Tokyo Letter Reaches Central Christian Group Meeting
Mrs H A Lintelmann hosted Council Group No 1 of Central Christian church at 436 North Thirteenth Ave with 11 members present. Talks on Our American Brotherhood were given by Mrs Burgon and Mrs Botts while Mrs Schneider led worship on Book of Gracious Declaration. A letter from Fred Dykes Jr in Korea was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Lintelmann
North Thirteenth Ave
Central Christian Church
R. H. Hockin
C. M. Duncan
Guy Burgon
Ray Botts
Glenn Schneider
Fred Dykes Jr
Korea
Tokyo
Charity Hospital
Hendricksons
Japan
Lintelmann
Miss Mander To Reign As Queen Of Ball
Miss Beth Mander daughter of Mr and Mrs di L Mander 359 Warren Ave will reign as queen of the Thirteenth Ward Gold and Green ball Friday evening. Miss Doris Williams and Mrs Marie McCulloch attend her. Coronation at 9 p m in the Fourth Ward recreational hall Tenth Ave and Sublette St. Miss Mander crowned by last year’s queen Miss Louise Wilson. Marley orchestra of McCammon plays. Decorations theme Over the Rainbow. Mrs Cecil McCulloch artist for the ball. First Gold and Green ball in the Pocatello stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Mander
di ‘L. Mander
Warren Ave
Thirteenth Ward
Doris Williams
Marie McCulloch
Fourth Ward
Tenth Ave
Sublette St
Pocatello
North Ward
Marley Orchestra
O. McCammen
Junior Music Club Concludes Holiday Events
The Junior Music club wrapped up holiday activities with a Dec 29 musical quiz show at the Congregational church directed by Mrs. Clarence Garrett and assisted by east side grade school children. A play The Revolt of the Holidays and a mystery quiz with nickels or lollypops followed. Herbert Larsen announced Pandora will be presented later in January by club members. The group also caroled at the U S O hut on Dec 22 under arrangements by Mrs Vaughn Lyons and others.
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Congregational Church
Clarence Garrett
East Side
Ed Cunningham
Herbert Larsen
Junior Music Club
U.S.O. Hut
Vaughn Lyons
A. E. Pederson
C. B. Larsen
Population rise in Washington cities since 1940
Washington state's 234 incorporated cities and towns have grown by 292000 people since 1940, according to the state census board.
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Washington State
State Census Board
Clothes And Hats That Cook Youthful Looks
A guide by Alicia Hart shows how clothing and hats influence perceived age. Bulky tweed suits and dark high crowns add years, while a bolero suit with a light, flattering hat and a youthful bob hairstyle can shave a decade off appearance.
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Alicia Hart
NEA
Fifth Avenue
Subtle Plans to Make Your Date Ring More Often
Teen dating advice suggests subtle steps to attract boys by planning group outings and shared activities. Organize a Saturday picnic with friends, invite the two boys, and let everyone mingle. Save for movie tickets and host group gatherings with simple refreshments to keep the mood light.
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Ifm
DUP Camp Meets At Sharp Home
Mrs Winnie Sharp hosted the Centennial Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers at Ravine Drive on Wednesday afternoon. Co host Mrs Ione Tucker assisted. Mrs Emily gave the First Water Wars of Utah lesson and Mrs LY Fae Camp spoke on pioneer history. A pleasant lunch was served to about 20 members.
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Dorion
Dorion Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Jiminda Stephensen
South Fifth Ave
Edith Bell
Laney Windsor
Winnie Sharp
Ravine Drive
Daughters of the Utah
Ioneers
Ione Tucker
Utah
Emily
LY Fae Camp' Ol
Ovely Lurch
Revenue Collector Held on Drunkenness Charges
Marion H. Ihlen, U S Internal Revenue collector in Atlanta, forfeited $200 of his bond for failure to appear in court on drunkenness charges after having collected large liquor taxes.
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Atlanta, Ga
Marion H.llen
U. S. Internal Revenue Coll
Opponent's Cards Analyzed From Bidding In Bridge Lesson
The Pocatello Post summarizes a national women’s team championship hand in Atlantic City. A squeeze play exposed how bidders’ holdings shape defense, with East’s smart eight of hearts assisting declarer to force the last tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenney
America
NEA
Atlantic City
N. J
Charlton Wallace
Cincinnati
M. Roncarelli
William Anderson
Canada
Trevor Lyons
Kingston
Jamaica
Philadelphia
Charles Stewart
Raymond Sondheim
L. C. Robinson
G. Illig
East
Declarer
Dummy
Soy Cookies Save Wheat
U. S. Department of Agriculture experts present two recipes to save wheat by using soy flour and oatmeal in cookies. Sugar Cookies yield six dozen. ingredients include soy flour, all purpose flour, shortening, sugar, eggs, vanilla, and baking powder with steps to mix chill roll bake at 359 F for 10 to 12 minutes.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
City loses seventy swimsuits from pool use
Wabash Indiana city officials revealed a loss of 70 bathing suits during two months of swimming pool operation this summer while reviewing operating expenses and income.
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Wabash, Ind
How to Treat Burns Common in Everyday Accidents
Practical guidance on burn types including first, second, and third degree injuries. It advises seeking a physician for severe burns, removing restrictive clothing, avoiding cotton and greases, and rinsing chemical burns with large amounts of water until traces are gone.
Is Thyroid Trouble Fatal If Untreated
The most serious thyroid condition is toxic goiter. If diagnosed and treated early its symptoms can be greatly relieved and the majority of patients can live normally for the usual lifespan.
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J P
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Urch
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Cilidar
W.O.W. Hall
First Ward
West Pocatello Stake
Joe Ortega
Bethel
Job's Daughters
Pethel
International Order of Jobs Daughters
F. Hall
Elinor Williams
Elinor Wiliams
Rialto Theatre
Colorado
Shirley Temple
Emory Parnell
DUP
Sharp Home
Revenooer
MGM
Mercuwace
Janet Leigh
Wil “Driftwood
Walter Brennan
Dean Jagger
Charlotte Greenwood
Natalie Wood
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Aodim
Vul
Gaynor Maddox
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
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Maurice Fereday
Uri
Agu
Frances Dexter
Belding
Eason
Noua
Cohama
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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