Miss Hackworth to Attend Meeting of B P W Club
The Business and Professional Women's club met at Ross Park for a June gathering with a picnic supper arranged by several members. Miss Hackworth was elected national convention delegate with Miss Campbell as alternate. reports were given on the Gooding state convention and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ross Park
Florence Marshall
Eva Smith
Elizabeth Hughes
Elizabeth Monte
Minnie Podell
Waldean Jones
Miss Pederson
Margaret Roghaar
Neill Campbell
Helen Case
Reed Smith
Rita
Los Anges
Mabel Hackworth
Gooding
Jean Campbell
Grace Dye
Marie Howard
Rose Enke
Phyllis Burgoyne
Thousand Springs Farm
Minnie Miller
Eudora Ramsay McDonald
Miss Hackworth
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Chicago
Lucile Bailey
Boise
Pocatello Club
Georgie Rose
Evelyn Cook
Ohadi Club
Rose
South Arthur Avenue
Viola Hoagland
Los Angeles
Ruth Traughber
Inez Webb
Pans’ Meek
Emma Ehlert
Mayme Cor
2 Stout
Donna Hall
Mary P.diy
Charlotte Munger
Edith Sjoblom
Lavern Dean
Good Taste Today With Emily Post Advice Selections
Dear Mrs Post asks about sending invitations versus announcements to distant friends. The reply explains invitations express hospitality and friendship while announcements simply announce a wedding. The column also covers polite phrases excuses and how to address job applications for a businesswoman using Miss and how to present a name in correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
John Jones
Mrs. Post
Business Woman
Elsie Blank
Miss Blank
Miss
War Mother Head Reception Honors Mrs Virgil Stone
An informal reception and luncheon were held at the Bannock hotel to honor Mrs. Virgil Stone national American War Mother president. Attendees included state and local officers from Idaho and Wyoming, plus numerous chapter leaders from Blackfoot Pocatello Wallace and other towns. Stone plans a Pacific coast tour then travels to Denver Omaha and eastern states arriving Washington D C in mid summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Hotel
Virgil Stone
George W. Smith
Bannock County
Frank Gross
Shoshone
E. DeKay
Blackfoot
Irving Fairweather
Wallace
National Organization
A. T. West
J. D. Jensen
Mary Davis
Mary F. Dawson
H. W. Hungerford
M. A. Miles
Ella Carson
Mary Musgrave
Bessie Armour
Mary Bradbury
Mary C. Holmes
Clara B. Robinson
Idaho Falls
Viola Thiel Weds William J. Walker in Boise
Mrs. E. E. Holland announces the marriage of her daughter Viola Thiel to William J. Walker of Boise. Ceremony held at First Baptist church Boise with Rev. Fred E. Shields officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Ray Evans and best man C. Lewis Walker. A Boise hotel breakfast followed with many relatives listed. The couple will reside in Boise after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Holland
Viola Thiel
William J. Walker
Boise
First Baptist Church
Fred E. Shields
Ray Evans
Fort Hall
C. Lewis Walker
Meridian
Holland
C. Ben Ross
Helen Usadel
E. D. Wilson
Elvin Rabbo
Sans Souci Club Hosts Kensington Afternoon
Members of the Sans Souci club enjoyed a Kensington afternoon as guests of Mrs. Robert E. Manning on Tuesday. Attendees included Mrs. Ray Brookhart Mrs. C. D. Amphlett Mrs. John Woffington Mrs. W. C. Allingsworth and Mrs. Mina Backenberg. Mrs. Manning served cooling refreshments late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci Club
Kensington
Robert E. Manning
Ray Brookhart
C. D. Amphlett
John Woffington
W. C. Allingsworth
Mina Backeberg
Manning
Garden party hostesses guests listed for informal Tuesday
Mrs Edwin E Byer hosted a charming informal garden party Tuesday morning with guests including Mrs A M Jacobsen and her Boise house guest Mrs C E Boggs, along with Mrs N B Grossman Mrs E E Moberly Mrs R B Turner Mrs C F Peterman and Mrs O R Baum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Byer
A. M. Jacobsen
C. E. Boggs
Boise
N. B. Grossman
E. E. Moberly
R. 8. Turner
C. F. Peterman
O. R. Baum
Rexburg Visit Ends as Guests Head to Denver
Edwin E. Byers hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Jensen of Seattle who spent several days in Rexburg and traveled on Tuesday toward Denver to make their home. The Westway club plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs. David Francom's home on East Lander. The American Legion auxiliary activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Byer
Allen K. Jensen
Seattle
Rexburg
Denver
Westway Club
David Francom
East Lander
American Legion Auxiliary
Strange As It Seems Lesson On Water Boiling Points
A column explains how boiling depends on pressure and shows water at 212 degrees can be solid or liquid under high pressure. It notes high altitude cooking and how heat may not raise temperature once boiling begins. Also recalls a 1929 Auburn fishing tale and hints at tomorrow's topic, the Champion Chewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Pitts
Auburn
Ala
Scottish Rite to Meet Thursday for Lodge of Perfection and Kadosh
Scottish Rite members are reminded of Thursday night 7:30 meetings for the Lodge of Perfection and the Council of Kadosh. Fall reunion dates will be set and membership ballot items discussed. Officers will be elected after the Lodge session. all Council members urged to attend. Last summer meeting of Scottish Rite bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Perfection
Council of Kadosh
Johnston Services Set for Thursday
