Ward Ball Ruler Rides Swan Chariot at Fourth Ward Ball
The fourth Ward Gold and Green ball featured a swan float entry carrying Miss Dolores Merrell queen of the ball. Attendants included Miss Nadine Jorgensen and Miss Ruth Howell in vivid gowns. A floor show and all girl chorus performed sketches and songs as Joe Ortega's Rhythmaires supplied tunes for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Merrell
O. P. Merrell
East Sherman St
Fourth Ward
Ee Ronald
Donald Jensen
J. S. Jensen
Eighth Ave
Miss Merrell
Dorothy Horrocks
LaMont Smith
Vox
Nadine Jorgensen
A. H. Jorgensen
Ruth Howell
Vida Howell
North Thirteenth Ave
K. Holly Myers
Miss Lennargan
Corinne Jensen
Beatrice Denkers
Ruth Denkers
Helen Puckett
Ellen Marley
Loran Lott
Twila Infanger
Chyral Jones
Barbara Wallace
Dorothy Adams
Mary Hemming
Nina Smith
Mary Ellen Dalton
Marcelle Sorenson
Dale Puckett
Dovine Jensen
Merlin Christiansen
Ibara Wallace
Ray Infanger
Inez Teuscher
Dean Labrum
LaVell Jones
Joe Ortega
Rhythmaires
Blaine
Marley
Miss Howell
Kenny Allen
Miss Jorgensen
Frank Johnson
Myron Wilson
Cheese in Vacuum Packed 14-Ounce Cans Hits Shelves
A new 14-ounce vacuum packed tin can preserves cheese without special refrigeration. Available varieties include American cheddar Gruyere and smoked cheese.
Rose Ball Planned By West Stake
The West Pocatello Stake hosts a Saturday rose ball for Junior Girls and Senior Scouts in the stake recreational hall with music by the Knights of Rhythm. Decorations feature blue streamers and silver stars, a prize waltz announced by A. F. McOmber, refreshments planned by Mrs. Mildred Cameron, and scouts crafting metallic stars for the ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pocatello Stake
Knights of Rhythm
A. F. McOmber
Mildred Cameron
Emerson PTA Reviews Aims On Founders Day Program
Mrs. Bryan Blackhurst led the Emerson school Founders Day PTA meeting Monday evening. Mrs. E. T. Vernon presented the program, featuring a duet by Mrs. Leland Newey and Mrs. Keith Mollerup and an acrostic by Miss Sarah Joness students. A PTA history sketch by Mrs. A. F. McOmber preceded a panel on PTA objectives with several members. Refreshments followed. guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bosquet from the central council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Blackhurst
Emerson School
E. T. Vernon
Leland Newey
Keith Mollerup
Sarah Jones
A. F. McOmber
PTA
Bierney
Hurst
C. E. Connors
Lettie Rice
C. S. Bosquet
Curtis Mizera
Dorothy Boothe
Dale Partner
Howard Gardner
Dale Trappett
Sam Walker
Lou Beyen
C. B. Bosquet
Central Council
Founder's Day Celebrated By Franklin PTA
Franklin PTA observed Founder's Day with a program featuring Kasai School of Dance numbers, high school sextette songs, a Bob Jen son piano solo, a Polly Fitch humorous reading, and school orchestra performances. About 150 parents attended as girls from home economics served birthday cakes with candles. Mrs. E L Davidson led the meeting and the group discussed lighting, teacher room facilities, and buying music for the octette. Door prize went to Mrs. Goins and a class chocolate prize to Mrs. Hannah Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Pta
Home Economics Department
Kasai School of Dance
Bob Jenson
Polly Fitch
ISC
E. L. Davidson
Goins
Hannah Sessions
Carlsen
Art
Leland Warnick
Ora Connelly
PTA Group Fetes Leaders Honor Forty-One Year Milestone
The Jefferson PTA celebrated 51 years of the National Association with a candlelight ceremony. Hugh Hadley and Sally Yelton lit four candles beside a birthday cake to mark the four program pillars while former leaders received roses and remarks from past presidents. A letter from 1921 president Don Ray conveyed regrets at missing the event and best wishes. Fred Pauley introduced past presidents as a music program featured solos, dances, oboe and piano performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hadley
Sally Yelton
PTA
E. P. Holladay
Mary Martineau
Don Ray
Fred Pauley
Joan
Carol Holladay
Rose Wolsencroft
Clifford Miller
Glenda Empey
Wayne Sorenson
Miss Clair Jean Redford
Circles Set Meeting Date
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church schedules circle meetings Friday afternoon with lunch at 1 15. Circle 1 meets with Mrs W S Berger Yellowstone highway with cohostesses Mrs A L Davidson and Mrs Ben W Sutton and Mrs E C Riddle presenting the lesson Circle 2 meets with Mrs C Stauber 775 Cypress St with cohostesses Mrs Don Larsen and Mrs D E Peterson and Mrs George Wood leading devotions Circle 3 meets with Miss Martha Christian 232 South Hayes Ave with Mrs C S Perry and Mrs Clara Downard assisting and Mrs Harry Pauschert leading devotions Circle 4 meets with Mrs Lucille Ogee Funk 543 South Fourth with Mrs Gup R Knowlton and Mrs W W Little assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
W. S. Berger
Yellowstone Highway
A. L. Davidson
Ben W. Sutton
E. C. Riddle
C. Stauber
Cypress St
Don Larsen
D. E. Peterson
George Wood
Martha Christian
South Hayes Ave
C. S. Perry
