Florence Graveline Leaves For California City
Florence Graveline resigns from the Union Pacific office after 644 years of service and plans to live in Los Angeles California. An open house at the Graveline home on South Eighth Ave honored her departure with gifts from department members and many attendees including Hilda Larsen and numerous couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Larsen
Florence Graveline
Graveline
South Eighth Ave
Union Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
Calif
H. L. Crawford
F. G. Kleffner
Paul Whittenberg
K. J. Hennessy
K. A. Leger
L. W. Seamons
Union Pacific
California City
Gulf of California
Pocatello
Legion Group Will Meet Monday Eve
American Legion Auxiliary holds an Monday evening meeting at Memorial hall with theme Americanism. Speaker Reed Jensen, high school student and recent oratorical winner, will present Constitution Guardian of the People's Rights. Pinkerton Dance School students perform two patriotic dances. door prizes and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
John Morris
Eugenia Holcombe
Reed Jensen
American Legion
Legion
Pinkerton Dancing School
Ada Sorenson
New Leader For School Club Elected
Carol Steffens was elected president of the Cantenastega Campfire group at Jefferson school. Della Gibson presided, with Ione Trimming as vice president, Della Gibson as secretary, and Marie Gibson as scribe. The group planned donating canned fruits and vegetables to the Good Neighbor house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Steffens
Cantenastega
Jefferson School
Della Gibson
Ione Trimming
Marie Gibson
Good Neighbor House
Informal Fete For Members Of Beta Sigma Phi Kappa Chapter
A gay come as you are party was enjoyed by about 26 members at Mrs. Neal Scoresby's home. After dessert, bridge and pinochle were played with prizes to Mrs. Hazel Hill and Mrs. Pat Kriner. Hostesses were Jackie Sampson Meridee Smith Nancy Ory and Delores MacDonald. Next meeting is March 10 at Trinity Parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Neal Scoresby
Hazel Hill
Pat Kriner
Jackie Sampson
Meridee Smith
Nancy Ory
Delores MacDonald
Trinity Parish Hall
Idaho State College Sororities Initiate Pledges
Idaho State College holds spring initiation ceremonies for three sororities at 9 a.m. in Graveley hall tea room with a breakfast, then initiations in the student union building and a morning Presbyterian church service. Pledges named for the T club Sigma Sigma Beta Gamma Delta Gamma include Lela Boyer, Joan Gehrig, Sallee Cox, and many others from Arco to Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
We Tea
Graveley Hall
Presbyterian Church
Lela Boyer
Arco
Eleanor Cordingly
St. Anthony
Carol Cunningham
Betty Coons
Rupert
Charlene Dill
Shoshone
Lois Ann Erickson
Twin Falls
Joan Greenwalt
Idaho Falls
Mary Reed
Boise
Margerite Sykes
Nancy Sparks
American Falls
Rose Mary Taggart
Colorado Springs
Pocatello
Gayle Couch
Harriet Crawford
Lois, Cullen
Dorothy Finlayson
Ann Oelwein
Beverly Wilson
Helen Woodvine
Russell Mann
John Vesser
Jay Jensen
Sigma Sigma Beta
Joan Gehrig
Alice Baker
Greta Bryce
Dearing
ISC
Pat Mitchell
Kay Clark
Lois Booth
Norman Collyer
Mendy
Social Events Highlight Spring in a Sunny West Coast Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan returned from a two month California vacation mixing business with leisure. They toured the Pacific coast, fished in the Gulf of California, and endured Nevada snow during January travel. A gala cocktail party honored retiring Simplot sales manager C. L. Nicklas, with many local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morgan
The
Modern Shoe and Sporting Goods
California
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
O. A. Power
Hawthorne Avenue
C. L. Nicklas
Simplot Company
