Miss Fawn Stevens Becomes Bride of Warren F McEntire
Preston report records the September 18 ceremony of Miss Fawn Margaret Stevens and Warren F McEntire at the Preston Benevolent Protective Order of Elk. Officiant Milton Hartvigsen presided. The bride wore satin with blue forget me nots and a full train. The couple plan to live in San Antonio Texas where McEntire will serve in the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Fawn
Margaret
Stevens
Warren F. McEntire
Preston Benevolent Protective Order
Elkshall
Milton Hartvigsen
Gem Stake
Miss Stevens
Arlene Neeley
Carol Cutler
Mable Hartvigsen
Bountiful
Burdett Pixton
Blackfoot
Earl McEntire
Seth Christensen
Candice Christensen
Eric Hartvigsen
Anna Jean Hartvigsen
Newell Stevens
Wells McEntire
McEntire
Marine Corps
USAC
San Antonio
Texas
Air Force
Preston Notes VNSIAN BEE HIVE THEME FOR PROGRAM
Preston details a ward program in the third ward chapel with a tableau on the American Indian and songs. MIA leaders conducted classes for ward workers as Elmo Peterson and Lettie Condie led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Welland Smith
Third Ward
Oneida
MIA
Elmo Peterson
Lettie Condie
Dinner Party Honors Bride-to-Be Donna Hoots
A dinner party Thursday at Mrs. Jewell Horton’s home celebrated bride-to-be Donna Hoots. Guests presented her an electric mixer as a keepsake, with attendees including Genene Hatch Virginia Strope Alice McMillan LaWanda Howard Pat Potter Fern Read Margaret Brukett Margaret Horton Mrs Archie Anderson Mrs William Wennergren Mrs Glen Stewart Ethel Horton Mrs Theodosia Baldwin and Mrs Verla Wennergren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Hoots
Jewell Horton
Genene Hatch
Virginia Strope
Alice McMillan
LaWanda Howard
Pat Potter
Fern Read
Margaret Brukett
Margaret Horton
Archie Anderson
William Wennergren
Glen Stewart
Ethel Horton
Theodosia Baldwin
Verla Wennergren
Chapter Plans Rush Party For Kappa Beta Sigma Phi
Kappa chapter and Beta Sigma Phi held a Thursday meeting in the women s clubhouse with Mrs. Robert Steele presiding. They scheduled a rush party for October 4 and a model meeting for rushees on October 13 plus a preferential tea on October 30. Mrs R O Sampson was chosen candidate for the Valentine Girl contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Steele
R. O. Sampson
Methodist Circles Meet in Rupert
The three circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church held a 2:30 p.m. meeting on Tuesday September 20. Circle I met at Mrs. Carl Lipps home with Mrs. J. E. Clark assisting as hostess. Circle II gathered at Mrs. Don Dafoe’s with several helpers and busi ness session led by Vel Walker. Circle III met at Mrs. Ed Miller’s with lessons led by Mrs. Ralph McQuain and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Circle I
Carl Lipps
J. E. Clark
Hugh Baker
H. E. McMillan
R. B. Turner
Circle II
Don Dafoe
Art Tyrer
Roy Cowell
al Gregory
Wren Cox
Vel Walker
Ray Linard
Circle III
Ed Miller
Ralph McQuain
Russell Bowman
E. C. Rosecrans
J. L. Rush
Marriage of Anita Stuart to Leonard Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. William Stuart announce the marriage of their daughter Anita to Leonard Swanson of Salt Lake City. Nup tial vows were exchanged at the bride’s parents home with Bishop Jesse Hughes of the Malad Third Ward officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Los Angeles and then live in Provo where Mr Swanson is a BYU senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stuart
Anita
Leonard Swanson
Salt Lake City
Bishop
Jesse Hughes
Third Ward
Los Angeles
Provo
Swanson
BYU
Bowen family completes three week eastern vacation
Mr and Mrs H C Bowen return from a three week trip through the eastern states. Accompanying them to Cleveland Ohio were their daughter Lou Nadolski and children. They visited New York City Philadelphia and other large cities. In Frackville Penn they were joined by daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Joe Lazusky and granddaughter Barbara Lazusky who returned home with them.
Max Factor Designs Wig for Hearing Aids
Max Factor makeup studio unveiled a wig accessory for hearing aids. The tiny curl cluster slips over the hearing aid button and can be combed and pinned into any hairstyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAX Factor
WIG
Hollywood
Max Factor Makeup Studio
Social Calendar Notes From Pocatello Women Activities
Societies list luncheon dates meetings and events at hotels lodges and clubs in Pocatello Idaho. Groups include Soroptimists Moose Women of the Moose Woodcraft Star of the East Royal Neighbors YWCA Newcomers and OES with dates times and hostesses for gatherings and planned activities.
