Educator Redfield Honored by Phi Beta Sigma
Miss Ethel Redfield professor emeritus of education retired last July received recognition from Phi Beta Sigma Idaho State College education fraternity. Her portrait will hang in Swanson Hall education office with Miss Lorene Hendricks receiving it on behalf of the department. The event was led by Miss Mary Martineau and attended by Wayne Ball future fraternity president. Redfield to attend the fraternity banquet Tuesday at the Shanghai cafe with committee chairs named.
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Ethel Redfield
Phi Beta Sigma
Idaho State College Education Fraternity
Mary Martineau
Lorene Hendricks
ISC
Miss Redfield
Swanson Hall
John Lind
Lela Woolf
Anne Jushau
Jay Anderson
Wayne Ball
Shanghai Cafe
Franklin J. Barnett
Donald Oler
Miriam King
la Dene Nebeker
Idaho State College
Phi. Beta Sigma Fraternity
Mary Florence Martineau
Teens Embrace Victorian Revival in Spring Fashion
New York design mother Helen Lee enlists her two teen daughters and four helpers to present a spring collection inspired by Kate Greenaway. The line features long ruffled skirts, peep-show petticoats, bustle bows, fish tail flounces, eyelet embroidery, and white blouses to pair with eyelet skirts for a Victorian revival look.
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New York
NEA
Helen Lee
Kate Greenaway
Pocatello Delegates Attend Rupert District Convention
Mrs J H Loomis and Mrs Valdemar Johnson represent Pocatello's two federated clubs at the Rupert district meeting with Mrs J C Hansen acting as a joint delegate. The trio left Pocatello Monday and expect to return by Thursday. The national Federation of Women's Clubs convention will be in Portland on May 24 with Mrs T J Conlin among the Pocatello delegates.
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Pocatello
Rupert
J. H. Loomis
North
Buchanan Ave
Pocatello Woman’s Club
Valdemar Johnson
City
Study League
J. C. Hansen
Stafford Apts
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
Portland
Ore
T. J. Conlin
Gordon Apts
Tenth Ward Reunion Set
Two ward parties are planned at the Tenth Ward reunion. A children’s party at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Third Ward recreational hall features a free moving picture and refreshments. Wednesday at 8 p.m. adults’ festivities include a program by Bishop Loveland, with Relief Society and MIA help, and pie or cake contributions. The event honors retiring bishopric members Arthur Peterson, Austin Anderson, and Edgar C. Gibson.
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Third Ward
Tenth Ward
Joel Loveland
Relief Society
Mia’s
Arthur Petersen
Austin Anderson
Edgar C. Gibson
Golden Pavilion of Jehol Reassembled for 1934 World’s Fair
The Golden Pavilion of Jehol, famed Lama temple and former Manchu summer residence, was shipped to Chicago and rebuilt for the 1934 World’s Fair, showcasing imperial heritage.
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Jehol
China
Chicago
Lions Plan Meet Montpelier Idaho Convention
Idaho Lions will hold their annual convention at Sun Valley on May 27 and 28 Doyle Anthony of Montpelier serves as convention chairman.
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Montpelier
Ida
Idaho Lions
Sun Valley
Doyle Anthony
Columbus and Rubber Early Uses in Americas
Columbus noted South American Indians playing with rubber balls about 300 years before rubber reached commercial use in Europe. Britannica says Europeans valued rubber to erase pencil marks rather than for elasticity.
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Europe
Radiant Afternoon Club Plans Guest Day Meeting
Radiant Afternoon club observes guest day on Tuesday at 1 15 p m in Trinity Parish hall with luncheon. Helen Humphreys chairs assisted by Louise Weeks Marian Morrell Beatrice Forster Caroline Neff. Goodwill Club Plans May Day Breakfast Meeting.
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Radiant Afternoon Club
Trinity Parish Hall
Helen Humphreys
Louise Weeks
Marian Morrell
Beatrice Forster
Caroline Neff
Arbor Day Observance Set in Oneida County
Oneida County School Superintendent Mrs. Phyllis Anderson designates May 14 1948 as Arbor Day for the county. She urges observance by planting trees shrubs and flowers and improving school premises.
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Phyllis Anderson
Oneida County
Early matches ignite at low 212 degree point
Historical note explains 212 F ignition for early American matches caused many fires when stored on kitchen shelves near stoves. Modern matches burn at temperatures above 350 F, reflecting safer standards.
Six Pay: Penalty in Rangoon Mass Cabinet Case
Former premier Asaw and five associates were killed at dawn in Rangoon in connection with the July mass cabinet case. The incident involved payoffs and linked to serious charges faced by the Burmese government.
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Rangoon
Burma
Asaw
Embroidered Bouquets for Linen Gifts Pattern 5363
Colorful bouquets of carnations roses violets and pansies embroidered on towels scarves and tea cloths offered as a bridal gift. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage and your details to Anne Cabot Pocatello Post Chicago for 6 transfers color chart and stitch illustrations for pattern 5363.
