Miss Swain Weds Delmar Palmer In Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Margean Swain of Pocatello and Roosevelt Utah married Delmar E Palmer December 22 in a double ring ceremony at the bridegroom's home Bishop D W Martin officiated before relatives. The couple plan to live in Pocatello with Swain employed as a telephone operator and Palmer working as a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margean Swain
Pocatello
Roosevelt
Utah
Delmar E. Palmer
D. W. Martin
Florence Jones
Loyola Palmer
Boyd Allred
Harold Swain
Roosevelt High School
Ershel Palmer
North Arthur Ave
Miss Hawkes And Miss England Hostess Party
Miss Shirley England and Miss Lee Ann Hawkes co hosted a party at the Hawkes home south of the city for friends Friday evening. Pit games and writing activities framed the gathering with high prize to Miss Mary Martineau and consolation to Miss LaDene Nebeker. Hostesses served refreshments after the games with guests including LaWanda Howard, LaDene Nebeker, Mae McCurdy, Sallie Horrocks, Delores Traughber and Mary Martineau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley England
Milton England
Lee Ann Hawkes
Morgan Hawkes
Hawkes
Mary Martineau
Consola
LaDene Nebeer
LaWanda Howard
LaDene Nebeker
Ae McCurdy
Sallie Horrocks
Delores Traughber
Welsh Rabbit Thrifty Dish Delights Home Cookery
A nostalgic recipe feature outlines two thrifty cheese dishes known as Welsh rabbit or rarebit. It provides ingredient lists and step by step instructions for a beer or milk based cheese sauce over toast and a second baked dish with onions peppers eggs and cheese.
Modified New Look Sets 1948 Fashion Tone In New York
NEA Fashion Editor suggests 1948 style blends long skirts with floor length hems and a wee waist. Drapery tightens, hip padding recedes, coats and capes expand but with restrained fullness. Notable features include modified drapery for fluid lines and peignoir back jackets inEta’s red black dagger print dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsie Kinard
NEA
New York
Eta
Leap Year Outlook Is Good for Girls in 1948
Psychologist James F. Bender of the National Institute of Human Relations says 1948 is especially favorable for marriage-minded women. He cites improved health and emotional balance, plus Cold War anxieties pushing men toward family life. He advises homemaking skills and home stability over nightlife to win a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Constan
United Press
New York
Lonely Femmes
James F. Bender
National Institute of Human Relations
Bender
Letter Etiquette For Invitations And Personal News
A guidance note contrasts writing a friendly letter that includes personal life with one that only discusses the writer. It advises inviting a guest for several days and thoughtfully planning outdoor sport participation as part of the visit.
Fabulous Dorseys and Stars at the Majestic Shows
Sun to Tue the Fabulous Dorseys with Tommy Dorsey Jimmy Dorsey and Janet Blair headline with Lucille Ball Franchot Tone in Her Husband's Affairs. Wednesday to Friday numbers include Joan Crawford Van Heflin in Possessed and Smart Politics. Friday to Saturday Romance of Rosie Ridge stars Van Johnson Janet Leigh with Drift Wood and Gene Jagger Charlotte Greenwood Jean Parker Russell Hayden. Weekend shows feature Betty Grable Dan Dailey Mother Wore Tights with Monte Hale Adrian Booth Under Colorado Skies and Shirley Temple Franchot Tone in Honeymoon plus Emory Parnell Chili Williams and the Gas House Kids in The Gas House Kids Go West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Dorsey
Jimmy Dorsey
Janet Blair
Lucille Ball
Franchot Tone
Joan Crawford
van Heflin
Rosie Ridge
van Johnson
Thomas Mitchel
Marshall Thompson
Janet Leigh
Gene Jagger
Charlotte Greenwood
Jean Parker
Russell Hayden
Rollin
Betty Grable
Dan Dailey
Monte Hale
Adrian Booth
Colorado
Shirley Temp-le
Emory Parnell
Chili Williams
Gas House Kids
Psychologist notes good in all people opens dialogue
A psychologist says there is goodness in everyone and discusses ways to bring it out, exploring pathways to positive behavior and personal growth.
