Malad Stake Pins Presented at Seminary Ceremony
The Malad First Ward held its annual Malad Stake Seminary pin presentation on Thursday night. James Waldron presided. remarks by Mrs. L. G. Corbridge and Samuel A. Hendricks, with music by the Dragonettes and soloists. Prospective graduates receiving pins include Marilyn Baker, Constance Clark, Bunny Lea Dudley, Nedra Evans, many others.
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Second Ward
James Waldron
Hal Taylor
The
Dragonettes
Lauraine Corbridge
Lucille Corbridge
Bunny Lea Dudley
Florence Ipsen
Jenny Stayner
Kay Tovey
Maralice Tovey
Lois Tovey
May Della Ward
Irene Atkinson
L. G. Corbridge
Carolyn Williams
Samuel A. Hendricks
Mary Jensen
LeGrande Horsley
Malad Stake Seminary
Deloris Harrison
Richards Durham -Old
S. L. Smith
Stake
Boyd Lewis
Owen Sweeten
the Dragonettes
Marilyn Baker
Constance Clark
Marlene Davis
Nedra Evans
Mark Facer
J. Guy Gleed
Neil Griffiths
Odell Howard
Babs Jones
DeVerl Mills
Gordon Millward
Jeannine Parry
Sally Smith
Betty Lou South
Margene Stuart
Marialice Tovey
Cherrydene Vaughan
Mary Jane Vanover
Kenna Waldron
Anna Lou Williams
Connie Williams
Luanna Williams
Mavis Williams
Melvin Williams
Sharrel Williams
Carlyle Wight
Iva Lou Atkinson
Miriam Burton
Jéan Christensen
Nadine Harding
Verla Rae Hill
Leah Hobson
Franklin Moon
Coralie Neal
Shirley Price
Mary Lois Price
Donna Marie Thomas
Marie Wharton
Geraldine Call
Reed Call
Maureen Camp
Darrell Christensen
Wilford Crowther
Helen Edwards
Iris Lee Hess
Glade Howell
Lawana John
Robert Pehrson
Marcus Thomas
Wayne Waldron
Ethelene Wharton
Kent Williams
Carol Bennett
Kenna Fredrickson
Play School Opens Wednesday at Methodist Church Basement
Tiny tots aged two to six may attend a Wednesday play school from 1 to 4 pm in the basement of the Methodist church. Supervised by Mrs. Paul Scott, the program offers story telling songs outdoor games and light refreshments with a small charge for care. Mothers may register with Mrs. S Keane at 1792 R on Tuesday.
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Nursery
PTA
Methodist Church
Paul Scott
S. Keane
Social calendar items from B N A I Brith and town notices
Social calendar listings include B by women luncheon at Mrs. Earl Morgan 529 South Seventh Wednesday at 1 15 pm Pocatello Theater Guild meets Thursday 8 pm YMCA club rooms Unity Lodge 107 meets Tuesday 8 pm Trinity Parish hall bring covered dish Eight and Forty meets Wednesday 8 pm at Mrs George Norman Green 1340 East Lewis co host Mrs O D Garrison Electa Kensington dessert luncheon Thursday 1 15 pm Masonic temple Seagull camp DUP meets at Mrs Elizabeth Dunn 130 Washington Wednesday 2 pm Elizabeth Howard co host Pocatello Pioneer Ladies bazaar and cooked foods sale Saturday Idaho Power office.
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B’nai ‘Brith
The
B’nai Brith
Earl Morgan
South Seventh
Unity Lodge 107
Trinity Parish Hall
George Norman Green
East Lewis
O. D. Garrison
Daughters OF Utah Pioneers
Seagull Camp
DUP
Elizabeth Dunn
Washington
Elizabeth Howard
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies
Idaho Power Office
Smart Shirtwaister by Sue Burnett
The ad promotes a shirtwaister pattern No. 8400 for sizes 14 to 44 with neck to hem buttons, pockets, and a front tie belt. It notes fabric needs 4 yards of 39 inch material and the price 25 cents plus authorizing details to Sue Burnett in Chicago. It also mentions a Fall and Winter fashion book with 60 pages and a free doll pattern.
