Pocatello To Be Host City For 1950 PTA Meet
Pocatello will host the 1950 PTA convention after delegates returned from the Coeur d Alene session. Jim Leese and Ezra Hawkes presented the invitation in Indian costumes and gifted gloves to retiring state president Mrs J C Zep son. President for 1950 is Mrs Paul Kohant with officers including Mrs C S Bosquet and Mrs Ora Davis. The meeting highlighted talks by Clifford Jenkins and Leon Green on team work and school leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho Territory
Coeur d’Alene
Jim Leese
Ezra Hawkes
J.C. Zepson
Paul Kohant
C. S. Bosquet
Bryan Blackhurst
Committee of World Understanding
Ora Davis
Preston
Clifford Jenkins
Jerkins
Long Island
PTA
United Nations
Eugene Gussehoven
Boise
Lewiston
University of Idaho
J. E. Buchanan
Leon Green
The
State University
Jefferson Group Members Meet With Leader
The Jefferson group met last week at the Jefferson school with their class Miss. Members of the Cantenastega campfire group discussed honors and rank requirements during the session. An Easter party was enjoyed at Betty Osbornéghé's home Friday with games and refreshments. A dollar bill can be folded many times without cracking yet remains useful to the "little woman."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantenastega
Jefferson School
Dorothy Manageens
Betty Osbornéghe
Pretty Play Toys Pattern for a Young Girl
Designer Sue Burnett presents a Sew Rite perforated pattern No 8460 for sizes 1 to 6. Includes a bright ric rac trim sundress with puff pockets and a matching tiny bolero to prevent sunburn. Simple sewing project aimed at young girls with practical, cheerful designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Ric-rac
Vintage sewing pattern description from midcentury catalog
A fragment notes sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6 years, a 2 size dress and one yard of 39 inch fabric for a Designer Originals creation. Mentions a free pattern printed inside the book and a 25 cent price.
Social Calendar Brims With Meetings And Card Parties
St Joseph Altar Society schedules a special meeting Thursday at 7 30 in the school social room followed by a public card party at 8 p m Mrs Lester Werry and committee lead the event with named members listed Pocatello Theater Guild meets at 8 p m Thursday in MacKenzie building for pantomime practice Ivy Rebekah Lodge 23 holds its meeting with a 7 30 program preceding at 8 League of Women Voters to hold its annual dinner meeting Wednesday at 6 30 in Parish hall Electa Kensington Ruth Chapter No 3 CBS hosts a public card party Thursday at 1 15 in the Masonic temple reservations with Mrs Cook or Mrs Gooch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph Altar Society
St. Joseph’s Altar Society
St. Joseph’s School
Lester Werry
W. 8. Smith
P. C. O’malley
Mary King
Jean Fengler
James Haskins
Gene Albright
Roy Christensen
Pocatello Theater Guild
MacKenzie
IVY Rebekah Lodge
Ivy Re
League OF Women Voters
Willett
Electa Kensington
Masonic Temple
Electa Kensington of Ruth
CBS
Cook
Gooch
Our Church Talk at Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meeting
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid held its regular church parlors meeting with Mrs. Otto C. Stocker delivering an entertaining talk on Our Church. Hostesses were Mrs. E. H. Finch and Mrs. H. S. Rutherford. Luncheon served to Mesdames Bair Kelley Hft Gordon Taylor Maio Hamblin Massey Carey Williams Stewart Grover Carpenter Brown Evans Wright Stocker Campbell Fleming Miller Keough Finch Rutherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Church
Otto C. Stocker
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
E. H. Finch
H. S. Rutherford
Alex Campbell
Glenn R. Bair
C. A. Kelley
G. N. Hft
E. M.gordon
Edgar Taylor
Mrs Garrett Hosts Zora Club Meeting in Blackfoot
Three guests from Blackfoot attended the Daughters of the Nile gathering at Mrs C A Garretts home. A dessert supper preceded a business meeting led by Mrs W C Rowland with Mrs Pete Bistline giving a talk on the Women's club house and card games as the evening’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Ora Club
Daughters of the Nile
C. A. Garrett
Fannie Fahy
D. M. Good
T. C. Albrecht
W.C. Rowland
Pete. Bistline
G. R. Bair
D. N. Leslie
L. ‘A. Anderson
G. C. With
E. L. Taylor
A. C. Madi- Denman
T. H. Olson
A1 Shiner
W. C. Rowland
J. Eevee K. Davis
D .M. Strong
R. I. Andrews
C. L. Rohischeid
W. A. Neff
Tarn
A A. Girard
G. W. Oliver
C. L. Hahne
G.R. Bair
German Club To Screen Two Films At ISU
Idaho State College German Club will show two films Thursday evening in room 100 Science Hall. The first, K.R.O. Germany 1947, depicts a resident officer in the British zone. the second is a musical featuring Myra Hess, famed pianist who will perform the first movement of Beethoven's Appassionata Sonata. Richard Kump, club president, invites all interested persons free of charge.