Social calendar items for GIA to B of LE Billie Club Campfire Guardians
Multiple local groups announce upcoming meetings and events. GIA to B of LE meets Wednesday at WOW hall at 2 p m for the first meeting of the year. Billie Club gathers Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs. Fred Smullen's home. Campfire Guardians meet Tuesday at 8 p m at Mrs. Ralph Clevenger's home. Palm Leaf Circle 19 of the Neighbors of Woodcraft meets Tuesday at 8 p m in the W O W hall. Little Theatre invites interested people to a Tuesday 8 p m meeting in the Public Library children's room. Thirteenth Ward MIA to present a three act play Monday at the ward recreational hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GIA
Wow Hall
Billie Club
Fred Smullen
North Tenth Ave
Campfire Guardians
Ralph Clevenger
Hawthorne Drive
Palm Leaf Circle
Woodcraft
W. O. W. Hall
Public Library
Thirteenth Ward
Ward
Three New Polio Cases Reported in Idaho
Three new poliomyelitis cases were reported to the Idaho State Department of Public Health, the first for the year. They affect a six year old Weiser boy, a nine year old Payette boy, and a 17 year old Tuttle Gooding county boy, bringing total cases since last July 1 to 281. The year’s daily tally reached 292 in 1947 pending final verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
State Department of Public Health
Weiser
Payette
Tuttle
Gooding County
Indiana Jury Delivers Verdict in Six Minutes
A female jury in Indiana returns a swift verdict after six minutes of deliberation. The quick decision follows a concise trial with no noted alternates or confusion. The ruling ends the case and clears the courtroom after final adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Two-Stake Ball Welcomes 1948 In Pocatello
New Year celebration hosted by West Pocatello M Men and Gleaner features young Dirk Brower dressed as Father Time and Gerald Brower as the New Year. About 205 couples attend at the First Ward recreational hall decorated with a blue wheel of progress and blue and white streamers. Guests received by local families as Burton’s orchestra provides music and festivities such as confetti and noisemakers conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Men
Dirk
Gerald Brower
Grant
Brower
Ash St
Gerald
First Ward
Burton
Dividends Go To Rebekahs at Ivy 23 Meeting
A special Ivy 23 Rebekah meeting at the I O C F hall concluded a happy year. Mrs Irene Hanson announced dividends for each member and December birthday honorees included Charlotte Davis Fern Hix Blanche Taylor Emma Lou Bell Frances McGaugh May Myers Mabel Myers Mildred Tanner Minnie Sellars Steg Robbins Nellie Cline Steenson and Bill Allen. A chili supper followed with twelve tables decorated to represent birth months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
Rebekah’s
Irene Hanson
Noble Grand
Mayor Commends Pocatello Street Chief for Snow Clearing
The city council publicly commended Ralph Bair and the street department for excellent work cleaning and sanding streets after an early morning snow storm. The honor came at the regular Friday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello City
Ralph Bair
Light polished nails and Gibson Girl fashion revived
The article advises using light pink or colorless nail polish for everyday wear and dates. It suggests a neat shorter haircut with under-curled ends, hair tied with a Gibson Girl bow, and avoiding gadget jewelry for a demure feminine look, plus wearing a hat and scarf for color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
Orpheum Screenings Show Errol Flynn in Cry Wolf
At the Orpheum Theatre the film Cry Wolf stars Errol Flynn and Barbara Stanwyck over a weekend run from Saturday to Tuesday, delivering suspenseful drama for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat-Sun-Mon-Tue
Errol Flynn
Barbara Stanwyck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Swain
D. E. Palmer
Miss Hawkes
Miss England
Gaynor Maddox
Philip Mangone
Dele Simpson’s
Derline
Adele Simpson
Helen Hatfield
Cypress Gardens
Fla
Cry Wolf
Jean Parker Russell Hayden
E .N. Lundgren
Grant C. Brower
Glenn’ Coffin
West Pocatello State M Men and Gleaner
Rebekahs
Ars
Gabardine
Rothmoor
Orpheum Theatre
Castile Technicolor
Tyrone Power
Fargo-Wilson- Wells
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