Lydia Club Honors Member At Friday Dinner Party
Mrs R W Hellwig leaves for Oregon and was honored at a Lydia club dinner hosted by Mrs T H Gathe. Pastel decorations and bridge followed supper with guests including Mesdames Walker Hoge Menzies Barnes Killian Hellwig Berosek Barts Morrell Riggs Key Rosauer Evans Willingsworth Shaffer Mooney Getty McCarty Gathe Miller Porges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Club
R. W. Hellwig
Oregon
Daughters of the Nile
T. H. Gathe
Glenn Walker
Harold Hoge
J. C. Menzies
F. J Barnes
R. C. Killian
A. E. Berosek
Elsie Barts
Boy Scouts and Elks Club Plan Dutch Lunch Meeting
There will be business and initiation at the Tuesday meeting of the B of LF and E at 7 p.m. at the WOW hall. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B of LF
Xi Alpha Beta Sigma Phi elects new officers and committees
Mrs. Howard Jones becomes president of Xi Alpha chapter with Irvin Maag as vice president and Perry Johnson as treasurer. Genevieve Pond is recording secretary, James Higgins is corresponding secretary, William Hall serves as city council representative, and Phillips Durst as alternate. Betty Tydeman and Elwood Hopkins lead the Lady of the Year committee. Founders Day banquet panel includes Genevieve Pond and Betty Adamson. An interior decoration talk by Harry Petersen and Bernice Wilson followed by St Patrick motif refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jones
Xi Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
William
Irvin Maag
Perry Johnson
Genevieve Pond
James Higgins
William Hall
Phillips Durst
Elwood Hopkins
Betty Tydeman
Marvin Smith
Betty Adamson
Harry Petersen
Petersen Furniture Company
Bernice Wilson
St. Patrick
Hall
Norval Parks
YWCA Girls Plan World Fellowship Week Dinner
The Business Professional and Industrial girls group met to organize World Fellowship Week events including a dinner on Tuesday March 29. The Membership Committee chaired by Mrs. A L Merrill outlined a campaign starting April 1 and noted members present and absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Professional and Industrial Girls
The
YWCA
A L. Merrill
Mesdames
Wm. H. Francis
Mayme Corbett
Leroy Walker
L. E. Shaw
Ray King
Morgan Hawkes
H. T. Beasley
T. R. Nielson
Eva Smith
Mesdames O. R. Warford
Ethel Goins
Wm. Oberg
Geo. Bronson
Franklin
Public Affairs Committee
O. R. Warford
Ywca Club
Vickrey Home Hosts Circle 3 WSCS Meeting
Mrs. Warren Vickrey and Mrs. Walter Oelwein hosted Circle 3 of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Vickrey home on South Sixth. Mrs. Ethel Herrington attended. A P Self was introduced as a new member. The group discussed district WSCS convention plans for Blackfoot on April 1 and an April 22 luncheon at Mrs. T R Neilson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Vickrey
Walter Oelwein
Circle 3
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Vickrey
South Sixth
Ethel Herrington
A. P. Self
E. N. Roberts
J. R. Mooney
WSCS
Blackfoot
Eral
T.R. Neilson
Literary Art Guild hosts entertaining book review evening
The Literary Art Guild held a Monday night gathering at Mrs. Marion Coleman’s home with hostesses Mrs. R. K. Hart and Mrs. Arthur West. President Mrs. Vern Hough welcomed guests including Mrs. Percy Labrum and Mrs. Heath B. Fowler. Mrs. Keith Riley reviewed The Other Sheep a religious work about Christ’s post resurrection visit to the American continent. A rummage-sale report for April 2 in the USO hut was given by Mrs. Howard Tucker. Plans for the May brunch were discussed, and a Hi-committee report was presented by Mrs. Fred Dalton. The April meeting is set for Mrs. Stephen Later at 212 Rosewood Ave. on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Art Guild
Marion Coleman
R. K. Hart
Arthur West
Vern Hough
Percy Labrum
Keith G. Mollerup
Arthur
Howard Tucker
North First
Fred Dalton
Hough
Norman Barry
Joe Dunn
S. Ern Tolman
Earl Oviatt
Robert W. Purrington
Keith Riley
Harold Thomas
Howard Wood
Cecil Wadsworth
George Z. Cox
Stephen Later
Rosewood Ave
New Auxiliary Welcomes Three New LA FOE 119 Members
Three new members of LA FOE 119 auxiliary were sworn in Monday at the Eagles hall: Mrs. Lenore Redington, Faye Wood, and Florence Vitali. New committee appointments covered social group and sick committee, with Laurel Strope and others. Mrs. Neta Mingo returned from California, and the Ladies of the Moose drill team performed a routine as March birthday honors were observed with St Patrick themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Foe 119
Eagles Hall
Lenore Redington
Faye Wood
Florence Vitali
Madge Campbell
Thelma Strope
Irma Reed
Thelma Giesbrecht
Philomene Lance
Neta Mingo
California
Julia Olsen
Helen Wellman
Mary Tomasich
Sylvia Barrett
League to honor charter members at Labor temple party
Members of the Women's Union Labor league plan a Wednesday 8 p m party at the Labor temple to honor three charter members and past presidents. The charter members named are Mrs. Vina Bell Mrs. Jesse Brown and Mrs. August Ros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Union Labor League
Labor Temple
Vina Bell
Jesse Brown
August Ros
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Pocatellan
Masonic Temple
W. B. Cox
Hellwig
H. I. Rutherford
Mendy
the Post
America
Radio-Phonograph
Xi Alphas
Ywca News
Fawson Music CO
N. Main
Music Festival
Max Petty
A. H. Griffith
Henry Proctor
Marshal Hook
Leland Newey
Sterling Walker
Theo, Whittle
Methodist Circle
Edith Wright
Clara Downard
A. G. Gillespey
Walter Brown
Raul Rider
Bert Hard
C. Edmonson
K. Grimes
T. R. Neilson
W. J. White
LCL Ee Rey Et Ey
Elecrical Merchandisers & Contractors
Literary Art Guild Hears Entertaining Book
League Plans Party
Sabe
Charles S$. Smith
W. Bohneville
U.s.pot. of
Mountain Electric
Bena Radio
Bendix
Bendix Aviation Corporation
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