Riders Organize Drill Team at Pocatello Riding Club
Pocatello Riding Club members met at the North Bannock fair grounds to organize and start practicing a drill team. About 80 attendees agreed on gold western shirts with black trim as uniforms. A luncheon at the Ben Lyon Inn outlined preliminary plans and the club will reconvene next Sunday at 1 p.m. under organizers. Ticket sales for a 1949 Ford to be given away at the Riding Club Race Meet Sept 11-12 are underway, with a 10-mile race offering a $500 pot-a-gold purse for the final mile winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lyon Inn
Pocatello Creek
R. C. Hillman
Miles Doty
Nettie Cannel
Merrill Jensen
The
Lyon Inn
Hazel Hahn
Helen Watson
Naomi Stanger
Riding Club
Fair Grounds
Arimo Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Arimo residents and neighbors shared weekend visits and travels with family and friends across Idaho and Utah. Highlights include Ruel Christensen and relatives returning from Canada, trips to Yellowstone Park, and Little League style birthday celebrations for Lane Smith. Local clubs such as Busy Sewers 4 H and Nifty Stitchers provided demonstrations and judging activities for members and younger attendees.
Crochet Linen Designs For Home Decor From Anne Cabot
Delicate gossamer butterflies and pansies themed linen decorations in blue and yellow invite use on pillowcases and towels. To obtain crochet instructions and pattern No 5030, send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage with name, address, and pattern number to Anne Cabot, Pocatello Post, 1150 Avenue of the Americas, New York 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Pocatello Post
Avenue of the Americas
New York
Ing Wee
The Social Wardrobe Women Choose Friends Like Clothes
A column likens a calculating woman to a wardrobe of outfits with Marge Julie and Anne as essential items. It argues such women others around for utility while maintaining social polish and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge
Alo
Julie
Anne
Marges
Julies
Anes
Fashion advice on silhouette with print dress and coats
A style note extols a tall look created by matching hat and shoes with a full length coat. The ensemble of a printed dress and coordinating coats flatters shorter figures by extending their apparent height.
Ivy Rebekah Lodge Meeting Plans and Food Sale Schedule
Social calendar notes Ivy Rebekah Lodge members will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m in the IOOF hall to work on favors for Grand Lodge. Pocatello Stake LDS Girls Organization sponsors a cooked food sale Saturday at 10 a m in J C Penney Co. Wadsworth family item ends fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IVY Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Grand Lodge
Pocatello Stake
LDS Girls Organization
Stake
J. C. Penney Co
Wadsworth Family
Weekend Guests and Local Wrapups Highlight Provo to Idaho Falls
Provo resident Donna Lou Christensen stayed with Joie Hart VIGSEN in Provo while Scotland native Mrs Catherine Blackburn flew to visit family in Akron Idaho Falls before returning to Scotland. Local gatherings included Mrs Blackburn visiting sister Mrs Jeannie Gray in Menan and a dinner for Mrs Blackburn and the Clark family. A pot luck picnic drew about 25 American War Mothers at the Memorial building and other family visits spanned Downey and Idaho Falls with multiple first babies noted at the Wells family and Dewey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lou Christensen
Provo
Joie Hartvigsen
Clark St
Miss Christensen
Joie
Brigham Young University
Yon Bonnie Banks
Highlands of Scotland
Catherine Blackburn
Land of Kilts
Akron
Ohio
Idaho Falls
Jeanie Gray
Menan
Blackburn
Scotland
Gray
Mrs. Gray
Kenneth Watson
North Grant Ave
Watson
T. D. Robson and Sons
Watsons
Nelson Clark
Denmark
Memorial Building
Baby Bunting
Ziny Claudia
Lee Jenkins
St. Anthony Hospital
Elizabeth
Downey
Lynn Jay Hickman
Rex Hickman
Barbara Anne Dewey
E Dewey
Miss Dewey
Master Hickman
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Ira Clark
Husbands Entertained at Ranch Picnic by Ladies Club
Members of the Libyan Club Daughters of the Nile hosted husbands at a Sunday picnic at the R. L. Getty ranch north of town. A long lawn table featured baked ham as Mrs. Ed Garst, club president, welcomed guests. Wadsworth family reunion set for Highland Park Idaho Falls July 31 at 1:30 am with ice cream provided by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lybia Club
Daughters of the Nile
R. L. Getty
Ed Garst
Wadsworth
Highland Park
Idaho Falls
To Look Slimmest in Dark Dress and White Jewelry
The piece advises a slim silhouette with a dark dress and white jewelry. It suggests chalk white neck lace and matching earrings to flatter a summer tan, pairing well with black or navy outfits.
Picnic Draws 57 at Pocatello Club Summer Event
Despite windy weather, 57 members of the Pocatello Business and Professional Women’s Club gathered at 426 South Ninth Ave for their annual summer picnic. Miss Lillian Cullen led games including shuffleboard, lawn croquet, ping pong, horseshoes, and dart baseball.
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South Wind
Pocatello Business and Professional Women's Club
Smith
South Ninth Ave
Lillian Cullen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alicia Hart
NEA
Pocatello Riding Club
North Bannock Fairgrounds
Arimo
Ruel Christensen
Albert Christensen
Canada
Orthella Vaughn
Pocatello
Mrs. Pearl Vaughn
Ed Staley
Victor Seamons
Mrs. T. J. Smith and Sons
Kirk and Lane
Boise
Boyd Farr
Salt Lake City
Atherton Farr
Yellowstone Park
Ludvig Nielson
Mark Anderson
Arbon
Heber Olson
Lane Smith
Jim Capell
Betty Smas
Dorothy Morrison
Albert Christensen, Jr
Mrs. Jensen
Milford
Utah
Sewers 4-H Club
Carolyn Stephens
Nifty Stitchers Diva 3 Club
Ann Evans
Nifty Stitchers Club
Sharon Seamons
Dorothy Staley
Caroline Stephens
Mrs. Anne Cabot
Ruth Millett
Samuel Jenkins
North Tenth Ave
Joseph Franklin Sorensen
Joseph Sorensen
Portneuf Park
Kevin Floyd Ward
Floyd Ward
Christine Wellard
Charles Wellard
Jefferson Ave
Elizabeth Esther Anderson
Chace Ander
Westinghouse
National Pressure Cooker
Vege
Sos
W. Center
Ing
Zandel Radio & Appliance
Monroe Avenue
Alameda
Jennie Lee Zinbel
Eva Smith
Bertha Stacey
Edna Hewson
Rose Enke
Mary White
Nellie Cline Steenson
Rada Buxton
Boudoir
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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