Funeral services for Henry Edward Johnston age 7 of 1312 South Second will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m from the Sixth Ward L D S church. Interment will be at Evanston Wyoming. The child was killed Sunday when he ran into a car driven by H J Dekker who was released Monday by a coroner s jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Edward Johnston
Henry H. Johnston
South Second
L. D
Evanston
Wyo
Young Johnston
H. J. Dekker
Dekker
Coroner Returns Verdict On Dekker Road Crash
Henry Edward Johnston seven-year-old of 1312 South Second died Sunday evening when struck by a Gibson Jack driver H J Dekker. The coroner jury ruled the death accidental and unavoidable as the boy crossed barefoot with a canvas over his head and horn sounds caused the car to strike him traveling 20 to 25 mph. The body rests at Hall mortuary with funeral plans to follow. Survived by his parents twin brother Donald and sister Jaqueline. father employed in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Edward Johnston
Henry H. Johnston
South Second
H. J. Dekker
Gibson Jack
Dekker
Hall Mortuary
Donald
Jaqueline
Montana
Korah Improves. Idaho Senator to Return to Office
Senator Korah of Idaho, confined by illness to his apartment, showed marked improvement and his secretary said he would likely return to his office tomorrow. The update came from Washington on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korah
Idaho
Pocatellans Join Omnibus Tour from Idaho
Five residents from Pocatello and nearby join 600 Omnibus College students on a Wichita University sponsored tour to the Atlantic seaboard. The Idaho group includes Miss Alice E. Watson Miss Onetta Peterson Miss May Weber Miss Byron F. Dixon and Miss Mary Hubbard. They will tour the old South New England Washington New York Quebec Niagara Falls and the Chicago fair returning in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kas
Pocatello and
Atlantic Seaboard
Omnibus College
Municipal University of
Wichita
Kan
Alice E. Watson
Hood Apartments
Onetta Peterson
North Hayes
May Weber
North Garfield
Byron F. Dixon
Pocatello
Mary Hubbard
Grace
Old South
New England
Washington
New York
Quebec
Niagara Falls
Idaho
Pacific
Victoria
Canada
Tia Juana
Mexico
Red Cross Groups Meet Here Friday
Idaho Red Cross chapter workers gather Friday for the annual Home Service Institute. They plan a formal program and session on community aid with emphasis on organizing Red Cross activities in the Lakes to Gulf waterway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Home Service Institute of Idaho Red Cross
Veterans Convergence Outlines 1960s Era Benefits Seminar
Under San Francisco director R. E. Arne and Ray Alston of Salt Lake, a two day program lists sessions on veterans legislation, Red Cross policy, claims filing and buildup, home service funding, chapter leadership, new VA forms, home service records, and conference highlights with a luncheon and reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Arne
San Francisco
War Service
Ray Alston
Salt Lake
Laison
Red Cross
Alston
Veterans
Veterans’ Administration
Detroit
Arne
Who Else In Idaho Newsroom Mystery
The Capital News notes Governor Ross uses we in his address to both houses and wonders who else joins him. It hints at a possible supportive wife and calls for checks on civilian conservation corps workers in Idaho for a dollar a day, fearing Republican presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Capital News
Doughty
Tommy Coffin
Civilian Conservation Corps
Idaho
Mountain climber and local figures noted in Idaho town items
The column highlights R C Thoma’s climber son and Oxford peak ascent, I H Masters’s push for a special legislative session, and Ed Kinney’s railroading career and bean farming legacy in Twin Falls. Also mentioned are sadow proof slips on sale, and the garden of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Brown at 420 South Tenth Avenue in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Thoma
Idaho
Mount Borah
Oxford Peak
Boise Statesman
I. H. Masters
Pocatello
George D. Brown
South Tenth Avenue
Local garden praise and dry law debates in Idaho
The piece praises local flower gardens in Pocatello including a home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cowen. It also weighs in on alcohol policy, predicting Idaho will vote dry in September and noting elections and enforcement efforts amid broader national repeal discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Kansas
Tommy Coffin
Pope
Ross
Davis and wife visit Fort Hall during trip from Chicago
E A Davis chief clerk of the Indian service sanatorium at Tacoma Washington and his wife paused at Fort Hall on the way home from a trip to the world fair in Chicago. Mrs Davis a native of Idaho. A drum and bugle corps will hold a cake sale at the Pocatello Gas company office on Saturday June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
E. A. Davis
Indian Service
Tacoma
Wash
Chicago
Pocatello Gas Company
Secretaries Dern Rainey Fly to Open Washington Event
Secretary of War Dern and Speaker Henry T. Rainey departed in an army plane for Chicago to attend the opening ceremonies in Washington after June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Dern
Henry T. Rainey
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Emily
John Hix
Oohn
E. Pitts
Alg
Fat Redding
Frié
PLAGE
Coroner’s Jury
Pocatellans
Omnibus Tour
Eage
Buzz —of
Rossiter
Edward Daniel Kinney
E. C. Kinney
Twin Falls
Ed Kinney
H. J. Plumhof
Plumhof
Larry Cowen
FUR Shop
Leora M. Grue
S. Arthur. PH
Idaho Coal & Ice CO
Pique
Voile
Rayon Crepe
America
PF Corp
Iimerica
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