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Idaho State College
Science Hall
Germany
Myra Hess
Miss Hess
Richard Kump
Delphians Discuss The Problem Of Modern Imperialism
The Kappa Tau chapter of the Delphians met at Mrs. W. H. Welton's home to discuss The Problem of Modern Imperialism. Leader of the day was Mrs. G. C. Welch with participants Mrs. E. R. DeKay and others including Mrs. R. G. McMinn Mrs. J. C. Scarborough and Mrs. V. Jesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Tau
The
Delphians
W. H. Welton
G. C. Welch
E. R. DeKay
R. G. McMinn
J. C. Scarborough
V. Jesson
Briggs Entertain For Visitors
Dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Briggs 827 South Tenth were Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Simmons of Boise. Simmons is state president of the Gideon society of which Briggs is local leader. Simmons spoke at the Baptist church and traveled to Idaho Falls on Monday for a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Briggs
South Tenth
A. H. Simmons
Boise
Simmons
Gideon Society
Briggs
Dr. Simmons
Baptist Church
Idaho Falls
Pocatellans Visit Logan for Thrust of UAC Summer Plans
Mr and Mrs L W Thurston and family returned from a weekend trip to Logan Utah where they visited Mrs Al Chambers who is seriously ill. Harry Thurston principal of Franklin junior high school traveled to arrange attendance at the UAC summer school sessions in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatellans
Logan
L. W. Thurston
Harry Thurston
Utah
al Chambers
Thurston
Harry
Franklin
UAC
Alameda Home Improvement Club Social Evening
Members of the Home Improvement club of Alameda hosted a dinner and card party for their husbands. The smorgasbord at Bannock hotel preceded a gathering at the J. O. Cotant home where honors went to Mrs. Charles Nelson, L. W. Thurston and Charles Nelson.
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Home Improvement Club of
Alameda
Bannock Hotel
J. O. Cotant
Charles Nelson
L. W. Thurston
Mrs. Kuhre Chosen As New Pocatello Music Club President
Mrs. A J Kuhre was selected as president of the Pocatello Music Club at a regular Tri nity Parish session. Other officers named include Mrs. Christiansen as first vice president and Mrs. Whittle as second vice president. The meeting featured a talk on Edward MacDowell by Alice Wade and a program with Sally Rufenacht and Janet Davis among cast members. Tea followed with a decoratively set table and pink floral accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kuhre
Pocatello Music Club
Trinity Parish Hall
W. C. Carnes
S Iated Club
Potatello
Marvin Christensen
Theo Whittle
Sterling Walker
Parry Harrison
Ralph Garrett
Music Week
Robert Gallafent
Cochairman
Alice Wade
Edward McDowell
Sally Rufenacht
McDowell
Janet Davis
James Jones
Robert Sullivan
Rhythm Club Dance at Bannock Hotel
The Rhythm club holds its annual formal Thursday at 7 15 p m in the Wedgewood room Bannock hotel with George Hart's orchestra providing dancing after the May queen is chosen.
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Rhythm Club
Bannock Hotel
Wedgewood Room
George Hart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kiwanis Club of
Max Hughes
William Welton
Ronald Nitz
Jefferson
June Tademy
Bonneville
Mendy
Pretty Play Toys
Mrs. Garrett
Zora Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Delores McDonald
Mary Lou Perkins
Vera Burley
Cotant
Fred Brothers
Cecil Chambers
Mattie Cotant
E. A. Smith
Guy McMillan
J. C. McCarty
O-Cedar
Ogedars
O Cedar Corp'n
Chicago
Toronto
Con
Mrs. Kuhre
Music
Sami Scott
William Shields
B. O. Hoover
Norman Berg
Junior Chamber of Commerce
DeVona Stephenson
Mendel Lucatsky
Georgia Wood
Franklin Junior High School
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