Malad Club Hears Talk By Hendricks
Mrs. S. A. Hendricks and three hostesses welcomed Fine Arts members to the Hendricks home for a Friday evening program. Janice Benson and Kay Hendricks performed a duet while the Orange Key Music Service sang Christmas carols under Helen Ossmen. Dr. King Hendricks of Utah State Agricultural College spoke on folklore. Refreshments followed for members and guests.
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S. A. Hendricks
Melvin Thompson
Cornelius Jones
Fine Arts Club
Hendricks
Janice Benson
Kay Hendricks
Orange Key Music Service Club
Helen Ossmen
King Hendricks
English and Library Department
Utah State Agricultural College
Wrong Picture Caption Attributed to Legionnaires
The caption under a Sunday Post photo misidentified the host of a Union Pacific clerks party as the American Legion. The event was actually hosted for clerks in the master mechanics office of Union Pacific.
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Santa Claus
American Legion
Master Mechanics Office
Union Pacific
Roosevelt on Duggan Death and Un American Activities
Eleanor Roosevelt defends Laurence Duggan after his death and denounces Mundt's unproven charges. She questions reliance on Whittaker Chambers and Don Levin, protects Duggan and White's records, and urges presumption of innocence while demanding stronger FBI powers and due process.
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New York
Laurence Duggan
Mr. Duggan
Karl E. Mundt
Whittaker Chambers
Don Levin
Harry D. White
House UN- American Activities’ Committee
FBI
Un-American Activities Committee
Mundt
New Kiwanis Officers to Be Installed in Idaho Falls
A. W. Naegle of Idaho Falls will install Kiwanis Club officers at a 7 p.m. dinner Tuesday at the Last Frontier club. He arrives with his wife that afternoon. New officers include William H. Welton as president E. E. Johnsmeier first vice president Jack Henderson second vice president and directors Myron Porges Jr Sam Otto Irvin Maag Wallace Hardy Kenneth Ewer Keith Riley and Martell Fogg. Master of ceremonies is Spence Ford and Frontier orchestra music will close the evening.
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A. W. Naegle
Idaho Falls
Kiwanis Organization
Last Frontier Club
Naegle
Spence Ford
O. G. Roche
William H. Welton
E. E. Johnsmeyer
Jack Henderson
Myron Porges, Jr
Sam Otto
Irvin Maag
Wallace Hardy
Kenneth Ewer
Keith Riley
Martell Fogg
of the Frontier Orchestra
O. R. Craven
Arthur B. Scott
Ray Hendricks
Park Price
Lynn Weller
Harold Hoge
Best Dressed Women Of Year Named
New York reports the Eastern elite and royalty dominate the 1948 best dressed list from the New York Dress Institute. Notable changes include Clare Boothe Luce missing from top ten, while Mrs. William Paley leads ahead of the Duchess of Windsor and Queen Mary, with many social figures and royals named among the top honorees.
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New York
Clare Boothe Luce
Howard Hawks
William Paley
New York Dress Institute
Fashion and
Paley
Barbara Cushing
Stanley G. Mortimer, Jr
Duchess of Windsor
Duchess of Kent
Queen Mary
Dress Institute
Princess Margaret
Margaret Truman
Millicent Rogers
Andre Embiricos
Beatrice Ammidon
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Jeanne Murray
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Austine Cassini
Harrison Williams
Mme
Louis Arpels
Paris Jewelry Family
Hawks
Ardys Andreasen Engaged to Bruce Lowe
Mr and Mrs Maynard Andreasen announce the engagement of their daughter Ardys to Bruce Lowe son of Mr and Mrs Lester Lowe of Franklin They plan a spring wedding Ardys is in her senior year at the local high school Bruce attends USAC Logan.
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Preston
Maynard Andreasen
Ardys
Bruce Lowe
Lester D. Lowe
Franklin
Miss Andreasen
Lowe
USAC
Logan
Colored skis lead winter fashion on snowy slopes
EPSIE KINARD reports bright colored ski gear moves from wood to aluminum. Designers pair vivid hues like electric blue and royal blue with cap, jacket and pants, showing color-matched outfits from head to ski.
