Annual Camp Ends On Home For Peace Key
Southeast Idaho hosted the District Women's Vacation Camp in Lava Hot Springs with about 500 representatives. Local chairwoman Mrs. J. R. Maughan announced the conference theme The Home in the World Today and highlighted leaders Miss Marion Hepworth and Mrs. Lenora Choules. Speakers included Mrs. Maughan, Dr. D. R. Theophilus, and Bernard Mainwaring. Music featured Lloyd Goransen and the Melodians.
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Lava Hot Springs
Anes
Idaho
Lava
J. R. Maughan
Marion Hepworth
Moscow
Maughan
Hepworth
Len
School of Business
U of I
Earl J. Glade
Salt Lake City
Kent Cox
Pocatello
Blaine Lyon
Clifford Taylor
Jay Hawkes
Robert Green
Mervill Hubbard
Bernard Mainwaring
Nampa Free Press
Afternoon Wear by Sue Burnett
Dress pattern guide notes scalloped neckline and diagonal closing for a feminine afternoon style. Pattern 8315 available in sizes 32 to 46. size 34 cap sleeve requires 4 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 25 cents, name, address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett, Pocatello Post, 530 South Wells St., Chicago, Ill.
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Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago
Ill
Alameda Ladies Aid July Birthday Party
Mary Rice Ruth Eichinger Louise Roe Helen Jones and Crystal Harrison were guests of honor at the Alameda Ladies Aid July birthday party at 1 15 p m hosted by Mrs Ruth Burns 657 South First Ave Leona Moore assisted as co hostess Guests shared pinochle and dice games with prizes awarded to Ethel Talbot Louise Roe and Maude Gillespey Also attending were Leora Price Josephine Jensen Sybil Nipper Elsie Balmer Lydia Homberg Hazel Seibert Pearl Miller Vanessa Allred Ida Coats Viola Fleming and Bessie Frazier.
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Mary. Rice
Ruth Eichinger
Louise Roe
Helen Jones
Crystal Harrison
Alameda Ladies Aid
Ruth Burns
South First Ave
Burns
Leona Moore
Ethel Talbot
Maude Gillespey
Leora Price
Josephine Jensen
Sybil Nipper
Elsie Balmer
Montpelier Notes A Round of Visits and Camp Arrivals
Montpelier social notes list births and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Crane Bennington parents of a baby boy. Families from Salt Lake City Chicago and Los Angeles visit Montpelier and area residents. Local youths depart for military training at Camp Orr California.
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Montpelier
Calvin Crane
Bennington
Fred Rowland
Alice Baddley
Salt Lake City
Richard Jex
Los Angeles
Mrs
Wilard Smith
Lava Letters From Lava Hot Springs Visit Notes
Mrs Blanche Olofsen and daughter Joyce from Pasadena Calif visited for a week at Mrs May Evans home. Mrs Palmer Keller and sons from Woods Cross Utah stayed at Mrs Delsa Tillotsens. Pfc Wendell Byington home on furlough, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Byington. Mickey Miller visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex Miller. Mr and Mrs Farrell left Lava for Yellow stone trip. Bill Kelley Bill Warner and I Fisher drove to American Falls to buy three saddle horses.
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Lava Hot Springs
Blanche Olofsen
Joyce
Pasadena
Calif
May Evans
Pfc
Wendell Byington
Ray Byington
Mickey Miller
Mrs
Alex Miller
Bill Kelley
Bill Warner
1- Fisher
New Pocatello Resident Nancy Smith Seen at Lunch
Miss Nancy Smith, new Pocatello resident, wore a white peasant blouse with a black trim and a gray chambray skirt with pink and green stripes during lunch hour Friday. At home with her parents from St. Anthony hospital is Carol Faye Orchard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Orchard of 1028 North Garfield. Mrs Grace Carey joined Friday’s lunch in a pale pink butcher linen dress with navy accessories. YWCA Newcomers held a dessert bridge Wednesday at the club rooms hosted by Mrs Judson Cook and Mrs Wayne Smith. next meeting set for August 18 at the Y.
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Nancy Smith
New Pocatello
St. Anthony Hospital
Carol Faye Orchard
George Orchard
North
Garfield
Mrs
Grace Carey
YWCA
Judson Cook
Wayne Smith
Picnic Call for Pocatello High Class of ’49 Members
Members of the Pocatello High School Class of 1949 are asked to contact Leo Gill at 1831-R or Phylis Pack at 3289-M for a Saturday picnic.
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Pocatello High
Leo Gill
Phylis Pack
Social Etiquette Framed as Lunch and Party Guidance
A blue plate special should be taken as offered to avoid embarrassment to the host. Do not seek substitutions. In a party incident avoid discussing it with guests and instead remain loyal by letting the matter drop.
