Annual AAUW Tea Noted At ISC
The AAUW Chapter 2 held its traditional pink tea Wednesday in Idaho State College's Student Union. Guests included Chapter 1 members and friends. Mrs. Evelyn Young received 13 dozen crystal punch cups and a bowl with ladle for the women's lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Idaho State College
Chapter
Evelyn Young
ISC
Thomas E. Nelson
Fred M. Evans
Rolland Smith
Student Union
Bernie B. Broadbent
John Loves
Mary
Chapter 2
A. B. Trosper
C. M. Kennedy
Mary Donna Jones
Marion Ruby Johnson
Dick P. Herman
Lava Springs Local Briefs Move Through Week
Mrs Lynn C Richards underwent appendectomy at Lava Hospital Wednesday morning and is reported in good condition. Mr and Mrs Jack Ramsey returned to Lava Hot Springs from visits to Phoenix Palm Springs and Long Beach. Mrs Edna Staring plans Ashton trip for famous dog races. Mr and Mrs Mike Sabol enjoyed bullfights in Mexico during a southern states and Mexico tour with their two children. Mr and Mrs Ellis Willmore and family returned to Lava after a California vacation.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lynn C. Richards
Lava Hospital
Jack Ramsey
Phoenix
Arizona
Palm Springs
Long Beach
Calif
Mike Sabol
Mexico
Lava
Sabol
Ellis Willmore
California
East Side and Townwide Social Notes in Pocatello
East Side West Side All Around Town reports Mr and Mrs L J Potter leave Saturday for California to visit their Navy son Donald and attend his birthday. Home Happy Glade Kynaston welcomed a son Thursday and Mrs Kynaston released from hospital with baby boy. A guest at the Newcomer's Club is Mrs J D Stan Sell who arrived from Australia a month ago. Miss Thora Smith in mayor office rushed to lunch. Newcomers Club hosts dancing party at Hotel Whitman Blue Room starting 9 pm for new residents. Fashion Show at Tenth Ward featured Joe Bouck Leroy Petty Kenny Kemp Stanley Byington in bold attire with makeup. Rosette Ball for West Pocatello stake will be informal. juniors abandon formals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Potter
California
Donald
Navy
Mrs. Potter
Happy Glade Kynaston
Whitman “Blue Room
Pocatello
Tenth Ward
Mla
Joe Bouck
Leroy Petty
Kenny Kemp
Stanley Byington
Whittier PTA Plans Food Sale At Meeting
At a Whittier PTA meeting Mrs C N Fisher announced a cooked food sale on February 28 at the People Market sponsored by the PTA with Earl Chantry chairing arrangements aided by Mrs David L Hill and Whittier room mothers. A nominating committee for 1948 49 officers was elected with Mrs John Banyard chairing joined by Jim Leese and Dr J A Wurster. A Founders Day program followed including songs and a pageant led by Mrs Melvin Sather and others as refreshments were served by grade room mothers.
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Whittier Pta
C. N. Fisher
People’s Market
PTA
Earl Chantry
David L. Hill
Whittier Room
John Banyard
Jim Leese
J. A. Wurster
The
Pocatello Medical Society
Ervin Crane
Cornerstone of Home
Ernest Hopkins
Cornerstone
School
Lorin Stone
Cornerstone of Church
Melvin Sather
Spirit of
D. W. Brown
J. A. Leese
Harold Hoge
Claude Bolschweiller
Martel Fogg
O. W. Peterson
C. W. Carlson
Bob Purrington
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Chenoweth in Lincoln Avenue Home
Mrs Jim Chenoweth guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs K J Chenoweth at 340 North Lincoln Avenue Friday. Prizes for cards went to Mrs Frank Packard and Mrs Art Madeson. Luncheon served. guests included Mrs Joan Weaver Mrs Jack Swanson Mrs Jack Beddaw Mrs Kendel Calvert Mrs Alsworth Mrs Lymon Kennison Mrs Clarence Forest Mrs Gerard Elgas and Anna Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Chenoweth
Betty Tolley
K. J. Chenoweth
North
Lincoln Ave
Frank Packard
Art Madeson
Joan Weaver
Jack Swanson
Jack Beddaw
Kendel Calvert
Alsworth
Lymon Kennison
Clarence Forest
Gerard Elgas
Anna Harrison
Local social and fraternal notices listed for Friday evening
Social events include Machinists Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 7:30 PM at 354 Warren Ave led by Mrs. Frank Hughes, Reserve Officers Association dance at 9 PM in the Memorial Building with formal attire encouraged, IOOF Portneuf Lodge 20 meeting at 8 PM, Shrine meeting at 8 PM with a Fez lunch at Hotel Whitman, Pocatello Girl Scout Council gathering at Bannock Hotel room 210 at 8 PM, and Kimport Parlor past presidents meeting postponed indefinitely.
