice Chandler Mona Maldinhower were initiated. Prizes for pinochle went to Thelma Dedrickson Thelma Strope Chloe Kelly Maxine Arould won the door prize. Refreshments were served by Emily Whitten and committee.

Kasai Supreme Forrest Woodmen Shirley Faye Poulsen Jeaneen Petersen Dulcie Huth Bette Watkins Vicki Hill Darlene Roche Dorothy Feldsted Nancy le Carter Miarian Folkman Margarite Griffith Alice Chandler Mona Maldinhower Miami Fla Thelma Dedrickson Thelma Strope Chole Kelly Maxine Arould Emily Whitten Dolly Cozad Lillian Morris Mrs. Hichok Lena Hall Edith Vanderline

Social clubs and dances announced for Tuesday events

The Bannock hotel hosts the last spring series dance with dinner at 7 and music by George Hart's orchestra led by Mrs. Dave Hill as chair. Other groups meet Tuesday including Radiant Afternoon Club at 1 15 in the Parish hall with hostesses and card games, and the Business and Professional Women’s Club at 8 with dessert luncheon and a Russia talk by Prof. W A Watrous.

Vincent Machine Rhythm Club Bannock Hotel George Hart Dave Hill Harrison Jones John Ford Leon Bergen Radiant May Myers Jean Bistline Marian Riggs

East Side West Side All Around Town

Community notes from East and West Side address local activities. Pre School PTA hosts a day nursery at First Ward church 1:30 to 4:30 pm Wednesday for PTA members with a small fee. Jiggs Dinner organized by St Joseph Altar Society serves corn beef and cabbage Thursday 5 pm to 7 pm to the public. Weekend visits and trips noted for local families and residents.

First Ward Center Garfield Roy Christensen St. Joseph Altar Society

Malad News notes plays and local electees

The Seven Sisters three act play sponsored by the Portage MIA directed by Don C. McCrary and Alva Howell played to large crowds in Portage and Malad First Ward. Malad Jay-C-Ettes elected officers for next year and Lawrence P. Budge named Malad Valley Posse president with officers listed. Kendall Presbytery meeting near Idaho Falls attended by local clergy and families. Red Cross drive in Oneida County exceeded quota turning in 1419 dollars. Ensign Dean Briggs visited family en route from San Francisco to Washington, D. C. for ship assignment.

The Portage Mia Don C. McCrary Alva Howell Portage Malad First Ward Ensign Dean Briggs Charles Briggs San Francisco Washington, D. C

Hall restores Lava homestead to family ownership

Lava Hot Springs report notes the Hall homestead once owned by John Hall is back with daughter Mrs Arthur Hall after buying from T M Jorgensen. The home, rebuilt to six rooms with a bath, is now grey stucco with red trim and the Jorgensens have moved in. Marvel Atha and Milford Haney visited from Salmon, Cliff Pierce returns to work, Charles McGuinn suffers a serious heart attack and hospital care, Fred Walker remains in Pocatello hospital due to prior surgery complications.

Lava Hot Springs Hall Lava Arthur Hall John Hall T. M. Jorgensen

LDS Leader Criticizes Movies Distort U S Image

Salt Lake City reporter notes Stephen L. Richards member of the LDS Church Council of Twelve Apostles says Hollywood depictions of American life mislead South Americans about the United States.

Salt Lake City Hollywood America Stephen L. Richards Council of Twelve Apostles LDS Church

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