Bride Zola Haroldson Is Honored At Luncheon
Miss Zola Mae Haroldson of Idaho Falls wed Kay Howard on Wednesday and was the guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. B. Howard on Lincoln Avenue. Horoscope place readings sparked merriment while guests enjoyed piano numbers and gifts. attendees included Gravely Hall residents from Idaho State College and Idaho Falls social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola Mae Haroldson
Idaho Falls
Kay Howard
Mrs. B. Howard
Lithcoln Avenue
Joan Houchens
J. O. Anderson
Phyllis Cole
Peggy Scott
Mary Jane Royer
Helen Haroldson
Dixie Clayton
Virginia Frances
Gravely Hall
Idaho State College
Morgan Haroldsen
Ann Bengley
Owen Bengley
Beverly Gregoire
Howard
Ruth Ann
Miss Haroldsen
George Haroldsen
Helen
Lou Jean Oswald
Barbara Keller
Church Club Plans Bazaar
The Young Matrons of Central Christian church met Tuesday evening led by Mrs J F Borowy. They discussed an upcoming fall bazaar and heard Rev N R Simpson speak on How to Improve the Worship Program. A late supper at the Shanghai followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Borowy
Young Matrons Club
Central Christian Church
N. R. Simpson
Shanghai
Mesdames Robbins
Virginia Nokes
Pauline Freckleton
Marilyn Triplett
Geraldine Smullin
Elizabeth Curis
Glenda Selders
Dorothy Triplett
Betty Hahn
Malad Stake MIA Holds Closing Social
The Malad Stake MIA closed with a Friday night social at the stake tabernacle. Wards sponsored program numbers and the rest of the evening featured dancing. Refreshments were served as the executive committee and refreshment volunteers coordinated the event.
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Stake Tabernacle
Charles Nielsen
William H. Rutter
Mary Jensen
Edna Jones
Providence teachers end strike and return to classes
Providence school teachers voted unanimously to end their two day old strike and return to classes tomorrow.
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Providence. R. I
Providence
Denuine Whid Brownie Wins Scout Cookie Sale
A 9 year old Brownie Ann Harker of 97 Cottonwood Ave Pocatello won the 1948 April Girl Scout cookie sale prize a camp trip but cannot collect because participants must be at least 10 years old leaders seek compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harker
Pocatello
Miss Harker
Meade Harker
Cottonwood Ave
Lincoln School
KEYY
Ann
West Pocatellans
R. F. Lee
North Harrison Ave
Circle Fetes Mothers Circle Fetes Mothers
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 held a Mother's Day program featuring songs by Lorena Morrison and a reading by Marie Williard. Ella Speckerman read the year minute, Lula King led a brief talk, and Ada Circle officer. Portneuf Circle visitors included Lucy Forrester and Pearl Smith. Jeannette Pabst presided over a short meeting, Della Sullivan became captain of Guards, Monta Cranor became correspondent, Mrs. DeLong welcomed. Refreshments served by Maud Gillespie, Lorena Morrison, and Marie Williard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Morrison
Marie Williard
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
Ella Speckerman
Lula King
Ada Circle
Portneuf Circle
Lucy Forrester
Pearl Smith
Jeannette Pabst
Della Sullivan
Monta Cranor
Mrs. DeLong
Officers Installed By Newcomer Unit
An installation of new officers for the Newcomers club of the Y W C A was held Wednesday afternoon at the Y W C A club rooms. Officers installed were president Mrs Judson Cook vice president Mrs George Welch secretary Mrs Don Larson and treasurer Mrs Woodrow Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
The
Y. W. C. A. Club
Russell Holt
Judson Cook
George Welch
Don Larson
Woodrow Campbell
Local rummage and bazaar events in Portneuf area
Ladies of Portneuf Grange sponsor a rummage sale Saturday May 15 at 10 a.m. in the Grange hall 800 block North Seventh Ave. YWCA holds a rummage sale Saturday at 9 30 a.m. in the former colored USO center led by Mrs A A Girard. Salvation Army Ladies Home League sponsors a bazaar and cooked food sale Saturday from 10 a.m. at the old Bistline Turner office Arthur Ave and Center 1. RADIANT AFTERNOON CLUB backs a cooked food sale Saturday from 10 a.m. at Carnes Music store and Peoples Market led by Mrs J A Page.
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Ladies OF Portneuf Grange
Grange Hall
North Seventh Ave
YWCA
Colored Uso
A. A. Girard
The
Pocatello Ywca
Ladies Home League of the Salvation Army
Bistline-Turner
A of Arthur Ave
Center 1
Radiant Afternoon Club
Carnes Music Store
Peoples Market
J. A. Page
Circle members to Idaho Falls for grove installation
Circle members travel to Idaho Falls Saturday evening for a new grove installation led by Mrs Ersal Corneli son state manager. Pocatello drill team and officers will officiate. Transportation calls to 4991 or 6315.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Woodman
Idaho Falls
Ersal Cornelison
Pocatello
Grange Opposes State School Law in Idaho
Bonneville county Pomona Grange approved an action denouncing the state school organization law as undemocratic and dictational. The resolution labeled the law as restricting local control and decision making.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Pomona Grange
Grange
Two Feted At Shower Honors For Mrs Hall And Mrs Elledger
Mrs Carole Hall and Mrs Lou Elledger were honored guests at a shower at Mrs Mary O Connor home at 320 North Eleventh Ave with cohostess Miss Barbara Walker. Pink and blue decor featured dainty booties and stork ice cream while games determined scores for Miss Margo Pilchard and Mrs Edith Haislip.
