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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1949

Page

10

GIA Organizer Visits Local Auxiliary Group

Mrs. Wanda Holm of Milford Utah grand inspector and organizer of the GIA visited the local auxiliary group meeting at WOW hall for a school of instruction. President Helen Baker opened at 10 am with ritualistic forms and Mrs Mae Rossiter initiated. A noon luncheon at the Whitman hotel preceded the afternoon session and gifts were exchanged.

Wanda Holm Milford Utah GIA B of Wow Hall Helen Baker Mae Rossiter Whit‘man

LDS Building Funds Committee Plans Sale

The LDS Second Ward on South Seventh Ave plans a public auction Monday at 7 30 PM to raise funds for a new chapel. Items include a horse musical lessons canned goods coal furniture and more with a dance by George Hart's orchestra afterward.

LDS Second Ward South Seventh Ave South Sixth George Hart Ralph Hobson Ward MIA Jesse Warnick Ward Women's

Legion Women Hear Travel Talks at Memorial Hall

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. at Memorial hall with Mrs. Cora Copening and Mrs. Val mes Primbs in charge. Myron Porges will discuss travels in South America while Mrs. Florence Bale covers Child Welfare. A Pan American musical program includes a Spanish song and South American dances by the Watson school. poppy corsages will be sold and refreshments served.

American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Hall Cora Copening Valmes Primbs Myron Porges South America Florence Bale State Department of Public Assistance Florence Larsen Hazel King Watson School of Dancing Laula Burton

Ladies of Corinth Baptist sponsor fried chicken dinner

The Corinth Baptist Church ladies sponsor a fried chicken dinner at Memorial Hall on Wednesday from 5 to 7 30 p m Mrs E J Harris serves as general chairman.

Ladies of the Corinth Baptist Church Memorial Hall E. J. Harris

Theta Rho Girls Club to Meet Tuesday Evening

Theta Rho members urged to attend an important meeting at IOOF hall Tuesday at 7 30. Gamma chapter of Alpha Pi Omega plans a special program Monday at 8 p m at the Bannock hotel. all members urged to be present.

Theta Rho Girl’s Club IOOF Gammas Gamma Chapter of Alpha Pi Omega Bannock Hotel

Home Vows Exchanged By Local Pair

An Easter Sunday ceremony united Nadine Hymas and Ray in marriage with Bishop D W Martin officiating. Bridesmaid Mary Ellen Sims, best man Jay Hale, and families attended a reception after. The couple plans a May return to Pocatello and residence at 334 South Fifth after a California Mexico honeymoon.

Jess R. Hymas Nadine Hymas Emmett Ray A. F. Ray California Old Mexico Mendy Jess Hymas Bowers D. W. Martin Mary Ellen Sims Jay Hale Grace W. H. Findley Montpelier Emma Fister Ray Salt Lake City Westside High School

Initiation Held For New Radiant Members

Mrs. E. A. Collins and Art Hill presided at Radiant chapter No. 61 OES meeting at the Masonic temple. Initiation for W. E. Best, William H. Welton, Sue Harris Evans, and Mrs. William Welton. guests from Lima Montana Kemmerer Pocatello. Refreshments served. committee chaired by Mrs. W. W. Halsey with many helpers.

E. A. Collins Art Hill Radiant Chapter No OES Masonic Temple W. E. Best William H. Welton Sue Harris Evans William Welton Madeline Criddle Lima, Mont R. E. Johnson Kemmerer, Wyo Mary Jane Shuster Nellie Ellis Melvin Smith Pocatello

Tuneful Week in Gate City Anticipated

Gate City gears up for National Music Week May 17 with daily noon concerts by one of six city bands. Pocatello Music Club leads under Lee F Waon and Ralph Garrett. 2000 musicians from schools and professionals participate. Evenings at 8 15 offer programs and three dance studio showcases. Saturday features a massed square dance in the high school gym with two bands and five callers.

Gate City Pocatello Music Club Lee F. Waon Ralph Garrett

Palm Circle to Host May Session of Neighbors of Woodcraft

Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 of Neighbors of Woodcraft will host the biennial District 17 meeting May 9 and 10 at the Memorial building. Distinguished guests include Grand Clerk Leah E Wood of Portland and Past Grand Guardian Ella Spiekerman plus Marie B Willard who chairs arrangements. District Guardian Freita Patterson of Boise and other district officers from Idaho are expected.

Memorial Building Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 Woodcraft Leah FE. Wood Portland Ore Ella Spiekerman Marie B. Willard Freita Patterson Boise Idaho State of

Thief Steals 200 Pounds of Brass from Ohio Factory

A thief took 200 pounds of brass from an Ohio factory and left investigators with questions about the value and motive behind the large metal theft. Authorities are reviewing security footage and will pursue charges.

