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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1948

Page

5

YWCA Offers Bridge Class For Beginners In Pocatello

The YWCA sponsors a seven session bridge class for beginners in Pocatello. The first lesson is Friday with options for afternoon at 2 p.m. or evening at 8 p.m. Mrs. R C Blakeslee will instruct all sessions. Registration remains open until March 18 for all Pocatello ladies.

Pocatello YWCA R. C. Blakeslee The Evelyn Holman H. H. Beasley Ellen Raether Ted Gautier

Community group notices blend church and civic events

Women of the Moose meet at 8 p.m. at the Moose hall. Methodist Young Adults Circle gathers at 8 p.m. at 636 South Fourth Ave with a talk on How We Got the English Bible. Dorion Camp DOP meets at 2 p.m. Friday at 1035 North Lincoln Ave. Municipal Employees Union No 319 convenes Friday at 8 p.m. Radiant Chapter OES meets tonight at 7 30 in the Elks Temple. Franklin PTA hosts Back to School Night at 8 p.m. Thursday with classes for parents.

Methodist Young Adults Circle Adrian Curtis South Fourth Ave Louis Haller Municipal Employees Union NO. 319 Union Hall South Main Street Radiant Chapter Oes Radiant Chapter OES Elks Temple Franklin Pta Esther Johnson Publicity Committee

St Patrick’s Dance Set for Elks Temple Saturday Night

Elks dance chairman Jack Henderson says the St Patrick’s Dance closes the winter season at the Elks Temple this Saturday at 10 p.m. The annual ladies night party is planned for April 6. A new revolutionary match produces heat without flame and can be used in wind or gale force.

The Elks Jack Henderson St. Patrick's Elks Temple

Year's Best Designs For Home Picked For U S Exhibition Tour

A five design winners and 30 runners up from the American Institute of Decorators contest tour March across the nation. Maurice Martine Corona del Mar Calif creates the chair with wire legs and corded seat. Kurt Versen Englewood New Jersey designs a flexible arm floor lamp. Clare Falkenstein Berkeley Calif names Vertebrate Mass wallpaper. Joan Maag New York City translates seashell grooves into woven fabric.

Kay Sherwood NEA NEW York American Institute of Decorators Maurice Martine Corona del Mar Calif Kurt Versen Englewood N. J Clare Falkenstein Berkeley

Auxiliary Fetes Past Presidents at Luncheon

Past presidents were honored at a Monday luncheon of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Union Pacific Old Timers Club No 15. Honorees included Mrs. R. H. Hunter and others. The event, held in the Memorial building, featured a luncheon served by Mrs. Harold Davies before the group adjourned to saluting the flag. Mrs. Harry Rogers presided at the business session.

Ladies Auxiliary Union Pacific Oldtimers Club No. 15 R. H. Hunter E. M. South J. R. Mooney C. A. Vance Betty Cox Fred Rouse Ralph Thomas Ethel Dailey T. J. Yonda H. C. Wilson George Oliver Glenn’s Ferry Club Harold Davies Memorial Building Harry Rogers

Camp Fire Council Food Sale Planned for Saturday

Delicious cooked foods will be sold at a Camp Fire Council sale Saturday at the Turner Agency in the Bannock Hotel building. The sale starts at 11 a.m. Friends of Camp Fire are asked to bring contributions for the event.

Camp Fire Council Turner Agency Bannock Campfire

Classification Of Vegetable Parts By Botanical Type

A concise guide notes that potatoes are tubers radishes are roots onions are bulbs tomatoes are fruits cabbage are leaves and beans are seeds highlighting plant part categories and common misclassifications.

Hunters Killed 150 Tons of Eagles in Alaska 1917 1923

Hunters killed 150 tons of American eagles in Alaska between 1917 and 1923, according to historical records. The noted activity reflects early 20th century wildlife exploitation and regulatory gaps in the region.

Alaska

Blackfoot Toastmistress Club Holds Fort Hall Discussion

A Blackfoot Toastmistress Club meeting at the Curley-Cue Inn featured a panel on old Fort Hall and local Indian tribes. Mrs. Neuswanger led the discussion on Blackfoot origins linked to fur trading and missionaries, with speakers praised for delivery and parliamentary procedure.

Blackfoot Curley-Cue Inn E. A. Ochsner F. R. Neus- Wanger Old Fort Hall G. K. Morris D. B. Budd R. A. Robbins al J. Smith

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an.Ghondar Women OF the Moose the Moose Hall Dorion Dorion Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Sylvia Seeles North Lincoln Ave Emily B. Kelly Margaret McLennon Peega Tao Frank Luther Mother Goose Songs Ford Music CO West Center U.S Joan Maag New ‘York City North Main Chet Dude’s Confectionery South Main Montgomery Ward Workman Campbell’s Coffee Shop Hotel Farr Sib’s Cafe America Juster Ruth's Cafe Savoy Cafe Top-Hat Cafe West Bridger Highway E. Center Wennegren’s Sweet Shop Bendix Artemis Colony Club Barbizon Lady Duff Wonder Maid Textron Petticoats Colony’ Club Crepes Elaine Taffetas Luxite Fargo-Wilson-Wells Nanette Paige Chicago International Toastmistress Club J. W. Anderson Spokane Wash W. M. Tomlinson W. Anderson G. G. Waring Alf Smith F. R Neuswanger Harrow Rex Harrison Maureen O'Hara Charles Starrett Dodge City Anthony Quinn Katherine DeMille Elyse Knox
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