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Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
Wells St
Chicago
Illinois
Personal News Notes From Fort Madison and Pocatello Families
Mrs L D Dotts leaves for a few days in Salt Lake City on Monday. Anthony puree new 6% pound son born to Mr and Mrs Carl Hoel of Fort Madison Iowa, former Pocatello residents. Mrs R L Munroe learns her daughter and family Mr and Mrs M H Brower reached their Bloomington California home after a west tour visiting Idaho Wyoming Oregon and Yellowstone. Mr and Mrs H M Wright of Grand Junction Colorado welcomed a seven pound son born Thursday Nov 4. Mrs Wright is a former Pocatellan and daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Ward
Anthony Puree
Carl Hoel
Fort Madison
Pocatello
R. L. Munroe
M. H. Brower
Bloomington
Calif
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
California
Yellowstone Park
Kemmerer
Wyo
H. M. Wright
Grand Junction
Colo
Wright
Pocatellan
W. S. Berger
Grace Wedding Unites Couple On Monday Eve
Grace ceremony united Miss Ruth Turner and William J. Gregory in a double ring service conducted by President Milton F artingsen. Attendants included Mrs. Jessie Andreasen as matron of honor and Gail Turner as best man. The couple plan a Kentucky honeymoon after meeting in Korea while both served with U S government. A trousseau tea preceded the nuptials with out of town guests and gifts from Korea Japan and China on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Ruth Turner
William J. Turner
William J. Gregory
A. H. Gregory
Louisville
Milton Fartingsen
Jessie Andreason
Gail Turner
Kentucky
Korea
U. S
Army Exchange Service
24Th Corps
Trousseau
Turner
Jessie Andreasen
Virginia Stevens
Martha Fraeleigh
Salt Lake City
Carmen Tingey
Devers Turner
A Bit Of This A Bit Of That by Melinda Mallory
A southeastern Idaho reader column offers daily personal advice and reflections. Melinda Mallory invites inquiries sent to the Post for publication and guidance.
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Idaho
POST
Melinda Mallory
Ways to keep marriage vibrant through shared interests
A reader argues that the form of entertainment matters less than couples choosing activities they both enjoy. Planning affordable outings, shared hobbies, and occasional child care can prevent dullness and strengthen bonds after marriage. It suggests revisiting courtship pastimes and creating new joint plans within budget.
Style Tickets Sale Tuesday Fashion Luncheon in Bannock Hotel
Tickets go on sale at noon in the Bannock hotel lobby for a fashion luncheon sponsored by the Pocatello unit WNAA. Mrs. Lloyd Haight leads the sale with costumes from Camille's and shoes from Jack Holt store. Miss Josephine Hutchings will play Hammond organ during the models’ promenade. Mrs. Bud Morgan and Mrs. John McConnell supervise decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
WNAA
Bannock Hotel
Lloyd Haight
Ralph Comstock, III
Camille's
Jack Holt Shoe
Josephine Hutchings
Pocatellans
Bud Morgan
John McConnell
Newcomers Hold Party at YWCA Clubs
Newcomers of the YWCA held a Saturday card party with bridge and Tripoli in the YWCA club rooms. Prizes went to Paul Jones and Ozzie Olson in Bridge, and Mrs. W. W. Campbell topped Tripoli scores while Mrs. May Bevis placed low.
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The
YWCA
Bridge
Tripoli
Paul Jones
Ozzie Olson
W. W. Campbell
May Bevis
Dave Gatskill
Cal Calloway
Russell Holt
Earl Monke
George C. Welch
David McCune
Evelyn Holman
Immunization urged for whooping cough in early infancy
Doctors advise protecting infants between the second and third months of life against whooping cough. The recommendation emphasizes early vaccination to reduce severe disease in children.
Bad Distribution Is No Excuse Here
Dr. Leo F. Schiff of Plattsburg New York sent today’s hand kibitted in a rubber bridge game. In the actual play East won the opening diamond.
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Leo F. Schiff
Plattsburg
N. Y
East
Declarer crafts win after clever club play in bridge
The column recounts a bridge hand where South wins despite odd club distribution. North and East debate the defense and declarer’s choices, illustrating how a misread suit layout could alter the outcome and how counting the unseen cards reveals the winning line.
Population density comparison Europe United States per square mile
The World Book Encyclopedia notes Europe averages 141.2 people per square mile, more than three times the United States rate of 44.2 per square mile, highlighting a stark regional difference in population density.