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Machinists Ladies Auxiliary
Machinists Auxiliary
Frank Hughes
Warren Ave
Reserve Officers Association
National Security Week
Reserve
Pocatello Girl Scout Council
Bannock Hotel
Myron Bullock
Kimport Parlor
Della Dean
Tiny lipstick tissue booklet saves linens from smears
A small lipstick tissue booklet fits a purse or pocket to blot lipstick and prevent smudges on fabrics. It offers portable blotting capacity for on the go touch ups and cleanups.
Mrs Rands New Leader of East PTA
Mrs S S Johnson of Glenns Ferry served as guest installing officer at the Eastside Pre school PTA meeting at Franklin junior high school. Johnson installed Mrs C W Rands as president and officers Mrs F D Keane and Mrs Ralph Oxley and Mrs Paul Lusk, with 15 parents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Johnson
Glenns Ferry
P. T A
Eastside
Franklin Junior High School
C. W. Rands
F. D. Keane
Ralph Oxley
Paul Lusk
Johnson
Farris Edgley
F. D. Keaney
Social Agencies Hold Weekly Luncheon in Pocatello
Ray Balmforth, Boy Scout executive, led the monthly luncheon for the Pocatello Council of Social Agencies at the Whitman Hotel. He was introduced by C. Wayne Tucker who presided over the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Balmforth
Pocatello Council of Social Agencies
Whitman Hotel
Balmforth
C. Wayne Tucker
Tantrums Show Lack Of Exercise
A psychologist counsels parents on handling young children's temper outbreaks. She urges consistent care and discipline, suggests diverting energy into running or ball play, and notes a punching bag can channel emotional energy. When possible, let a tantrum occur in solitude and maintain a calm voice to help the child settle.
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Johnny
Joe
Rattlesnake Coiled Like Garden Hose Cannot Strike
A rattlesnake in a garden scene remains coiled and motionless, unable to strike due to its relaxed posture and the surrounding vegetation.
DUP Camp Meets At Pettit Home
The DUP Sunset Camp gathered Wednesday at Mrs Mae Pettit's home. Mrs Cecil Couch led the lesson The First in Utah. Mrs Mabel Folkman finished reading about her great grandfather Anson Call. Refreshments were served by Mrs Stella Tucker and Mrs Pettit. Others present included Mrs Rose Reddish Mrs Maude Smith Mrs Leoma Hawkes Mrs Mary Terry and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Couch
Utah
Mabel Folkman
Anson Call
Stella Tucker
Pettit
Rose Reddish
Maude Smith
Leoma Hawkes
Mary Terry
Helen Foster
Donna Judd
Emma Thomson
LaVerne Marley
Rachel Dalton
Ruby Bagley
Margaret Eskleson
Phoebe Jensen
Junior's Thaw Imminent As Frozen Food Cabinets Rise
Readily stocked frozen food cabinets spark expectations of Junior's arrival and a question about when the thaw will occur. The playful line hints at an upcoming moment of relief and timely availability.
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Junior
Dinner Dance Plans Progress at Idaho State College
Idaho State college sophomores plan their annual dinner dance for Saturday March 5 in the Student Union Idaho Falls with 125 couples limit. Ted Maheras will prepare ham and turkey dinner and Reid Bird and his orchestra will provide music. Committee members include Jean Hall Wally Titus Lin Turner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Jack Bishop
Idaho Falls
Union
Ted Maheras
Reid Bird
Bishop
Jean Hall
Jerome
Wally Titus
Pocatello
Lin Turner
Maheras
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Edna Staring
Ashton
Fit Value Prescription Service
S To
Frank Morris
Mary Sheppard
Herman
Young
Harry Vaughn
James Anderson
East Side
West Side
J. D., Stansell
Australia
Thora Smith
West Pocatello Stake
Joan
Lorraine
BY Maxwell Anderson
Mel Schubert
Frazier Hall
Carnes Music
College
Whittier Pta Group
Mrs. Chenoweth
Rt A
of the Valley
California Missions
Alexandre Dumas
J Hall
IOOF
Portneuf
Shriners
Shriners and Fez Club
Whitman
Calcutta
George Apley
George Sanders
Lucille Ball
Joe Kirkwood
Leon Errol
Mrs. Rands
East Pta
Eva Lewis Smith
NEA Service
New York
NEA
Zandel Radio & Appliance CO
Monroe Ave
DUP
Mae Pettit
Mle
Fargo- Wilson-Wells
Alwarg
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