Malad Stake Board eyes summer festival planning
The Malad Stake Primary Board met Wednesday night to prepare for its summer festival set for July 29. Local residents note several social visits and vacations with relatives traveling from Salt Lake City Ogden Idaho Falls and California.
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Malad
New Electric Popcorn Popper Promises Fully Popped Corn
An all aluminum, electrically operated popcorn gadget with detachable handle claims to pop every grain of corn without the usual fuss, offering a streamlined method for effortless popping.
New Jordaphone Enables Group Telephone Conversations
A new electronic device called the Jordaphone makes group telephone conversations possible without regular individual sets. The invention allows multiple participants to join a single call using a shared line and specialized circuitry.
Moose Women Initiate Class at Pocatello Temple
Pocatello chapter 833 Women of the Moose held the year’s first initiation at the Moose Temple on Thursday. Initiates were Susan McQuade and Rolla Hansen. Officers presiding included Mabel Murphy and Claire Martin. A humorous reading by Eva Parkinson and a post meeting luncheon followed. Next meeting is August 12 with a pot luck supper beforehand.
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Moose Temple
Pocatello
Women of the Moose
Susan McQuade
Rolla Hansen
Mabel Murphy
Claire Martin
Elsie Barnhart
Bessie Griffin
Eva Parkinson
We, The Women by Ruth Millet
A NEA piece by Ruth Millet examines social attitudes toward large families. It highlights how some women judge mothers of many children as trapped or unfulfilled, contrasting sympathy with notions of freedom and modern life. It critiques the stigma around multi child motherhood and the idea of women missing out on leisure and social activities.
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Ruth Millet
NEA
Ife
Mirror-like plastic with shatterproof and clear characteristics
The material described is a clear yet tough plastic that resists shattering. It can be coated with silver or reflective substances to create mirrors that bend light without breaking, offering glass-like clarity with durability.
Athens College illustrates US Greece ties in education
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt discusses the Athens college in Greece, founded with American help in 1925. The school provides 367 scholarships, supports war orphans and victims, and relies on private and government funds for tuition and meals. She argues taxes and government services justify aid to education in war-torn regions and urges continued philanthropy to rehabilitate learning.
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United States
Greece
Athens College
Near East College Association
Almort
Washable dresses carry seal of tested washability
Learn to spot durable color in washable prints by seeking a seal from the American Institute of Laundering. The seal shows fabrics tested for washbility and resistance to color loss, distinguishing fast color dyes from fugitive dyes that run or fade in laundering.
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American Institute of Laundering
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Preston
Harold Swift
Goransen
D. W. McGregor
Thatcher
Fred Christensen
Central
E. H. New
Horticulture Department
Josie B. Bay
Relief Society General Board
J. E. Hayes
Profesor Goransen
Bay
Stafford
Aid
Nortin Hill
Bear Lake Hospital
Ideal Beach
Joyce Swartz
Marilyn
W. J. Barnes
M. M. Sheppard
Boise
R. J. Sutton
Oakley
Preston Mickelson
Freedom, Wyo
Minnie Cray
Soda Springs
Albert Egeley
Carolyn Jensen
E. C. Jensen
Robbie King
D. L. King
Sun -Valley
Max Neild
William Neil
Ronald Armatage
Wilford Armatage
Jerry Bunn
Elton S. Bunn
Earl Wuthrich
E. B. Wuthrich
Camp Orr
Mrs. Farrell
Yellowstone National Park
Paris
Sarong
Eastside
Westside
Drive-In ‘Theatre
Farol
Rafael Sabatini
Cme
Claude Rains
Cartoon News
Jwing Bolin
Fred
Joan Caubfiela
Paramount Picture
Callus
Ernest Horsley
Raymond Horsley
Yellowstone Park
William O.howard
L. L. Davis
Roland Davis
San Jose, Calif
Orpha Davis
Hyrum Woodward
Idaho Falls
Logan
Owen Stayner
Inglewood
California
Mr. Stayner
Steve Stayner
Mrs. Stayner
Edward Woozley
America
Cone Goddard Ieny Guerey
Technicolor
Wis Howard Bors DA
Karlopf Gecil Warp Aglaway ‘Bond Roduced
Cecil B. DeMille
Ayev G
Elmer
Ace Accordionist
Vince and
Gate City
GAITS
Bon Villa Club
Don's Tower Inn
Jack’'S Club
Boss
Kermit & Tom
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Fred’s
North Main
Chet
Workman
North 5Th
Dude’s Confectionery
South Main
Montgomery Ward
Savoy Cafe
Green Lantern
the College
Farr
West Bridger
Highway
Wennegren
Y.M. Catare
N. Arthur
Charlies Lunch
North 7Th Avenue
Last Frontier
Timberline Club
Foot OF the Tetons
D. Hansen
R. Blodgett
Victor, Idaho
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