Beth Jensen Weds Harvey D Peck At First Congregational
Beth Jensen daughter of Mrs. Julia E. Jensen married Harvey D. Peck Sunday April 11 at 3 pm in the First Congregational Church. Bishop A M Alexander officiated with W H Jensen as guardian and Glen Peck as best man. Out of town guests and reception followed in the church. couple to reside in Pocatello where the groom works at the Naval Ordnance Plant and the bride at the Idaho Oil Refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Jensen
Harvey D. Peck
First Congregational Church
A. M. Alexander
Thirteenth Ward
W. H. Jensen
Betty Moore
Beverly Jensen
Cecilia Bonner
Chyral Jones
Glen Peck
D. E. Griffith
Wayne Jensen
Leo Sorenson
Egan
Miss LaVerne
Kemp
Salt Lake City
Don Arnold
Vic Kimmell
McCammon
Wallace Howell
A. H. Wagner
Bert Almond
Downey
Dan Jensen
W. H. Pete Jensen
Sid Christensen
Blackfoot
J. H. Dyers
Ray Robinson
American Falls
Nelle Robinson
Rockland
Town
Cleo Shipp
Joseph Whitworth
Inkom
North Grant Ave
Pocatello
Naval Ordnace
Idaho Oil
Peck
Julia Jensen
Pierce St
Mr. Peck
George Peck
Randolph Ave
Newcomers Club Hosts YWCA Campaign Guest Speaker
Mrs Merrill Guest of the YWCA campaign attended the Newcomers club meeting with Dr Roger Slocum of ISC as guest speaker on Child Development. An election named Mrs Judson Cook president and other officers, with next meeting set for May 5 and bridge during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Merrill
YWCA
Newcomers Club
Russell Holt
Roger Slocum
ISC
Ellen Raether
Slocum
Judson Cook
George Welch
D. F. Larson
Woody Campbell
Clyde Sterling
James N. Gennette
John Dahn
Mrs Nellie Cline Steenson Charms Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Mrs Nellie Cline Steenson charmed members and guests of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority at the YWCA club rooms on Wednesday evening as she presented Lloyd Douglas's The Robe with vivid character portrayals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cline Steenson
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Ywca Club
Lloyd Douglas
Electa Kensington Card Party and Luncheon Held in Pocatello
Many Pocatello ladies attended the Electa Kensington event on Thursday afternoon. Spring flowers adorned the rooms and luncheon tables. Door prizes were won by Mrs. R. D. Campbell and Mrs. Richard Kingsley. High prizes for pinochle went to Mrs. Frank Young, and high prize for bridge to Mrs. Lee Bloxham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Electa Kensington
R. D. Campbell
Richard Kingsley
Frank Young
Lee Bloxham
Bridge
Evening program features Mrs Steenson and Cecile Chambers
Mrs Steenson participated in a story evening while Mrs Cecile Chambers and Mrs E Walker provided music on piano. The pair performed two violin selections, At Dawning and Teach Me to Pray, with refreshments served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Chambers
E. Walker
Cadman
Jesse Mae Jewett
GIA Members Meet in Regular Session Led by Mrs Ogee
Twenty nine members of the G LA gathered for a Wednesday meeting with Mrs. Carl Ogee presiding. A dessert luncheon was served by Mrs. Richard Milner, Mrs. Walter Rhodes, Mrs. W. H. Carlyle, and Mrs. Homer Gower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLA
Carl Ogee
Richard Milner
Walter Rhodes
W. H. Carlyle
Homer Gower
Couple Exchanges Nuptial Vows in Candlelit Ceremony
Miss Joan Sanders and Howard Dutton wed in a candlelight double ring ceremony at home with gladioli and carnations. Attendant Frances Richmond wore steel grey crepe. Farris Edgley sang during the service. The couple reside at 1527 South Fourth Ave and are each employed locally. she is a John Marshall graduate, he a Marine veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Sanders
J. E. Sanders
East Center St
Howard Dutton
Janeee
California
Bishop
Roscoe Cahoon
Frances Richmond
Jim Barrus
Farris Edgley
June Eskelson
South Fourth Ave
John Marshall High School
Los Angeles
Idaho State College
Peoples Store
Freno
Marine Corps
Gordon and
Irvin
AAUW Elects Officers at Chapter 2 Meeting
Carrol Petersen spoke on his trips to furniture markets in Grand Rapids and Chicago. Mrs. Lee Sumpter was elected president and Mrs. Wendall Marshall vice president as members and officers of Chapter 2 American Association of University Women gathered in the Women’s Lounge of the Student Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Petersen
