Couple Wed In Candlelit First Congregational Ceremony
Miss Claire Schroff of Council Idaho wed Charles O Faris of Nampa in a candlelight ceremony at First Congregational Church. Rev Ed Cunningham officiated. The bride wore beige with matching hat and gardenia corsage. Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Ioset Twin Falls. Honeymoon to Salt Lake City and Sun Valley on return. Both are Idaho State College students. Faris is studying civil engineering after serving in the air corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Claire Schroff
Clarence Schroff
Council
Idaho
Charles O. Faris
Nampa
Brady Faris
Ed Cunningham
George Ioset
Twin Falls
Salt Lake City
Sun Valley
Faris
Idaho State College
Air Corps
Charles C. Faris
Congregational Church
Tricky Bridge Problem Showcases Seven Hearts Coup
A magazine puzzle from Chatter by the Engineers Society of Western Pennsylvania presents a double squeeze seven hearts problem. West leads queen of spades. South uses a sequence including a diamond setup and spade ruff, forcing East into a decisive squeeze on the seven of hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Engineers Society of Western Pennsylvania
West
South
East
Declarer
Dummy
Women favor black shoes to beat the heat in St. Louis
In 112 degree heat inside black shoes, the thermometer showed 96 degrees when placed in white shoes, notes from the St. Louis Show Manufacturers Association. Women fashion pace-setters have been wearing black shoes to stay cooler during hot summer days.
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ST. Louis
Social and Community Events Calendar for August and September
Family reunion of Joseph Hyrum Curtis descendants set for August 29 at Alameda park at 1 00 p m with lunch, games and races. Pocatello Riding Club hosts a chuck wagon breakfast at the fairgrounds starting 11 00 a m with Art Mead as camp cook and plans for September race meet. Neighbors of Woodcraft Palm Leaf Circle 119 sponsor rummage sale August 31 at 156 North First Ave with pickup by calling 3360J or 3368-R and regular WOW meeting. Epsilon Sigma Alpha rummage sale September 1 at the Negro USO hut on North First Avenue. Altar Society of St. Anthony's Church sponsors activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hyrum Curtis
Alameda Park
Pocatello
Woodcraft
Palm Leaf Circle
North First Ave
WOW
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
North First Avenue
Moose Ladies Initiate Four Women at Chapter 833
The Women of the Moose chapter 833 held a regular meeting at the Moose temple Thursday evening initiating four new members Lillie May Regan Allen McMillen Eva Vera Faler and Goldie Hart. Officers presiding were Mabel Murphy Rose Gates Flossie Graham and Bessie Griffin with honored Chicago guests Elsal Cornelison Eva Parkinson Ann Loveland Elsie Barnhart Angie d'Amico and Velma Cirals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Chapter 833
Moose Temple
Lillie May Regan
Allene McMillen
Eva Vera Faler
Goldie Hart
Mabel Murphy
Rose Gates
Flossie Graham
Bessie Griffin
Elsal Cornelison
Eva Parkinson
Ann Loveland
Elsie Barnhart
Angie d‘Amico
Velma Cirals
Chicago
Louise Brick
Amelia Parker
Beulah Beery
Leona Davis
Elin Friedel
Emma Foster
Lorraine Howell
Alice Chandler
Church Membership Tea Plans Wednesday Meeting
President Mrs. C. B. Jones urges all members to attend the membership tea in the church auditorium on September 1 at 2 30 p.m. She asks bringing new parish members and notes a book review and short music program will be on the agenda.
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C. B. Jones
BPW Members Close Season With Picnic
Business and Professional Women's club wrapped up the season with a Tuesday evening picnic at Pauline Oelwein’s North Arthur avenue home. A short business meeting followed refreshments. Committee members included Dr Ida Pacina Beulah Tolmie Dorothy Manning Mable Hackworth Marjorie Donaldson and Duncie Wennergren. President Miss Anna Capellen noted a national speaker will attend the district meeting soon. Reports were heard from committees and Florence Durant announced another scholarship to be awarded by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Pauline Oelwein
North Arthur Avenue
Ida Pacina
Beulah Tolmie
Dorothy Manning
Mable Hackworth
Marjorie Donaldson
Duncie Wennergren
Anna Capellen
Birdie Middendorf
Florence Durant
Skiwear Silhouette Shapes Now in Style
Two skiwear silhouettes appear on the scene with tuck in and loose lines. The unbroken in line silhouette adds height while the loose line halves the silhouette for skiers who feel too tall.
