Easter Parade on Home Sewing Fashions highlights Tyhee event
The Tyhee Easter Parade featured home sewn outfits from Seventh ward models. Helen Lemmon led instruction with Marcene Kelsey in a blue brocaded taffeta gown while Karen Baldwin sang Alice Blue Gown. Children and teens wore outfits crafted from used materials and old garments, showcasing craft and resourcefulness.
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Tyhee
Seventh Ward
Helen Lemmon
Seventh Ward Relief Society
Marcene Kelsey
Karen Baldwin
Melba Facer
Mary Hatten
Mary Gina
Esther Jo
Linda Chase
Judy
Mark
Diane
Wilma
Helen
Shirley Lemmon
Rhea Hall
Elaine Saunders
Leilah Bigeler
Myrtle Facer
Betty Davis
Heyburn Girl To Attend State Event
Rupert Idaho June 13 1948 Anne Croft Heyburn high school junior will attend the third annual Girl s State at the University of Moscow with Faye Palmer as alternate The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the trip and pays all expenses Croft is active in student government band chorus and dramatics Palmer is a Rupert High School junior who sings in the sextet and was Home Ec vice president Delegates are chosen for scholastic ability character and leadership Last year Joan Quane and Dorothy Henscheid attended Girl s State in Pocatello
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Rupert
Anne Croft
Heyburn
Jnior
University of Moscow
Faye Palmer
Rupert High
Miss Croft
George Croft
Miss Palmer
William Palmer
P. KE. P
Rupert Home Ec
American Legion Auxiliary
Joan Quane
Dorothy Henscheid
Girl’s State
Pocatello
Silver dollar luck during Boston holdup
In Boston Giovanno Bruno was robbed by four gunmen who took his silver dollar he carried as a lucky piece since 1914 after arriving from Italy. He said the token brought no harm and that, despite the loss, he felt lucky to escape unharmed.
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Boston
Giovanno Bruno
Italy
Bruno
Food Demonstration Planned by ISC With Miss Zoller
Miss Helen B. Zoller of Procter and Gamble will present an educational food demonstration at Idaho State College on Friday April 22 at 2 30 p m in room 202 Swanson Hall. The event is arranged by the home economics department and open to all majors and interested campus students. Student helpers include Betty Coons Rupert Lena M Carey Idaho Falls Marva Hancock and Barbara Hale Pocatello.
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Helen B. Zoller
Proctor and Gamble Company
Idaho State College
Home Economics Department
Swanson Hall
Miss Zoller
Betty Coons
Rupert
Lena M. Carney
Idaho Falls
Marva Hancock
Barbara Hale
Pocatello
Book Review Teas Set By St Anthony Guild
The St Anthony hospital guild announces two book-review teas. The first is Tuesday May 3 at 2 p.m. in Trinity church parish hall with Nellie Cline Steenson reviewing The Golden Fury by Marian Castle about Denver Leadville and Cripple Creek mining camps. Tickets for the second tea on May 17 are mailed by chairwoman Edward S Connelly. Park Price chairs the team with assistants Nichols Ifft Kefauver Graves Preston Goodfellow jr and presiders Emmett W Gasser and M Preston Goodfellow sr at the tea table.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Trinity Church Parish Hall
Nellie Cline Steenson
Marian Castle
Denver
Leadville
Cripple Creek
Edward S. Connelly
Park Price
Nicholas Ifft
C. P. Kefauver
Melvin M. Graves
M. Preston Goodfellow, Jr
Emmett W. Gasser
M. Preston Goodfellow, Sr
Mrs FDR Named Woman Of Year By Press Club
The Women’s National Press Club awards former first lady Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt the woman of the year honor for her UN human rights commission work. The May 14 dinner will feature President Truman as honor guest presenting the certificate. Only Dr Lise Meitner has also been named woman of the year by the club in 1945.
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Washington
The
Women’s National Press Club
Franklin D.roosevelt
Truman
United Nations’ Human Rights Commission
Roosevelt
Lise Meitner
Tyhee Social Highlights Move Through Week
Mrs. M. Norton travels from Townsville Australia to return home after visiting her Tyhee daughter Mrs. Ray Martin. Wanda Hanes receives a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Ed Stuart. Mrs. Earnie Stuart wins high score at Rock with Mrs. Vern Palmer delivering an all-out. Mr. and Mrs. Marian Carringer wed at Seventh ward recreation hall and plan to live in Ririe. CIA club gathers at Phyllis Empey’s house with listed attendees.
