Pocatello Soroptimists Report Sun Valley Meeting
Soroptimist delegates Lucille Manson Dr Vic Mae Powell and Fern Smuin described the Sun Valley convention at a Bannock hotel luncheon. They noted the Harrogate theme Working for the World We Want and reported details of clubs and delegates including 157 in Britain 62 in Europe and 1498 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Manson
Vic Mae Powell
Fern Smuin
Pocatello
Sun Valley
Pocatello Soroptomists
Bannock Hotel
Sophie Reed
Ogden
Harrogate
England
Great Britain
Europe
Idaho Falls
Trail Cabin
Socialite Bridge Luncheons Highlight Pocatello Week
Delighted Pocatello society members hosted two bridge luncheons at the home of Mrs. Stacy Smith with Mrs. M. N. Lutzker Mrs. Jerome Turner and Mrs. Smith as hostesses. Monday high went to Mrs. Charles Anderson and Tuesday honors to Mrs. William Kibler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Pocatello
Stacy Smith
M. N. Lutzker
Jerome Turner
Smith
Lennox
Charles Anderson
Melton Hogge
William Parker
C. Ed Flandro
Robert Flandro
Lambert Molinelli
Farrell Felt
Maurice Fereday
E. V. Simison
C. P. Groom
Dick Hearne
Arthur Young
Dan McDougall
Ben Peterson
Arden Hughes
Idaho Falls
Don Bistline
Richard Howard
Ralph Merrell
Jack Terrell
Jack Blair
R. G. Hemingway
Melvin Graves
Harley Markham
Edward Mooney
Milton Zener
Wilford Olson
Connie Turner
Ralph Comstock, Jr
William Bartz
John Peterson
Park Price
Carroll Petersen
Nate Black
Anne Nesby
Jack Carnes
Melvin Morgan
Bud McKenzie
William Kibler
Sam
May wedding unites Betty Jean Wilson and William Gene Baker
Betty Jean Wilson and William Gene Baker wed in a single ring ceremony at the Idaho Falls LDS temple. The event featured sisters as matrons of honor, bridesmaids in blue green satin, and a reception at the LDS Institute. The couple plans a May 19 homecoming in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Betty Wilson
William Baker
Idaho Falls
Betty Jean Wilson
W. J. Wilson
LDS Temple
William Gene Baker
Rosella Hess
Fred Schwendiman
LDS Temple Presidency
Marian Haskett
Lorraine Ellis
Miss Beverly
Lois Wilson
Robert Baker
Earl Wilson
Bill Wilson
Martell Ellis
Milton Haskett
East
Clark
Pocatello
LDS Institute
Ashton-Henderson
Star Club Hostesses Lead Radiant Afternoon Meeting
Mrs. D. I. Richards Mrs. Robert Terrell and Mrs. George Galbraith hosted 25 members and guests of Radiant Afternoon club at the Masonic temple lounge. Mrs. L. A. Dremolski presided in the president’s absence and Mrs. L. W. Wilkinson was secretary. After lunch and business, bridge followed with Mrs. E. A. Collins winning high and Mrs. Kenneth Ewer receiving the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Richards
Robert Terrell
George Galbraith
Radiant
Masonic Temple
L. A. Dremolski
Wendell Wilson
L. W. Wilkinson
Lindell Turner
Bridge
E. A. Collins
Kenneth Ewer
Guild Tea Completes Year’s Activities With Book Review
The St Anthony Hospital Guild wraps its year with a Trinity Parish hall tea on Tuesday at 2 p m. Nellie Cline Steenson will review Foster Oursler’s The Greatest Story Ever Told, depicting Christ’s life through the four Gospels. Mrs Vic Simison chairs hostesses and Mrs Ralph Merrell handles refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Hospital
Trinity Parish Hall
Foster Oursler
Christ
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Nellie Cline Steenson
Steenson
Vic Simison
Ralph
Mary Green Named Eagles Ladies Head
Mary Green elected president of the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary LA FOE 119 for 1949-50 at the Eagles hall West Benton. Officers include Mary O Connor vice president Emma Zahm vice president Louise Myler secretary Julia Oysen outside guard Thelma Giesbrecht inside guard Hester Braddy conductress Florence Critchley chaplain Dorothy Ohman captain guards Jane Cox trustee. Plans set for the auxiliary anniversary dinner Monday at 7 with partners. Mary Green chairs committee Viola Horner Ruth Decker Zelma Triplett Mildred Christensen Victoria Cardwell. On May 26 losing team under Hester Braddy hosts the winning side at Viola Horner home. Refreshments served by Hester Braddy Margaret Smith Louise Jones Dorothy Ohman Louise Myler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOE
Eagles Hall
West Benton
Mary Green
Mary O’connor
Emma Zahm
Louise Myler
Julia Oy ¥Sen
Thelma Giesbrecht
Hester Braddy
Florence Critchley
Dorothy Ohman
Jane Cox
Viola Horner
Ruth Decker
Zelma Triplett
Mildred Christensen
Victoria Cardwell
Margaret Smith
Louise Jones
Sale Monday at Methodist church rummage event
A rummage sale is set for Monday in the Methodist church basement from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Proceeds support church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
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All Society
THE POCATELLO Post _—_—s
Ruby West
Bertha Frank
Boise Club
Pocatello Club
Dr. Powell
Idaho
Manson
Idaho Falls Club
Ethel Garrett
B. B. Larsen
Elmer Adams
Jack Trimming
Mendy
Hilma Johnson
Thelma
O LeVar Myler
Charles Myler
Richmond
Calif
Iota
American Legion Auxiliary
Dresden
F. M. Bistline
C. G. Billmeyer
W. Beckman
G. W. Anthony
Horace Criswell
Parkview Court
Burl Hoover
Lowell Crane
C. A. Hansen
Dan Kenaga
Sam Scott
Frank Lancaster
Leonard Hopkins
Frank Walrath
Tom Calligan
Bonnie Rae Burton
Daryl Kelly
Harold Thom
Judd Fewens
Thomas
North Eleventh
Miss Burton
J. J. Schiess
Alfred Shurtliff
Roy Morgan
W. L. Robbins
Ellen Agren
Phyllis Wood
Barbara Ann Burton
J. Emeline Shurtliff
Ruby Hyldahy
Thelma Crowell
Frank Shurtliff
Ray Kuhn
Jack Smith
Warren L. Shurtliff
Lewis Malan
Robert, V. Steele
Thomas R. McDonald
Alfred J. Shurtliff
Marion L. Coleman
Kenneth W. Burton
J. B. Wood
Byron V. Johnon
Paul Broberg
H. I. Peterson
John W. Meffert
Boise
J. A. Jones
Paul Jones
Edwin Roberts
Oscar Olson
Warren Matthews
Wendell Marshall
Pat Lombard
John Meffert
C. A. Tallberg
Dora Picciano
St. Anthony’s Church
Julie Piper
Wallace Kelley
Reed Wilson
Orie Zaccardi
Tony Valentine
Charles Feuerstein
James Grayson
Annabel Meloy
Anna Buttino
Star Club
Tea Guild
Eagles
Joyce Bodkin
C. E. Bodkin
the Christian Church
Patrick Aldous
Frank Aldous
Downey
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