Club Meetings and Benefit Dinner Announced
Tau Phi Lambda sorority to meet at Mrs Alta Crackenburg Fort Hall Wednesday 8 p.m. GIA TO B OF LE set for Wednesday 2 p.m. at WOW hall with initiations. officers to assemble 1 p.m. in white dresses. VFW Auxiliary Post 735 calls members to 8 p.m. Memorial Hall with refreshments. Pocatello Pioneer Ladies Club meets 2 p.m. at 306 North Sixth. Eleventh Ward hosts a benefit dinner Saturday 5 to 8 p.m.
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TAU Phi Lambda
Alta Crackenburg
Fort Hall
GIA
WOW
Memorial Hall
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies Club
Frank Allen
North Sixth
Fashion patterns for maternity and baby outfits
Mrs J L Potter of Montana seeks an attractive neat maternity dress in misses sizes that is easy to sew. The article presents pattern numbers 8286 and 8118 with sizes, yardage, and purchase details for home dressmaking. Pattern orders and advert for FASHION Fall Winter book follow.
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J. L. Potter
Montana
Shun Opening Lead To Win Contract
One of bridge’s most beautiful trophies will compete at the national championships in Miami Beach December 4 to 12. Mrs. Helen Pendleton Rockwell of Warren Pennsylvania presents the masters mixed pair trophy and plans to play. She cites a fine holdup play showing why winning the opening lead is a grave mistake and describes the hand where careful play defeats East’s king heart sequence.
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Roney Plaza
Miami Beach
Fla
Helen Pendleton Rockwell
Warren
Rockwell
Joseph Pendleton
Joe
Joseph H. Pendleton
Oceanside
Calif
Marine Corps
Card Scene Reveals Clash Over Hearts in Dummy Play
In a bridge summary the defender discards the three and four of hearts on two long clubs in dummy. This maneuver leaves the declarer with only one heart trick lost.
Sorority Thanks Local Businesses
Elna Williams of Alpha Pi Omega writes a note of thanks to firms for cooperation. Listed are R&G Jewelers Moore Drug Modern Deb Shoppe Fargo Wilson Wells Sydney Tally People’s Store Made O’Day Pocatello Drug Martin’s Furniture Moore News Jack and Jill Idaho Glass & Paint Reed’s Riteway Modern Shoe Co Carnes Music and Peterson’s Furniture Co.
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Elna Williams
Alpha
Pi Omega
Alpha Pi Omega
R&g Jewelers
Moore Drug
Modern Deb Shoppe
Fargo Wilson Wells
Sydney Tally
People’s Store
Made O'Day
Pocatello Drug
Martin's Furniture
Moore News
Jack and Jill
Idaho Glass & Paint
Reed's Riteway
Modern Shoe Co
Carnes Music
Peterson’s Furniture Co
Personal mentions from Idaho college registrar's guest to Worland
Miss Bette Adamson of Idaho State College registrar's office returned Sunday via Western Air Lines after a week in Worland Wyoming as guest of Mr and Mrs Don Contos. Capt W H Nichols Jr and Mrs Nichols and their son Billy III left Monday for Boston after visiting Gate City with relatives. They stayed at Mr and Mrs W H Nichols home. Capt Nichols with the Marine corps. Barbara Lewis accompanied them home. The couple enjoyed hunting and fishing trips during their vacation.
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Bette Adamson
Idaho State College
Western Air Lines
Worland
Wyo
Don Contos
Contos
Corinne Heard
Boston
W. H. Nuchols
Irving PTA Plans Wednesday Panel at Junior High
Mrs Faye Yelton says an interesting panel discussion will highlight the Irving PTA meeting at Irving Junior High School. Ezra Hawkes serves as president and members are urged to attend as the year’s study programs and discussions begin.
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Faye Yelton
Irving Junior High School
PTA
Ezra Hawkes
Autumn Nocturne Banquet Honors Beta Sigma Phi Pledges
The fall banquet for Beta Sigma Phi held Monday at the Hotel Bannock featured three chapters Kappa Xi and Chi. The event honored pledges with black and gold decor and autumn leaf place cards. B DeVere Bailey spoke on India the Other Side of the Coin after which 45 women were initiated into the sorority.
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Hotel Bannock
Beta Sigma Phi
Kappa
Chi
James Sorenson
B. DeVere Bailey
India
Patricia Griffiths
Paris
Robert Cassadeasus
J. A. McDaniel
Chryal Jones
Barbara True
Mildred Henson
Trees Produce Twice In Ligonier Valley
In Ligonier Pa a cherry and an apple tree are said to bear a second crop this season. Tree experts note double blooming is possible but two crops in one season is rare.
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Ligonier, Pa
Ligonier Valley
Peeler Tops Squirrel Skinning Contest Again
Salem Illinois reports J A Jake Peeler the nation’s leading squirrel skinner. He dressed 20 squirrels in 20 minutes finishing 58 seconds ahead of the second place winner. Peeler captures the championship for the third straight year.
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Champ Peeler
Salem
Ill
J. A
Jake
Peeler
Short Skirt Return Seen By Designers
Hollywood report notes Rene Hubert predicting 1950 fashion with skin tight outfits, low necklines, and numerous slits. He foresees jewelry and long gloves, embroidered details, and even built in telephone walkie talkies in outfits. He jokes about telephones stitched on backs for dating calls.
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Hollywood
Rene Hubert
Hubert
Rero
Betty Grable
Bend
Betty
Handling Criticism as A Public Duty And Personal Tool
A columnist urges readers to embrace criticism rather than fear or retaliate. Recognizing jealousy behind sniping, evaluate messages, reject unwarranted hurt, and use justified critique to grow. Treat thoughtful critics as friends and let criticism keep public figures in check.
Three-shot accident ends in squirrel death and injuries
In Burlington Vermont Maurice Brown, 13, fired at a squirrel. The bullet killed the animal, pierced a wall, wounded Dana Warby as he fixed a wall plug, and struck the kitchen floor in Erwin Bowley’s home.
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Burlington, Vt
Maurice Brown
Erwin Bowley
Dana Warby
Bowle
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