Sunset Plaids Brighten Summer Fashion in Patchwork Theme
NEA reports designer Dorothy Cox harnesses patchwork origins to create sun set colored plaids and bright cottons for summer dresses from Nantucket to New Orleans. Over 10,000 dresses monthly flow from Cox's firm, with Scottish inspired fabrics and American styling cues shaping sunback dresses, three quarter jackets, and coordinated accessories like triangle scarves.
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NEA
NEW York
Dorothy Cox
U. S
Nantucket
New Orleans
Reunion Draws Wide Attendance At Sixth Ward LDS Event
Saturday June 18 turnout included sixty members at the sixth ward LDS church meeting in Marsh Valley. The crowd gathered for a reunion and afternoon picnic at Ross with many Stoddards and Olsons listed among attendees.
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Sixth Ward
LDS Church
Ross
Mr. Stoddard
Idaho
Cache Valley
Utah
Marsh Valley
Thomas Jensen
Judy Jensen
Clay Stoddard
Jay Dee Stoddard
Owena Stoddard
Kathy Coffin
Peggy Helmandollar
Wynn Stoddard
von Dee Thompson
Dale Hailstone
Jacky Carlson
Pat Olson
Donna Voy Stoddard
Myrna Carlson
Dwight Olson
Sheldon Olson
Eliza Olson
Bonnie Olson
Maurine Maxwell
Marlene Curtis
Flora Steed
Caroyl Olson
Royce Royter
Larry Helmandollar
Bud Olson
Lyle Coffin
Gary Hailstone
Doris McGee
Kay Dean Royter
Deanna Thompson
Son Tracy
Leota Helmandollar
Verna Armstrong
Florence Coffin
Janet Stoddard
Wanda Carlson
Dorothy Hailstone
Bernice Bloxham
Jennie Royter
Adessa Christensen
Maud Stoddard
Helen Heinze
Grace Stoddard
Jennie Jensen
Miss Hendricks Enjoys Islands While Recuperating Abroad
Miss Lorene Hendricks of Idaho State College faculty, who was injured in a spring automobile crash in Salt Lake City, writes from Honolulu that she is enchanted with the islands and recovering well. She recalls greetings at the airport by her niece and children and a lei presentation.
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Lorene Hendricks
Idaho State College
Salt Lake City
Honolulu
Islands
Thimble Club Luncheon Guests Attend Guest Day
The Woodcraft Thimble Club held a luncheon at the parish hall on Wednesday afternoon in observance of guest day. Mrs. Vel Corbett won high in bridge and Mrs. Ellan Roberts led five hundred. Guests included Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. J. R. Connely, Mrs. Tom Yonda, and Mrs. Edmonson. Gertie Meyers chaired arrangements with Irene Grover and Rebecca Erickson as co chairs.
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Woodcraft Thimble Club
Vel Corbett
Ellan Roberts
Hanson
J. R. Connely
Tom Yonda
Edmonson
Gertie Meyers
Irene Grover
Rebecca Erickson
Miss Hendricks Sails to Hawaii for Six-Week Orchid Tour
A report notes Miss Hendricks will travel to Hawaii for around six weeks to view and study 200 orchids. The trip underscores an interest in tropical flora and orchid collecting during a planned absence.
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Miss Hendricks
Hawaii
Fish Holds Protein Costs Down
Cooking notes advise using fish to keep protein costs near the food budget with frequent fish meals including salads and canned seafood in cream sauce. Recipes include Tomato Aspic with fish salad, Escalloped Shrimp and Eggs with white sauce, and a basic white sauce recipe. substitutions include canned tuna for shrimp.
Star-Kist Tuna Packed in Lighter Texture
Advertising copy extolls Star-Kist tuna as lighter and finer in texture with a tender milder flavor. Promotes the smaller tuna as the brand’s defining quality.
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Star- Kist
Youthful Figure Deserves Praise for Keeping Shape
NER staff writer Alicia Hart urges women over forty to praise a youthful figure and outlines spring exercises. She describes two key efforts: diet restraint at meals and building abdominal strength with a safe sit up progression starting after age forty.
Auxiliary Honors Member Birthday Celebration Notes
The Boilermakers Auxiliary to the Boilermakers number two held a June 17 birthday party at Mrs. Zola Walker's home. Luncheon followed a game of Bug. High score went to Mrs. Mollie Carter, law award to Mrs. Pete Hall, all out to Mrs. Anna Gregg. Birthdays honored: Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Keaton, Mrs. Gwotney. Present: Mesdames Carter, Parkes, Hall, Daley, Hughes, Zaccardi, Montgomery, Fillmore, Gates, Gregg, Sullivan, Beery, Russell, and Walker.
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Boilermakers
Zola Walker
Mollie Carter
Pete Hall
Anna Gregg
Gregg
Keaton
Gwotney
Carter
Parkes
Hall
Daley
Hughes
Tiny Handbag Trend For Summer Kids Fashion
New York reports a playful summer trend featuring miniature handbags for children. Designs include doll-sized satchels of plastic and straw, leather pails, and straw hat bags in playful shapes and bright trims. The bags are described as practical yet charmingly tiny, with straps and slits sized for small hands seeking coins or lollipops.
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New York
NEA
Speech Courses Boost Student Voice and Confidence
In a New York feature, experts advocate speech training in schools to develop personality, public speaking, and conversational skills. The piece highlights practical benefits for students and notes the urgency of starting while still in school, contrasting with later efforts.
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Scotland
Miss Cox
Hope Skillman
Epsie Kinnard
George Henry Stoddard
Oregon
Thimble Club
Gaynor Maddox
Tain
Isi
Alicia Hartner
Pram Row
Epsie Kinard
Pocatello
Horace Heidt
Pocatello High School
Ford Music Co
W. Center
Pocatello, Idaho
Dorothy Gray
Daintiness
Cook Drug CO
Jack Coleford
Chicago
Bemberg
Moie
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