Vacation notes and arrivals fill Pocatello pages
Local society notes detail Mr and Mrs E E Warner visiting Denver and Colorado Springs with Warner's mother joining them in Pocatello. Descriptions cover a regular auxiliary meeting, travel plans for Mrs Hiner of Shawnee, and a rummage sale fundraiser for Central Christian church. Household guests, moving plans to Moscow, and multiple itineraries in and around Pocatello are listed alongside hospital stays and family births.
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Colorado
Pocatello
Denver
Colorado Springs
E. E. Warner
Lincoln Ave
Warner
Wow Hall
West
Joe Hiner
Shawnee
Oklahoma
L. K. Malsbury
Park Ave
T. A. Ogee
So. 4Th Ave
Hiner
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Rupert
Central Christian Church
South First Ave
Chicago
Lois Lichty
Susan
Western Air Lines
Moscow
D. J. McClarney, JR
Nancy
Boston
Inkom
Maurice Sutphine
Portneuf Park
Galen Maurice
St. Anthony Hospital
Lucy Christiansen
Blackfoot
Rex Christiansen
Pines
Helen Schwabe
Hawthorne Ave
George Foulk
City
John Chanor
North Harrison Ave
Lewis E. Myers
John Edward
Pond’s Lodge
Myers
Salt Lake City
Earl Bain
John Schoeck
R. A. Meitzenheimer
South Second Ave
Robert Locke
Locke
San Diego
Calif
el Toro
Corpus Christi
Tex
Memphis
Tennessee
Camp Pendleton
St. Anthony
William Cox
Lydia Kathleen
Richard LA Mothe
East Center
Annette Kathleen
Teen fashions seek youthful curves and simple cuts
The piece advises teens who feel awkward about their round figures to choose dresses that are curvaceous yet simple. It promotes comfortable, pocket-sized styles that avoid fussiness while flattering a youthful, fuller silhouette.
Sorority Honors Three Summer Brides at Shanghai Café
Alpha Pi Omega Alpha chapter honored three summer brides Miss Thora Smith led the presentation of gifts to Mrs. Donald Lewis Mrs. Gerald Hale and Mrs. DeVon Smith at a dinner in the Mandarin room. Pastel bouquets and candles decorated the tables while twenty sorority members attended.
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Alpha Chapter
Alpha Pi Omega
Thora Smith
Donald Lewis
Gerald Hale
DeVon Smith
We Women Talk Too Much Says Ruth Millett
A column argues wives who discuss every plan with husbands bore them before actions occur. Reducing diets or new hobbies become dull subject matters when wives preannounce every step. The piece contrasts silent, surprise moves with constant consultation and the dull routine that follows.
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Martha
Mary
Jim
Vermont’s 1777 Constitution Bars Slavery and Establishes Suffrage
Vermont became the first state to prohibit slavery and grant general suffrage when it adopted its constitution in 1777, marking a landmark move toward universal rights.
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Vermont
Mirror Test Suggests New Hair-do Try It
Alicia Hart explains a pre styling test using lipstick on a mirror to map the face outline. A round face can appear oval with a sleek updo and topknot of curls, while fore shortening can balance a slender face. The article details a two point width approach from a chignon and center part with curly bangs.
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Alicia Hart
Circle Has Annual Picnic at Ross Park
Approximately twenty five members of the Ladies Circle of the Congregational church enjoyed an afternoon picnic in Ross park. Members brought covered dishes and table service while the club provided ice cream and coffee. The event marks a summer break with meetings resuming in September.
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The
Congregational Church
Ross Park
L. R. Main
Stop Discussing Age and Grow Old Complaints
A woman's impulse to discuss aging is unfair to herself and irritating to friends. Such talk invites tactful denials from others and risks alienating contemporaries who don’t want to admit years. If she seeks reassurance of youth, she should feel and act young instead.
Afternoon Shower Honors Mrs Edward Kahm at Local Tea
Mrs Edward Kahm was guest of honor at a Saturday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs Goldie Kahm north of the city. Guests played Court Whist with prizes to Ruth Nelson Anne Kahm and Lillian Rosqvist among floral centerpieces.
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Edward Kahm
Goldie Kahm
City
Mr. Stork
Ruth Nelson
Anne Kahm
Lillian Rosqvist
Mesdames Elvera Birrell
Alene Sherwood
Bertha Cragen
Shirley McDougall
Norma Dransfield
Dorothy Prescott
Wilma Clark
Yvonne Brown
Viola Mills
Thora Smith
Bessie Botts
Ruth Jensen
Colleen Reynolds
Dorothy Green
Plaits and Plaids Flatter Teens in Stylish Garments
The article advises cautious fabric choices for plump teens choosing plaid blouses and bold checks. It suggests pairing plaid fabrics with coats and hoods to avoid widening appearance while keeping a lively, fashionable look.
Plans for annual Home League social at Ross Park
A Salvation Army League meeting set a pot luck picnic in Ross park for the annual Home League social. Festivities begin at 1 p.m. inviting members families to attend.
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Salvation Army
Ross Park
Caution With Depilatories For Summer Hair Removal
Summer skin care weighs depilatories against waxes. Waxing needs melting and cloth removal, off limits for underarms and sensitive skin. Chemical depilatories work with a dull blade to lift hair but can trigger allergies, so caution is advised.
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Esther Kissane
Frazier Hall
Chapter Ak, P. E. O
Joseph Sebesta
Warren Vickrey
F. C. Terrell
E. E. Moberly
C. G. Billmeyer
T. R. Neilson
O. C. Stocker
Paul Bryan
W. D. Service
Kissane
Brahms
Schumann
Chopin
Liszt
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Bannock
Hotel Bannock
Darwin Brown
Babara Walker
Los Ageles
Sanrday
Betty Buron
Day
Chrise Marie Weeks
Norris Weeks
Armette
Mrs
Joe Stuart
Yellowstone
Tyhee
Ruth Millett
NET
Circle
Mademoiselle
Zandel Radio & Appliance
Monroe Avenue
Alameda
Nat Turman
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Nico
America
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