Concert Association Plans Drive for New Members
The Community Concert Association outlines a membership drive starting April 24 with HQ at Fawson Music Company. Renewals should go to secretary Mrs. Frank W. Perry, PO box 1326 or call 8734, as community workers recruit at Frazer Hall before and after the April 23 concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Ralph Comstock
Cca
Ivan Noes
Lloyd Brydon
Joseph Sebesta
Fawson Music Company
Frank W. Perry
Missionary Society Delivers Record Quota to Africa
The First Baptist church mission group packs over a ton of supplies in the largest local quota to date. Materials are sent to Vanga in Africa where twin sisters Miss Dorothy Wiseman and Miss Doris Wiseman lead hospital and school efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
First Baptist
Idaho
Vanga
Africa
Pocatello
Dorothy Wiseman
Doris Wiseman
Daho State College
M. M. Rabourn
Myron Amason
William Crissman
Pat Rausch
Vernon Herschberger
J. F. Cullen
The
Society Luncheon Planned at Hotel Bannock May 13
Final plans set for a luncheon and meeting at the Hotel Bannock on May 13 hosted by the Poca tello St. Anth Altar Society for the South East Dea ery. At last week’s parish hall gathering new officers were elected with Mrs. P a succeeding Mrs. EF. B. Kearns as president. George Wallace named vice president and Mrs. G. G. Murphy as secretary-treasurer, with Mrs. Jones in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Pocatello St. Anth
South East
Ent
EF. B. Kearns
Jones
George Wallace
G. G. Murphy
Sidney Christensen
Chad Sandles
Lyman Fairchild
R. A. Tressl
Pretty Detail Youthful Date Frock Pattern 8257
A juvenile date frock in yoked style with curved detail and puffed sleeves. Available in pastel cottons or white, Pattern No. 8257 in sizes 11 to 18. Send 25 cents for pattern 12 size and 26 cents for Spring and Summer Fashion book at Poca tello Post Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
South Wells
Chicago
Til
Community club meetings fill weekly evening schedule
Local groups including alendae Radiant Chapter OES Women’s Republican Club AWA Zora Club and Nest neighbors plan meetings this week. Events cover social hours installation ceremonies and discussions on universal military training and club governance at various venues in town.
Miss Hudgens Celebrates First Birthday at Home
Marilyn Hudgens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hudgens of 815 East Clark Street, celebrated her first birthday Friday at home. Guests included Sherrie Auernig, Kurtie Auernig, Palema ny Andersen, and Linda Hildreth, with ice cream, cake, and comical cellophane hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litttle
Dana
Marilyn Hudgens
John Hudgens
East
Clark St
Sherrie Auernig
Kurtie Auernig
Palemany Andersen
Linda Hildreth
Baptist Women Elect Officers at Blackfoot Luncheon
The Baptist Women's Union in Blackfoot elected officers at a luncheon in the church. Rose Williams of New York City urged members to grow personally and pray as part of the Northern Baptist Crusade for Christ. Special guests included Rev. Beasley of Pocatello and Rev. and Mrs. Bodenhorn from Anderson Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Women’s Union
Baptist Church
Rose Williams
New York City
Miss Williams
Northern Baptist Crusade For Christ
Albert Beasley
The
Pocatello
N. M. Bodenhorn
Birthday Meeting of Ladies Auxiliary at WOW Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen held a regular meeting Friday at the WOW hall. Birthday cakes were cut for Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes, provided by Irma Pike and Mrs. June Lee. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Elizabeth Davies, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Wow Hall
Elizabeth Rhodes
Irma Pike
June Lee
Elizabeth Davies
Women Students Nominate Women Students Nominate
Nomination details emerge for Idaho State College clubs with officers named for Omecon Sigma Beta and T Club. The list includes Marianne Hahl, Jeanette Parrish, Betty Coons, Marian Kodish, Lona Carney, Glenna Collier, and others from Pocatello Idaho Falls and Boise region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Charlotte Peterson
Glenns Ferry
Omécon
Home ‘Economics Organization
Omecon
Marianne Hahl
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jeanette Parrish
Aberdeen
Betty Coons
Rupert
Patty Timbers
Filer
Marian Kodish
Buhl
Lona Carney
Idaho Falls
Glenna Collier
Jerome
Marjorie Fisher
Moreland
Euleta Jensen
Pocatello
Sigma Sigma
Donna
Albertson
Hazelton
Pat Mitchell
Fruitland
Marilyn Albertson
Ramona Ream
Adrienne Layne
Raymond
Alberta
Canada
Lila MacLeod
Eden
Joan Johnston
Blackfoot
Sharon Chambers
Jo Ann Criss
Clea Reynolds
Helen Christensen
Alpha Pi Omega names new chapter appointments