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Pennsylvania
New England
Europe
United States
Royal Style Shocks Staid Britishers
Princess Margaret Roses display of a low cut dress at Danny Kaye command performance sparks talk on propriety and fashion. British girls rush to buy the new look as court circles suggest she may influence royal style and throne succession.
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London
the Royal
Margaret Rose
Danny Kaye
West End
Margaret
Britain
Duchess of Kent
Pre School PTA Hear Dr Powell in Joint Meeting
Dr Vic Mae Powell presented a drama and storytelling program for preschool children at a first joint meeting of two PTA groups. The event was directed by Mrs Reed Sower with introductions by Mrs Phil Durst and PTA standards explained by Mrs Jack Trimming. Refreshments were served by Mrs Paul Scott and Mrs Reed Sower.
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Vic Mae Powell
PTA
Reed Sower
Powell
Phil Durst
Jack Trimming
Paul Scott
Speakers For Month Announced At Congregational Church
Officials of the board of trustees announce the remaining November Sundays will feature speakers. On November 14 Chester Bain of the ISC faculty will be the principal speaker and on the following Sunday Rev. Harry Johnson Idaho state superintendent will preach. Harold Mealy directs special music for the services.
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Board of Trustees
The
Congregational Church
Chester Bain
ISC
Harry Johnson
Idaho
Boise
Aims Of Junior Music Club Announced By Sponsors
The PoCatello Junior Music Club publicizes its aims to foster youth musical interest and standards. The first meeting is at Rialto theater Saturday 9 to 11 30 a m with officer installation and a movie.
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Junior Music Club
Pocatello
National Federation of Music Clubs
School Class Enjoys Party at Mrs Wayne Smiths Home
A Methodist church Sunday school class of Mrs Wayne Smith celebrated moving from junior to intermediate with a Wednesday evening party at her new home. A dozen members attended and enjoyed games and wiener roasting.
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Methodist Church Sunday School
Wayne Smith
Edith B Clark Honored At Lodge Session In Idaho
Edith B Clark Grand President of the Division presided at a full day meeting at the Hotel Bannock with a ceremonial address and rit ual work guidance. Officers for two years were elected led by Lelah Rouse with Alta Young and Zelda Roberts among others. A card party and luncheon followed with prizes awarded to Edith Clark Edith Peay Mary Maio and Mildred Kunze.
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ORC
Edith B. Clark
Hotel
Bannock
Alta Young
Lelah Rouse
Zelda Roberts
Mable Sappington
Mildred Kunze
Leola Watkins
Sophia Locke
Edith Peay
Bessie Moore
Mary Lykens
Moore
Mrs. Clark
Edith Clark
Mary Maio
Moose Women Hear Committee Reports
Chapter 833 Women of the Moose heard all standing committees report on Thursday evening at the Moose temple. Officers Mabel Murphy Elsie Barnhart Clare Martin and Bessie Griffin led the meeting while the drill team demonstrated the Boise Moose convention program. A dessert supper followed prepared by Dora Shelton Bea Crandall Annie Hix Luella Sandusky Thelma Guyer Anna Thomas and Ethel Smith.
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Chapter
Women of the Moose
Moose Temple
Mabel Murphy
Elsie Barnhart
Clare Martin
Bessie Griffin
Boise
Dora Shelton
Bea Crandall
Annie Hix
Luella Sandusky
Thelma Guyer
Anna Thomas
Meee Cramer
Ethel Smith
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Paris Beauty Su ~Ly CO
Pocatello Theater Guild
YMCA
Electa Kensington
Masonic Temple
Monongahela
Allegheny Rivers
Pittsburgh
Panama Canal
William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Prauly
N.T. Pass
South
West
Declarer
Dr. Schiff
North
Aberdeen
Estern Coal CO
Inkler Stokers
Illiamson
Dr. Powell
Harold Mealy
Patty Adams
Ross Waters
Annette Larsen
Janice Hale
East Side
West Side
Floyd Anderson
Diane Faber
Donna Wilson
Norma Nye
Audrey Groth
Michael Gustin
Vickey Zweigart
Sara Gene Mealy
Jo Ann Vernon
Karen Proctor
Ann Sutton
Deanne Bailey
Howard Armstrong
W. J. Rhodes
W. B. Larsen
C. H. Pinkerton
Merle H. Sanders
Millard Carnes
Elmer Adams
M. N. Hook
Belle-Sharmeer
Surrey
Dunbar
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Mrs. Clark Lodge
Moose
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