Pocatello Women's Club Sees Luncheon Change and Speaker
Pocatello Women s Club members meet Friday at the YWCA for a luncheon at 1 15 pm and a program by A L Merrell on Our American Way of Life. Moose Women drill team meets tonight at 7 30 pm with square dancing after practice.
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YWCA
A. L. Merrell
Women OF the Moose
Moose Temple
Members of FOE 119 Ladies Auxiliary Host Party
The Ladies Auxiliary to FOE 119 held an informal Monday evening party at Trinity Parish hall with school box lunches and all day suckers. Zelma Tripplett led the winning attendance team and Verna Schneider led the losers who will entertain them. New captains Clara Hemingway and Mary Tomasitch were named.
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FOE
Trinity Parish Hall
Zelma Tripplett
Verna Schneider
Clara Hemingway
Mary Tomasitch
Mary Green
Dorothy Ohman
Mary O’connor
Grace PTA Meets Wednesday
Grace PTA held a meeting with Mrs. Golda Christensen presiding. Parents toured classrooms, a school lunch was served, and Milton Hartvigsen spoke on a new reorganization plan. Community singing was led by Olene Anderson. Mrs. Evan Adams’ third grade won the banner for highest parent turnout.
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Golda Christensen
PTA
Grace Organization
Fred M. Cooper
Milton F. Hartvigsen
Olene Anderson
Evan Adams
Beach to spray DDT on Atlantic City beach next summer
The Atlantic City city commission plans a mechanical boardwalk device to lay down a DDT fog on the beach to kill mosquitos and pests for the upcoming summer season.
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Atlantic City
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City Commission
Drumming Song of the Ruffed Grouse Explained
The ruffed grouse drums not by striking the log or wings together but by beating the wings against the wind to produce the sound. The behavior is a display rather than contact with its perch.
Kensington Holds Afternoon Party for Bazaar Planning
Electa Kensington members met at the Masonic temple to complete arrangements for their annual bazaar on November first. Thirty-four members and two guests, including Mrs Ina Tarrel and Mrs Lillian Tesarik of Opportunity Washington, enjoyed luncheon at 1 15 followed by sewing and social visiting.
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Electa Kensington
Masonic Temple
Ina Tarrel
Lillian Tesarik
Opportunity
Washington
Relief Society Hears Leaders in Third Ward Meeting
The Third ward Relief Society met Tuesday afternoon with theology leader Etta Walker presenting the program. Performances included a piano duet by Lillis Hill and Lucille Kuhre, a clarinet solo by Melba Stocks, reading by June Oviatt, and a vocal trio by Wanda Jorgenson Eva Knowles and Doris Casperson. Future group leaders were named for literature Cora Copening social science Letha Stevenson sewing service LeVon Dalton and teacher topic leader Dora Western.
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Etta Walker
Third Ward Relief Society
Ward Church
Lillis Hill
Lucille Kuhre
Melba Stocks
Reading
June Oviatt
Wanda Jorgenson
Eva Knowles
Doris Casperson
Cora Copening
Letha Stevenson
LeVon Dalton
Dora Western
Scout Troop 14 Plans Fall Hike From Pocatello
Scout Troop 14 of Pocatello Girl Scouts will hike Saturday morning amid frost on Scarlet leaves. Led by Mrs. Ray Kuhn and Mrs. H. C. Baldridge, the group departs at 9 30 a.m. from City Creek to the Kiwanis picnic area. Each girl will bring ingredients for a pocket stew as they study outdoor cooking and earn the foot traveler badge with Terry Walker from ISC assisting.
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Troop 14
Pocatello Girl Scouts
Ray Kuhn
H. C. Baldridge
City Creek
Kiwanis
Terry Walker
ISC
Church Plans Full Youth Season At First Congregational
The Rev. Ed Cunningham announces a complete season of youth activities at First Congregational Church. The High Road Club for junior high began Sept 19 with leaders Jane Lancaster, Kathleen Dillon, and Beverly Kenaga, a Pilgrim Fellowship state officer. The Scrooby club for high schoolers started Sunday evenings, with campers from Pilgrim Cove returning with reports. A Congo club dinner Sunday night featured Allan Bloomquist as president as the group starts its first full year.
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First Congregational Church
Ed Cunningham
Highroad Club
Jane Lancaster
Kathleen Dillon
Beverly Kenaga
Beverly
Pilgrim Fellowship
Pilgrim Cove
Congo Club
Allan Bloomquist
Church adopts drive in audio for shut ins in Madison
Trinity Lutheran church in Madison South Dakota installs four automobile speakers outside the building to let shut ins and disabled parishioners hear services from their cars.
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Madison
S. D
Trinity Lutheran Church
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