Kensington Ivy Rebekah Breakfast Plans Event
Kensington Ivy Rebekah members will hold their annual August breakfast Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the 1.0.C.F. hall. This is the second of two monthly summer breakfasts replacing regular afternoon meetings. Pinochle and bridge followed, with a short business meeting led by president Mrs. A. H. Dykman. Hostesses included Mrs. Volney Watts and others.
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Ivy Rebekah Kensington
C.F. Hall
A. H. Dykman
Volney Watts
James Watts
John H. Whitsell
Gordon Scott
Margaret Pomeroy
Mary Hough
Make Most Of Limited Meat
Nutritionist Gaynor Maddox outlines budget friendly recipes to stretch small amounts of meat. Featured dishes include Chicken-Stuffed Potatoes, Stuffed Cabbage Rolls, and Baked Ham Loaf, with a suggested moderate oven cooking plan and a full day menu from breakfast to dinner.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Slederizing Gown Pattern Offered in Sizes Forty Two to Forty Six
Fashion note describes a slenderizing nightgown pattern with capped sleeves sash ties and scalloped neckline in cotton or satin. Complete pattern no 5046 costs 15 cents plus 1 cent postage and requests name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot at Pocatello Post Chicago. N Y researchers report rockets reaching 235 miles into the ionosphere.
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Anne Cabot
Shower Fetes Catherine Reese
Mrs. W A Erskine hosted a Friday bridal shower for her niece Catherine Reese. Guests included Mrs. Lester Wheatley Mrs. Harold Wood Mrs. Dell Watts Mr Bert Reese Mr Ron Jenson Mr Lionel Primbs Mr Herman Munn Mr T P Ingram Mr Lee Harris and Miss Helen Reese and Miss Helen Swim. Prizes awarded to Catherine Reese and Mrs Harold Wood.
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W. A. Erskine
Catherine Reese
Mesdames
Lester Wheatley
Harold Wood
Dell Watts
Bert Reese
Ron Jenson
Lionel R. Primbs
Herman Munn
T. P. Ingram
Lee Harris
Helen Reese
Helen Swim
Pocatello Visiting Families and Local News Notes
Cot. Sd visitors Mrs. R. C. DeMott and children Sharon and Tony of Mound City Kansas visit in Pocatello with Mrs. DeMott’s father Miles A. Pea. From Pocatello they plan to Yakima Washington. Dr. Max R. Johnson begins dental practice in Gate City Rigby with wife and son Brent. Mrs. Ted Riceci of Riggins Idaho vacationing in Pocatello with her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. John Brenan, joined by her son Pat Riceci. Betty Swanson seen during lunch hour in a late summer cotton frock. Mr. and Mrs. Sib Byrd and party depart Pocatello for Boise California and Texas from Brownwood Texas after visiting Mrs. Byrd’s parents. They toured Yellowstone. Mrs. Byrd is Ruth Emma Myers.
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Pocatello
R. C. Demott
Sharon
Tony
Mound City
Kans
John Brenan
Ted Riceci
Riggins
Ida
Riceci
Patrick
Salmon River Lumber Co
Uptown
Betty Swanson
Texas
Boise
California
SI Byrd
Billie
Margaret Byrd
Brownwood
Tex
Byrds
Byrd
H. C. Myers
North Hayes Ave
Yellowstone National Park
Myrd
Ruth Emma Myers
Simple home facial routine from dermatologists
A dermatology expert describes a basic at home facial using a warm washcloth to soften skin, then apply face cream with light upward strokes, wipe off, reapply, rinse with cold water, and finish with a skin freshener dabbed with a cold cotton pad.
