Eleanor Roosevelt Visits Choate Yale Group Debates Rights Covenant
Eleanor Roosevelt recounts a visit to the Choate School and Yale University where students debated whether the United States should ratify a covenant on human rights. She notes broad support from political groups, the Seattle plane tragedy impact, and warm hospitality from the Seymours.
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New York
Choate School
Wallingford
Robert C. Atmore
New Haven
Yale
Yale Political Union
United States
Bull Moose
Seattle
Seymour
Esther Lape
Europe
Local clubs schedule meetings on Wednesday
Woodcraft Thimble club 155 members meet at 1 15 at Mrs Gertie Myers home 340 North Hayes with officer elections. Pre School PTA Nursery play school meets 1 30 to 4 30 in Methodist church basement. Desert Rose Camp DUP hosts at Mrs Lucille Oliver 425 North Tenth at 2 p m with co hosts. Alameda Ladies Aid meets 1 15 at Mrs Walter Harrison north of city. AAUW guest night 7 p m Trinity Parish hall with Dr Ray J Davis. Seagull Camp DUP meets 2 p m at Mrs Harold Thomas 508 North Eleventh with co hosts. Women’s Union Label League meets 8 p m at labor temple with officers installed. Women of the Moose.
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Woodcraft Thimble Club
Woodcraft Thimble Club No
Gertie Myers
North Hayes
PTA
Methodist Church
Desert Rose Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Lucille Oliver
North Tenth
Alice Stocks
Aston Fullmer
Alameda Ladies Aid
Walter Harrison
City
Trinity Parish Hall
American Association of University Women
Ray J. Davis
Seagull Camp
Harold Thomas
North Eleventh
Annie Thomas
Emma Cross
Vernice Teeples
Women’s Union Label League
Labor Temple
Women OF the Moose
Gay Gypsy Story Will Unfold At High School Operetta
Pocatello high school prepares for the annual operetta The Fortune Tell ers by Victor Herbert with Rampton Barlow in charge. The Wednesday performance opens a cast led by Nancy Harrison and Barry Todd, supported by a large chorus, ballet, and full orchestra.
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Pocatello High School
Victor Herbert
Rampton Barlow
Nancy Harrison
Musette
Barry Todd
Ladislas
Bonnie Poulsen
Mrs. Pompom
Ronald Harker
Count Berezowski
Allan Grover
Boris
Joe Boyes
Sandor
Howard McLaughlin
Fresco
Jerry Briggs
Vaninka
Joan Faber
Jo Bosquet
Vera
Roger Kerr
Gardner General Korby
Bert Spencer
Waldamer
Timar
Olmir
Corporal Karo
Dawn Millward
Raphael
Margot Gates
Jule Hawkes
Catherine Reed
Isabelle Yearsley
Jay-C Ettes Invite Wives to Meet Members at YWCA
Mrs John Banyard president of the Jay-C Ettes invites wives of new Junior Chamber members to attend the Wednesday 8 o'clock meeting at the YWCA. The group will plan a joint Jaycee Jac-C-Ette dinner honoring Pocatello Young Man of the Year on January 20 and arrange for the visit of Idaho junior chamber auxiliary president Juanita Hancock of Boise on February 9. Refreshments will be provided by Mrs Phil Durst Mrs Kenneth Johnston Mrs John Banyard and Mrs Wayne Tucker.
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John Banyard
Jay-C Ettes
Junior Chamber of Commerce
YWCA
Pocatello
Junior Chamber
Juanita Hancock
Boise
Phil Durst
Kenneth Johnston
Wayne Tucker
Music Fete Judges Named for Junior Festival
Final phases of selecting judges for the annual junior music festival set for March 5 were announced by Mrs. Marshal Hook regional chairman Applications are being distributed to chairmen of piano vocal string horn and dancing divisions The festival will be held at the Lewis and Clark buildings on the Idaho State college campus Contact Mrs Hook at 1437J for details
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Marshal Hook
Moose library committee reminders bring rummage items
Members of the library committee of the Women of the Moose remind members to bring rummage articles to the regular business meeting. The meeting is Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Moose temple. Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi holds its regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in Trinity Parish Hall.
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the Women of the Moose
Moose Temple
Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Trinity Parish Hall
Old Timers Hold Installation
The Union Pacific Old Timers Club No.15 ladies auxiliary met at Memorial hall for an afternoon installation ceremony and luncheon. Mrs. George Bronson became president with new officers and board members announced as over 50 members attended. The session featured bridge pinocle 500 and bingo after a 1 15 luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harry Rogers and Mrs. James Sorenson.
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Union Pacific Old Timers Club No.15
Harry Rogers
James Sorenson
George Bronson
Carl Ogee
J. R. Mooney
Ralph Thomas
George Robinson
Ernest Fraser
Harold Burton
G. S. Morgan
Fred Moore
J. F. Atwood
Cherokee syllabary inventor Sequoyah’s literacy impact noted
In America the Cherokee Indians funded Sequoyah with a $300 literary pension for creating the Cherokee syllabary of 85 characters. The system proved so simple that children learned to read and write in a few days.
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America
Sequoyah
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Robert Lowery
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