Ohio

Ladies Aid Study Session Highlights Easter Significance

Alameda Ladies Aid held its Wednesday afternoon session at the Alameda chapel with Leora Price and Dorothy Monroe as hostesses. Grace Miller led devotionals, Ada Barber supervised literature, and guests Mrs. Nannie Mayer and Mrs. Alma Driver attended. Members listed include Vanessa Allred, Ada Barber, Ruby Bunce, Ruth Burns, Ida Coates, Mary Cameron, Louise Carter, Ethel Diamond, Julia Eagan, Ruth Eichinger, Maude Gillespey, Crystal Harrison, Lydal Holmberg, Josephine Jensen, Helga Jones, Grace Miller, Dorothy Monroe, Sybil Nipper, Catherine Poulson, Leora Price, Mary Rice, Louise Roe, Ethel Talbot, Elsie Vollmer, Enid Mattsen, Evelyn Sluder, Devella White, Myldred Thomas, Thelma Fenton, Dolly Wehrli and Betty Griffin. The next meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 15 at Louise Roe's home.

Grace Miller Ada Barber Nannie Mayer Alma Driver Vanessa Allred Ruby Bunce Ruth Burns Ida Coates Mary Cameron Louise Carter Ethel Diamond Julia Eagan Ruth Eichinger Maude Gillespey Crystal Harrison Lydal Holmberg Josephine Jensen Helga Jones Dorothy Monroe Sybil Nipper Catherine Poulson Leora

Pack Family Visits during Easter Holidays

Pack family from Glenns Ferry visited Pocatello over Easter, staying with Mr. and Mrs. U S Pack at 324 South Eighth. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pack and the children were guests of Mr. Pack's parents during the holiday.

Lynn Pack Glenns Ferry Pocatello Mr. Pack Mrs U. S. Pack South Eighth

Week's Showings at Theaters Include John Wayne and Bogart

At the Orpheum and chief theaters marquee listings feature John Wayne in Stagecoach and Long Journey Home, Ingrid Bergman in Joan of Arc, Treasure of the Sierra Madre with Bogart, Rusty Saves a Life with Ted Donaldson, and Flame. Rialto presents It Had to Be You and Darling Desperadoes, plus Young Widow and It Happened Out West.

Ted Donaldson Rusty Orpheum Theater Fighting O'Flynn Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Rusty Saves A Life Flame Johnny Belinda Jane Wyman Lew Ayres Sierra Madre Humphrey Bogart Walter Houston Stagecoach John Wayne Chief Theater Joan of Arc Ingrid Bergman Randolph Scott Jane Wyatt Tucson Jimmy Lydon Rialto Theater Ginger Robers Cornel Wilde Ida Lupino Leo Carrillo Nino Martini Don ‘ Coyote Frances Rafferty Richard Martin Jane Russel Louis Hayward West Harold Bell Wright Paul Kelly Judith Allen Black Bart

Circle Four Wesley Hall Meeting Recaps Dessert Luncheon

Circle Four of the WSCS met at Wesley Hall for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. L. K. Malsbury and Mrs. W. W. Little. Mrs. C. S. Jones led devotions on We Need the Church as Mrs. E. A. Reisinger led the meeting in the chairman’s absence. Plans for future activities were discussed and set.

Wesley Hall Circle 4 WSCS L. K. Malsbury Methodist Church W. W. Little C. S. Jones E. A. Reisinger

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pers First Methodist Church Phillip Hauck Glenda Kay Vera Brookshire Erma Lockridge El‘sie Harris Mary Brown LDS Building Funds Committee Legion Rialto Columbia Pictures Ginger Camel Rogers Wilde Leo Carrillo Nino Martini Childcraft Books Orpheum Cdougla the Fighting Calynm T Richard Green Greene New Radiant Winston Best E. O. Robinson W. W. Halsey Maude Holder Ethel Gilbert Martha Bistline Ruby Keaton Vera Keesling Charlotte Kennedy Martha Kennedy Gertrude Jones Grace Johnson Gladys Jewell Lois Englestrom Helen Humphreys Lillian Hopper Ann Howard Jane Holt Lydia Holmberg Special Eye Sa Wiwerer Waneer Mery Wr Meee Aone Ane Me Eee Ata Bergman Victor Fleming Ger Eee W Walter Wanger EO Lops RCAD Alameda Pocatello Drive-In Theater Entertainment Under the Stars Jack Carson PACK Horace Heidt Deleit Lea al Whitman Errol Flynn Ann Sheridan Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid William Powell Ann Blyth Rachel and the Stranger Loretta Young Robert Mitchum Danny Kaye Serape Pancho Lila Kurtz Wendell Helen Oelwein Albuquerque N. M ISC Associated Women Students University of New Mexico Miss Kurtz AWS Miss Oelwein Arlie White Walter Simmons W. D. ‘Crompton Paul Sample E. S. Pilgrim Nora Hayden J. A. Page C. I. Jones Gladys Tate Edward Parsch R.p.m. Records RCA Victor Megar Magnavox Modern Symphony Elanlaee Aqnavox
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