Alpha chapter met at the Hotel Bannock to appoint year committees. Appointees include Thora Smith social, Gayle Miller parliamentary, Cleo Odenwald membership and rush, Bertha Cragen historian, Barbara Weston program, Viola Mills ways and means, Cragen and Ruth Nelson publicity, Shirley McDougally contact, Helen Smith auditing, Dorothy Green sargeant at arms. An invitation announced a reception for Barbara Weston, bride to be Gerald Hale, this Wednesday at the LDS Institute Saturday at 8 p.m. A letter from Collette Jacquemart’s brother was read, with Collette’s oe and measurements for a dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
Alpha Pi Omega
Bannock
Thora Smith
Gayle Miller
Cleo Odenwald
Rush
Bertha Cragen
Barbara Weston
Viola Mills
Ruth Nelson
Shirley McDougally
Helen Smith
Dorothy Green
Sargeant-At-Arms
Gerald Hale
LDS Institute
Collette Jacquemart
Collette
Women of the Moose Host Pool Benefit Card Party
The Women of the Moose sponsor a pool benefit card party next Saturday at the Moose temple. A dessert luncheon will be served. Reservations may be made by calling 491W or 3304W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Temple
Auxiliary Celebrates Anniversary in Whitman Hotel Banquet
Members of the Painter Auxiliary marked their first anniversary with a Thursday banquet in the Blue Room at Hotel Whitman. Guests received tiny candle cakes, with Mrs. Bob Getty chairing arrangements and Mrs. Jack Rondeau reviewing the year. Prizes for pinochle went to Mrs. Rhondeau, Mrs. Frank Hatch, and Mrs. Melvin Clark. Plans for an April 29 Labor Temple pot luck supper and secret pals for the coming year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter-Auxiliary
Whitman
Bob Getty
Jack Rondeau
Rhondeau
Frank Hatch
Melvin Clark
Labor Temple
Church Bazaar Set by Fifth Ward at McKinley Elm Corner
The LDS Fifth Ward announces a bazaar and cooked foods sale at the McKinley and Elm church corner on Monday April 19 at 6 pm, preceding the Ward movie. Items for sale include aprons and pillowcases, cakes and pies, cookies and candy for children. Proceeds aid the Primary’s summer operations. Public invited.
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LDS Fifth Ward
McKinley Ave
Elm St
Fifth Ward
IOOF Visit to American Falls and Aberdeen
About 55 Pocatello Odd Fellows and Rebe khahs visited American Falls Tuesday evening for dinner a program and dance at the American Legion building. Delegations from Blackfoot Malad Aberdeen Pocatello and American Falls attended and performed including the Rebekah trio Vera Kind er Violet Spillman Ada Baker with Victoria Ramey. The Springfield quartette entertained with a skit of the Strawberry Roan. Next visitation will be in Soda Springs with plans for Attending from Pocatello and the Rebekahs. A chartered bus is arranged under Mrs Ernest Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Odd Fellows and Rebe
American Falls
American
Falls
Aberdeen
Blackfoot
Malad
Pocatello
American Legion
Rebekah
Vera Kinder
Violet Spillman
Ada Baker
Victoria Ramey
Springfield Quartette
Soda Springs
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Ernest Taylor
National YWCA Week Slated With Guidance Aimed
Mrs. May Bevis of the local YWCA residence club announces the first National YWCA week opening Sunday April 25. She notes ramshackle housing and family strain impact youth while the YWCA serves 3,000,000 girls with guidance and recreation programs. Twelve residents live on the second floor at 144 South Garfield Ave with supervised cooking laundry and activities.
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May Bevis
YWCA
Club Has Last Dance
The Rhythm Club closed its spring series with a Tuesday dance at Hotel Bannock. Dinner at 7 p.m. featured Carl Beck as master of ceremonies. Bob Dickman was elected president succeeding F. M. Bistline. Carl Beck as vice president and Mrs. Richard Barrett as secretary treasurer. Mrs. Dave Hill chaired the event with George Hart's orchestra. assistants included Mrs. John Ford Mrs. Leon Burgon and Mrs. Harrison Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhythm Club
Hotel Bannock
Carl Beck
Bob Dickman
F. M. Bistline
Dickman
Richard Barrett
Dave Hill
George Hart
Hill
John Ford
Leon Burgon
Harrison Jones
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Concert Association
Doris Willette
Virginia Ward
Madge Campbell
Alice Mcllveen
Marjorie Clark
Laura Durman
Edna Getty
Donna Hatch
Shirley Gibson
Rosella Rhondeau
Mary Davidson
Beth Orr
May Criss
Myrtle Molli
Violet Trahan
Local
Alendae
the Elk’s Temple
Womens Republican Club
Minnie Howard
Garfield Ave
J. B. Blackhurst
Gia
WOW
Richard Milner
AWA
Zora Club
Daughters of the Nile
J. K. Davis
H. Anderson
West Clark
ST. Joseph School Association
Mary Bertha
Memorial Hall
Palm Leaf Circle
Woodcraft
Irene O’neil
Stalling
Jeannette Pabst
Arene-Nonad Club
Tom Lewis
Richland Acres
Pocatello Municipal
Miss Hudgens
Faber Disposal
Artonimoterdes
Federal
Ewehen
Women’s Union
Prescription Headquarters
Pocatello Drug
Patricia Kriner
Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Kriner
Larry
Dawn Marie
Exemplar Chapter
Rollnick’s
Rollnicks
America
Olnick
First Security Bank
IOOF
Mitchell
Radic
Music Company
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