Personal Mention Across Cities and Aboard Families
Mrs D Jones returned this week to Atlanta after four weeks with Mrs Stuart Cameron and her young son Bruce. Cameron underwent major surgery during the visit. Jones stopped in Evanston Illinois to see Gordon Jensen and the former Evelyn Miller Jones works in student finances. Before heading to Pocatello she spent time in Salt Lake City with sister Mrs John Thomas. Steven Alfred Rathofer, first child of Captain and Mrs Alfred Rathofer of Tokyo, has arrived. He has visited Gate City and Mrs G W Johnstone hosted in Idaho. The Rathofer couple plan to return to the United States in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jones
Atlanta
Stuart Cameron
Oung
Bruce
Pocatello
Jones
Salt Lake City
John Thomas
Steven Alfred Rathofer
Alfred Rathofer
Tokyo
Gate City
Rathofer
G. W. Johnstone
Ravine Drive
Eagle Ladies Hold Meeting in LA to FOE 119
Regular Monday evening gathering at Madge Campbell’s home saw President Ruth Decker appoint committees for upcoming events. Bazaar and cooked food sale set for December 1 at Centre Paint Co. rummage sale December 1 at USO North First. Sick, social and birthday committees named with members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Campbell
Ruth Decker
Centre Paint Co
Louise Myler
Mary Green
Verna Schneider
USO
North First
Dora Hayden
Florence Critchley
Julia Olsen
Verna Veach
Jane Cox
Clara Hemingway
Group members attend Guthrie McClintie Medea play
ISc members and students traveled by chartered bus to see Robinson Jeffers Medea performed by Judith Anderson. Students listed include Bud Roselle Kirkendall Don Bates Irong eu Ferrell Lusk Inez Burk ter Ralph Moon Dorothy Lilli idge Mal Schryer Polly Fitch ary Ellen Warner Lee Erickson Margaret Plastino Jane Anderson Margaret Rowe Uoah Hull Delores nes Kiyo Morimoto Dave Hubbard Bud Skinner Allen Blomquist E C Reynolds and Rhea Cottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E City
ISC
le Guthrie McClintie
Robinson Jeffers
Medea
Crocheted Gloves Pattern by Anne Cabot
Simple crochet gloves in cuffed style with contrasting bands. Includes stitch illustrations and finishing directions in multiple sizes. To obtain complete pattern instructions send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to Anne Cabot, Pocatello Post, 1150 Avenue 2 the Americas, New York 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Pocatello Post
Avenue 2
the Americas
New York 19
Social Calendar notices at La to B of LF and E and Kappa Chapter
LA to B of LF and E members meet Friday at 12 30 for a covered dish luncheon. Twenty five year members and November birthdays will be honored. Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting postponed to Tuesday evening due to Armistice Day. Armstrong family reunion Friday November 12 at 7 p.m. at the Robin LDS recreation hall. For info call Mrs E J Kelly or Mrs Frank Schwabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Trinity Parish Hall
Old Settlers Meet Set For Nov 13 At IOOF Hall
Rupert announces the Annual Old Settlers meeting at 7 30 p m Saturday November 13 in the IOOF hall. A pot luck feed starts at 7 30 with the committee providing chicken potatoes coffee and rolls. Attendance limited to adults and spouses who have lived on the Minidoka Project since 1908 or earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Old Settlers
IOOF
C. H. Burgher
YWCA Leader Arrives for Sessions in Pocatello
Miss Ruth Lois Hill senior YWCA official arrives in Pocatello to consult with local leaders. She meets fiancé committee and public affairs panel, with sessions Saturday starting at 3 p.m. and an organizational board meeting at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lois Hill
Young Women’s Christian Association
Pocatello
Gate City
YWCA
Miss Hill
Business Girls
Johnston
Penn
Brockton
Mass
Billings, Mont
Ywca Mission Center
San Francisco
Boston University
New York School of Social Work
Massachusetts
Board of Trustees
Thanksgiving Feast Centerpiece and Evening Provisions
The article outlines festive table styling with Irish linens and Melrose silver for a bountiful Thanksgiving. It offers two appetizer recipes, Clam Spread and Clams 4-6 servings, with detailed ingredient lists and method. It also notes local social updates from Malad including residents Lloyd Rollin Thomas and B L Thomas visiting relatives and others at regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda DeKnight
WAC Beauty Course Boosts Training At Camp Lee
Lt. Margaret E. Brewster leads a three part WAC program at Camp Lee Va focusing on body conditioning athletic skills and rhythmic activities. The effort aims to create a fitter more coordinated volunteer corps with archery badminton basketball swimming dancing and team sports as core elements. Brewster a Beatrice Nebraska native holds degrees from Missouri Michigan and studied at several colleges while serving as a PE instructor.
