Ladies Church Circle spring party at First Congregational
The U club of the First Congregational church hosted the Ladies Circle for the season end party on Monday evening. Members enjoyed pastel table decor, a dessert supper, and a bridge game with prizes to Mrs. Francis Fye Mrs. W. A. Young and Mrs. Ruth Bourne. Guests and members listed include Emil Thomas Francis C. Fye Paul M. Hill L. L. Watts Jacob Keil Albert Zweigart A. W. Robinson T. E. Nelson F. C. Adamson F. L. Allen Martha Heer Julia Keeler W. A. Young Ruth Bourne R. E Manning William Oberg B. M. Hines T. R. Spiekerman Mary Simpson Fred Barnes W. J. Swetnam C. E. Morrell L. E. Shaw and R. E F. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Club
First Congregational Church
E. #. Baldwin
A. W. Walters
Ray Herman
L. R. Schou
Francis Fye
W. A. Young
Ruth Bourne
Emil Thomas
Francis C. Fye
Paul M. Hill
L. L. Watts
Jacob Keil
Albert Zweigart
A. W
Frank Paul
Lester Roberts
O. H. Oelwein
L. W. McNelley
David McCune, Jr
R. E. King
Frank Ohlson
George W. Rhoads
William Dillon
Ray Thorpe
D. E. Olsen
A. S. Murray
Fred Guyot
O. R. Warford
Washington Newsletter informs 3000 clubs with Congress updates
The National Federation of Women’s Republican clubs launches the Washington Newsletter to inform 3000 club members nationwide. Mrs Homer Ferguson chairs the project with a committee of Republican spouses from the 81st Congress. It is issued twice monthly featuring interviews and Senate minority staff material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Washington News
Bannock County
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Minority Policy Committee
Mrs. Pete Parker and daughter visit Rock Springs hosts
Mrs. Pete Parker and her daughter Judy of Rock Springs Wyoming are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bahan at 1040 East Bonneville during their visit.
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Pete Parker
Judy
Rock Springs
Wyo
William Bahan
East
Bonneville
Mrs Roberts Hosts Methodist Women Circle III Meeting
The home of Mrs. E N Roberts hosted Circle III of the Women’s Society of Christian Service with co hostess Mrs. Clara Downard. The luncheon was buffet style and centered by iris and bridal wreath plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Roberts
Circle III
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Clara Downard
J. R. Mooney
B. M. Wood
Tom Murphy
LeRoy Walker
W. J. White
Parvin Witte
Walter Oelwein
Japan
Ross Park
WSC
George Oliver
Club Views Installation of Officers
Nancy Jacobsen was installed as new president of the Campus Wives club at a Thursday meeting. Mary Welker and Pauline Hacing were named vice-president and secretary, succeeding Norma LaMunyon Irene Hydahl and Rosa Lee Whitehead. Gifts were given to outgoing officers and the new president. three committee chairs also received gifts. diplomas and handkerchiefs were awarded to departing members. A pot luck supper followed with corsages marking seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jacobsen
Campus Wives Club
Mary Welker
Pauline Hacing
Norma LaMunyon
Irene Hydahl
Rosa Lee Whitehead
Goldie Hale
Carle Sorenson
Dorothea Jones
Campfire Girls Plan July Camp at Pocatello
Council members met at Mrs. Stacy Smiths home to outline a July 17 to 31 outing for Campfire Bluebird and city girls with a nature study sports music and handcraft program. The site will be shared with MIA girls. Lorena Benson returns as head chef. An all city picnic was set for June 10 with a bus trip to Cherry Springs for games and outdoor cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Stacy Smith
L. R. Scholl
Bluebird
MIA
Lorena Benson
Garfield Street
Cherry Springs
Smith
M. J. Hodkins
Herbert Clark
E. L. Chantry
Dale Strong
Horace Criswell
Grace Bistline
L. R. Schou
Thimble Club Plans Guest Day Meeting
The Woodcraft Thimble Club 155 will meet at Trinity Parish hall on Wednesday at 1 15 PM. The session will be guest day with members invited to attend.
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Thimble Club
Woodcraft
Trinity Parish Hall
Ladies Aid Dinner Marks Alameda Group Annual Banquet
The Alameda Ladies Aid held its annual mother and daughters banquet in the Alameda chapel on Wednesday. Mary Cameron delivered the mothers toast and daughter Mary Louise Cameron replied for the daughters. Hostesses were Viola Fleming Winona Fleming Betty Griffin and Dolly Wehrli. The program was led by Ethel Talbot Evelyn Sluder and DaVella White with participants including Maude Gillespey Evelyn Sluder DaVella White Gloria White Ann Coates Joann Bunce Joan Roe Louise Roe Ruth Sealey Julia Eagan Sybil Nipper Margie White Ruth and Joah Fenton Billie Gaye Newsom. May birthdays will be celebrated at 1 15 p m Wednesday at Vanessa Allred 201 Taft with Myldred Thomas as co hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Alameda Chapel
Mary Cameron
Mary Louise Cameron
Viola Fleming
Winona Fleming
Betty Griffin
Dolly Wehrli
Ethel Talbot
Evelyn Sluder
DaVella White
Maude Gillespey
Gloria White
Ann Coates
Joann Bunce
Ballet and Toe Dancer Aid Meet at Naval Ordnance Plant
A trio of Pocatello matrons Mrs J Willis Hamblin Mrs Glenn R Bair and Mrs Ralph Wright host Presbyterian Ladies Aid at Mrs Wrights home at the Naval Ordnance plant Wednesday. A business meeting follows breakfast. A new device for paper-towel cabinets moisten towels automatically using liquids for cleaning and wiping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
J. Willis Hamblin
Glenn R. Bair
Ralph Wright
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
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XI Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Howard Jones
Irvin Maag
Genevieve Pond
Perry Johnson
James Higgins
Mendy
Ladies Church
Henriksen
News Letter
National Guard Armory
Ken Mayne
Billy McBuin
Johnny Carlin
Phoenix Cafe
American Legion
Ost Society
THE
F Pocatello
POST
Mrs. Roberts
Walter Brown
R. H. Cleare
W. H. Cleare
C. Edmonson
A. J. Gillespey
Bert Hard
T. R.neilson
Gail Perry
Warren Vickrey
Parvin Wittee
Nathaniel White
Edith Wright
Martha Christian
Seattle
Frye
Coffee
William Halloran
Yesler Way
Ladies Aid
Blair-Fry Motor CO
Dodge and
Plymouth Dealers
E. Center
Karen Proctor
H. G. Proctor
Watson
Air
Jarman Shoes
Idaho
Stetson
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