Social clubs host gatherings across city in weeklong events
Mrs A D Lawrence elected president of the Art and Travel Club at Dr Minnie Howard's home with Mrs Robert Stevenson as vice president. Numerous bridge and luncheon events follow, with high scores awarded to multiple members and committees named for arrangements. Tea and floral decor featured in several gatherings, including Bannock hotel and Green Triangle venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D Lawrence
Art and Travel Club
Minnie Howard
South Garfield Avenue
Robert C Stevenson
Heber Payne
Frank Anthony
Lawrence
Anthony
Howard
Stevenson
S. C. Winters
Charles Waring
Art Magazine
Frank Hix
Shamrock Club
Green Triangle
Mary Girard
Charles Lamoreaux
H. L McClintock
J. C. Townsend
Siegel Hall
Glenn's Ferry
Robert W. Mullca
Edward L. Garst
J. H. Hibbard
J. W. Foreman
F. E. Tydeman
CH Pinkerton
Orval Fox
H.R White
George Galbraith
Viola Chapman
Hix
Garst
Tydeman
Woman's Study League
Y. W. C. A. Club
Drew W. Standrod Jr
Cyril Prouty
Warren Vickrey
FE. Brady
Frank Paradice
Sara van Wormer
G. F. Williams
Sunny Side Up Club Entertainment at Trabant Home
Sunny Side Up club members visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trabant at their north city home Monday evening. Five hundred was the diversion. Dr. James Davis and Mrs. Ann Biggins won and placed. Guests included Mrs. Ivy Cooper and others. representatives listed. A delightful supper was served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Pearson
South Fourth Avenue
Harry Clifford
Otto Schumacher
Charles Gustin
Frank Schiele
V. L Ruggles
Ruggles
Mr Clifford
Sunny Side Up Club
Fred Trabant
City
Five Hundred
James Davis
Ann Biggins
Ivy Cooper
H. A. Murphy
Violet Spillman
Ellen Goddard
Carl Brandt
George Lowther
Cam Brandt
Thomas Cavanaugh
Mary Martz
Ollie Blalock
Alice Cosgrave
Clara Cameron
Congregational Ladies Meet at-Parlor Program
The Ladies Circle of the Congregational church met in the church parlors with Mrs. B. M Hines presiding. Mrs W I Cornell led a paper on foreign missions while Lorna Jane Cornell and Margery Smith gave vocal numbers. Tea followed, hosted by several members, and luncheon guests included Mrs Ward Miller of Denver and others. A bridge game concluded the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
B. M Hines
W. I Cornell
Lorna Jane Cornell
Margery Smith
F. A. Purdy
Charles Adamson
Davidson
McDonald
W. A McHan
C. D. Bistline
Arthur Petersen
J. F Wood
South Fourth Avenue
Ward Miller
Denver
Colorado
Ray Hunter
Robert Watson
Motorcycle Club Hosts Public Card Party in Pocatello
The Pocatello Motorcycle Club held a Tuesday evening party at the new club room on North Main. Pinochle and five hundred determined high scores with Mrs. Frank Varley, Mrs. Jeanette Morgan, DI Benson, and Ray Taylor winning top honors. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Ray Taylor, Mrs. W. W. C. Allen, Phil Carter, and Frank Discher Jr. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pocatello Motorcycle Club
North Main Street
Frank Varley
Jeanette Morgan
DI Benson
Ray Taylor
W.W. C. Allen
Phil Carter
Frank Discher Jr
Surprise party for Mrs Cox at East Dillon home
A group of friends and neighbors surprised Mrs. C. E. Cox with a delightful party at her East Dillon home on Wednesday afternoon. Games and music followed by tea at five o'clock. A crystal bowl of spring blossoms centered the table with place cards for twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Manion
Monroe Avenue
H. A. Willis
Utah
Emma Gregg
Margaret Frandsen
E. E Jones
Harold Mitchell
N. E Manson
Barnhart
J. B. Kite
Walter Johnson
R. D. Carter
I. V. Baggs
Tom Crockett
Crockett
Jones
C. E. Cox
East Dillon
George Walker
Ed Foster
Leroy Burton
A. J. Banyard
E. F Grady
Fred Brothers
A Dibble
Walter Sanders
Phil Joyal
FP. C. Lewis
O B Dean
la von Monson
Italy tightens map control amid wartime secrecy
An Italian military institute now exclusively controls map making and printing. No Nazi territory maps may be sold without official approval, reflecting wartime restrictions and centralized data management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Military Pee Institute
Local Delegates to Attend B P W Convention in Boise
Miss Nora Boyum and Mrs. R. S. Stringfellow depart for Boise to attend a dinner for Miss Marion McClench, national federation president, before the state convention opens at Payette lakes. Mrs. Estella Mulliner will lead as first vice president due to Mrs. Gilgan's illness. Pocatello chairs the banquet with special favors planned. Lutie Stearns will appear as a program drawing card during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Boyum
R. S. Stringfellow
Boise
Boise Business and Professional Women's Club
Marion McClench
National Federation
Payette Lakes
Miss Boyum
Pocatello Club
Stringfellow
Rose RK. Gilgan
Estella Mulliner
Idaho
Gilgan
State Federation
Pocatello
Dean Dyer Addresses Shelley High School Graduates
Shelley May 31 Dean Dyer delivered an address to twenty eight Shelley High School graduates at commencement on the vocation theme. Superintendent Maeser presented the class and Bert Holland awarded diplomas as musical selections and a valedictory followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn Madsen
Hilda Stoker
Forrest Patchin
Ferne Thompson
Emma Peterson
Lora Phillips
William Manning
Wendell Hark
No Convention Of B P W This Year