Chapter
American Association of University Women
Student Union
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Dick Herman
Lee Sumpter
Wendall Marshall
Cochairmen
Tom Salhberg
George Young
Margaret Sheppard
Dorothy Kingsley
Evelyn Miller Jones
Mesdames James Anderson
Harry Vaughn
LeRoy M. Johnson
A. C. Taylor
Quine
A. B. Trosper
C. M. Kennedy
Frank C. Morris Jr
Methodists Hold Fourth Quarterly Conference Dinner
The First Methodist Church held its fourth quarterly conference Monday evening with a pot-lunch. Dr G G Roseberry Twin Falls district superintendent presented movies More for Your Money. Mrs Harry Pauschert reelected delegate to Idaho annual conference at Nampa June 16. Mrs C A Stauber elected alternate. Jack Iverson reelected charge lay leader and E A Reisinger elected associate. Dr Roseberry leaves Pocatello April 28 for Boston to attend the general conference with global church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
G. G. Roseberry
Twin Falls
Harry Pauschert
Idaho
Nampa
C. A. Stauber
Jack Lerson
E. A. Reisinger
Roseberry
Pocatello
Boston
Mass
Salvation Army Ladies League Banquet Honors Members
The Ladies Home League of the Salvation Army held its annual banquet at the Salvation building. Tables featured California pottery and new silverware. guests wore colored paper hats and birthday celebrants since January 1 enjoyed cake. Major and Mrs. Alfred Deitz presented Adj Bowden of the Idaho Falls branch who entertained with a movie Our Home League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home League of the
Salvation Army
Salvation
California
Alfred Deitz
Adj. Bowden
Idaho Falls
Social Highlights From Malad Set At Stake Taberna Cle
Malad events include Social Highlights at the stake taberna cle on Thursday April 29 at 8 p m. Frances Lang opened a Malad gift shop offering home party personal and club gifts. Mrs Samuel Smith Jr recovering after leg amputations at St Benedict hospital Ogden. Idaho go delegates from Malad Teachers Association to Boise. Maeser and Fallis travel for the delegation. Elementary staff and local choir members attend meetings and performances with notes on a poetry festival and a Moladon chorus program. Liquid air demonstration at Malad High School by Mr Everman for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lang
Malad
Samuel Smith Jr
St. Benedict Hospital
Ogden
Karl G. Maeser
Asa Fallis J
Boise
Idahogo
Malad Teachers Association
Maeser
State Association
Alice B
Schow School
Utah State
Logan
Gee Jones
Coralie Neal
Beverly Seth
Va Derkware
William Masters
Oe Montgomery
Marilyn A
Mr. Clark
Thelma Montgomery
Mr. Everman
National School
Aid Observes Guest Day at Presbyterian church
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid observed a guest day on Wednesday afternoon in church social rooms. Hostesses were Mrs. James Myers, Mrs. G. L. Andrews, and Mrs. William Welton. E C White led devotionals and Betty Johnsmeier played a piano solo By the Sea. June Walters Leonard sang Summertime and When You Are Away. A business meeting was conducted by Mrs. C. A. Kelly. Many members and several guests attended, including Mrs. Chester Root and Mrs. Byron Downard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
James Myers
G. L. Andrews
William Welton
E. C. White
Betty Johnsmeyer
June Walters
Leonard
Byron Downard
East River
C. A. Kelly
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Congregational Church
Mrs. Merrill
Club
525 East Center
Py Ca
Itl & Byars Service
Mrs. Steenson
GIA
AAUW
Antarctic
Dutton
Methodists
Church
Bistline Agency
Arthur
Stake Tabernacle
Aid
George L. Andrews
W. H. Welton
Bertha Campbell
Mary Maio
E. T. Wetherington
T. C. Evans
G. S. Owens
Ira Ferrier
C. E. Williams
A. Stewart
June Grover
Myrtle Nicholas Ifft
Baldwin
H. A. Petersen
Gus Anderson
W. P.havener
Glenn Kuncle
Charles Zweigart
Wessels
George H. Flemming
Chester Root
O. C. Stocker
K. A. Kirshner
George Rinker
Theodore Costos
J. D. Hardy
Miss Bertha Gehree
Home Economist
Episcopal Parish House
the Lucky
Philco
Freezer
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