Nurse Speaks At Moose Women’s Session
Miss Veda Croney, sponsored by the local Moose women, gave a thank you talk at the Moose temple during the regular meeting. Ada Henderson chaired the hospital guild program, with Edna Price of Nampa visiting. A new class members list and officer nominations were announced. a memorial service Sunday at 8 p.m. was planned and a quilt won by Curtis Meacham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veda Croney
Women of the Moose
Moose Temple
Ada Henderson
Hospital Guild Committee
Edna Price
Nampa
Shirley Parker
Carole Hall
Leah Holcomb
Dorothy Lingo
Dorothy Wright
Gwen Tripp
Eddy Lee
Caroline Williams
Judy Candle
Judy Stoddard
Marie Branson
Nellie C. Barnett
Darae Dubinoski
Frances Yaegle
The
Curtis Meacham
Jeanette Ames
Dorothy Mann
Bertha Roberts
Luella McConville
Orale Obray
Florence Miles
Mary Mannion
Pocatello Drama Festival Tryouts Set for Tuesday
Preparations for the Pocatello stake drama festival begin with Tuesday tryouts at the LDS Second Ward chapel at 8 p.m. The event caps six weeks of drama work shop demonstrations in make up lighting and other stage craft aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Westvaco Manager Speaks At Soroptimist Event
Gilbert Miller, Westvaco Chemical Corp. resident manager, spoke at the Bannock hotel luncheon as Soroptimist members elected new officers led by Lucille Manson as president and outlined bylaw changes. Miller described how diverse inputs built the firm into a 90 million dollar concern and noted romance and invention in corporate growth. The club approved July and August meeting suspensions and reviewed constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soroptomist Club
Bannock Hotel
Gilbert Miller
Westvaco Chemical Corporation
Lucille Manson
Lucille Harrison
Vic Mae Powell
Marjorie Dent
Anne Bistline
Laura Berg
Birdie Middendorf
Bertha Frank
Westvaco
Miller
Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation
Leota Evans
Henrietta McGlone
Blackfoot Royal Neighbors Plan District Convention
Members of the Royal Neighbors of America finalize plans to attend the district convention in Blackfoot on June 18. The group’s Tuesday Eagles Hall meeting included a visit report on state supervisor Alice Grosvenor, illness improving, Memorial Day parade details, and prize awards for pinochle, bridge, and 500. Door prizes went to Jewell Fox and Stella Robinson. a crocheted chair set was won by Mrs. Carl Ogee. Refreshments were served by a committee including Alta White and Stella Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Blackfoot
Eagles Hall
Oracle
Alta White
Alice Grosvenor
Apervisor
Parma
Katherine Cox
Esther Johnson
Priscilla McNichols
Jewell Fox
Stella Robinson
Clara Gardner
Dinner Dance Draws Record Crowd in Bannock Hotel
A smorgasbord dinner Saturday night in the Wedgewood and Pioneer rooms at Bannock hotel drew about 140 Welcome Wagon members and guests of Pocatello. Mayor and Mrs. W. W. Halsey and many local business people attended the event with their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedgewood
Pioneer
Bannock Hotel
Welcome Wagon Club
Pocatello
W. W. Halsey
AWS Picnic at Idaho State College Honors Leaders
The annual Associated Women Students picnic at Idaho State College was held Monday evening in Ross Park. Host Miss Helen Oelwein and retired president Miss Lila Kurtz were honored with gifts from Miss Kurtz and from Mrs. Evelyn Young, sponsor of AWS. Attendees included Marianna Hehley Sparks, Lela Boyer, Elinor Cordingly, Marguerite Sikes, Ina Mae Wheeler, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Women Students
Idaho State College
Ross Park
