Literary Club Plans Spring Fete in Pocatello Meeting
At Mrs. T. D. Jones home the Pocatello Literary Club appointed committees for the spring program. President Mrs. William S. Hill led the business meeting attended by guests Mrs. Lillie Reddish Mrs. Dean Call and Miss Evelyn Miller Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Literary Club
T. D. Jones
South Johnson Ave
N. C. Holliday
William S. Hill
Lillie Reddish
Dean Call
Evelyn Miller Jones
J. G. Jensen
General Marshall
Katherine Tupper Marshall
C. Lowell Lees
University of Utah
Georgiana Taylor Lees
East Side, West Side All Around Town New Baby
Local notes report MR and MRS NEIL WRIGHT welcome a daughter Carla Jean at 346 North Seventh Ave visiting. Other items note travels, banquets, and hotel lobby sightings with several named individuals and and places including Spokane Seattle Bannock Hotel.
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East Side
West Side
Neil Wright
North Seventh Ave
Carla Jean
Bannock
Hotel
Virgil Camp
West
Fremont St
Lava Hot Springs SCS supervisors meet in Lava office
Lava Hot Springs Port Neuf Soil Conservation district supervisors met Monday evening in the SCS office. Fred Cooper chaired the session with Lydon Green Harold Thomas E R Buehler and Luther Wilson in attendance. Excavation has begun for another apartment building on L Seppi property.
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Lava Hot Springs
Portneuf
L. Seppi
Galileo Offered Wealth for Naming Discovery for Henry IV
The text states Galileo was offered fame and wealth for life if he named his next discovery after Henry IV of France, after naming Jupiter's moons for his friends.
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Jupiter
Galileo
Henry IV
France
Play Shoes Step Out For Summer
New York based NEA fashion brief notes washable fade-proof play shoes returning after wartime limits. Rubber soles provide bounce with wedgie style uppers of woven fabric, cushioned sponge rubber insoles, cork crepe outer soles for heat insulation, and color matched uppers. Also featured are two-eyelet ties slings open-strap sandals in monotones and a Dutch boy sandal with striped herringbone uppers designed to pair with summer outfits.
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New York
NEA
Mer Comfort
Epsie Kinard
Tailored PJs by Sue Burnett
Classic yoked pajamas pattern No 8250 offered in sizes 14 to 42. Includes cap sleeve option for size 16 and tailorable to summer or winter with sleeve choice. Send 25 cents and name address size to Sue Burnett Chicago pattern service for the Spring and Summer FASHION book.
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Sue Burnett
Butcher Boy
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago
YWCA National Week Opens in Pocatello
The national YWCA week starts with a Sunday vesper service at 4 p.m. in the YWCA club rooms led by Mrs. A. L. Beasley. A violin solo and a vocal number are planned with Ruth Hestrom, Lois Cullen, and Gittens performing. Speakers include Mrs. Fred J. Barnes and Mrs. H. H. Beasley. Dr. J Willis Hamberlin to lead prayer. The week ends with an April 30 membership meeting and recognition service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Pocatello
Ywca Club
A. L. Beasley
de’ Bennot
Ruth Hestrom
J. Willis Hamberlin
Cicada Sep emdecim Emerges In Sparse Southern US
A brief note notes the 17 year cicada Cicada Sep emdecim reemerging along the southern United States as part of its long 13 year cycle, with observers reporting limited emergences in scattered areas.
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United
Beehive Girls Host Annual Swarm Day and Dance
The Beehive Girls of the West Poca tello stake plan swarm day Saturday at 11 am with weather contingencies for meeting at Third Ward recreation hall or Irving field. A dance follows at 8 30 pm at Third Ward. Supper clubs and auxiliary groups host early morning sales.
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West Stake
West Pocatello
Third Ward
Irving Field
Deserts Tempt Palate With Tapioca Cream Parfait
Two fruit desserts combine milk tapioca and citrus for spring menus. Recipes describe beating egg whites to soft peaks, cooking with milk tapioca sugar salt and orange rind, folding into eggs, chilling, and layering with orange sections cherries and coconut for a tropical parfait.
Count Down Each Hand Play Safe
A bridge expert outlines how to count a hand to optimize play. By tracking card distributions through the opening lead and subsequent plays, the reader learns to determine the East hand, manage finesses, and protect entries to win tricks.
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West
East
Crime and crime trends reported by street safety bureau
The Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau reports that 84 percent of fatal accidents 95 percent of purse snatchings 71 percent of assaults on women and 68 percent of car thefts in 1947 occurred after dark. Insects frozen in Arctic ice are said to have been revived in scientist tests.
