Social Calendar Events in Fourteenth Ward and LDS Activities
The Fourteenth Ward Relief Society hosts a bazaar and cooked food sale at the second ward LDS chapel on South Sixth Ave with doors opening at 1 30 and sale hours 2 to 5 p m The Chapter AK PEO sponsors a rummage sale at the USO building on North First Ave Saturday morning from 9 The Twelfth Ward LDS Welfare dinner is set for Friday at 6 30 pm at the Sixth Ward chapel featuring roast turkey and trimmings Tickets are on sale and the public is invited.
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Fourteenth Ward Relief Society
Second Ward
LDS
South Sixth Ave
Chapter AK
PEO
USO
North First Ave
Twelfth Ward
Sixth Ward
College Ball Plans Ready
The Pharmacy Ball opens the winter social season at the ISC campus in the student union ballroom. The twenty-eighth Associated Pharmacy Students gala features Arlen Bastion and his band with Jay Hill, the blind pianist, broadcasting by KSEI from 11:15 to 11:45 PM. Barbara Iske leads as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISC
Pharmacy
Associated Pharmacy
Barbara Iske
KSEI
Arlen Bastion
Jay Hill
Hill
Harry Claassen
Ramona Reams
New Members Initiated at Beauceant Meeting
Four new members were initiated at the Monday evening meeting of the Beauceant social order at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Frank Perry presided. New members are Mrs. Clarence Garrett, Mrs. W. A. Young, Mrs. Theo Gathe Jr., and Mrs. Hanson. The next meeting is December 6 with a covered dish dinner and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Order of the Beauceant Society
Masonic Temple
Frank Perry
Clarence Garrett
W. A. Young
Theo Gathe, Jr
Hanson
Fireside Chat opens with Alma Anderson guest speaker
Arimo community notes report the first Fireside Chat meeting at Mrs. R A Nunnelley home with Alma Anderson from Downey as guest speaker and Bobby Nunnelley performing an accordion solo. Refreshments served. many local residents attended. Parents day at Arimo school drew about 70 parents who heard Percy Burrup speak on school attendance and a nurse talk by Mrs Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arimo
Mark Anderson
Lester Downing
R. A. Nunnelley
Alma Anderson
Downey
Bobby Nunnelley
Mabel Kent
Lois Williams
Calvin Gunter
Dalene Christensen
Yvonne Christensen
Bonnie Christensen
David Christensen
Maria Christensen
Viola Meyers
Anne Evans
Betty Jo Hatch
Virginia
Barbara Olson
Bernice Burnham
Martta
Alva Price
Ronald
Kenneth Lowry
Beverly Burnham
Lois
la Dean
Donna Cole
R. C. Cole
Gaye Christensen
Billy Morrison
Wayne Cole
Neela Anderson
Arimo School
Percy Burrup
Hardy
LDS Mission Calls Couple in Rupert Testimonial
A farewell testimonial honored Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Humphries who will depart mid November for a short term LDS mission. The Rupert event featured music by Karl Moellmer and DeAnne Catmull, readings, and remarks from church leaders including Bishop LeRoy Blacker and Stake president Davis Green. The Humphries, Minidoka Project settlers active in Rupert, head to Salt Lake City for training on November 8 before serving in Louisiana and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Roy M. Humphries
LDS Church
LDS Tabernacle
LeRoy Blacker
Second Ward
Karl Moellmer
DeAnne Catmull
Frank Watson
Catmull
George Catmull
Humphries
Joan
DeAnne
Mr. Catmull
Carl Garner
J. Herbert May
Davis Green
Bishop Blacker
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association
Floretta
Salt Lake City
Louisiana
Texas
Tomato Rice Ring With Meat Balls Feeds Six
A thrifty main dish featuring a tomato sauce ring loaded with meat balls. Prepare rice, form a ring, fill with seasoned meat balls, garnish with watercress and pickles, and serve with tomato sauce and buttered rye bread. Includes tomorrow's menu items for breakfast lunch and dinner.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
New Girl Scout Uniforms Boast Snappy Stylings
Fashion editor notes new fall uniforms by Mainbocher for Senior Scouts and leaders with a 12 inch floor length, Intermediate uniforms length for 10 to 14 year olds, reflecting wartime fabric limits and fashion. Existing green tones, belts and hats adapted from Mainbocher design, with changes to headgear for better fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsie Kinard
NEA
NEW York
Girl Scouts of the USA
Mainbocher
Girl Scouts
Hand Made Treasures by Sue Burnett
Advice column offers simple easy to make gift ideas for Christmas. Instructions include pattern numbers 8113 8227 8248 with sizes and fabric yardages. Respondents are told to send 25 cents per pattern plus name address sizes and pattern number to Sue Burnett at Pocatello Post Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Sue
Henry Wilson
Virginia
Pocatello Post
Wells St
Chicago
Ilinois
Service Guild At Bates Home Meeting Northwest Chapter II
