Rainbow Island Ward Ball Theme Lights up Third Ward Gala
Rainbow Island was the Third Ward Gold and Green ball theme held Thursday at their recreation hall. A volcano centerpiece and elaborate decor featured imitation trees, orchids, a rainbow and native procession with king Grant Brower crowning Miss Wyla Jean Nelson queen. Attendants, princesses, dancers, musicians, and about 800 guests filled the hall with festive ceremony and refreshments. The Nelson and Timpson families are named among attendees and honorees.
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Third Ward
Mildred McCurdy
Grant Brower
Dana Muir
Rainbow Island
LaVoy Sims
Lelane Barkdull
Gary Hess
Delores Doren
Ralene Thompson
Nadine Sigmund
Joan Morris
Edna Timpson
Marva Hancock
Elma
Leilanni
Adrian Lane
Wanda Christensen
Lucy Baird
Letha Loveland
Larry Hancock
Joan Sorenson
Loren Hancock
Jessie Hollenbeck
Larry Sorenson
Jean Hart
Ray Inganger
Oren Loveland
Noel Barton
Frank Welch
Lola Dye
Cecil Wadsworth
Joyce Babcock
Bud Barry
Helen Stowell
Fred Nelson
Howard Wood
Marion Folkman
F. D. Priest
Hugh Templeton
Donna Edgley
George Hart
Wyla Jean Nelson
Pocatello GOP Women Hear Haight
Members of the local Republican Women’s club met at the Parish Hall for a program and business meeting attended by Blackfoot delegates led by president Mrs. H. F. Van Atta. Lloyd Haight of Pocatello spoke on the progress of the Republican Party as musical numbers and a reading augmented the program directed by Mrs. Ray Brookhart.
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Republican Womens’ Club
Blackfoot
H. F. van Atta
Lloyd Haight
Pocatello
Republican Party
Bryan Blackhurst
van Atta
R. L. Thomas
C. L. Barresen
Aston Johnston
Dorothy M. Johnson
Lucille Dankers
Faris Edgley
Frank Welch
Merle Lowe
Mary Petrone
Ray Brookhart
Easter Bunny Pattern No 5332 for Toddlers
Build an 18 inch Easter Bunny using white outing flannel or soft knit. Ears measure 714 inches, pink lining, red mouth pink nose and blue eyes embroidered. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage and your name address pattern 5332 to Anne Cabot Pocatello Post 530 South Wells Street Chicago IL.
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Anne Cabot
Pocatello Post
South Wells Street
Chicago
Circle Has Pot-Luck Party
The Friendship Circle of the Women of the Moose met at the lodge hall January 29 for the chapter night program. Louise Eckersley chaired and presented a history of friendship while Ann Loveland read her original poem Our Friendship Circle. A blue and gold pot-luck supper followed with decorated tables. Plans for a March 7 breakfast at 1 p.m. in the new hall dining room were announced.
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Friendship Circle of the Women of the. Moose
Lodge Hall
Louise Eckersley
Ann Loveland
Our Friendship Circle
New Hall
Interdenominational Meeting At First Methodist Church
Religionists from several denominations gathered at the First Methodist church for a discussion on their churches doctrine and practice. The Wesley Foundation hosted college age groups and planned recurring meetings at different churches with Congo Club to host the next event.
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First Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation
Roy Hedlund
Grace Kawait
Robert Shaw
Cecil Flint
Baptists
Charles Billmeyer, Jr
Mary Ruth Knowlton
Methodists
Congregational Church
Congo Club
Robert Brown
Robert Jackson
Danish Brotherhood Dance Scheduled at WOW Hall
Danish Brotherhood announces its regular monthly dance at the WOW hall Friday at 9 30 with Hans Sorensen as chairman. Refreshments will be served. MR AND MRS CLUB Valentine box social at Trinity Episcopal church Parish hall Saturday 8 30 p m guests invited. F O E 119 A K Scott warns dance and light luncheon not held Saturday night per Thursday Post notice correction.