Idaho State College campus wives form first meeting crowd
Nearly 60 Campus Wives gathered Thursday at the Student Union to begin the new school year. President Nancy Jacobsen welcomed members, with June Orchard leading get acquainted games and prize awarded to Claudine Keil while Allison McCauley received the hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Nancy Jacobsen
June Orchard
Claudine Keil
Allison McCauley
Downey Sewing Club Hosts Evening of Gifts and Refreshments
Mrs. Fred Bloxham entertained the Entartains Club of Downey with a sewing session. Present were Ada Coffin Ida Coffin Florence Coffin Mareil Wilding Phyllis Underwood Leslie Bloxham Vera Burrup Beth Valentine and Mary Christiansen. Refreshments followed the sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Fred Bloxham
Ada Coffin
Ida Coffin
Florence Coffin
Mareil Wilding
Phyllis Underwood
Leslie Bloxham
Vera Burrup
Beth Valentine
Mary Christiansen
Camp Fire Girls Name Five Delegates for National Convention
Five delegates from the Camp Fire Girls council will attend the National Council of Camp Fire Girls triennial convention in Portland from October 23 to 29, announced Mrs. Stacy Smith, the president. Delegates are Mesdames L. R. Scholl, E. L. Chantry, Dale Strong, George Crofts, and John Wurster, with Scholl as executive director locally and Chantry as national representative from the sixth district. Idaho hosts will serve a luncheon during the convention with Idaho-themed favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire’ Girls Council
National Council of Camp Fire Girls
Portland
Stacy Smith
Mesdames L. R. Scholl
E. L. Chantry
Dale Strong
George Crofts
John Wurster
Schou
Camp Fire Girls
Chantry
Idaho
Youth agencies urged to shape history at Portland convention
Mrs James C Parker president of the National Council of Camp Fire Girls Inc calls on volunteer and professional leaders to attend the triennial convention in Portland Oregon October 23 to 29 She says youth direction may determine world events tomorrow and that America must prepare youth for future vast affairs as an outpost of a democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James C. Parker
National Council of
Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Portland
Oregon
Parker
America
Camp Fire Girls Conference Eyes Youth Democracy Theme
More than 1 000 adults expected at the conference with the theme Youth Outpost of Democracy. Workshops for staff begin Oct 23 and volunteer leaders register Monday. Mrs Parker, president since 1946, will preside at opening and closing sessions and summarize the event's future significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Camp Fire Girls
Grand Rapids
Mich
Camp Fire Council
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
State Department of Public Instruction
Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers
Campfire
Nairn Linoleum Promises Lifetime Quality For Home Floors
A home advertising feature touts Nairn Inlaid Linoleum with du plex backing to resist buckling and cracking on usual wood floors. It emphasizes a rainbow color range and beauty for women spending long hours in kitchens, and invites readers to visit dealers and request a decorating book from Congoleum Nairn Inc. in Kearny New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairn
Congoleum- Nairn Inc
Kearny, N. J
LDS Testimonial Honors Sant Senior Missionary Candidate
Elder LaMonte Sant son of Mr and Mrs Archie Sant of 253 Taft will be honored at a farewell testimonial Thursday at 8 p m in the LDS Fifth ward chapel. He leaves Oct 8 for a 10 day training at the Salt Lake City mission home before sailing Oct 19 from New York to Sao Paulo Brazil to join the South American Missions. Sant, a 1947 Pocatello High School graduate and Idaho State College business student, belongs to Lambda Delta Sigma Xi Theta Tau and the LDS Fifth ward. Speakers include Bishop Richard Sorensen Grant Williams and Sant's father. Lorraine Tyler will play piano and Bonnie Poulsen Beverly Wilson and Betty Baker will sing, followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaMonte Sant
Archie Sant
Taft
LDS Fifth Ward
Richard Sorensen
Sant
Salt Lake City
New York
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Pocatello High School
Tea Honors Bride to Be Preston
Miss Fawn Stevens was honored Thursday afternoon September 15 at a trousseau tea by her mother Mrs Newell Stevens at their home on South State Street. Assisting Mrs Stevens were Mrs A G Carlson Miss Carol Cutler Miss Arlene Neeley Betty Goff Joan Johnson Emma Lou Stokes and Laurel McEntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Fawn Stevens
Hursday
Newell Stevens
South State Street
Stevens
A. G. Carlson
Carol Cutler
Arlene Neeley
Betty Goff
Joan Johnson
Emma Lou Stokes
Laurel McEntire
Sorority Alumnae Host Dinner for Pledges at Home