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Epsie Kinard
NEA
NEW York
Georgette Thioliere
Legoinnaire
Back Interest Destined for a Busy Season Dress Pattern
Stylish two piece dress for junior miss features a clever back fishtail peplum with a tiny bow. Pattern No 8413 available in sizes 9 through 18 with 43 yards required for size 11 on 36 inch fabric. Include 25 cents, name, address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett at Pocatello Post.
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Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
Wells St
Chicago
Illinois
Social calendar circles at Metho dist church and Star of the East event
The WSCS executive boards meet at 2 p m Thursday at Mrs. F C Forester 768 Dogwood Ave. The Star of the East club holds its annual holiday dinner dance Tuesday evening at the Masonry temple with Mrs Ray F Miller in charge of arrangements.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
F. C. Forester
Dogwood Ave
Star OF the East Club
Masonry Temple
Ray F. Miller
A Bit Of This A Bit Of That Dear Melinda Mallory
A 24 year old woman with three older sisters and two brothers asks whether to marry and live elsewhere to care for her invalid mother. The columnist counsels that the family should share caregiving, but she may marry her fiancé and pursue happiness without sacrificing her life.
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Melinda Mallory
Reception Honors Burley Bride and Groom
Mr and Mrs Dean Fluckinger of Afton Wyoming were honored at a shower and reception at the Pella L D S church after their marriage at the Idaho Falls temple. The bride Norma Greene of Pella wore ivory embroidered satin with a pearl coronet.
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Burley
Dean Fluckinger
Afton
Wyoming
Pella L.D.S. Church
Idaho Falls L.D.S. Temple
Norma Greene
Pella
Engagement Ring Leads to Tragic Death in Chicago
Renee Gordon 21 flew home after her engagement to Herbert Cowan 22. At a party the couple celebrated Christmas Eve as Cowan placed the ring on her finger. She fainted and died. doctors attributed the death to heart failure. Her body was sent to Chicago.
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Hollywood
Renee Gordon
Miss Gordon
Chicago
Eddie Gordon
Herbert Cowan
Cowan
Christmas Guests Fill Ray Home and Swanson House
Dr and Mrs F M Ray host guests including William G Phoenix of Palo Alto California and Judge H J Swanson with their three children Mary Alice Peter and Betty all visiting for Christmas. Bob Wikstrom from LeSeur Minnesota also joins the holiday gathering in Gate City. Mary Alice attends George Washington University Washington DC studying Foreign Affairs while Peter is a midshipman at Annapolis.
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F. M. Ray
William G. Phoenix
Palo Alto
Calif
Gate City
H. J. Swanson
Mary Alice
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Pocatello
Peter
Annapolis
Betty
Bob Wickstrom
LeSeur, Minn
Indian Indian Band Director Seeks U S Presidency
Felix Cain, director of the famed Santa Fe Indian Band in Winslow Arizona, suggested he might run for president now that Indians can vote. He told a visitor in town that there may be a president who is Indian and that he may be that Indian.
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White House
Winslow
Ariz
Santa Fe
United States
Felix Cain
Arizona
Jumping beans not jumping in San Antonio tale
Mayor Alfred Callaghan rejected Birmingham Michigan Mayor J Mallender's request to air mail 2,000 Mexican jumping beans for school study. He said none were available and they do not jump this time of year.
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San Antonio
Texas
U.P
Alfred Callaghan
J. Mallender
Birmingham
Mich
Mallender
Callahan
Leg breaking record set by Abilene student Lee Grant Scott
Abilene Texas report notes junior high student Lee Grant Scott has broken a leg 14 times in 15 years. The first fracture occurred when he was six years old.
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Abilene
Tex
U.P
Lee Grant Scott
Scott
Sun Sets Car Fire in Mineral Wells
Mr and Mrs J P Cochran returning from a trip smelled smoke inside their car. Sun rays through a water bottle on the floor ignited the carpet in the back seat, starting a fire.
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Mineral Wells
Tex
J. P. Cochran
American Scientists Weigh Moonlike Satellite
American scientists are seriously considering developing a satellite missile that would orbit the Earth in a steady moonlike path about 600 miles above the surface. The concept envisions a continuous circumnavigation as a strategic asset.
No Jet Mail Yet Burley Idaho Letter Frustrates Officials
An envelope addressed by Don Messer of San Benito Texas to Burley Idaho was not eligible for air mail jet service. Postal officials could not oblige this request due to lacking jet mail facilities at the time.
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Burley
Ida
U.P
Don Messer
San Benito
Tex
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