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Carole Hall
Lou Elledger
Mary O'Connor
North Eleventh Ave
Barbara Walker
Stork
Margo Pilchard
Anna Bates
Edith
Wedding Bells For Miss Nichols And Perry Swisher
East Side West Side and town gossip mix with social notes. Miss Isa Bel Nichols and fiancé Perry Swisher were seen in the General hospital hallway as wedding plans proceed for today. Other items note Mrs. O F Call shopping attire and Mrs Fay e Brown uptown with her mother, plus Mrs Hulda Bell flying to San Francisco after visiting relatives. A city wide Campfire Girls picnic at Cherry Springs is planned with buses leaving May 20 from the high school and details from Mrs Ross Garrison.
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General Hospital
Isabel Nichols
Perry Swisher
Cherry Springs
Ross Garrison
Guardian
Garfield Ave
Campfire Council
Tuck Combs Tame Hair For Baby Fine Locks
Controlling flyaway hair with simple styles and grip-tooth combs helps baby fine hair. A lacquer finish keeps strands in place while carrying lacquer pads for touch ups. Beer rinses are suggested by hairdressers to add body and discipline to the hair.
No Deductions on Health Aids in Idaho Tax Rule
Boise officials say the cost of shearing and other artificial health aids cannot be deducted for income tax. The opinion by the attorney general's office is for tax director P. G. Neill.
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Attorney General’s Office
P. G. Neill
How To Make With The Talk By Elinor Williams
A practical guide to flirting and conversation skills for teens. It stresses mixing warmth with dialogue, greeting by name, avoiding yes or no questions, sharing relatable topics like sports or classes, and using stock lines to ease tight spots. It notes listening improves dating fun and suggests switching topics if interest wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
Bill
New Citizens to Pocatello From San Francisco
Mrs Harold Bergendorf arrives in Pocatello Sunday with her husband an employee of Billzs Signi company. They lived in Paris and San Francisco after marriage and previously in England during his army service. Their daughter Lorraine aged 2 was born in England and the family stays with Fred Bergendorf at 132 South Johnson.
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Pocatello
San Francisco
Harold Bergendorf
Bergendorf
Billz’s ‘Signi Company
England
City Council Receives Building Permit Applications
Applications totaling 12 750 dollars were submitted for building permits at the Tuesday evening council meeting. The filings include projects for three residents a garage and various improvements.
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Blackfoot
Pioneer Club Meets At Mrs Bunce Home
Ladies of Pocatello Pioneer Club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at 126 McKinley Ave the home of Mrs Carrie Bunce. Guests included three former members Mrs Effie Bailey Mrs Maggie Myers and Mrs Elizabeth Regan.
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Ladies of Pocatello Pioneers
Carrie Bunce
McKinley. Ave
Ellen Beck
Effie Bailey
Maggie Myers
Elizabeth Regan
Lena Rainey
Josephine Iding
Low
Betty Cox
Melinda Forrest
Eva Richman
John Fraser
Ellen Neelan
Lucy Forster
Mesdames Rose Allen
Della Allsworth
Annie Edwards
Elin Friedel
Clara Gardner
Josephine Golding
Agnes Kutterer
Margaret Paxton
Mae Race
Annie Tarr
Emily Vaughn
Nora Verley
Minnie Watson
Pearl Watson
Scout Merit Badge Action In Blackfoot Council Meeting
Three Boy Scouts from Troop 24 Thom as attended a City Council meeting Tuesday evening to learn how the council operates. They plan to take an examination next Sunday as part of earning a civic merit badge. Scouts Way ne VanOrden Darwin and Leon Merrill observed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfot
Thomas
Wayne VanOrden
Darwin
Leon Merrill
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Freddy Martin
Peggy Lee
Art Mooney
Toolie
Coolie
Sportsman's
Ford Music
W. Center
Brownie
Alicia Hart
NEA
Daytona Beach
Celeste Young
Miss
Pocatello Y. W. C. A
George L. Smith
Sharlot Wilkie
John W. Waring Earl Gilbert
A. L. Merrill
Evelyn Holman
W. A. Wennegren
Oscar Olsen
Rugh McGuire
Paul H. Jones
Moore Drug
Moore
Rexall
Pocatello Woman’s Club
G. A. Wagner
Ivy Rebekah
Oddfellows Hall
East Side
West Side
O. F. Call
Lincoln Ave
Uptown
Faye Brown
Miss Gemmel
A. E. Gemmell
West Sublette St
Brown
Hulda Bell
Guy E. Hanson
South Ninth Ave
Western Air Lines
Jack Holladay
North Grant Ave
Ier
North Main
Smar
Rad P Asane
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Pioneer Club
Study Council
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