Nicklas
Royal Neighbors Plan Initiation New Members
Oracle Alta White presided over Gate City camp 4195 Royal Neighbors of America meeting at the new Eagles Hall. Minutes and correspondence were read by Audrey Perry, treasurer Jewell Fox reported, and several members were noted ill. An initiation of a large class will occur later. Alta White presented Anna Mace with a past oracle pin. forty members attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oracle
Alta White
Royal Neighbors of America
Gate City Camp
New Eagles Hall
Audrey ‘Perry
Jewell Fox
Hattie Hocking
Sylvia Higbee
Ruth Burnett
Laura Lewis
Violet Elldridge
Irene White
Clara May
Mary Lee Plain
Alice Bartoschek
Lis Hill
Merna Bartoschek
Son
Anna Mace
Washington
Stella Robinson
Florence Anderson
Junior Prom Plans At College Highlight Social Season
The college announces the Junior Prom set for Saturday night in the student union ballroom with the theme I ll Be Seeing You. Jay Slaughter s band will provide music for dancing while committees coordinate publicity refreshments program decorations and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Union
Jay Slaughter
Jack Bishop
Idaho’ Falls
Helen, Jones
Melba Mack
Kay Cederberg
Shirley, Weston
Altar Group Reports On Card Party
The St. Joseph's school Altar Society hosted a card party with a Washington Birthday dessert display. Prizes went to Mrs Joseph Primbs for bridge, Mrs Frank Kleffner for pinochle, and Mrs Elsie Rayle won the door prize. Mary Brown took the 500 prize. The event committee was led by Mrs Martin with several helpers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's School
Church Altar Society
Joseph Primbs
Frank Kleffner
Elsie Rayle
Mary Brown
Martin
W. T. Richardson
R.R. Richmond
Luther Myers
Grover McPeek
Don Nillson
Clyde Schoonover
Harry Wilson
H. J. Enenbach
Leo Castle
Bel Kenney
Influence through self thought, not imposed opinions
Quote attributed to Sir Leslie Stephen stresses that true influence occurs when one person encourages another to think independently rather than feeding them preformed views. The saying highlights the value of independent reasoning and critical thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Leslie Stephen
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Gamma Delta Gamma
Glenna Mae Collyer
Marion Clark
Barbara Iske
Mary Jane Lacey
Florence
J. B. Crawford
W. P. Helsley
Dorothy Prescott
Agnes Harrington
Mabel Fuller
LaRue Wright
Herschel Richards
Legion Group
Kappa
Tech
Helen Oelwein
Secre
Tary
Helen Christensen
Mary Pat Smith
Ivah Hull
Jeanene Jones
Vera Nelson
Betty Lou Price
Jerry Ann Reay
Maxine Wellard
Ina Mae Wheeler
Nevada
Las Vegas
R. E. Long
George McHugh
William Tinto
Charles Crowley
Ernest Hansen
John Kobe
J. L. Wursten
D. L. Hill
Ralph Byington
Power
Sam
Vera McCarty
Richard Lincoln
St. Patrick’s Day
Robert Dickman
Howard Armstrong
Dickman
Dick Herman
Tommy
Billy
A Des
Harold Ory
Cypress Avenue
Mary Loomis
Wendell Marshall
Herman
Frederick Quine
Harry Vaughn
Martha Kennedy
Alfred Trosper
Auburn C. Taylor
Salem
Oregon
R. Hellwig
Riverside Drive
Hellwig
Army Air Base
Gate City
Rudy Willecke
Roy Miller
A. L. Frahm
H. C. Pack
Midnight Sun
Arctic
Alaska
Damon Thomas
Trudie
J. W. Allred
Thomas
Georgia
Myron Porges
Club of Radiart
West Center
Charles Bohrer
Europe
Porges
South America
W. S. Cornell
E. O. Robinson
Harry Riggs
A. C. Gough
Tom Norris
Charles Billmeyer
Robert Terrell
Otto Stocker
C. E. Morrell
Edwin Dufford
William Furchner
A. W. Robinson
C. Roscoe
May Cox
George Wood
Morris Stacy
Charles Kirchner
Jenn Bernhisel
Joseph Kortum
Art Baker
Dick McClelland
Cecil Chambers
Fred Brandt
McClelland
Sigma Sigma Beta Officers
Royal Neighbors
Altar Group
Green Triangle
Bob Hillman
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