Sorority Installs New Beta Sigma Phi Chapter in Pocatello
A new Beta Sigma Phi chapter was installed in Pocatello on Friday evening. Esther Lewis international representative from Kansas City installed the chapter at the Hotel Bannock. The new chapter has 14 members and is sponsored by Mrs. Paul Bryan with Mrs. Carl A. Henson as director. Guests of honor were Mrs. George W. Pew Mrs. G. N. Green and Mrs. William J. Mullen, sponsors of the three chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Fred Bergendorf
P. M. Bryan
Mark Shurtliff
Barbara True
Esther Lewis
Kansas City
Don Jensen
City Council
Pocatello
Bannock
Paul Bryan
Carl A. Henson
George W. Pew
G. N. Green
William J. Mullen
Seagull Camp Cup remembers Brigham Young with pot-luck
Community notices announce a pot-luck supper Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Fourth Ward recreation hall to honor Brigham Young. Daughters and partners are invited. Also Palm Leaf Circle No 19 meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the W.O.W. hall Echo Camp. DUP group meets Friday at 1014 North Arthur Ave for a covered dish luncheon.
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Fourth Ward
Brigham Young
W.O.W. Hall
Echo Camp
Pearl Watson
North Arthur Ave
D A R Chapter Elects 1948 49 Officers at Smith Home
D A R Wyeth chapter met at Mrs. George L. Smith’s home south of the city on Tuesday afternoon. Officers for 1948 49 were elected: regent Mrs. James Walton Jr vice regent Mrs. E C Riddle secretary Mrs. S M Ayres treasurer registrar Miss Margaret Ruth Edwards librarian Mrs T C Evans chaplain. The program featured talks by Mrs. E W Hall and Dr Minnie Howard on their Fort Hall trip and a talk on Educational Problems of Idaho by Mrs. James Walton Jr.
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Wyeth
George L. Smith
James Walton, Jr
E. C. Riddle
S. M. Ayres
C. R. Galloway
Margaret Ruth Edwards
T. C. Evans
E. W. Hall
Minnie Howard
Old Fort Hall
Idaho
James Walton Jr
Missionaries Honored by La Espra Stake Women Club
The La Espra Missionary club honored women who served as stake missionaries in the West Pocatello and West Pocatello stakes with a Thursday evening party at the LDS Institute. Mrs. Vera Howard presided over a business meeting. Edna Merrill, back from the Southern States Mission, reported.
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North
First Avenue
Bertha Hansen
Jessie Powell
Violet Keller
Beth Campbell
Mae Horrocks
Norma Barnés
Eva Nebeker
Sarah Hough
Lola Wilker
Maya Muir
Ruth Petersen
Nora Davis
Maude Miner
Elma Smith
Edna Merrill
Lavina Holman
Ione Woodland
Theodocia Baldwin
Ettie Mae Sorensen
Yvonne Aherne
Oversize ironing board idea aids pressing large garments
A handyman can craft a presize 42 by 20 inch oversize ironing board from plywood or wallboard to fit over a standard board. It is tapered at one end and uses wood cleats with wood buttons on the underside to secure it for pressing linens draperies and shirts.
Norse Legend Claims Odin Shaped Woman From Elm
Ancient sources recount that Odin, the supreme Norse god, fashioned the first woman from a piece of elm. The tale frames humanity's creation as a divine act by Odin in mythic times.
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Odin
Tanning Toys Pattern 8163 Seeks Buyers for Spring Book
Pattern 8163 comes in sizes 10 to 20 with yardage for top shorts and skirt. Send 25 cents with name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett at Poca tello Post 530 South Wells St Chicago MI. Spring and Summer Fashion book 52 pages with sewing information and a free gift pattern.
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Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago
Tea Will Fete ISC Seniors
Idaho State college will honor graduating senior women and their parents at a tea on Thursday from 2 30 to 4 30 p m in the Student Union building. The Associated Women Students council led by Lila Kurtz will handle arrangements with Dr. Carl W McIntosh and Mrs McIntosh as special guests. A spring theme will guide decorations. Committees include Ruth Bilyeu Jeanne Gottfredson Marion Clark Phyllis Earle Mary T Fogg Nancy Sparks Helen Oelwein and Lela Woolf with invitations and refreshments in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Associated Women Students Council
Lila Kurtz
Wendell
Carl W. McIntosh
I.S.C
Ruth Bilyeu
Jeanne Gottfredson
Pocatello
Deerations
Marion Clark
Ririe
Phyllis Earle
Idaho Falls
Mary T. Fogg
Nancy Sparks
American Falls
Helen Oelwein
Lela Woolf
Seating etiquette for a luncheon with women guests
A guidance note on polite dining: do not pressure a guest to eat. Place the guest of honor on your right and avoid correcting or criticizing a guest who is eating less. The focus is on courteous, unobtrusive hosting.
Rough ends of curtain rods get tape cover for protection
Rough ends of curtain rods can be given a smooth covering of scotch tape to protect sheer curtain fabrics from snags and tears.
Diamonds Key To Tough 3 N. T.
Arthur S. Goldsmith of Cleveland, Life Master and Cleveland Whist Club treasurer, shows precise play in a hand from the winter nationals in Atlantic City. He defeats defense by choosing the ace of diamonds over the queen, then carefully ruffs and covers to secure tricked rounds, leading to a decisive diamond sequence.
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Arthur S. Goldsmith
Cleveland
Art
North
Hearts
Goldsmith
South
Feed space requirements for fattening cattle
Feed banks and racks reduce feed waste when cattle are fattened. Each animal needs 24 percent to 3 feet of feeding space.
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Donteine
Nual
Cilindie
NEW Westinghouse
Jesse M. Chase Stores
Post Office
Stephenson Music & Appliance
East Center
la Espra” Fetes Stake Missionaries
Tanning Toys
N. T
William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
East In. T. Pass
Bridal
Bride
France
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Eltex Credit Cards
Veltex
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