Window Contest Winners Named by I S C Cosmetology Dept
Mrs Georgia Roche Miss Stona Lewis Mrs Nulda Richards and Steve Hopkinson won first prize in the department window contest at the vocational set. Second and third place went to listed students with gifts presented by Leland Anderson and Hopkinson. A Christmas party followed with 25 guests, Santa, readings, and music in the beauty school amid holiday decorations.
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Georgia Roche
Wayne Ave
Stona Lewis
South Grant Ave
Nulda Richards
Steve Hopkinson
Preston
Leland Anderson
Steve Hopkins
Thora Larsen
Bonnie Farmer
Betty Davis
Marjory Hansen
Alice Dunn
Peggy Missesi
Jessie Jean Rogers
Mazel Bernard
Santa
Joe Dunn
Bertha Frank
Leah Fifield
Jack Frost
Leona Lewis
Pocatello
New Year’s Ball Promises a Night of Progress
The Wheels of Progress New Year’s Eve ball will be hosted by the M Men and Gleaners of the West Pocatello stake and guests from the Pocatello stake at the First Ward recreation hall. Decorations are led by Clen Reynolds Joyce Benton Beth Anderson and Arnold Fredrickson. Gene Barton’s orchestra provides dancing music. Refreshments are organized by Lawanda Howard Adrien Layne Lola Barton Colleen Curtis and Delores Crouch. Publicity is directed by Gerald Hale Mrs Gordon Willes and Clara Hodgson. Tickets and finances are managed by Barbara Weston Dick Barrett Merrill Atkinson Edna Timpson Merline Christiansen and Don Cole. The ball’s general committee includes Mrs Glen Coffin Ray Siler Mrs E N Lundgren and Grant Brower.
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Wheels of Progress
M Men
West Pocatello
Pocatello
First Ward
Clen Reynolds
Joyce Benton
Beth Anderson
Arnold Fredrickson
Gene Barton
Lawanda Howard
Adrien Layne
Lola Barton
Colleen Curtis
Delores Crouch
Gerald Hale
Gordon Willes
Clara Hodgson
Barbara Weston
Dick Barrett
Merrill Atkinson
Edna Timpson
Merlin Christiansen
Don Cole
Glen Coffin
Stake Gleaners
Ray Siler
Stake
E. N. Lundgren
Stake Gleaner
Grant Brower
Stake M Men
Past Noble Grands Of Rebekahs Meet Birthday Party
The Past Noble Grand Club of Rebekah Lodge held a combined birthday and Christmas gift exchange at Mrs. Volney Watts home 291 South Eighth Ave on December 17. Mrs. Frank Hix was honored at a buffet supper and presented her own birthday cake while co hosts Mrs. William Dilton Mrs Margaret Pomeroy and Mrs. Watts assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Club
Rebekah Lodge
Volney Watts
South Eighth Ave
Frank Hix
William Dilton
Margaret Pomeroy
Watts
W. R. Hatfield
Ho’ Davis
Queens Crowned At Phi Betas Ball
A Snow Ball hosted by Phi Beta Sigma Xi Kappa and Xi Alpha crowned three queens Miss Freddie Adolph Mrs James Higgins and Mrs R O Sampson in front of a cotton snow scene. Chairman Miss MarGean Lyon was assisted by Miss Annabell Meloy and Miss Dora Picciano with over 150 guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Sigma
Xi Kappa
Xi Alpha
Freddie Adolph
James Higgins
R. O. Sampson
Phi Sigma eBta
MarGean Lyon
Annabell Meloy
Dora Picciano
Altar Society Hosts Christmas Party for Parishioners
St. Anthony's Altar Society held a Christmas party on December 19 for parish families. The children's catechism class performed a program while prizes were awarded for best attendance and student participation. Over 150 attended. Santa Claus and a decorated tree added holiday flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s Altar Society
N. Swisher
Michael Brink
Herbert Brenkle
Catherine Brenkle
William McKnelly
Santa Claus
Martin To Swisher
Cy Rev
John
Large electrical maker builds glass tubing furnace output
A leading electrical manufacturer reports a furnace operation producing glass tubing at a rate of one million units per month, signaling a major expansion in fluorescent components. The facility underscores growth in the company's lighting and electronics division and points to increasing demand for fluorescent products.
