Park Scene of Couple's Honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper announce the marriage of their daughter Leo na Mae to Gary Richardson on June 14 at 7:30 PM. Officiating was Bishop Alexander of the LDS church at the Cooper residence. The bride wore white taffeta with cathedral veil. attendants wore blue crepe and corsages featured pink and white carnations and gardenias. A reception followed at Old Moose hall, with peonies and roses decorating. The couple honeymooned in Yellowstone Park and will reside in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cooper
Wayne Avenue
Leona Mae
Gary Richardson
J. C. Richardson
Randolph
Cooper
Alexander
LDS Church
Gaylord Quinn
Wendell Alldredge
Pocatello
Richardson
Moose Hall
North Seventh Avenue
Mrs. Richardson
Yellowstone Park
Shorten Skirts To Revamp Toys
Hemlines rise with warm weather fashions. Shorten ankle length skirts remaining from last season by ripping the old hem and remeasuring while worn. Enlist a helper to mark with pins or chalk using a wooden ruler and ensure even results with widely spaced stitches.
Quick Tips for Laundry and Travel Storage
After sudsing white fabric gloves add a little starch to rinse water to restore crispness. Slightly starch ed gloves resist soil. Slide a new elastic band into a garment by pinning one end and pulling the worn-out band. Return from rotation trip, clean suitcases. Saddle soap leather, wipe plastic-coated fabric, brush linings. Suitcases store clothes dust free between trips.
Jaycees Plan Dance and Officer Installation
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Jaycettes schedule their annual dinner dance and officer installation for Friday evening June 24 at Moose hall. Chairman Mrs John Banyard with aides Mrs Lucille Ford and Mrs Alene Hayden seeks reservations. Norman Berg to be installed president of the Jaycees with officers Hall Moon Higgins McGuire Myers, and Jaycettes name Mary Lou Reed as president with Rasmu nsen Harrison Hayden Tucker Hartman in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycettes
Moose Hall
John Banyard
Lucille Ford
Alene Hayden
Banyard
Norman Berg
The
Jaycees
William H. Hall
Neil Moon
Howard Higgins
Hugh McGuire
Hal Myers
Mary Lou Reed
Merline Rasmussen
Lorraine Harrison
Betty Tucker
Irma Hartman
Power Emploes Enjoy Picnicking at Cherry Springs
Idaho Power company employees gathered Thursday evening for a company picnic at Cherry Springs. Osborne Mullins chaired the refreshment committee with help from employees' wives. After supper the group played softball and sang favorite old songs under the stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Power Company
Cherry Springs
Osborne Mullins
John Auger
Don Noble
Arlene Crawford
E. R. Gilbert
Clara Equilier
Joyce Merman
Bert Sorenson
Charlotte Jensen
Cliff Ferguson
George Anthony
Clarence Sidell
Blanche Claunch
John Sotto
Arnold Frederickson
Wayne Smith
Bud Loveland
Bill Wraspir
Milton Sargent
Reva Jones
Omar Davis
Douglas Brown
Gaitskill
Norma Cook
Doc” Robinson
Ed Challey
Ross Park Party Planned for GIA auxiliary
The GIA auxiliary met in regular session with Mrs. Helen Baker presiding. A covered dish party with the Good Will club was planned for Ross Park on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.la
B. of L. F
Helen Baker
Good Will Club
Ross Park
Freda Mickle
Freda Walker
Ann Hunter
Louise Fetchel
Leora Grue
Tommy Lee O'Connor
Christine Sainsbury
Margaret McDermott
Mary Vance
Mary Brown
Rebecca Erickson
Martha Thomas
Vera Barrkshire
Catherine Poulson
Gertie Meyers
Audrey Merritt
Aubrey Hayes
Beatrice Raynor
Anne Milner
Mrs. Sainsbury
Mrs. O'Connor
Newcomer Club Teas Enjoy Tea and Games at YWCA
The YWCA Newcomers Club tea on June 15 featured bridge and pinochle with Mrs Earl Monke winning high score. A picnic is planned for June 25 at Indian Springs, hosted by a committee including Mrs C W Calaway and Mrs Al Pederson. Members and escorts will hold square dances at the YMCA every other Friday through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Newcomers Club
YWCA
Earl Monke
David McCune
Ralph Oxley
Monke
C. W. Calaway
al Pederson
Richard Kinsey
Indian Springs
YMCA
Arthur Smith
Hebe
Hillips
Douglas Brown
George Welch
C. W. Callaway
al Pedergon
Jim Leese
Wayne Smith
Rete Haulk
Hugh Maguire
Dick LaMothe
Frank Christie
Judson Cook
Jim Gennette
D. J. Hererra
W. M. Stover