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Tyhee
M. Norton
Townsville
Australia
Ray Martin
George Cutler
Ed Stuart
Wanda Hanes
Rock
Earnie Stuart
Vern Palmer
Seventh Ward
Marian Carringer
AAUW Current Interest Group Meets for Book Review
Members of the AAUW Current Interest Group gather Wednesday at the student union building at 8 p.m. Mrs. Earl Oviatt will discuss The Big Fisherman by Lloyd Douglas. St Margaret's Guild hosts by J A Scoville and B A DeVere Bailey at the Scoville home 648 North Garfield. LA to Bog BT hosts lunch Thursday at 1 15 in the WOW hall honoring Los Angeles grand lodge official Mrs Alice C Coles with initiation and monthly business session to follow. Delphian Society Kappa Tau chapter meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mrs W H Welton 535 South Ninth Ave.
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AAUW
Earl Oviatt
Lloyd Douglas
ST. Margaret’s Guild
J. A. Scoville
B. A. DeVere Bailey
Scoville
North Garfield
St. Margaret's Guild
Trinty Episcopal Church
LA To Bog BT
Alice C. Coles
Los Angeles
Grand Lodge
ISC Groups Planning Two Dances
Idaho State college groups schedule two dances after spring vacation. Xi Theta Tau hosts a dinner dance April 23 at the Bannock hotel with Evan Jones directing, Jerry Miles handling favors, and Jay Slaughter providing music. The Pan Hellenic Candyland formal unfolds April 22 in the Student Union ballroom with decorations by Charlene Dill Joann Dolan Jeanne Clark. refreshments by Pat Mitchell. chairman Dearing Baker Gayle Couch Marilu South. program by Mary Ruth Knowlton. and orchestra by Mary Jane Lacy.
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Idaho State College
Xi Theta Tau
Bannock Hotel
Evan Jones
Pocatello
Favors
Jerry Miles
Jay Slaughter
Candyland
Student Union
Sigma Sigma Beta
Gamma Delta Gamma
Charlene Dill
Shoshone
Joann Dolan
Rupert
Jeanne Clark
Nampa
Pat Mitchell
Fruitland
Dearing Baker
Ashton
Gayle Couch
Marilu
Man Owes 300 Parking Fee After Two Year Absence
Louis Wolfe seeks 300 dollars from a man who left a car in Wolf's Detroit lot and flew away. The owner has not returned in two years, leaving the dispute unresolved.
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Detroit
Louis Wolfe
Wolf
Women warned to fight the bridge playing rut in matrons club trap
A New York World Telegram interview shows college women aiming for marriage still vow to resist the bridge club and garden club life. They foresee pressure from auxiliaries civic work PTA and child study clubs as they move into communities and school life.
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New York World-Telegram
Past Matrons Club Social Meeting in Ruth Chapter
The Past Matrons club of Ruth chapter Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic temple for a luncheon and social afternoon. President Mrs Barthold led a business session and welcomed visiting past matron Mrs T W Marshall from Caliente Nevada. A motion to donate 50 to the Masonic building fund for a brick in the new temple fireplace passed unanimously.
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New Temple
Mesdames L. H. Anderson
S. M. Ayers
H. M. Bates
Lee Bloxham
Ray F. Brookhart
L. D. Brown
R. M. Carter
J. K. Davis
G. D. Donat
L. D. Dotts
W. C. Furchner
E. L. Garst
C. E
Clay's Fine Particles Offer Vast Surface Area
Clay consists of finer particles than other soils. One pound of clay provides about an acre of total surface area, as stated by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Post Society
Marlene - Bringhurst
Darlene Southworth
ISC
Culligan
Culligan Soft Water Service
Aysrol
CIA
Phyllis Empey
Venna Hale
Betty Hale
Mickey Dunn
Muriel Walton
Elaine Christofferson
Veda Rupp
Marie Baldwin
Eula Carlson
Evelyn Stuart
Tina Tyler
Jennie Hendricks
Delphian Society
Kappa Tau
W. H. Welton
South Ninth Ave
Clara Dudley
Alexander Smith
Roach
PTA
Liberty Magazine
Joan OF Arc
Sun
Far Farm
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