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Anne Cabot
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago
Circle Honors Mothers Day at Forest Woodmen Circle
Mrs. Katie Grimes narrated the history of Mothers Day during the May 3 meeting at the WOW hall. The program featured songs by Emily Whitten Hazel King a reading by Letha Hatch and Wanda Ward. Edith Deck gave a toast to mother corsages were given to the oldest and youngest present. The group plans to organize a sorority with Emily Whitten Vivian Christensen and Marguerite Griffith named as sponsors. Refreshments were served by Alice Deck and committee members Sylvia Higbee Aileen Knighton Ada Sorensen Chloe Kelly Nadine Hough Libby Minsen
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Katie Grimes
Supreme Forrest Woodmen Circle
WOW Hall
Emily Whitten
Hazel King
Letha Hatch
Wanda Ward
Edith Deck
Elsa Cornelison
Vivian Christensen
East Side Banquet Showcases Hats and Honors
Notes from a Memorial building banquet highlight Mrs. O R Craven as wife of the Ten day Area Council president while guests including Mrs. Ray Pratt Mrs. Claude Bistline and Mrs. Raymond Balmforth wore stylish hats. Attendees feature former Pocatellans Clarence Pack and many local families with plans and Mother’s Day tributes.
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O. R. Craven
Tenday Area Council
Ray Pratt
Claude Bistline
Raymond Balmforth
W. P. Havenor
Pratt
Bistline
W. C. Carnes
Tendoy Area
Shifting Suits Requires Sound Reasoning in Bridge
A bridge hand analysis argues against neutral or safe leads. South should immediately lead diamonds to create a diamond trick for North, forcing West to win and block declarer’s plan. A heart or club lead risks giving declarer control and the contract.
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South
Declarer
North
West
Malad Clean-Up Week Reaches Climax
Malad residents and school children joined a town wide clean-up paint up and fix up effort culminating Friday. Despite poor weather volunteers hauled curbside trash as the city council schools and chambers sponsored the project.
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Chamber of Commercce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mrs C H Traughber Trip To Golden City Graduation
Mrs. C. H. Traughber of 428 North Eighth Street travels to Golden City Missouri for her daughter Charlotte Traughber’s high school graduation exercises on Thursday May 13.
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C. H. Traughber
North Eighth St
Golden City
Missouri
Charlotte
American Falls Social Items Highlight Local Weddings and Events
Audrey Confer and Paul Johnson wedding announced for May first in Ely Nevada. American Falls hosts second annual Mother's Day Breakfast by the American Legion Auxiliary at Log Cabin Cafe with daffodils and hydrangea. Awards and talks feature Mrs. Meadows honored as oldest mother. attendees include Mrs. Chris Thomas of Boise and Miss Doris Rasmussen of Idaho Falls. Weekend visitors include Gordon Thomas family and Arthur Goddard family.
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C. M. England
Tyhee
Mesa
Arizona
William England
F. L. Dorsey
Sue
Eric
Boise
Stewart England
Charles England
South
Johnson Aves
Archie Chandler
Gerald Wilkinson
American Falls
Harley Confer
Tremonton
Utah
Audrey
Paul Johnson
Bear River
Ely
Nevada
Johnson
C. M. Confer
Maud Lowry
Fenton Nelson
American Legion Auxiliary
Log Cabin
Frank’ Meadows
Mahree
Mildred West
Florence Madden
Dorothy Bowler
George Peterson
Chris Thomas
Doris Rasmussen
Idaho Falls
Grace Barnard
Minnie Barnard
Ruth Eschevarria
Delphia Thomas
Easy to Make By Sue Burnett Party Frock for Ages 1-5
Adorable dainty party frock with wing sleeves and matching panties designed for ages 1 through 5. ABC Special Pattern No 8307 offers sizes 1 2 3 4 and 5 with dress material requirements and coin-only payment. Send 25 cents and details to Sue Burnett Pocatello Post in Chicago for pattern number 8307.
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Sue Burnett
Angel
ABC
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago
Teacher Group Meets At Mrs Martineau Home
Mrs Mary C Martineau hosted the El eventh Ward Teacher Training group at 406 South Johnson Wednesday evening. Games were played and she received gifts recognizing her year of teaching. A pink snapdragon bouquet centered the serving table. refreshments were served by the hostess to the group including several couples and two guests.
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Mary C. Martineau
South Johnson
Eleventh Ward
Martineau
Harry Thurston
Harold Webster
Burt Clays
W. K. Tolman
A. F.mcomber
Mary Martineau
Shirley Monroe
Gold Coast Natives To Stage Their Own Olympic Contests
Local residents on the Gold Coast prepare to hold an independent set of Olympic style events this year. Organizers aim to showcase athletic talent and community spirit through a series of competitions across multiple sports for regional participants.
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Gold Coast
Card Party Sponsored by Ivy Rebekah No 23
Ivy Rebekah No 23 hosts a public card party Saturday at 8 p.m. in the IOOF hall. Bridge and pinochle will be played and refreshments served. Proceeds go to the Grand Lodge fund. Mrs. Anna Kam is the party chairwoman. The public is invited.
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Ivy Rebekah No. 23
Ioof Hall
Grand Lodge Fund
Yes
Anna Kam
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