Fashion notes emphasize silhouette with bold accessories
The guide highlights contrasting lines in dress and accessories to enhance height and slim appearance. A large handbag adds width and bulk to the silhouette, while fur detailing on the bag contributes grace and femininity.
Dance Party Held For Ward Members Leaving for Service
A farewell party at the Tenth ward recreation hall honored two members leaving this week to join the armed forces. Joyce Benton, Elaine Gibson, and Donnetta Hutchings hosted with Gleaner girls supplying refreshments. Twenty six guests enjoyed games and dancing with older attendees including Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Highland, Mrs. Edna Lundgren, and Mr. and Mrs. Benton.
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Tenth Ward
Joyce Benton
Elaine Gibson
Donnetta Hutchings
Gleaner Girls
Jones
Nelson
Highland
Edna Lundgren
Stake
Benton
Masons Move to New Temple in Pocatello
Portneuf lodge No. 18 A. F. & A. M. will begin lodge business at 400 North Arthur Ave in the new Masonic temple after an Aug. 31 open house. September events include an inspection tour by Ray S. Hunter, an Entered Apprentice degree, Fellow Craft degree, Grand Lodge annual communication, Past Masters night, and a Master Mason degree conferred by a committee. A 1:30 p.m. press and radio view is planned for Aug. 31.
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Pocatello
Masonic Temple
Arthur Ave
All Lodge
Portneuf Lodge
Ray S. Hunter
New Lodge
Grand Lodge
Boise
Roy F. Miller Jr
Melvin D. Smith
J. P. Halliwell, Sr
Two Honor Bride Elect At Party
Mrs. Ellis Christiansen and Mrs. Rulon Gassman hosted a evening in honor of Miss Sylvia Burrell who will wed in September. Yellow, orange and white fall color motif, dessert course, monte carlo whist games, and miscellaneous gifts followed. Invited guests included Mesdames Mayme Bird and others plus Misses Santa Waller Julia Waller Peggy Birrell LaDene Nebeker.
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Ellis Christiansen
Rulon Gassman
Sylvia Burrell
Mesdames Mayme Bird
T.G. Hitler
A. F. McComber
Norma Spence
Arthur Richards
L. H. Anderson
James Schoonover
Virgil Camp
Ezra Hawkes
Fern Dustin
E. B. Swallow
Lewis Nebeker
Ray Isham
Martha Tonks
Glen Crouch
LaVon Burrell
Ida Burrell
Keith Mollerup
Ina Booth
Sterling Walker
E. L. Elbrecht
Thomas Huff
Frances Grey
Velda Windley
Santa Waller
Julia Waller
Peggy Birrell
LaDene Nebeker
Local Residents Attend Reunion for Golden Wedding Couple
Local residents Mrs. E. P. Young and Mrs. A. E. Watson joined over 160 relatives in Provo Utah to celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sequine. Sequine is sister to Young and Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Young
North Harrison St
A. E. Watson
North Arthur St
Provo
Utah
Robert Sequine
Sequine
Coats Move Back Into Style With Slimmed Silhouettes
Fashion notes highlight coats returning as main outerwear with emphasis on slimmed lines. Short full figure coats gain favor alongside a preferred slimming tuxedo look. Fabrics such as silver muskrat on blue and charcoal tones appear in mid length, straight fronts.
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William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Orpheum
Wallace Beer
Altar Society OF
ST. Anthony’s Church
Lata OD
Fred's Cafe
144 North Main
Dude’s Confectionery
South Main
Montgomery Ward
Savoy Cafe
West Center
Farr
Merchant’s
Green Lantern
5Th Avenue
the College
West Bridger
Shanghai Cafe
E. Center
Wennegren
N. Arthur
Pocatell
Pocatell Post
BPW
Fallan
Idaho Falls
Tom Smallwood
Elmer
Ace Accordionist
Vince and
Gate City Gaits
Bon Villa Club
Don's Tower Inn
Dan River
Koret
California
Johnson
Allyson
Rita Hayworth
Shanghai
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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