Rupert Couple Weds In Double Ring Candlelight Ceremony
Wilma Browne and Zane Barnes exchanged vows in Rupert in a double ring ceremony at a church filled with chrysanthemums. Bride wore white satin gown and pearls with pink rosebud bouquet. Reception for 150 followed. couple to reside at 1003 3rd St Rupert after a trip to Pocatello.
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Rupert
Wilma Browne
W. J. Browne
Zane Barnes
John McClure
Betty Browne
Vaniece Hartley
Mary Ann Luetzen
Lloyd Ferrin
LaVere Ferrin
Barnes
Max Barnes
Marion Jones
Harold Farmer
Wilma Cole
Denver James
Pocatello
3Rd St
Miss Browne
Rupert High School
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Harold Stronk
Kimberly
John Summers
Santa Monica
Calif
Falls Residents Celebrate Christmas With Relatives
Falls residents welcomed relatives from nearby states for holidays. The Zaring family hosted Christmas dinner with flowers from Vienna and children from Rawlins Great Falls and Aberdeen visiting. Many households shared meals, gifts, and family gatherings as teachers and merchants joined in at local homes.
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American Falls
Vienna
Joe Zaring
Roy Zaring
Great Falls
Mont
Don Zaring
Alice
Nancy
Sparks Stuart
Ned
Global Corn Maturity and U.S. Coffee Consumption Rise
The report notes corn matures in at least one country each month of the year. It also states per capita coffee consumption in the United States has increased sharply to about 20 pounds.
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United States
Success Depends On Important Lead
William E. McKenney discusses key opening leads in bridge strategy for NEA Service. The article emphasizes that precision and timing of the lead influence the course of the hand and overall success at the table.
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William E. McKenney
America’s
NEA
Hirsch Upsets The Field In National Bridge Victory
In a dramatic national men's pair final Hirsch and Samuel Katz of Milburn NJ won the title, proving a strategic edge in card play. Hirsch showed precise ruffing and suit management including a key spade to dummy to avoid a damaging discard, underscoring his rising status in tournament bridge.
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Woo
Samuel Katz
Milburn
N. J
Hirsch
Harry J. Fishbein
West
East
Eleanor Roosevelt Reflects On New Congress And Global Duty
Eleanor Roosevelt outlines expectations for the new Congress to craft meaningful social, health, housing, and education reforms. She stresses balancing domestic needs with global responsibilities and highlights the March of Dimes hat tribute by Dorothy Gordon. The diary notes a Radio City event viewing Times Square lights and an experimental kitchen.
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Hap
Congress
Dorothy Gordon
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Miss Gordon
Juce Gould
Dies Home Journal
Radio City
Times Square
Pre-School PTA Meeting Postponed To Friday
The Pre-School PTA's regular monthly meeting is postponed to Friday January 14 at 8 p.m. in the high school. Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. for dessert luncheon and business at Mrs C A Kellys home 559 South Ninth. Christian Church Guild begins the new year with a meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at Mary O Connors 320 North Eleventh. Almost 500000 television sets have been sold in the United States.
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Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the
Christian Church Guild
Guild of the
Christian Church
Mary O'Connor
North Eleventh
United States
Irving PTA to Host Safety Program at High School
A safety first program will be presented at Irving High School auditorium by the Irving PTA on Wednesday. The event includes an artist's original performance sponsored by the Irving Dads with Ezra Hawkes as Head Dad and Tim Pugmire as Welcomer. Mark Jorgensen handles refreshments and Fred Cox publicity.
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Irving High School
Irving Pta
Irving Dads
Ezra Hawkes
Tim Pugmire
Mark Jorgensen
Fred Cox
Federal grading categories for meat listed
The federal government classifies meat into four grades: choice, good, commercial, and utility. This system defines quality levels used in markets and labeling across the industry.
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Federal
Card play and beet shape aims spark discussion
A card game moment shows Hirsch winning the final tricks with spade high cards after a club led nine. The scene describes a compact setting and a home dining feasibility. Separately the federal Department of Agriculture and Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station pursue a sugar beet with a shovelable shape to ease digging.
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Hirsch
The
Federal Department of Agriculture
Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station
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