Ray Barnard
David Gaitskill
Women’s Council Installs Leaders at Central Christian Church
The Women's Council of Central Christian Church met on Friday afternoon June 17. Lunch was served by the Young Matrons. After a brief business meeting and an inspiring program by Mrs. G Z Goza, new officers were installed by Mrs. Dale Duncan. Officers include J M Hansen president G Z Goza vice president Troy Taylor recording secretary Grace Parsons corresponding secretary and group leaders Mrs. Fred Smullin Lillian Botts T E Gardner and Muir Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Council of the
Central Christian Church
G. Z. Goza
Dale Duncan
J. M. Hansen
Troy Taylor
Grace Parsons
Fred Smullin
Lillian Botts
T. E. Gardner
Muir Hahn
Zora Club Plans Picnic In August
Daughters of the Nile Zora club met at Mrs. Arthur Madison home with co-hostesses. Dessert lunch and the last meeting of the season followed. An August picnic was planned. Attendees included Mesdames Anderson Strong Stafford Shuster Darrah Taylor Slingerland Bair Madison Hanson Rowland Mickle Stallings Mahoney and Davis. Mrs. Strong won high in bridge while Mrs. Taylor won pinochle and Mrs. Anderson took the all cut award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Club
Daughters of the Nile
Arthur Madison
Arden Bybee
C. S. Hanson
Mesdames
L. H. Anderson
Dale M. Strong
C. H. Stafford
A. A. Shuster
L. C. Darrah
E. L. Taylor
M. E. Slingerland
G. R. Bair
Velva Madison
Vera Rowland
Clark Mickle
E. S. Stallings
Pat Mahoney
J. K. Davis
Strong
Mrs. Anderson
Firemen's Wives Play Pinochle Social Evening
The women's auxiliary to the Firemen's organization met Thursday at Mrs. Rose Hite's home for a pinochle game. Phyllis Brown won high, Vivian Minor low, Jennie Farnsworth had all-out favor. Dessert followed. Attendees included Etta Cousins, Evelyn Wolfe, Phyllis Brown, Jennie Farnsworth, Ilo Ware and Irene Philpott. Next meeting at Mrs. Brown's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hite
Phyllis. Brown
Vivian Minor
Jennie Farnsworth
Mesdames Etta Cousins
Evelyn Wolfe
Phyllis Brown
Ilo Ware
Irene Philpott
Mrs. Brown
Girls Gabfest Secrets Safe From Group Repeats
An advice note warns that dormitory gossip becomes no longer private once shared with a group. It recommends keeping topics impersonal and editing what you disclose to avoid misinterpretation or offending others.
Jacobsen Carlton Engage. Wedding Set in Pocatello
Mrs J C Jacobsen announces the engagement of Carole Jacobsen to Fred E Carlton son of Mr and Mrs F C Carlton of Jerome Idaho. Wedding planned July 1 at First Presbyterian church Pocatello. Carole is a Pocatello High School '49 graduate active in music. Fred Carlton is a Jerome High School '49 graduate and former student body president active in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jacobsen
Carole
Fred E. Carlton
F. C. Carlton
Jerome, Idaho
First Presbyterian Church
Pocatello
Miss Jacobsen
Pocatello High School
Carlton
Jerome High School
Carole Jacobsen
Fred EB Carlton
Kearsleys Plan Pacific North West Tour
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kearsley with daughters Ralpheyn Sharon Ann and Jan depart Friday for a three week tour along the Pacific coast from Los Angeles up through San Francisco Sequoia National Forest Oregon Washington and Victoria before returning south to Pocatello via Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Kearsley
Ralpheyn
Sharon Ann
Jan
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sequoia National Forest
Oregon
Washington
Victoria
British Columbia
Pocatello
Montana
Missourians Called to Rejoin Missouri Prints Meeting
All Missourians interested in reactivating the Missouri prints are urged to attend a meeting today at 7 30 p m in the Oddfellows hall to discuss revival efforts and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Oddfellows’ Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alicia Hart
NEA
Gia
Necomers
William Stover
David McCune, Jr
Women’s Council
St. Anthony Hall
Thimble Club
Woodcraft Thimble Club No. 155
Irene Grover
Radiant
Masonic Temple
Royal Neighbors
J. A. Club
West Wyeth
Elsie Redfield
Grand Chapter of
Idaho O. E. S
Radiant Chapter
Palm Leaf Circle No
Woodcraft
Av. O. W. Hall
Hardwick Wilton Carpet
Green
Kearsley
Pacific
North West
Denier
Govaranteed
Mope O'Day
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