Southworth Cherry Rites Held Sunday
Miss Joyce Elaine Cherry became the bride of Merlin Eugene Southworth in a home Route 2 North ceremony performed by W. P. Whittaker. The couple, daughters and parents attended, and they plan to reside in Pocatello with a reception to follow.
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Joyce Elaine Cherry
Merlin Eugene Southworth
Southworth
Route 2 North
Miss Cherry
Jess Cherry
Mr. Southworth
Ted Southworth
Pocatello Stake
W. P. Whittaker
Beverly Brown
Mrs. Cherry
Pocatello
Waters and Hilliard Betrothal Told At Open House
At an informal open house in Miss Cora Jean Waters apartment 1120 East Benton St the engagement of Miss Waters to Bob Dexter Hilliard was announced on December 23. Miss Waters daughter of Cecil D. and Mrs Waters of Moore Idaho formerly Pocatel lo. Mr Hilliard son of Fred and Mrs Hilliard of 255 South Seventh Ave. More than 40 friends attended with refreshments. Waters works at Bangs stationery and attends Idaho State College affiliated with Pi Tau Omega. Hilliard a navy veteran of three years is a sophomore at Idaho State College where he presides over the ski club and belongs to Xi Theta Tau. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Jean Waters
Benton St
Miss Waters
Bob Dexter Hilliard
Cecil D. Waters
Moore, Ida
Pocatello
Hilliard
Fred Hilliard
South Seventh Ave
Bangs Stationery Shop
Idaho State College
Pi Tau Omega Fraternity
Hillard
Navy
Xi Theta Tau Fraternity
Rhythm Club Formal Dinner And Dance Tonight
The Rhythm club starts its year with a formal dinner at 7 p.m. in the First Congregational church dining hall. After dinner the group heads to the LDS Institute to dance to George Hart's orchestra. Committee chairs are Mrs. Bland W. Sutton Mrs. John W. Wurster and Mrs. Earl Wood. Publicity chair is Mrs. Don Sandles.
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Rhythm Club
First Congregational Church
LDS Institute
George Hart
Bland W. Sutton
John W. Wurster
Earl Wood
Don Sandles
Group 1 of Council of the Christian Church meeting details
A dessert luncheon will follow Group 1 of the Council of the Christian Church meeting on Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs H A Lintelman 436 North Thirteenth Ave Mrs Guy Bergen leads the program All members urged to attend as important business is planned. The Pocatello Ladies Pioneer Club meets at Mrs Fanny Say 428 North Main St Wednesday at 2 p.m. Radiant Evening Club CES meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs C G Billmeyer 827 North Haye Ave
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Council OF the Christian Church
Pocatello Ladies Pioneer Club
Fanny Say
North Main St
Eva Richman
Mona Lillibridge
Dorion
Dup
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Irminda Stephenson
South Fifth Ave
Edith Bell
Laney Windsor
Radiant Evening Club
CES
C. G. Billmeyer
North Haye: Ave
Academic Question But Felt Better
ST JOSEPH Mo. County Collector Clifton F Hurst answered a feminine caller who asked how much her taxes would be if unpaid before Jan 1 He computed the penalty and then said it would be higher if unpaid before Feb The caller thanked him and said she would pay tomorrow to save the amount she asked about.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Ulp
Clifton F. Hurst
Hurst
Women's stockings gain glamor around the ankles in 20 denier satin
Paris lace clocks return in dark glamorous sheers as 20-denier nylon stockings dress ankles with high reinforcements and pointed black heels. New dusky shades link to fashionable dress and shoe colors, delivering a bright parakeet-like palette from ankle to floor with evening-gown shine.
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New York
NEA
Paris
Learn To Dance And Start A Conversation
A reader asks how to handle social invitations and improve dancing. Advice urges honest explanation when ill, then begin dance lessons, practice often, and invite friends to practice. Suggests simple conversation starters and hosting a party to showcase sociability.