Alpha Chi Omega alumni hosted a dinner Friday evening at Mrs. Farrell Felt’s home. Attending were alumnae Mesdames Tom West Joseph Kerr Farrell Felt Darwin Brown L C Paulsen Preston Selley G L Lloyd June Outzen Katherine Sorenson and pledges Len na Egan Gayle Couch Beverly Wilson Marie Spevak Maxine Wellard Lila Kurtz Sallee Cox Rayma Evans and Mrs Pat Lombard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorority
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Farrell Felt
Alumnae Association
Tom West
Joseph Kerr
Darwin Brown
L. C. Paulsen
Preston Selley
G. L. Lloyd
June Outzen
Katherine Sorenson
Lenna Egan
Gayle Couch
Beverly Wilson
Marie Spevak
Maxine Well
Republican Group Meets Thursday in Bannock County
The Bannock County Republican Women's Club will hold its first fall meeting next Thursday September 29 at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Ralph S. Garrett at 218 No Hayes. Mrs. Elbert A. Stellman of Lewiston, president of the state federation, will attend with Mrs. Bert Wright of Dubois expected as vice-chairman. A surprise announcement will be made and a social refreshments interval will follow the brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Oliver: Greaves
Lora Wood Hughes
Beatrice Swainston
June Richardson
Swainston
Welcome Wagon Club
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
John Leng
Warren Mathews
J. T. Fredrick
Earl Monke
L. E. Forgy
D. Popham
J. J. Smith
J. Anderson
Pocatello
Bannock County Republican Women’s Club
Ralph S. Garrett
Hayes
Elbert A. Stellman
Lewiston
State Federation
Republican State Central Committee
Bert Wright
Dubois
Lipton to Open Pocatello 1949 50 Concert Season
Mezzo soprano Martha Lipton of the Metropolitan Opera will headline the first program of the 1949 50 Pocatello Community Concert season. The performance is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 8 45 in Frazier hall. Lipton, American trained and born, has portrayed 35 roles in 28 operas and is praised by the New York Journal American as the Met's most versatile artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lipton
Metropolitan Opera
Pocatello
Frazier Hall
Miss Lipton
New York Journal-American
Met
Four Idaho Lads To Be On FFA Music Program
Four Idaho boys were chosen to take part in the musical program of the Future Farmers of America annual convention in Kansas City October 10 to 13. Rob Barrett of Rigby and Glen Tanner of Preston will play in the national FFA band, while Frank Haglund of Grace and La Vern Thomason of Jer ome will sing in the national FFA chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
FFA
Rob Barrett
Route 1
Rigby
Glen Tanner
Preston
Frank Haglund
Grace
LaVern Thomason
RFD
Jerome
Hot Chocolate Making in Enameled Double Boiler
Recipe steps describe melting chocolate with water then stirring in sugar salt and milk. Heat until smooth and frothy with an egg beater, serving with marshmallows or whipped cream. Yields 4 to 5 servings.
Infant Recovers After Two Weeks in Hospital
Seven months old Carol Ann Dransfield daughter of F Ronald and Norma Dransfield is home after two weeks in hospital with a serious illness and is doing well according to her mother on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Dransfield
F. Ronald and
Norma Dransfield
Alicia Tells How To Be Date Bait
A girl can raise dating odds by staying visible after school through extra curriculars and volunteering. A friend’s popularity can spark a blind date, or hosting a party lets you meet desirable boys. Halloween or Thanksgiving parties help boost chances of meeting someone special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia
Man Claims Tibet Origin of Power to Transform Life
Edwin J. Dingle recounts a 38 year journey from illness to health wealth and recognition after studying mysticism in Tibetan solitude. He offers a free 9,000 word treatise via The Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles for Western readers, urging prompt requests as supply is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbidden
Tibet
Edwin J. Dingle
England
Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
L-37
Los Angeles
Calif
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Utah State Agricultural College
Bell Telephone Company
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A.T.F. Club
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Elmer Palmer
Lavar Palmer
Rachel Porter
Anna Hillstead
Utah Pioneers
Alice Petterberg
Viola Esplin
Allen R. Cutler
Clara Hollingworth
Etta Gibson
Sylvia Malmberg
Grace Gamble
Atkin Florists
Mitchell
Philcorvice
N. Main
Lawayne Steed
Ireland
Bannock
W. W. Halsey
Lucille Bailey
Lora Berg
Lela Alberts
Committee of Women of the Moose
Don Hall
Randolph
Women OF the Moose
Moose Lodge
Pocatello Theto
IOOF
Woodcraft Thimble Club No. 155
Star OF the East
Masonic Temple
Royal Neighbors of America
Eagle Hall
Kate Morris
Audrey Perry
Beatrice Plain
Mattie Norris
Ladies Circle of the
Congregational Church
Alameda Ladies Aid
Pearl Miller
Ruth Burns
YWCA
David Gaitskill
Lexington
Kentucky
Radiant
O.E.S
Bridge
Edna Wilkinson
Doris Kirkpatrick
Arletta Brown
Montgomery Ward
LDS
VapoRus
Alicia Hart
NEA
Far East
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