Gift ideas for a thoughtful Santa this Christmas
Elinor Williams advises boys on choosing appropriate gifts for a special date. She suggests greeting cards for casual dating and small personal items for closer relationships. Avoid jewelry or clothes, focus on books, records, photos, accessories, and fragrance within budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
McKenney Demonstrates Bid and Make in No Trump Hand
Alexander Weiss of New York, winner of the national masters individuals last spring, showed a bold play after a pre emptive three bid. With East’s hand and a freak distribution, Weiss jumped to four spades and managed the opening lead through.
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Alexander Weiss
New York
Weiss
North
Veterans of Foreign Wars Christmas Party At VFW Club
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 735 and VFW Club host their annual Christmas party for members and their ladies at the VFW Club on Christmas Eve beginning at 9 p.m. Johnny Putnam leads the orchestra with several acts and refreshments throughout. All Post members and their ladies are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Post 735
V. F. W. Club
Johnny Putnam
Post
First Security Bank OF Idaho
Bannock Hotel
Wilson Sisters
Jean Howard
Pete Ryder
First Security
Velva Knight
Willahn
Card play and trump decisions in a bridge hand analysis
The excerpt describes a bridge problem where Weiss maneuvers the spade and club suits to force positions. It details leads from spades, hearts, and clubs, the dummy holding ace ten, and the strategic plays including finesses and trumping to maximize the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Weiss
Dummy
Two Girls to Boise in Show for Woolgrowers event
Two Blackfoot girls will represent at a style show sponsored by the Lady Woolgrowers in Boise. Betty Denney and Reva Miles will model wool garments, competing with 11 contestants from across the state. The event at the Crystal ballroom offers cash prizes and a chance to attend the National Woolgrowers convention in Salt Lake City.
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Blackfoot
Lady Woolgrowers
Crystal Ballroom
Hotel Boise
Boise
Betty Denney
Route 1
Reva Miles
Lillian E. Johannesen
Bingham County
Aes Johannesen
Joyce Ann Merrell
Roy Johnson
Salt Lake City
Needle types and sizing for sewing projects
The article explains how sewing needles vary by size and type. It notes that higher numbers indicate thinner needles and recommends needle choices based on fabric weight and project, including regular, darning, embroidery, leather, fur, beading, and tapestry needles with appropriate eye shapes and points.
Idaho Woolgrowers Meeting at Owyhee House
Messrs at the Idaho Woolgrowers queg te be held at the Owyhee piel fe Baise on the evening 6 Jan 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Owyhee Piel Fe Baise
Mothers Feted at American War Mothers Christmas Dinner
Mrs. Edith Ecklund headed the event at Memorial Hall with about 60 members and guests. Co chairs Mrs. Lee Shoppe and Mrs. Fern Freckleton planned the turkey dinner, festive tables, and pine bough decor. Harold Read and wife accompanied readings and carols. Dor othy Napier and Della Buehler contributed to the program and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinese
Della Buehler
Edith Ecklund
Buehler
Ecklund
Lee Shoppe
Fern Freckleton
Lucy Forster
Harold Read
Read
Dorothy Napier
Community donations reach four tons and $500 for Christmas Ship
Magic Valley donors in Twin Falls Idaho aid the Pacific Northwest Christmas Ship. O J Bothne reports four tons of produce and 500 dollars in cash. A Jerome firm contributed 3000 pounds of glucose and a Twin Falls mill 2600 pounds of flour. The Twin Falls Elks Club gave 350 dollars.
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Twin Falls
Ida
Magic Valley
Pacific Northwest
Jerome
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Mist Gals Need Mental Shaking Up
A professor argued that women have better memories but clutter them with trivial details. He urged mental housecleaning and adopting a filing system to run a home like a business, reducing daily mental load for the female head of household.
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Minnie
Leaves as fertilizer urged by university expert
Prof Pau Dempsey of the Massachusetts agricultural experiment station says dried leaves should be gathered and allowed to decompose. He argues the process yields valuable organic fertilizer for gardens and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Pau Dempsey
University O Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station
Dahlia Variety Boom Says 8000 New Types Emerged
A ten year span produced more than 8000 new dahlia varieties. The CRT horticulture study highlights rapid breeding and diverse forms from breeders and botanical gardens.
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Idaho State College
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Soctak Cassidas
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Fargo
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