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women will skip its annual convention for the 11th time. Regional conferences will act as national meetings, with an executive board session July 7–9 in Chicago. Key figures include Miss Marion H. McClench and Miss Lena Madesin Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Marion H. McClench
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Martha Connore
East St. Louis
Europe
Lena Madesin Phillips
New York City
Olga Stasiny
Omaha
Nebraska
Macronist
Lillian M. Gilbreth
Montclair
N. J
National Research
Charl O. Williams
Washington, D. C
National Education
Federation
Tourist travel on rise says A Y P Hiway rep in city
Hank Pilger of the A Y P Hiway reports growing tourist travel yearly with more parks cabins oil stations and cafes. He notes communities must advertise and keep routes and bureau services visible to attract motorists, while travel publicity in the east drives visitors here. The piece lists several local names connected to the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Pilger
A. Y. P. Hiway
Mr. Pilger
Adelaide School of Music Announces Strong Summer Faculty
Music students are offered a robust summer session at the Adelaide School of Music beginning June 2. Regular teachers will attend, including Mr and Mrs Gaylord Sanford, who will teach locally this summer due to demand. New faculty additions include Vito Petrone the Italian tenor and Clara Albion Harrison, noted for teaching and directing standard operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Christensen
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Adelaide Anderson Sanford
M. M
Gaylord Sanford
Evelyn Lundgren
B. M
Margaret Allard
Sara T. van Wormer
A. W. Ashton
Johnny Mary McCabe
Ellen. Strong Stites
Florence Kelly
L. Roubidoux
Ray Thorpe
Jean Brown
Lucile Maguire
Alice Watson
P. B. Wilson
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Idaho
Adelaide School of Music
Chicago
Vito Petrone
Clara Albion Harrison
Unusual Opportunities For Beginners At Local School Affiliation
Well known to southeastern Idaho the school will affiliate at this time offering unusual opportunities for beginners in piano and violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Chicken dinner at Mrs Holland's today
A local notice announces a chicken dinner fundraiser at Mrs Holland's location at 148 North Ay. Proceeds support a community cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Notice of debts not my responsibility
Public notice from Roy E Bacon of Pocatello Idaho dated May 31 1930 stating he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than himself. Signed Roy E Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello, Idaho
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Sacred Heart Circles
E O North
Frank Reiger
S B Dewsell
Frank Pickett
Philip Roche
E Oo Norman
William N McCarty
North Arthurvenue
Joseph H. Peterson
Carl Valentine
Nate Black
A B Canfield
F. A. Burton
Margaret Gilmore
Edith Wright
McCarty
Bannock
Clark B. Moon
John Hood
William White
T. R. Davis
Paul Nash
George North
S. M Nixon
Eedr
Th Wright
Hood
Bannock Hotel
Harold Bohrseheid
Port Arthur
Franch
Harold Fowler
L. M Earl
John Taylor
Vaughn Lyons
James Allen
Alta Marie King
Helen Honnold
Thera Carr
Stella Trownsend
Geraldine Courens
Norvine Toomey
Clara Swanson
Vera Clark
Jewell Don Eloise Holt
Thelma Vincent
Edward B. Donnelly
W. K. Eagan
Ray Stevens
Blackfoot
Miss Honnold
Miss Toomey
Eenterlained
Congregational
Charles M_ Peake
Salt Lake
California
John Tupper
Mr. Tupper
Los Angeles
Civic Club
YW CA
Garfield Avenue
Catholic League
Catholic Women's League
Milo Hunt
B. F. Hunt
Miss Hunt
Ruby Curtis
Jane Kellow
Eunice Marshall
Clarence Peck
Roxie Eesley
Lucille Lalas
Henry Thomas
Harry Puckett
Arlo Cleveland
Florence Shade
Lottie Hill
Roy C. Thoma
Capt. Emmett
Chi! Curtis
Thomas Kellow
Madge Lewis
Chris Barbie
George Peck
Garnett Kimball
Edgar Marshall
Ruby Kellow
Mary Marshall
Catherine Sorenson
Dolly Kellow
Chad Simmons
Mary
Herry Kellow
Chester G. Wells
Elizabeth
Carolyn
Paigo
Washington
Claude Bistline
Claude Jr
Carol Jean
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Mrs. Bacheler
H. D. Bacheler
South
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Contract Bridge Club
Loren Schnabel
Nancy Ellen
Loren Lee
Marysville
Schnabel
School of Music
Northwestern University of Chicago
Herman G. Hobbie
Miss Prances Gray
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Kemmerer High School
Miss Gray
Bernice Warner
Hobbie
Wyoming City
University Guild
Rowants
Thomas Hardy
Seattle
Alice Waempler
John W. Peter
Wash
Robert Shore
Olympia, Wash
Yellowstone Park
D. D. Wakefield
Twin Falls
E. C. Kinney
A. N. Thompson
Oscar Foss
Marjorie D. Dodge
Albuquerque
N. M
Foss
South Tenth Avenue
Donald Brynn
Blanche Gustin
R. W. Dodge
Clark
Thompson
Hanoi
Mrs. Cox
Helen Moser Hannigan
Perryburg
Ohio
St. Petersburg
Alice Frances Watson
Adelaide Anderson 8&Choo
Associated Press
Marilyn Milter
Michael Farmer
Dublin
Dean Dyer
Shelley
Tribune
Ruth Chantrill
Josephine Allen
Lucile Smith
Leigh Bair
Ada Winn
Ada Kirkham
DeEsta Call
Minnie Cox
Yale Holland
Earl Hampton
Esam Inouge
Erskine Quigg
Virginia Johnson
Frank Sparks
Jay Jensen
Wendell Hammer
Helen Nelison
Chester Thomas
Stella Anderson
Leah Harker
New York
Adelaide Anderson
N. Hayes
Roy E. Bacon
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