P E O Sisterhood to Convene in Coeur d Alene Idaho
The 55th State Convention of the P E O Sisterhood will gather at the North Shore Convention Center in Coeur d Alene Idaho with hostesses from Chapter V Sandpoint and co chairs Mrs John Johnson and Mrs Hardy Lyons. The program features a Projects Dinner Tuesday evening with speakers including Mrs Charles Bean and Carol Ames, and Jordan a Peace Scholarship student. The convention opens Wednesday at 8 30 a m with Idaho State President Mrs K A Keveren presiding and a combined chapter choir directed by Mrs Winston Cook. Idaho State Chapter formed May 24 1915 now counts about 3000 members with 130 delegates attending.
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E.O
Idaho
Shore
Ins ‘Coeur
P.E.O
Will
Sandpoint
Bomners
Ferry
Coeur
D’ Alene
John
Johnson
Coeur d’Alene
Hardy ‘Lyons
Chapter V
Jack Parker
K. W., Miller
Harlan Walker
Charles Bean
Carol Ames
Wildan
Jordan
A.p.e.o. International Peace
University of Idaho
K. A. Keveren
Twin Falls
Winston Cook
Bonners Ferry
Frank’ Evans
C. G. Barclay
Idaho State
Saddle Club Tours Naples for Trail Ride
The Saddle Club toured Naples on Sunday May 24 with 19 riders and 19 non-riders. Non-riders hosted a no-host picnic at Bond Lake while riders crossed sand flats. Bob Monroe and his son Mike witnessed the event as a mini rodeo entertained the group. A 32-year-old mare owned and ridden by Mrs. McMillan from Naples was highlighted.
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Saddle Club
Naples
Bond Lake
Bob Monroe
Mike
McMillan
P E O Sisters Mark Second Century Of Growth
The P E O Sisterhood, founded in 1869 in Mt. Pleasant Town, reaches its second century with over 1,653,000 members in 42,000 chapters across the United States Canada Mexico and several European countries. It supports higher education through the P E O Educational Loan Fund Cottey College in Nevada Missouri and the International Peace Scholarship Fund.
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P.E
Mraz
Hardy
United
States
Canada
Mexico
P.E.O. Educational Loan Fund
Cottey Junior, College For Women
Nevada
Missouri
International Peace Scholarship Fund
Bonner County Homemakers Meet in Oden Hall
The Oden Community Hall hosted the May 25 meeting of the Bonner County Extension Council with helpers from Hope Civic Club and Oden Busy Bees. Kathleen Farrell reported tri county leader training plans, while Lu Hoffine announced a successful rummage sale and craft displays.
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Bonner 'County ‘Home Makers
Extension Council
Oden
Hope Civic Club
The
Bees
Kathleen Farrell
Bonner County Homemakers
Boundary
Kootenai
Bonner County
Lu Hoffine
Harold Method
Judy Riffe
Logan Robinson
Martha Chapter Meeting Notes At Masonic Temple
Martha Chapter 34 O E S met at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Geraldine Berkey presiding on May 25. Officers and guests included Blanche Senft Beva Giles June Ward Wallace Ednad Spearman Helen Deshler Mary Ellen Black and out of town visitors from Shoshone Hussayampa. Grand Chapter reports are planned for June 22. Manila Philippines. Nearly half of the Philippine Board of Censors for motion pictures are newsmen or their wives.
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Geraldine Berkey
Martha
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Blanche Senft
Beva Giles
Vermont
Ward
Grand
Wallace
Idaho
Warren Gray
Teller
Helen Deshler
Shoshone
Mary Ellen Black
Faithful Light Committee
Martha Chapter
Ednad Spearman
Job
Bethel
Helen Culver
Hazel Monson
Fred
Manila
UPI
Philippine Board of Censors
Legion and Auxiliary to Meet in Late May Gatherings
American Legion William D. Martin Post 15 and Auxiliary schedule meetings on Thursday May 28 at 8 p.m. The Legion meets at the Trawlers club while the Auxiliary meets in the old Legion Ridg. United Methodist W.S.C.S. will hold a noon potluck luncheon on Thursday June 4 in the social hall with hostesses Mrs. James Doak and Mrs. Lee Mahler.