Members of Chapter II, Wesleyan Service Guild met Monday evening at the home of Miss Barbara Bates. Miss Bates hosted and president led the session. Mrs. Calvin Welles gave devotionals and spoke on The Meaning of Spiritual Life. Refreshments were served by Miss Bates and her mother Mrs. H. M. Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Teague
Japan
Wesleyan Service Guild
Barbara Bates
Calvin Welles
Rupert Girls Active In Youth Work
Camp Fire activity in Rupert includes Council Fire at the civic auditorium 7 30 to 8 o'clock with Boy Scout Jam boree as the audience. Cheskchamay Camp Fire girls met with guardian Mrs Reed Hansen and voted to send an overseas Christmas package. Multiple Maple Bluebird and Okihilike groups held meetings planning candy sales, card sales and memberships. Officers named include Verla Firkins Juanita Walker Rosalee McMillen Marilyn Robinson Doris Hawk Teresa Frederickson Jo Weeks Helen Nisler Billie Webham Delores Studer JoAnn Deck Collette Jeans Marvelene Hammond Khay Kessinger Karin Olson Coralie Nisbet Margaret Remsberg Eva Lounsbury Carol Moller Jo Ann Linzy Mary Ellen Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Civic Auditorium
Cheskchamay
Reed Hansen
Maple Bluebird Girls
Larry Robinson
Okihi
The
Pershing Pta
Frieda Grace
Pershing School
Verla Firkins
Juanita Walker
Rosalee McMillen
Marilyn Robinson
Anoakyia
Katherine Brockie
Doris Hawk
Barbara McRoberts
Minidoka Dam
Teresa Frederickson
Joan Weeks
Helen Nisler
Billie Webham
William Neisler
Mike Weeks
Pussy Willow Bluebird
Marvin Reynolds
Camp Fire Girls
Okiciyapi
Doyle Craven
Delores Studer
JoAnn Deck
Collette Jeans
Marvelene Hammond
Ikhay Kessinger
Karin Olson
Coralie Nisbet
Margaret Rems
First Voter Mrs Rockwell to Cast First Ballot at 104
Danbury Connecticut resident Mrs Fannie Rockwell, aged 104, will vote on election day for the first time. She did not vote earlier due to lack of interest in politics, noting a historical connection to Ulysses Grant’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Rockwell
Danbury
Suit Preference Play Sparks Talk With Harry Conover
American card authority William E. McKenny reports on a visit with Harry Conover of New York City during which Conover’s service and style in the world of card play drew interest and discussion.
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Harry Conover
New York City
America's Cover Girl Candy Solves Card Tricks in Quiet Interview
Vic Waelay Jones notes Danny known as America's Cover Girl and recalls Conover’s idea of a cover girl opening an icebox. The game column describes a bridge hand where a suit preference play defeats the narrator, and comments on a gin rummy player’s strategic clue. A line about Mars summer heat ends the fragment.
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Vic. Waelay Jones
Danny
Knoivn
America
Mr. Conover
Candy
Harry
East
Conover
West
Bit Of This A Bit Of That by Melinda Mallory
A southeastern Idaho resident writes a daily column for the Post sharing personal advice and inquiries. Readers may address questions to the paper care of Melinda Mallory.
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Melinda Mallory
Idaho
POST
Easy Way To Keep Kitchen Floor Bright And Clean
The piece highlights modern floor care with self polishing wax and no rinse methods. It suggests a full kitchen cleaning day including plants, woodwork, windows, and a kneeling pad on wheels as a handy aid, promoting an effortless cheerful routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Junior
Wesley Harris to Lead Wesley Foundation Meeting
Professor Wesley Harris from the Idaho State college music department will lead the Wesley Foundation meeting at the Methodist parsonage 122 South Garfield after the buffet supper Sunday at 6 30 p m Harris will discuss folk music and interpret world folk songs and guide young people in singing these songs Visitors are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Harris
Idaho State College Music Department
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Parsonage
South Garfield
Harris
Muskrats Blamed for Drying Hartshorn Pond
In Milford New Hampshire muskrats are blamed for drying Hartshorn Pond a popular swimming spot. The animals undermined the pond dam causing water to drain away and dry up the pond.
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Milford
N. H
Hartshorn Pond
Front Tire Underinflation Causes Hard Steering
Underinflation of the front tires is identified as the most common cause of hard steering in automobiles, affecting handling and control.
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LDS Mission
Service Guild
Bates Home
H. M. Bates
Hannibal
Edythe Moison
New Lookout Hills
Alpena
Mich
William E. McKenney
America’s
Mars
North East
New Crea
Max Foster
Hollywood
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