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Alicia Hart
Ladies Auxiliary to BRT Plans Fall Activities
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the BRT met at the WOW hall Thursday afternoon to discuss a public card party planned for later in the year. Mrs. L. W. Griggs led the session and announced that no August social meeting will be held due to many members being on vacation. the next meeting is the first Thursday in September.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
BRT
Wow Hall
L. W. Griggs
Osage County Native Payroll At Pawhuska Headquar ters
Osage County in Oklahoma with Pawhuska as the county seat processes a large quarterly Indian headright payroll at the tribal headquarters location. The note highlights Pawhuska as the center of the headrights distribution for Osage Nation.
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Oklahoma
Osage
Pawhuska
Food Sale Plans By Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Plans were made for a cooked food sale to be held August 21 by Tau Phi Lambda members. The meeting at Ersal Cornelison’s Fort Hall home Wednesday named Maxine Arnold advisor and Sylvia Higbee, Vivian Christensen, and Maxine Arnold as honorary members.
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Tau Phi Lambda
Ersal Cornelison
Fort Hall
Maxine Arnold
Sylvia Higbee
Vivian Christensen
Ann Viner
Romford
England
Mesdames Iris Armstrong
Thelma Diderickson
Allene Knighton
Edith Grumbein
Dellasean Jenkins
South Third Ave
New Fabric Finishing Methods Reduce Shrinkage
The article outlines several fabric finishing advances. Melamine resins fix shrinkage and crease resistance across cotton, wool, rayon, silk, and linen. Wool is treated with chlorine to curb felting. Sanforized fabrics are mechanically preworked to limit shrinkage and distortion.
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Seca
Fault-Finding Harms Aging Faces and Warmth
An older woman should avoid fault finding as it marks aging lines and harshens her expression. Tolerant behavior toward others fosters warmth, sympathy, and a richer, more inviting personality.
Wal lace Critiques Roosevelt Era Progressives
Henry Wal lace argues his Progressive party will fare better than Theodore Roosevelt and recalls the original Progressive Party. The remarks reflect optimistic stance on the Hyde Park convention and compare to past reforms.
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Hyde Park
Henry Wallace
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Wallace
Bidding Sets Contract Five Tricks
William E McKenney discusses the Southern Appalachian tournament at the George Vanderbilt Hotel in Asheville North Carolina on August 27 28 and 29. He notes advance reservations suggesting record attendance and mentions Murry Gross of Asheville and his use of psychic bidding with his partner.
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William E. McKenney
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Asheville
N. C
Murry Gross
New York
Murry
North
Psychic bidding leads to contract defeat in bridge match
In a bridge deal Murry and partner mislead opponents by deliberate spade and club signaling. West and South misread the bid sequence, Murry wins a club lead, and the contract is defeated five tricks. Mrs. Gross notes Murry will never abandon psychic bidding.
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West
South
North
Murry
Declarer
Mrs. Gross
What Is Life All About The Soul Is Needed
Eleanor Roosevelt notes debates over rules at a Wallace convention and questions from Elisabeth May Craig of Maine. She discusses science, life’s meaning, the need for soul in a future robot, spiritual strength, and the role of faith in peace amid atomic era fears. She mentions speaking at Vassar College on human rights and citizen impact.
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Wallace
Elisabeth
May Craig
Maine
Human Rights Commission
Church Holds Rummage Sale to Buy Vacuum Sweeper
The Central Christian Church hosts a rummage sale sponsored by its Young Matron's club. The sale starts at 8:30 a.m. at the USC hut on South First Ave with proceeds to fund a new vacuum sweeper for the church.
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The
Central Christian. .Church Young Matron’s Club
USC Hut
South First Ave
We the Women by Ruth Millett on the yard burden
Ruth Millett argues women saddle husbands with endless yard work to outdo neighbors. The piece depicts a tired Papa returning from work to mow water and plant while guests trigger further tasks. It satirizes domestic pressure to maintain a perfect yard.
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We, the Women
Ruth Millett
NEA
Papa
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Pocatello Recreation Department
Wayne Booth
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Vassar College
Legion Lounge
American Legion Club
George W. Allen
Assessor
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Bannock County
Mama
Max R. Johnson
Amien Times
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