Single Ring Ceremony Unites Miss Mary Lea Crouch and Clifford Whittle
Miss Mary Lea Crouch and Clifford Whittle wed in a single ring ceremony at St Josephs Catholic church officiated by Monsignor Edmund R Cody The bride daughter of Mrs Margaret Crouch and L A Crouch Oregon The groom son of Mrs Dahl Kelly and Clifford G Whittle Caldwell The ceremony included orchid and gladioli decor a wine orchid corsage maid of honor Arleene Crouch best man Robert Carlson after a luncheon at the Whitman Hotel the couple will reside at 925 East Halliday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lea Crouch
West Clark
Clifford Whittle
E. Halliday
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Edmund R. Cody
Margaret Crouch
Pocatello
L. A. Crouch
Portland
Ore
Whittle
Francis Kleffner
Arleene Crouch
Robert Carlson
Mary T Fogg Weds Earl Pond In Double Ring Ceremony
Mary T. Fogg daughter of Mrs Jessa mine Fogg Gordon apts became the bride of Earl R. Pond son of Mr and Mrs A E Pond of Filer at St Josephs Catholic Church Monsignor Edmund R Cody officiated Organ music by Al Weese and Ave Maria sung by Anna Bell Meloy preceded the ceremony. Family seats were marked with satin bows and gladioli. Four baskets of gladioli and candelabra decorated the sanctuary. The bride wore a slipper satin gown with seed pearls and a Juliette cap veil. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Pat Smith wore a yellow gown and carried lavender gladioli. Best man was John G Haag Ushers listed. A reception followed in Bannock Pioneer room. The couple now reside at 840 North Main. Mary is a pharmacy student at Idaho State College and active in Delta Epsilon Kappa. Earl is ISC graduate and a former Marine. Out of town guests included multiple Ponds and extended families from Filer Boise Wallace Wendell McMinnville and Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Fogg
Jessamine Fogg
Gordon Apts
Earl R. Pond
A. E. Pond
Filer
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Edmund R. Cody
al Weese
Anna Bell Meloy
Don McCarty
Wallace
Mary Pat Smith
Blackfoot
John G. Haag
Jerry Olson
John Foreman
Pocatello
Jim Blake
Twin Falls
Neil Humphrey
Idaho Falls
Pioneer Room
Bannock
Verda Rossiter
Ann
Alicia Gives Rules For Sitting Pretty
An article on graceful seating by actresses explains how crossing legs above the knees with a slight off center swing forms a near parallel line. It details pulling the skirt to the front from the hips before sitting and backing up to feel the chair with the legs to avoid missing the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Episcopal Guild Meets Rupert Idaho
The Episcopal Guild met Tuesday night September 6 at the home of Mrs. C M Wheeler with Mrs Nels Moller as hostess. Mrs Calvin Hawk presided at the business meeting. Mrs Don Wilkinson presented each member with a program book of the year's work. Thirteen members attended. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Idaho
Episcopal Guild
C. M. Wheeler
Nels Moller
Calvin Hawk
Don Wilkinson
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W. W. Campbell
Dorothy Zilk
West Yellowstone
East Halliday
Pocatello High School
Nate Morgan Jewelers
U. S. Navy
ISC
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Mrs
Clifford
Mary .Lea
Don Rand
Hoover
Henriksen
Earl Pond
Pond
North Main
Ding
Larry Schaefer
E. E. Haag
Dale Fenwick
P. H. Prewitt
Margaret McCarthy
Rene Carron
Boyd Pond
Boise
Don McCarthy
Pat
Bert Weston
Shirley
Ncmanite Silhouette Stoutv
Vy Elman
Jack Holt
Delman
Alicia
Pretty
Alicia Hart
FOX
Episcopal Guild Meets
Matilda F. Smith
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
A. L. Merrill
North Hayes
W. E. Gee
W. L. Skidmore
Union Pacific
Old Timers Club
Trinity Parish Hall
St. Margaret's
Woodcraft Thimble Club
Kirkpatrick
South Fourth
Star OF the East
Masonic Temple
R. A. Willeke
First Congregational Church
Church Club
Harold Manning
K. Z. Medrud
Memorial Hall
Grange
Byron Downard
Women of the Moose
Ella Johnson
Tues
Ruth
L. E. Shaw
M. B. Sherrard
Otto Stocker
Pridwin Club
St. Joseph’s School
Robert Primbs
L. R. Anthony
A. R. Ebel
Bannock County
The
American Red Cross
YMCA
CBS
Ina. Wilson
Amy Schneider
Peggy Woodhams
Alva Oelwein
Rothmoor
Fashion
Otten Welt
By Dickerson
Dickerson
Margaret
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