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American Legion
Wm. D. Martin
Legion
Old Legion
United Methodist W.S.C.S
James Doak
Lee Mahler
Women's Association Meeting Notes At First Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Association met May 26 at Mrs. Wes Isbell’s home with devotions by Mrs. K O Scott. A committee reported on the National Field of Concern and kitchen regulations will be posted for future use. Members were urged to save Gold Bond Stamps for kitchen equipment. Invitations were extended for a June 19 potluck in Sandpoint with the Coeur d Alene Women’s Association and a June 23 meeting in Sandpoint at Mrs. Ray Racicot’s home. A coordinating committee was named to call shut ins and Ruth Elizabeth Circle served refreshments.
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Women’s Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Wes Isbell
K. O. Scott
Paul Delmarter
Ray Racicot
R. M. Caughey
Women’s Association
Sandpoint Women’s Association
Coeur d’ Alene Women’s Association
Andrew Dilak
Evangelical Church of Iran
Coeur d’Alene Women’s Association
Wives Set for World Tour to Seek Better POW Treatment
Spokane wives of two servicemen presumed captured in North Vietnam plan a month long chartered tour to London and stops in France Switzerland Czechoslovakia Romania Yugoslavia Italy India Laos Thailand and Japan The trip aims to press for improved prisoner of war conditions with foreign officials and diplomats The tour is funded by the Spokane Chamber of Commerce Armed Forces Services Department collecting over 6000 from more than 3000 people in 90 cities
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Spokane
Wash
UPTI
North
Vietnam
Faye Schierman
Marie. Bossio
Harold Shively
London
France
Swatenz Taeehoslovakia
Romania
Yugoslavia
Italy
India
Laos
Thailand
Japan
Spo
Kane
Armed Forces Services Department
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Howard Watson
Local club sales and meetings scheduled this June
Want ads announce a rummage sale by VFW Auxiliary Friday and Saturday at 1105 Lake Street from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m Also VFW Sewing Club bake sale and bazaar at the same time and place Westmend Cemetery Association holds annual business and election meeting Memorial Day May 30 at 10 30 a m Sandpoint Saddle Club rescheduled meeting for June 2 at Wes Osborn residence 1501 Main at 8 p m due to Graduation Night.
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VFW
Lake Street
VFW Sewing Club
The
Westmend Cemetery Association
Sandpoint Saddle Club
Wes Osborn
1501
Main
Horsemen Calendar Details Local Events and Contacts
A list of upcoming horsemen events across Idaho and Washington with contact names and phone numbers. May 31 Trail Ride Baldy Sandpoint Bonner County Horsemen's Association Gail Curless 263-4633. June 7 Free Horsemanship Clinic and O Mok See at Fairgrounds Sandpoint Bill Clark 263-4696 Mrs Wm LaRock 263-3683. June 13 Newport Play Day and Parade Mr Burton Turner 448-5013. June 28 ECHA Open Horse Show Sandpoint Entries Mrs Jim Wood Samuels Idaho. July 4 5 Idaho Saddle Club Championship O Mok See Coeur d Alene Kootenai County Fairgrounds Entries Mrs Shirley Galloway Rt 2 Box 148 Post Falls Idaho. July 25 26 Sandpoint Saddle Club Open Horse Show Fairgrounds Sandpoint Velma Osborne Route 2 Sandpoint.
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Baldy Area
Sandpoint
Bonner County Horsemen’s Association
Gail Curless
Fairgrounds
Bill Clark
Wm. LaRock
Newport
Washington
Burton Turner
Rt 1
Priest River
Jim Wood
Samuels
Idaho
Idaho Saddle Club
Kootenai County Fairgrounds
Coeur ‘d’ Alene
Shirley Galloway
Post Falls
Kootenai County
Coeur d’Alene
Roy
Gantz
Velma Osborne
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Don Samuelson
Gib Hockstrasser
George Mousetis
Mr. Hockstrasser
Mr. Mousetis
Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
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