Ceremony Performed By T Club In Formal Gowns
In the Student Union Monday evening twenty three girls pledged T club in a candlelit ceremony. Names listed include Phylis Earle Ruth Overturf Sharon Chambers Barbara Choules Phyllis Cole Helen Christensen Leah Crewshaw Marjorie Hanson Josephine Johnson Elaine Stavros Joyce Burnham Jo Johnston Helen Colwein Lila Kurts Peggy Porter Martha Rigby Carol Rounds Mary Jane Royer Dorothy Simmons. Mrs Johns presided at the tiered cake and refreshments followed by sponsors Mrs John Vesser Miss Mary Donna Jones and Mrs Russell Mann.
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T. Club
Student Union
Meen Coun
Om Criss
Aro. Riswell
Orie de
Phylis Earle
Ruth Cade Overturf
Sharon Chambers
Barbara Choules
Phyllis Cole
Helen Christensen
Leah Crewshaw
Marjorie Hanson
Josephine Johnson
Elaine Stavros
Joyce Burnham
Joan Johnston
Helen Colwein
Lila Kurts
Peggy Porter
Martha Rigby
Carol Rounds
Mary Jane Royer
Dorothy Simmons
Johns
John Vesser
Mary Donna Jones
Rusell Mann
Villagers Breakfast Meeting at Whitman Hotel
The Varsity Villagers of Idaho State College met at the Whitman hotel for breakfast on Sunday morning. Tiny reindeer and make-believe snow set tables for 22 guests. Miss Jean Gottfredson and Miss Shirley Thornack sang a duet during breakfast with accompaniment from Miss Helen Oelwein. Committees were led by Miss Dorothy Simmons with sponsors Miss Ellen Raether and Miss Lorene Hendricks.
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Whitman Hotel
Idaho State College
Methodist Church
Dorothy Simmons
Jean Gottfredson
Carol Harris
Miriam King
Betty Jean Faulk
Mary Ruth Knowlton
Shirley Thornack
Helen Oelwein
Ellen Raether
Lorene Hendricks
Third Ward MIA Sponsors Formal in Santa's Workshop
In Santa's workshop the Third Ward MIA hosts a formal dance at the Third Ward recreational hall Thursday at 8 30 p m One lady will be crowned queen with secrecy kept by the ball committee George Hart's orchestra provides the music and corsages are not worn for the event
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Santa
Third Ward
George Hart
Saint Nicholas Attends Dinner for Electa Kensington
Santa Claus attended the turkey dinner for Electa Kensington on Thursday afternoon and handed out gifts to about 80 guests. A program led by Mrs. Sybil Nipper featured Christmas carols and the Senior girls sextet sang three numbers. Arrangements were led by Mrs. L. E. Shaw, Mrs. Mina M. Downward, Mrs. Frank Grover, Mrs. Florence Miller, Mrs. Magde Slingerland, Mrs. Luther Hackworth, and Mrs. Estie Garrett.
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Santa Claus
Electa Kensington
Sybil Nipper
L. E. Shaw
Mina M. Downward
Frank Grover
Florence Miller
Magde Slingerland
Luther Hackworth
Estie Garrett
Orators Vie In High School Contest At Pocatello
A nine participant oratorical contest will be held in the Pocatello high school speech room at 7 p m on Wednesday. Entries include Jerry Cox Benita Johnson Dorothy Finlayson Maxine Wellard Barbara Rasmussen Evan Jones John Roberts Jim Varley and Jim Kisine under the direction of Mrs P C Ellidge.
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Pocatello High School
Jerry Cox
Benita Johnson
Dorothy Finlayson
Maxine Wellard
Barbara Rasmussen
Evan Jones
John Roberts
Jim Varley
Jim Kisine
P. C. Ellidge
New Girl Scout Commissioner Shares Plans and Tastes
Mrs Myron Bullock named Pocatello Girl Scout commissioner discusses fashion tastes and future goals. She aims to obtain a national director to train leaders and mentions federation with Idaho Falls. After January installation she plans a six week western motor tour with husband and daughter. Last year’s trip to Mexico colored her views on regional beauty.
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Mrs. Bullock
Idaho Falls
Teen Dating Dilemmas Answered By Elinor Williams
Teen readers receive practical dating advice. A columnist explains that dating others is fine if there is no formal commitment and suggests inviting a shy classmate to a hayride to improve chances. Also mentions skin care tips via mail request.
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Elinor Williams
Ans
Spring Styles Feature Flare Wide Skirts
New York fashion notes describe spring dress styles centered on petticoat supported prints and flare skirts. Adele Simpson offers a hoop skirted design with a dotted Swiss petticoat and scenic print on black silk, while Anna Miller presents a long tubular silhouette with hip reverses and a torso molding topper.
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New York
NEA
Adele Simpson
Anna Miller
Women’s Council to Meet at Mrs Duncan’s Home
The Christian church Women’s Council plans a Friday afternoon gathering at 533 North Twelfth Ave with dessert luncheon. Lucille Harten will lead the program for the meeting.
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Christian Church Women’s Council
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
C. M. Duncan
North Twelfth Ave
Teachers Warned To File Papers Before December Deadline
School teachers must file renewal applications with the state department of public instruction by December 31, 1947 to keep regular certificates valid or meet the new certification requirements beginning January 1. County Superintendent Scott D. Lowe urged timely action to avoid lapses.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Scott D. Lowe
Boise
Lowe
Desert Rose Camp Honors Retiring Officers at Christmas Party
Desert Rose Camp held a Christmas party at 101 Foothill Drive honoring retiring officers Mrs. Frank Brodt captain Mrs. Jack Kuttler first vice Mrs. E P Young second vice and Mrs Marion Martindale secretary. A program featured duets retold story solo carols and gifts for the retirees. Refreshments followed served by new officers led by captain Mrs Don Miner.
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Frank Brodt
Jack Kuttler
E. P. Young
Marion Martindale
Desert Rose Camp
Fred. Dalton
Foothill Drive
Bessie Dailey
Afton Fullmer
Edna Timpson
Cora Copening
Don Miner
M. L. Wi
Earl Rupp
Howard Spencer
Barbs by Hal Cochran
A collection of brief, pithy observations on missed chances, cautions about fairy tales for children, guidance on exposing kids to political statements, and a quirky note about a baby described as five feet tall in a southern town.
Fire safe Christmas ornaments and tips
Fire prevention experts urge keeping trees wreaths and swags away from flames and heat sources. Douse grease fires by smothering use CO2 extinguishers near stoves and inspect light cords for wear. Tuck curtains from windows and store wrappings neatly to reduce fire risk during celebrations.
Simple entertaining ideas for small gatherings
The guidance suggests practical ways to host guests when space is limited. It contrasts common mistakes with feasible options such as picnics or inviting one couple at a time, focusing on doable, low setup parties.
Sulfa Aids Fight Against Blood Poison
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains septicemia or blood poisoning caused by germ invasion of the bloodstream. Streptococci and staphylococci are common culprits. early treatment with sulfa drugs or penicillin improves survival. Careful wound care prevents infection and prompt treatment is vital.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
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