Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 32

Family Reunion Draws Ex-Residents to City Tlie reunion of descendants of Zachariah Pullium Armstrong held al the Community Buildiiig In Lava Hot Springs, brought members of Hie family of the 'ate s. Armstrong to the event for ll le first time. All are former Pocatellans, and some of them had not visited here for more than 30 years Staying at Hie home of Mis' Frank Schwabe, 844 West Lewis' were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Arm! strong, Portland, and Mr and Mrs.

Roy(NeldaAvmstronei Cook, Salt Lake City. Other descendants of W. Armstrong who joined in event were Mr. and Mrs. Mar- vln Armstrong, Monterey Park, Mr.

ami Mrs. Price Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Annstrong, Sail Lake City; Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde. Armstrong, Whit. tier, Calif. Mrs, ard Armstrong and his wife, 'Grand Junction, liere for (lie reunion. The family was entertained al a dinner given al Hie Milton E.

Bullock home with Mrs. Bui- lock, sister of Mrs. Schwabe, as hostess. SUMMER BRIDE Helen Castleton became the bride of Lieut. Thomas Daniels Jones Jr.

in summer nuptials solemnized at the LDS Temple in Logan, Utah. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Castlelon, and the bride-' groom is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Daniels Jones Malad. After a wedding trip to California and Hawaii the newlyweds are residing in Big Springs, Tex. Lieutenant Jones, a -graduate of the Air Force Academy in.Colgrado Springs, will begin a year of flight training at the Air Force Base there. WORLD FASHIONS i Merle Oberon Invites Writer to Her Villa By BETTE KNIGHT Copyright 1969 by Scrlpps League Newspapers Inc.

ACAPULCO, Mexico-One of the most coveted invitations one can receive in Acapulco is from the leading host and hostess here-. Merle Dberqn and her band, Bruno Pagllal. Dining at their exquisite villa, Gatal, which means love, is an experience. Family Gathers ''At Doivnata With 75 Present DOWNEY Members of the 'Drury family were at Downata 'for a reunion arranged.by the Drury family of Preston. A program, dinner, games and i -the day.

Vaughan Drury was emcee and announced program numbers by Patrick and David Drury, Boise, Horatio Drury directed singing, and prayers were by Darrell Dardelle and Wayne Baer. Joyce Dardelle read reports. Responses were by family members Henry Drury, Ruth Henderson, Llvina Gregory, Olive Payne, Hazen Drury. David and Pamela Henderson sang a vocal duet. Seventy-five attended.

Elko Licenses Licenses to wed Issued in Elko, to the following from this area; Charles W. Clark, 21, Pocatello, and Charlene Gilbert, 19, Darlington, Don C. Hill, 57, Preston, and Dorothy R. Nelson, 29, Franklin, Salestlno Fuentes, 22, and Dianna Hernandez, 18, both of Pocatello. Wiilard D.

Conkle, 24, and Williana M. Thomason, 24, both of Fort Hall. A Single Protection Flair for the entire MODERN WOODMEN'? LOW COST FAMILY PLAN LIFE INSURANCE LEONARD BERNT 440 S. 6th POCATELLO 232-4958 i MODERN Cf A I A The entrance to the villa is at the end of a long winding road lit by electric torchiors. The marble entry, each room a wall of glass, the coral silks and white tones of the living room all highlighted the beauty of the host ess.

Merle is charming person. Her coral cotton pant suit had along tunic top, mandarin collar and fitted waistline. Tiny coral flowers were in her dark braided hair atop her head. Gold chains adorned ftie neckline and small gold hoop earrings dangled from her ears. Her husband, who is one of.

Mexico's leading industrialists, is as charming ashiswife. They are'the proud parents of two adorable children. When dinner was announced, the guests were led down the steps and through the garden to 'a lower level where three tables of eight were placed at the foot of a small waterfall. Musicians strolled around the pool playing soft Mexican music as the gourmet dinner was served, prepared by their French chef. The warm breeze blew gently, and one could understand why the guest book on the entry hall table contained many famous names such as Henry Ford, Linda Bird Johnson, George Hamilton lo name a very few who have passed through the romantic portals of the Pagliais.

stars (Bette Knight Scrlpp's. 144 page paperback, "Both Sexes Should Know," tells the proper clothing for traveling aroundthe world. For a copy, send CO cents plus 24 cents for mailing to Bette Knight, P.O.. Box 1481, San Mateo, Calif: 94401). Changes Given hi Personnel Of Downey Ward DOWNEY -Brent Sorenson, and Rex Larson were sustained as Sunday School teachers In the Downey Ward.

Linda Brim was released as activity counselor In the YWMIA and as a Sunday School teacher. Dixie Day was sustained as activity counselor In the MIA, Sandra Henderson was confirmed a member of the LDS church by her grandiather, Glen Henderson, Memberships of Robert and Sandra Curtis and of Alice and Alan Hyde were read. Mrs. Curtis was sustained as a Primary teacher. In the Downey Second Ward Susan Steed, of Mr.

and Mrs. Ursel Steed, was confirmed, Erma Day was released as Relief Society assistant organist, and Linda Sorenson was sustained as Primary teacher. it llmvmtm Holds Reunion In Ami Pati DOWNEY-Members, of (he Ilyi'uin Bowman family met at the Downey Park for reunion time, Eighty-five attended. Harris Bowman announced program numbers by Judy Ford, Ora May Bowman, Vicky Wilkins. Mrs.

Bowman also the singing. Eugene and Beatrice Day presented genealogy sheets of the Hyrum Bowman family, officers elected were President, Dolos Bowman, Wendell, secretary, Beatrice Day, Downey; Inez Anderson, 'Whitney; family representative, and program chairman, Harris Bowman, Pocatellr IDAHO, 20, 1SJG9 Idoho State Journal Section Page 9 Kappa's'Parade of Homes' Scheduled Here on Aug. 9 The a a "Parade of Homes" of Kappa Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, win bo held Aug. 9 with proceeds going to the Attention Home tor the second year. Homes on tlie tour include those of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Tyne, 242 South Soventli; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Youngstrom, 230 South Thirteenth; Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Tschanz, 172 South Fifteenth; Mr. and Mrs. Erlrardt Andersen, 460 University; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roche, Cactus Drive, Johnny Creek.

The lour also will include the Attenllon Homo, which Is in the process of being remodeled with completion tentatively set for Aug. 1. Probate Judge Kelly Pearce, Director Jerry- Harris and house parents, Mr. and Mrs, Woodrow Weyerman, will be al the Attention Home to greet those making tlie tour. Admission for the "Parade of Homes" will be the same as last year, $1.50.

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Hurry fnl Downtown Pocatello Shop Monday and Friday 9:30 A.M. to 9 Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Plenty off ree Parking.