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Camp Lee
Margaret E. Brewster
WAC
Brewster
Beatrice
Neb
University of Missouri
Michigan
Christian College
Columbia
University of California
Indiana University
Bloomington
India
Margaret
Royal Baby Likely Boy Says Medical Experts
A Chicago report notes the odds slightly favor a boy for Princess Elizabeth's baby. A spokesperson from the American Medical Association cites a tendency for male births after war and genealogists find more boys than girls across 11 generations in the Windsor line, with no collateral branches counted.
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Chicago
Elizabeth
American Medical Association
Prince Philip
Therincess
Medical Association
House of Windsor
George Ili
Princess Elizabeth
Windsor
Philip
Denmark
Christian IX
Andrew
Greece
Malad FHA Honor Week Highlights Hobo Day Roles
Malad high school hosts National Future Homemakers week with initiation rites and candy sales by FHA members. Twenty girls dressed as hoboes earned 23 dollars for the FHA treasury. Selma Williams named Hobo Queen. Chapter officers listed: Lucille Corbridge president Iris Lee Hess vice president Helen Edwards secretary Helen Rutter treasurer Leonore Crowther reporter Shelba Thomas advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Future Home Makers of America
FHA
Selma Williams
Leland Williams
Lucille Corbridge
Iris Lee Hess
Helen Edwards
Helen Rutter
Leonore Crowther
Shelba Thomas
Preston Rotary hears ISC members and guests program
Idaho State college faculty members and two students presented a program at the Preston Rotary club meeting invited by Harold Swift. Prof Bluford F. Minor head of education spoke, with Harold G. Mealy introducing Prof Hudolph Goranson head of music. Lenny Eagan and Lois Cullen performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Preston Rotary Club
Harold Swift
Bluford F. Minor
Harold G. Mealy
Datee
Hudolph She Goranson
Lenny Eagan
Lois Cullen
Falls High School Notes and Upcoming Events
The senior ball is set for November 19 in the high school gym with the theme Shine On Harvest Moon. Committee lists cover decorating recruiting invitation refreshment and entertainment plus an orchestra and advertising team. The Junior play Brother Goose has been cast with roles assigned and a date pending. Idaho State Safety Division Paul Vaughn presented films Screw Drivers and Once Upon a Time to students. Hansen the magician substituted for Wear. Navy 18 brings an assembly by Edwin A Rowland on The Value of a Hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilene Schroeder
Warren Littlefield
Ethlene Ransom
Dick Zaring
Grace Sweet
Billie Bryan
Jackie Moulton
Marlene Mayer
Helen Roseberg
Irene Neu
Leona Permann
Fritz Eymann
Vernon Friesen
Tommy Davie
Bob Misenhimer
Miral Thornton
Gilbert Barnard
Duane Havlicak
Brother Goose
Jeff
Leon Kelley
Carol
Betty Joyce Schafer
Ann Eames
Eve
Ardella Fetzer
Mrs
Ival Thornton
Merritt Thornhill
George E. Vaughn
Idaho State Safety Division
American Falls
Hansen
Edwin A. Rowland
Navy
Dinner at Sterling home ends preholiday gathering
A pre holiday dinner party was held at the home of Mrs. Agnes Driscoll of Sterling on Sunday afternoon for a large group of guests. Among those include Mrs. Pearls York, Mrs. York, Edith Nessen, Logan, Mr. and Mrs. William Beasley and son Steven, Harriet Driscoll and Mrs. John Johnson and daughter Carolyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Driscoll
Sterling
Pearls York
York
Edith Nessen
Logan
William Beasley
Steven
Harriet Driscoll
John Johnson
Carolyn
New YWCA Club Forms For Working Girls
A new club for business professional and industrial girls has formed at the city YWCA. Officers include Shirley Pope as president Emma Miller as vice president Antoinette Mascioni secretary and Jean York treasurer. Meetings will be held the second and fourth Mondays with dinners hosted by Pope and Miller. Members include Barbara Allen Darlene Sealey Marian Law Pauline Smith Jeroma Zoach and others. contact YWCA or Miss Vivian Matson for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Aston Anderson
Antoinette Mascioni
Salt Lake Ity
Shirley Pope
Emma Miller
Jean York
Ywca Club Rooms
Barbara Allen
Darlene Sealey
Marian Law
Pauline Smith
Jeroma Zoach
The
Miss Vivian Matson
Pumpkins Planted Safely Side by Side With Melons
Contrary to belief pumpkins do not mix with watermelons and muskmelons. The crops should be planted safely side by side.
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Eagle Ladies
Ool
Mrs. Anne Cabot
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Lloyd Rollin Thomas
USAC
B. L
B. A. Jones
Thomas D. Evans
Gwen Ward
Clarice
Taft Pett
Heber Evans
Nyssa
Oreton
Harman W. Nichols
United Press Staff
Washington
Preston
Pocatello Mattress Mfg. CO
No. Johnson
Sue Burnett
Wells St
Ill
United States
Salvation Army
Hunter's
With
Sixes
Neers
Posen
Dee Sutaly
Blue Ridden
Burlington Mills
Utopia
Gabardine
Kelly
BROWN
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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