Helen Oelwein
Lila Kurtz
Miss Kurtz
Oelwein
Evelyn Young
AWS
Marianna Hehley Sparks
Lela Boyer
Elinor Cordingly
Marguerite Sikes
Ina Mae. Wheeler
Helen Christenson
Martha Stewart
OES Matrons Meet at Bohrer Home with Book Review
Past Matrons club of Radiant chapter gathered at Mrs. Charles Bohrer home for dessert supper and a book review by Nellie Cline Steenson on This Ain't Ranching by Inez Puckett McEwer. Idaho guests Mrs. H. I. Rutherford and Mrs. J. F. Moore attended. members listed include Mrs. Charles Billmeyer and others. co-hostesses were Mrs. C. E. Morrell and Mrs. William Furchner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cline Steenson
Radiant
Charles Bohrer
Steenson
Inez Puckett McEwer
Jerome
Idaho
H. I. Rutherford
J. F. Moore
Charles Billmeyer
E 0. Robinson
Otto Stocker
May Cox
A. W. Robinson
E. A. Dufford
W. S. Cornell
R. E. Manning
Jen Bernhisel
Frank Perry
May Luncheon at Wedgewood Room Honors Scholarships
The Pocatello Music Club held its May luncheon in Bannock hotel’s Wedgewood Room with Co-chairs Mrs. E. T Vernon and Mrs. O. F. Call. Highlights included scholarship winners Glen Fifield and other students, performances by trumpeter and pianists, pins for top festival ratings, and a candle-lighting installation of new officers led by Mrs. Wendell Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Club
Theo Whittle
Wedgewood Room
Pocatello Music Club
Wedgewood
Bannock Hotel
E. T Vernon
O. F. Call
William Kibler
E. V. van Vleck
Marion Lyons
Mil
William S. Hill
Dale Strong
Glen Fifield
Melba Hale
Lois Cullen
M. N. Hook
Bruce Hronek
Nancy Thompson
Pauline Bodell
Patricia Bodell
Patricia Otto
Roberta Smith
John Nilson
Wendell Wilson
W. C. Carnes
U. J. Kuhre
Installation Of Officers At BPW Event
Past presidents of the Pocatello Business and Professional club led a spring breakfast at the Bannock hotel. Bertha Atkin presided as first president and new officers were Anna Capellan, Jennie Lee Zirbel, Bertha Frank, Rada Burton, Florence Durant, Mary Staley, and Lillian Cullen directed decorations. Margo Gates and her mother played violin. The Gate City BPW club began in 1920 with 18 presidents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Business and Professional Club
Bannock Hotel
Bertha Atkin
Anna Capellan
Jennie Lee Zirbel
Bertha Frank
Rada Burton
Florence Durant
Mary Staley
Lillian Cullen
Margo Gates
Guy Gates
BPW
Gate City
Bertha Atkins
Lucile Bailey
Naomia Peacock
Bertha Hayes
B. Marie Aukerman
Nora Boyah
Marie Pettis Flodsey
Mabel Hackworth
Vera Brady
Marion Roberts
Rosa Enke
Dorothy Manning
Margaret Mines
la Vera VanInwegan
Marie Howard
Ester Witte
Ann Capellan
Idaho Girl to Graduate From Stephens College
Miss Jo-Anne Bybee of Idaho Falls will graduate this year at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri. Daughter of Dr and Mrs J J Bybee she will receive her diploma Tuesday evening as Dr Homer Price Rainey presides over the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern
Idaho
Stephens College
Columbia
Jo-Anne Bybee
Idaho Falls
Miss Bybee
J. J. Bybee
Homer Price Rainey
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Ballerina
Luana Heaps
Avard Heaps
Jo Ann Reynolds
Kenneth Reynolds
Moose
Grimm’s School of Business
C. E. Roberts
Mgr
N. Main
Royal Neighbors Group
Carl Ogee
Ada Sorenson
Sarah Devaney
Mary Vance
Adelene Cullen
Sylvia Higbee
Altan White
Kate Morris
Dorothy Kleffner
Tops In Entertainment
Kasai Dance Studio
Mary. Kasai
Fawson Music Store
Kasai
OES
Bohrer Home
New Music Club
A. J. Kuhre
Marvin J. Christensen
Mendy
Ton
England
Mrs. Morgan
Hawkes
Ler
Peo Jeweter
W. Center
Fargo’s
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