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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1949
Page
11
The Y-WCA Y Ettes had a dinner at Shang Hai cafe on Thursday evening with 15 members attending. They then moved to Mrs Stella Farnsworth’s home at 42 Dogwood Avenue to play pinochle. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs George W Morrison of 1420 East Center announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Wesley Wayment son of Mr and Mrs Walker Wayment of Gooding. The ceremony will be Sunday July 3 at the Morrison home.
Festive dinner dance and installation honored new Junior Chamber of Commerce and Jay-Ceettes officers. Events started at 7 in Moose hall with entertainment by John Read and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Harold Read. Corsages and door awards were given to members. more than 35 couples attended.
Stake members in Pocatello and West Pocatello announce dancing classes at the LDS recreation hall on Mondays and Saturdays at 7 30 p m Lessons include rhumba samba raspba Spanish waltz and square dancing Lawrence Walker and spouse lead instruction These dances tie to the July 23 Pioneer days celebration at Irving field Poster contest deadline also set for July 23 call Asel Brodt at 3104 M for details.
Quote presents Chambers describing a world in chaos and claiming only a surgical operation could save civilization as the reason he joined the Communist Party.
Mrs. George H. Rogers and her two children Scott and Tracy left Friday night by train for New York to fly to England and join Lt. Rogers with the medical corps. She is accompanied by her mother and father Mr and Mrs J B Tuttle and sisters Lynn and Nancy Tuttle.
Miss Phylis Brower and Norman Hronek wed Friday in the garden parsonage at Pocatello with Rev. Le Roy Walker officiating. The couple will live at 752 North Harrison after a Yellowstone Park wedding trip. Mrs Hronek, a 1949 Pocatello High graduate, works at Halliwell Drug. Hronek is at the Naval Ordnance plant.
Officers and members of Palm Leaf Circle No 19 NOW met Tuesday at WOW hall. A rummage sale is planned for June 30 at the Colored USO hut on North First. Participants are urged to call 3368 or 1220M.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bullock formerly of Arbon Valley Idaho now live in Ogden Utah were guests in Pocatello over the weekend and announced they have 11 grandsons. They have nine daughters Franie Clark Delilah Crowther Betty Morris Vivian Rose Phyllis Bond Nather Hill Pearl Clezie Myrna and Jean Bullock. The two younger daughters are visiting with their parents this summer.
Mr and Mrs J P Lewis of Oakland California returned home after a two week visit as guests of Mr and Mrs Perry W Connell at 350 Randolph Their former Poca Tell o resident Mrs Frank Connell before marriage to Lewis visited with her daughter Mrs Vera Peck and son Thomas Calligan and other friends and relatives while in the gate city
Festival at Irving Field on June 28 features races and contests directed by Glen Coffin, Don Cole, Ralph Boling, Gerald Hale, Karl Belnap, Ballard Cover and DeLoy Tubbs. The fifth and ninth ward Mutual Improvement associations sponsor the event with refreshments planned by Mina Bingham and others. Strawberry shortcake will be the featured dish.
Mrs Isaac McDougall and daughter Catherine return Friday after a ten day California trip. They stayed with Mrs Amelia Ward, sister of Mrs McDougall, at Mount Eden California.
A reflective line notes that losing or discarding a straw hat from the previous year induces a sense of regret and melancholy as time passes. The tone hints at nostalgia and the weight of small personal losses.
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