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Elinor Williams
Opium Addiction Hard To Cure
A historical overview by Edwin P. Jordan discusses opium origins, medical uses, and the risks of addiction. It explains how tolerance grows, withdrawal challenges, and the chronic cycle that can lead to health decline, irritability, and crime to obtain the drug, stressing supervised institutional withdrawal for recovery.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Cataract Causes and Treatment for Older Women
The doctor explains that most cataracts have unknown causes and stress the need for general physical and eye examinations. Diet does not affect cataracts, but most cases can be successfully treated by surgery.
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M.N
Miss Mary Lund Hosts Friendly Evening Recap
Miss Mary Lund daughter of Judge Willard Lund hosted a Friday gathering at 355 South Johnson Ave. Guests included Mrs. Louise Ingram of Palo Alto California Mrs. Genevieve Francis Mrs. Margaret Garvin and others from Palo Alto Bremer ton Fort Dix and Pala Alto. Written quiz games with prizes awarded to Mrs Gail Petty Mrs Betty Petersen and Mrs Sarah Barry preceded refreshments and light chats about life since high school graduation.
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Mary Lund
Willard Lund
South Johnson Ave
Louise Ingram
Palo Alto
Cal
Genevieve Francis
Margaret Garvin
Faye Lennehan
Bremerton
Wash
Pat. Lombard
Mary Lou Rudeen
Betty Petersen
Norma Sorenson
Sarah Barry
Gail Petty
Pala
Alto
Berniece Stevenson
Fort Dix
N. J
Maurine Chapin
Dorothy Swanson
Sally, Peake
Merle Lowe
Woman adjusts manners at informal dinner
A woman invited to a small informal dinner removes her hat on arrival. In a restaurant setting she should not place handbag and gloves on the table but keep them in her lap or on an adjacent chair to observe proper etiquette.
Historian Honored With Canadian Peninsula Name
The Canadian government has named a peninsula after Rev. Jean Delanglez history professor at Loyola University. Presqu Isle Delanglez projects into Lake Missassini south of Hudson Bay along the route established by Delanglez research as the one used by Louis Joliet on Hudson Bay explorations.
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Chicago
Jean Delanglez
Loyola University
Presqu’ Isle
Typical American family mapped by Bureau of Labor Statistics
The Kupchiks of Cleveland exemplify the four person family used by the BLS to define a modest but adequate living standard amid inflation. Floyd, a factory worker, earns about 63 dollars weekly before taxes, with housing and clothing near the standard but food bills above it. They live in a five room bungalow with monthly payments around 40 dollars and a remaining mortgage of 4000 dollars, and own a 1937 car kept in repair with weekly gas and oil costs of 2 to 3 dollars.
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Kupchiks
Cleveland
Ohio
America
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Floyd Kupchik
Two Losers Are Cut To One For This Slam
North and South used Blackwood to reach six hearts, showing how experts handle a tough slam. The hand illustrates strategic play to minimize losers, contrasting with average players who can still learn key decisions.
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NEA
Difficult contract in a bridge play with South opening heart
The NorthSouth sequence climbs to six hearts after South opens one heart. South, careful, wins a diamond lead, ruffs a diamond and finishes with a trump coup. He discards and ruffs in dummy while fending off East’s potential leading options to avoid losing spade tricks.
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South
North
East
Violet Rays Fight Colds At Peoria School
John Dunlop principal of Loucks School says ultraviolet ray lamps in a first grade classroom cut absenteeism from colds by at least 25 percent. The lamps are claimed to eliminate germs from the air as tests showed reduced illness among students.
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Peoria, Fl
Peoria
John Dunlop
Loucks School
Dunlop
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Hythm Club
D.R
Ninad Sihialions
Mrs. Kupchik
Floyd, Jr
John
William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Blackwood
Hearts
South West
North East
Betty Grable
Dan Dailey
Monte Hale
Adrian Booth
Colorado
Marcia Rit
EMT Cay
TMC
Columbia Pictures
Int
Gian
Castile
Technicolor
Tyrone Power
Gor
Vicky Vaughn Jr
Batiste
Prince Charming
Cohama
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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