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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1949

Page

9

Miss Ruth Nelson Weds John Rogers In Candlelit LDS Ceremony

Miss Ruth Marian Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Nelson exchanged vows with John Ruel Rogers son of Mr and Mrs R M Rogers at the LDS Institute on April 16. Bishop R K Hart officiated before family and friends as Julienne Hill provided music and a flower girl led the procession.

Ruth Marian Nelson Samuel Nelson John Ruel Rogers LDS Institute Rogers R. M. Rogers R. K. Hart LDS Third Ward Julienne Hill William S. Hill Sandra Lee Bennett Orville P. Bennett Ronnie Sam Gladwin M. Gladwin Cecil Hough Irving Hawkes DeVon B. Smith Norman Smith Nelson John R. Rogers

Newlyweds Honored in Lohengrin Themed Reception

The newlyweds received a reception after the Lohengrin ceremony with relatives and friends in attendance. Miss Bessie Botts played piano, Miss Lucy Baird sang, and Miss Edna Timpson accompanied. several bridesmaids and sisters served guests, with a four tiered cake centerpiece. The bride, a Pocatello native, attended Idaho State College and worked as a clerk-typist at the Naval Ordnance plant. she is involved in LDS affairs and Gamma Delta Gamma. the groom, a ISC alumnus, studied forestry and served in the Marine Corps. Their honeymoon traveled to Seattle via Idaho and British Columbia.

Bessie Botts Lucy Baird Edna Timpson Shirley Thornock Myla Jean Nelson Pocatello Idaho State College Gamma Delta Gamma Lambda Delta Sigma Pi Tau Omega Naval Ordnance Plant Alpha Pi Omega LDS Church Rogers ISC Marine Corps Hawaiian Islands Seattle Idaho British Columbia

Mother's Day Origins and Local Eagle Celebration

The article traces Mother's Day origins to Frank E. Hering of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and notes the 1914 congressional act and Wilson's proclamation. It previews Pocatello Aerie No. 119 events including Ted Malone's nationwide broadcast, a 2 pm May Day ceremony on West Benton, and a program honoring Gold Star and Eagle mothers with refreshments for all mothers.

Order of Eagles Frank E. Hering Hering University of Notre Dame Indianapolis Ind Congress Woodrow Wilson Pocatello Aerie No. 119 Eagles Ted Malone Aerie West Benton Street Cline Steenson Eagle

May Brunch Slated By Literary Art Guild

The Literary Art Guild plans its largest May Brunch on Saturday May 14 at the L D S Institute. Mrs George Cox will read a selected play and a musical program directed by Mrs Steven Later. Chairs are Mrs R K Hart and decor lead Mrs Earl Oviatt. Retiring officers Mrs Vern Hough and Mrs Eugene Manwaring will preside and announce new officers chosen in April.

George Cox Hazel Carver Literary Art Guild LDS Institute L.D.S. Institute Steven Later R. K. Hart Earl Oviatt Guild Vern Hough Cox Eugene Manwaring A. D. West

Star of the East Club Hosts Dessert Supper Meeting

The Star of the East club met Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple for a dessert supper hosted by Mrs. A L Frahm Mrs R E Olson Mrs Harold Ory R C Blakeslee Mrs Ray Farmer and Mrs Tillie Johnson. Mrs John Harms led a brief business session and Elizabeth Tullis was a guest of the evening. Bridge honors went to Mrs R E Newton and Mrs L Hahne. Members present included a long list of dames led by Mrs R R Willecke and Mrs L Bloxham with J Harms H C Cook and Lilian Cullen among others.

Star of the East Club Masonic Temple A. L. Frahm R. E. Olson Harold Ory R. C. Blakeslee Ray Farmer Tillie Johnson John Harms Elizabeth Tullis R. E. Newton W L. Hahme R. R. Willecke L. Bloxham T. M. Daniels M. M. Rabourne T. W. Leeper A. P. Say R E. Newton L. W. Nye D. Blalock R. R. Johnson D. Nichols B. Strom A. C. Cripe Pat Mahoney

Brilliant Color Print Shoes and Accessories Note

A fashion note highlights wearing black brown or blue shoes with a matching hat gloves and purse to create a dramatic elegant look on a dark palette. The emphasis is on coordinated accessories to achieve a polished appearance.

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Discusses Americanism and Welfare

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Memorial Hall to discuss Americanism and Child Welfare. Speakers included Myron Porges on a South America cruise and Mrs. Florence Bale from the state department of public assistance. A Spanish dance was performed by Wats School students, with announcements for Poppy Di on May 14 and tickets for the Girl State benefit antique tea on May 13.

American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Hall Myron Porges Florence Bale State Department of Public Assisance Wats School of Dancing Poppy R. W. Bocman Poppy di Roseanna Bangs Girl's State Girl State

Dresses in pastel family tones offer bright solids and color blends

A catalog note highlights pastel dresses with wide selections of bright solids and color combinations. Sandal style hints are included, with open designs that reveal a small yet impressive color area.

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