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Hans Sorensen
Trinity Episcopal Church
F. O. E. 119
A. K. Scott
Post
Charter Member Honored at Po catello OES Ruth Chapter No 3
Mrs Effie Swanson the sole living charter member was honored at the Elks Temple ceremony. She moved to the east escorted by courtesy girls Gertrude Neil to Laura Alexander. A violin solo by Marion Taylor accompanied daffodils and a corsage from Magna Stocker.
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Effie Swanson
Pocatello Oes
Ruth
Elks Temple
Marion Taylor
Rebecca Erickson
Gladys Pinkerton
Ada ° Christensen
Frank Christensen
Blance Herrick
Roy Herrick
Violet Philpott
Gertrude Neil
Edna Ohlson
Hazel Bailey
Shower Honors Bride To Be Marion Marley
A bridal shower honoring Miss Marion Marley daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Marley of 1433 South Fourth Avenue occurred Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Earl Thompson cohosted by Mrs Robert Nelson and Mrs Dean Thompson. Maureen Jones won high score at Monte Carlo Whiste. Guests included Mrs John Marley Naomi Willis Norma Johnson Marjorie Carlson Isabel Nichols Norma Jensen Marion Flathers Beryl Taylor Elizabeth Sanders Phyllis Chapman Dorothy Nestler Lorraine Wilson.
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Marion Marley
John E. Marley
South Fourth Ave
Earl Thompson
Robert Nelson
Dean Thompson
Maureen Jones
Monte Carlo
Miss Marley
John Marley
Naomi Willis
Norma Johnson
Marjorie Carlson
Isabel Nichols
Norma Jensen
Marion Flathers
Beryl Taylor
Elizabeth Sanders
Phyllis Chapman
Dorothy Nestler
Lorraine Wilson
Fox hunter Robert Martin stops fox with blow to head
In Kokomo Indiana Robert Martin struck a fox with his car on a country road then got out and tapped the fox on the head with a jack. The incident is reported as a hunting mishap with no further details.
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Ind
Robert Martin
Pink Ribbon nail polish joins spring pastel lineup
The fashion trend introduces Pink Ribbon a delicate pink nail polish with matching lipstick. It aims to flatter porcelain skin by offering a dainty pink shade compatible with eight eenth-century pastel fashion tones including mauve pale blue and pale pink.
Friendship Circle Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The Friendship Circle of the Women of the Moose met Tuesday at Mrs Alice Chandras home for the regular monthly session. Senior Regent Elsie Barnhart attended as a guest. Ann Loveland chaired in Louise Eckersley’s absence. Refreshments were served after a short business meeting with valentine themed decorations.
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Friendship Circle” of the Women of the Moose
Alice Chanda
Germaine Esptallier
Elsie Barnhart
Ann Loveland
Louise Eckersley
Valentine Party Plans At W C A Club Meeting
Epsilon Sigma Alpha women meet at the W C A club rooms with Leah Anderson presiding. They plan a Valentine party for Feb 13 and assign topics for the next meeting. Attendance includes Elva Purrington Mildred Tuma Lorraine Wiggand Cecil Chambers Gladys Simpson Grace Robinson Margaret McCelland Irene Van Vieck Noma Hook. New York councilman Joseph Sharkey proposes a bill to bar escorted women from bars prompting sharp objections from council member Bertha Schwartz.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Leah Anderson
Gladys Simpson
Elva Purrington
Mildred Tuma
Lorraine Wiggand
Cecil Chambers
Grace Robinson
Margaret McCelland
Irene van Vieck
Noma Hook
New York
Josph Sharkey
Bertha Schwartz
Marriages Decline In 1947 Across United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance estimates about 2,000,000 marriages in 1947, down from 2,825,000 in 1946, with a predicted continuing downward trend.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
United States
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