Local Voters League kicks off United Nations forum
The Pocatello League of Women Voters launched a series titled Know Your United Nations led by Miss Anna B. Capellan. The August 25 session at 8 p.m. at Miss Hortense White's home invites all women, with lectures, panels, and special reports on Palestine and UN membership topics.
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United Nations
Pocatello
Anna B. Capellan
Palestine
Laura Berg
Dorothy Manning
Cisco Kihara
U. N
Mamie Capellan
Knowlin Hansen
Simple and Pretty Frocks For Growing Girls
Mrs. Eleanor Barton asks for suitable school frocks for growing girls. Two easy sewing patterns shown for kindergarten to pre high school. Pattern 8324 sizes 6 8 10 12 14. 39 inch fabric 244 yards. trimming 4 yards. Pattern 8191 sizes 2 3 4 5 6. 35 or 39 inch fabric 15 index? yards. Each pattern 25 cents. send coins with name address sizes and pattern numbers to Sue Burnett Chicago Ill. Spring Summer Fashion features advertised.
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Eleanor Barton
Tennessee
Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago 7
Ill
West Fails To Play Ace In Daring Eastern Bridge Hand
The noted Vox Pop program host Parks and Warren Hull discuss a New York City contract bridge tournament hand. Hull describes a tense Alaska hand where a club finesse nearly failed, but careful play and ruffed diamonds secured the contract amid chessboard like card strategies and a Washington Monument reference with fives.
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Parks Johnson
New York City
Warren Hull
Parks
Warren
Alaska
West
Washington Monument
Women’s clubs schedule meetings and a Pioneer picnic
The Social Calendar lists the Executive Committee of Women’s Study League meeting Monday at 2 p.m. at the YWCA, BWA No. 6 meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the WOW hall, Syringa Lodge Ladies Society at 1 15 p.m. Friday in the WOW hall, and the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Dorian Camp picnic today at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Martha Tonks’s home, 957 W Clark. A bridge strategy note ends with a card play description from a spade lead sequence involving Warren and West.
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YWCA
WOW Hall
Syringa Lodge
Ladies Society
Thee Wow Hall
Utah Pioneers
The
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Martha Tonks
W. Clark
Breakfast Ends Summer Lodge Sessions
Breakfast at the Ivy Rebekah Kensington lodge opened a Wednesday session, marking the end of summer meetings with a business meeting led by president Mrs. A. H. Dykman. Prize winners included Mrs. L. E. Bell and Mrs. Clara Leas, and hostesses included Mrs. Volney Watts and Mrs. James Watts.
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Ivy Rebekah Kensington
A. H. Dykman
Grand Lodge
Pocatello
L. E. Bell
Clara Leas
Volney Watts
James Watts
Gordon Scott
John H. Whitsel
Mary Hough
Margaret Pomeroy
Mesdames
J. J. Eversole
I. F. Sellars
H. C. Gregg
Jack Jones
C. M. Duncan
L. D. Willard
R. D. Weaver
Burton John
Albert Zwei
William Dillon
Guy Pizer
A. T. Hart
G. L. Andrews
J. H. Myers
Miller
Harvey Rutherford
C. S. Hanson
C. J. Kunze
E. R. Buehler
William Spillman
Maude E. Slingerland
Nellie Cline Steenson
Summer Sun Is Pal f Used Right
Summer sunshine offers beauty and health tips from Elinor Williams. The guide covers sun safe hair care skin care complexion lip color and lifestyle ideas to enjoy summer while protecting skin and adding sparkle to personality.
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Elinor Williams
Ward Relief Society Hosts Watermelon Bust Picnic
Twenty members of the Second Ward Relief Society gathered for a watermelon bust picnic at Ross Park to honor visiting teachers. Mrs. R. W. Swanson and Mrs. J. E. Sanders chaired the event committee.
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Second Ward Relief Society
Ross Park
R. W. Swanson
J. E. Sanders
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Danny
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No. Hayes Ave
Eugene
Brandon
Idaho State College
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NBA Service
America’s Card Authority
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O. H. Oelwein
Dale Nyman
O. T. Garrison
Last Frontier
Rin Skeiton
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