Nile Daughters Honor Mrs. Davis At Club Meeting
Nile Daughters Zora Club No 3 met at Mrs. H Anderson in a retirement tribute to Mrs. Davis. Mrs. George Oliver presented a gift. A brief business session led by President Mrs. Oliver followed by bridge and pinochle with top players named. Members listed. next sewing session set for Monday afternoon at Mrs. J. K. Davis home.
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Zora Club
Daughters of Nile
H. Anderson
George Oliver
Davis
Oliver
C. F. Mickle
E. L. Taylor
E. A. Dufford
C. S. Mickle
B. L. Taylor
F. H. Ohlson
L. C. Pee J. Harms
E. S. Stallings
G. R. Bair
J. K. Davis
H. J. Rutherford
G. C. Rhoads
H. R.anderson
L. H. Anderson
Dale Strong
A. A. Schuster
Leon Hahne
C. W. Eee
J. F. Pale
E. Slingerland
C. S. Hanson
G. C. Wright
A. A. Girard
Robert Watson
South Eighth
Paul Bistline
John Wurster
L. W. Davis
Irving Field
Cherry Springs
Horace Criswell
M. J. Hodkins
John McMasters
Leon Scholl
Ralph Clevenger
Steve Rhodes
George Flemming
Clifford E. Green
Wayne Booth
Aberdeen Social News Highlights Local Tea and School Events
Ruth Patras and Carol Patras of Estacada were guests at a tea hosted by Mrs. Lee Pratt. The Aberdeen High School song contest crowned the Juniors, and the Sophomore hop featured a leap year theme. Local families including Corbridge, Weaver, and Corbridge relatives hosted and dined with friends across Aberdeen and nearby towns.
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Aberdeen
Ruth Patrasson
Carol
Estacada
Ore
Lee Pratt
Marjorie Westfall
Lillie Dvorak
Alta Landwatter
Mabel. Arms
Margaret Geisbrecht
Gertrude Crippin
Freida Becker
Marie Ralphs
Cora Preece
Carl Williams
Gertrude Jibson
Gladys Neely
Lois Harms
Aberdeen High School
Swing Kings
Shirlee Shackleford
Blaine Parsons
Valene Brookbush
Wayne Phillips
Alvin Rice
Lee Corbridge
Melvin Weaver
Ruth Bailey
Varlene Corbridge
Vee Ann
Sailee Lee Weaver
American Falls
Aberden
Bernice’ Rice
Lavella Schritter
Viennese Rolls Adopt Crescent Shape Tradition
Vienna bakers created rolls in the crescent form to symbolize the Turkish crescent. Two bakers saved Vienna from the Turks in 1683 and earned the privilege to shape rolls as they wished, choosing the crescent design.
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Vienna
Right Specs Look Youthful in Fashionable Eyewear
A beauty note advises women to use stylish eyeglass frames to create a youthful, high fashion look. New decorative sets pair frames with jewelry, featuring gold filigree on plastic rims and wrist wear. Upward curved lines and browline flattering colors are recommended for best effect.
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Alicia Hart
NEA
Best Seller List Noted Authors and Works
Publishers' Weekly compiled a list featuring titles such as Eagle in the Shy by F. van Wyck Mason and The Ides of March by Ross Lockridge Jr. among others. The Almanac edition includes Peace of Mind by Joshua Lehman and Inside USA by John Gunther, plus Kinsey and others Sexual Behavior in the Human Male.
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van “Wyck Mason
Raintree
Ross Lockridge
Faby
Thorn‘ton
Wilder
Ben Amés Williams
Agnes Sligh Turnbull
Joshua’Lehman
Kim Farley
James A Farley
A. C. Kinsey
Almanac
Sade Kieran
John Gunther
MIA Joy Ship Docks Opens Summer Season
The Third Ward MIA ship of joy docks for the summer season with formal ceremonies at the Third Ward recreation hall on Tuesday evening April 27 at 8 15 p m Bishop R K Hart will officiate The ship officers Mrs George resident of the YW MIA and superintendent of the YMMIA will report on winter journeys and declare the season officially ended The program shifts to April Showers with Vern Hough Master of Ceremonies and guests Mrs June Oviatt Orin Loveland and Harvey Folkman handling decorations
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Third Ward
MIA
Ship of Joy
R. K. Hart
George
YWMIA
YMMIA
Vern Hough
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North Main Street
Ladies Auxiliary OF
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Reed’s
Riteway
West Center St
By Gaynor Maddox
William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
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Nile Daughters
Campfire Girls
Aberdeen News
Vernal Corbridge
L. A. Corbridge
Sterling
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Ethel A. Christensen
Pearl Corbridge
Verda Weaver
Salt Lake City
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