Clara Downard
Harry Pauschert
Lucille Ogee Funk
South Fourth Ave
Gup R. Knowlton
W. W. Little
Farewell Party For Two Couples In Pocatello
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Powell were honored Friday at a farewell party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott. The Millers will move to New Hampshire and the Powells to Florida. Co hostesses included Mrs. Lester Selders. Mary Schild and Mr. Powell won high score at cards with other guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Miller
M. D. Powell
Paul Scott
Millers
Pocatello
New Hampshire
Powells
Florida
Lester Selders
Mary Schild
Powell
C. H. Barbie
Andrey Merritt
R. H. Dill
R. J. Neider
E. J. Weatherman
W. H. Titus
Aberdeen Social Notes Highlight Local Travels and Events
Social notes from Aberdeen list residents visiting family in California and Reedley, guests from Rockland and American Falls speaking at the L D S church, a twin birth in Pocatello, a family moving to Nebraska, a child returning from McCammon, a young ladies event at the LDS recreation hall, illness and sports updates, plus basketball team changes and an eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Harold
Claunch
St. Anthony Hospital
Pocatello
Alameda Chamber of Commerce Meeting and Activities
The Alameda Chamber of Commerce holds a Friday 8 p.m. meeting with officer elections and a film shown by Standard Oil. The Women's Society of Christian Service hosts a 10 a.m. cooked food sale at the Methodist church parlor with lunch served at noon. Shrine meeting at 8 p.m. plans a new home proposal and a buffet at the Whitman Hotel. Central Council PTA airs Partnership on KEYY at 8 p.m. with a health unit broadcast on social disease themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda Chamber OF Commerce
Standard Oil Company
Women’s Society OF Christian Service
Methodist Church
Shriners and Fez Club
Whitman
Central Council Pta
KEYY
Central Council PT
Bannock County Health Unit
Missionary Study Class Meets at Mrs Maguire Home
Mrs H C Maguire hosted the Missionary Study class of the Women’s Society for Christian Service at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon. Members listed included Mesdames Clyde Evans and Ed Reisinger among others. The group studied a book titled Committed Unto No Present. The next meeting is Feb 24 at Mrs L E Glennon’s home 841 South Ninth Ave. All women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Maguire
Women’s Society For Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Mesdames Clyde Evans
Ed Reisinger
E. C. Riddle
Sam Walker
Leroy Walker
Guy Knowlton
C. I. Jones
L. E. Glennon
George Wood
Warren Vickrey
Robert Holman
South Ninth Ave
Careful play crucial in opening heart trick
In today's hand from America's Card Authority William E. McKenney warns that carelessness weakens a player's game. He analyzes a bridge hand where the right opening play, heart to the ace, hinges on seeing all four hands. The observer should study the full hand before the first move to avoid a losing contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Hearts
East
West
Declarer
East Side West Side All Around Town
A local social note lists MR and MRS KUHN dining at the Bannock and MRS VER A GIDDINGS hosting MR and MRS C CARMACK. Plans mention MRS H M PRICE and son REESE traveling to Salt Lake City. The HASKETT family welcomes a baby boy after a hospital discharge and LOIS RYDER also leaves hospital with a baby daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Mrs. Kuhn
San Francisco
Vera Giddings
The
C. ‘Carmack
Salt Lake
H. M. Price
Reese
Salt Lake City
Haskett
Randolph Ave
M. C. Haskett
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Hasketts
Ryders
West Lander St
Lois Ryder
Ways to loosen stubborn jar tops and caps
A quick tip suggests lighting a match and circling the rim to loosen stuck tops. A separate note states that there are three times as many women who reach age 100 as men, highlighting a significant longevity gender gap.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freddy Martin
RCA Victor
Cherie
Dickey-Bird
Sierra Madre
Ford Music CO
W. Center
Rose
West Stake
Emerson Pta
Meg
Greer Garson Mitchum
Destre
Richard Hart
Whispering
Rin Tin Tin
Prince of Thieves
Jefferson School Pta
t@eir
Harry Yarnell
LaMar Hadley
L. L. Faber
R. F. Brookhart
Fred Paley
Prin
Cipal
Jack Holladay
Lavern Johnson
H. B. Criswell
M. T. Hollingsworth
Elmer Tolley
Hans Sorenson
Jefferson Pta
National Association
Poe
Calcutta
Alan Ladd
Gail Russell
George Apley
Ronald Colman
Peggy Cummins
Ed Baer
California
Mrs. Baer
Cecil Evans
Dix Lee
John H. Friesen
Waldo
Reedley
Rockland
American Falls
Harold Perman
Murray Bellwinkle
Donald Mitchell
General Hospital
Donald Ross
Mary Donnette
Mitchell
C. C. Copland
Nebraska
Patricia
Janice Williams
Carl Williams
McCammon
MIA
LDS Church
LDS
Randolph Moser
Vern Dufflin
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Kaz
Val
East Side
Tre Perfect
Maurice Fereday
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