Community notices and club meetings in town
Around Town reports multiple groups planning meetings and events this week. CES hosts officer elections at 8 pm Tuesday at Mrs. Vaughn’s home. Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle meets tonight 7:30 pm in WOW hall. GIA to the B of LE initiates Wednesday at WOW hall with white attire. Brownie Troop 44 aids overseas with a kit and afghans. Mint Cafe promotes a 45 cent luncheon special and new lounge hours. Various guilds and clubs hold meetings and rummage sales, with details on locations and hostesses. Police and city notices include a missing youth, property damage, and road maintenance updates. District court sessions set for Grace and Blackfoot this week.
Four Spinning Wheels and a Spare At The Store
An old fashioned daughter mirrors her grandmother with a fondness for a spinning wheel though she now prefers four wheels and a spare. Shirley Monroe returns to full time at the store with warm greeting for volunteers and customers. College training temporarily suspended.
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Shirley Monroe
Sunday School Officials Plan Afternoon Grace Session
Officials attend an afternoon meeting at Grace as the court session is set for Tuesday with the judge presiding. They are to return to Pocatello Tuesday night and travel to Blackfoot Wednesday. Judge McDougall will oversee Blackfoot district court for Judge Guy Stevens. The Petersen couple returns from a month long car trip to Old Mexico Mexico City Monterrey New Orleans Natchez and Dallas. En route home they visit Denver two days with Petersen’s Boise cousin Bill who is at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital with his wife Mary and daughter Sharon.
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Grace
Pocatello
Blackfoot
McDougall
Guy Stevens
Carrol Petersen
Old Mexico
Mexico City
Old Monterey
New Orleans
Natchez
Miss
Dallas
Texas
Denver
Mr. Petersen
Bill
Boise
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Mary
Sharon
State President Visits Woman's Club on March 5
The Pocatello Woman's club meets Friday March 5 at 1 15 for a luncheon at YWCA headquarters. Mrs H L Hogsett state president of Women's Federated clubs from Twin Falls and Mrs B S Arrington of Ogden will be honored guests. Officer nominations for the coming season will be made. Members may bring guests. Reservations to Mrs Wm Oberg 430 A. Members asked to bring gifts for Boise veterans hospital.
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Pocatello Woman's Club
YWCA
H. L. Hogsett
Twin Falls
Foot specialists warn children outgrow shoes rapidly
Foot specialists say children outgrow their shoes every one to six months until they are fifteen, influencing sizing guidelines and purchase timing for families.
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Radiant Evening Club
CES
Harry Vaughn
N. Lincoln
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
GIA
Brownie
Girl Scouts
Emerson School
Dorothy Walker
S. Hayes
New Mint
Second and Center
Thelma Roberts
Myron Bullock
St. Margaret's Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
H. Woodhame
Wiliam Halsey
Ladies Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Edgar Taylor
T. C. Evans
FE. M. Gordon
A. H. Asbee
England
George Owens
Girl Scout Council
Bannock
Billy Club
Green Triangle Club
Muriel Carter
Filmore
West Side
C. W. Carter
New Mint Cafe
Ted Talbot
Second and
Lewis
Presbyterian Young Matron's Club
Shaw Auto Parts
Second and Clark
Estel Walz
Keystone Lodge No
A.M
IOOF
M. T. Sargent
Mint
Emil] Zweigart
East
Bonneville
Red Hill
Paul Ritzman
South Tenth
Ash Street
Adv
McCracken
Caribou County
Karol Stephens
Soda Springs
American Falls
Burley
W. P. Havener
Rio Vista
Chubbuck
Batise
Hawthorn
Isaac McDougall
Ray Bistline
Francis First Sterling
Francis
Sheffield Plate
Sterling
Idaho
Tribune
LDS Stake
Henry Eyring
Eva May Green
Claribel W. Aldous
Salt Lake City
General Sunday School Board of
The
Church
Richard E. Folland
Deseret Sunday School Union Board
Rearrow
H. Keith Keller
West Pocatello Stake
Kenneths. Bennion
F. H. Baugh
Logan
Utah
General Board
Ralph B. Keeler
Draper
Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Buits
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Rsa Beauty
Vane Teear Tovatolio
Mate Presa
Woman’s Club
Petersen
Penneys
Penney
Childcraft
U. S. Pat
Penney’s
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