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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1949
Page
5
Basic square dance moves explained by Mel Day for Friday sessions at Bannock hotel. The article details calls like Left Allemande Right and Left Grand and Do Pas Do, Do Ci Do, Ladies Chain, and Partners. It emphasizes listening to the call and practicing until movements become automatic.
Crochet these durable sandals for girls using cotton rug yarn in blue and tan. Pattern No. 5341 includes complete instructions and material requirements for small, medium, and large sizes with illustrated stitches. Send 20c in coins plus name, address, and pattern number to Anne Cabot at Pocatello Post New York.
General Chairman Walter Blake returns from Chicago and Omaha with a message for Pocatello B of LE members. The regular meeting at 1 p.m. at the WOW will present the update to members.
Members of the Pocatello Theater Guild will hold a special meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the MacKenzie building. AW members are urged to be present.
Hair needs prep before a permanent. Brittle ends can be cut and dry hair oiled with warm olive oil before bed for several treatments. Massaging the scalp and careful tugging during conditioning help, then test new looks with paper wigs on a face sketch to pick the best style.
Grace hosts quilting and social gatherings with Mrs. Lawrence Burgin and partners from the community. A cooked food sale supports Legion basketball players heading to a national tournament in Penn. Betty Lou Palmer and Keith Neilsen announce their Grace wedding plans for Easter. Nadine Hymas to wed on Easter Sunday April 17 in Grace. Richard Caldwell returns from three years in Japan with U S Army Medical Corps.
Mrs Arthimese Gagnon of Goffstown New Hampshire is 100 years old and has 14 children six alive along with 63 grandchildren 132 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren bringing the total to 205 descendants highlighting family longevity.
Melinda Mallory counsels a sixteen year old babysitter and a fifteen year old reader on dating and conduct. She urges parental consent for babysitting couples and warns against breaches of trust. She allows limited dating for high school girls with strict boundaries and cautions about risky outings.
The YWCA outlines April activities with district chairmen contacting members to assist. Clubs for young matrons meet Wednesday afternoons and Thursday evenings, plus Y Teen groups for junior and senior high girls, and public affairs, bridge lessons, and a book review club post Easter. Business girls club meets on the second and fourth Mondays.
Two BYU coeds from Gate City are among thirteen rivals vying for the Belle of the Y honor at Brigham Young University Provo Utah. Marcene Camp and Jean Howard advance to a five contest series including cake baking dancing personality and beauty events. Finalists to be named April 9 at the Old Y Bell dance.
Richard L. Bagley son of Mr and Mrs Ezra Bagley of 624 South Third is stationed at Fort Ord California with the US field artillery. A 1948 local graduate he entered service on March 10 and will attend schooling after basic training for several years.
The Tau Phi Lambda sorority will meet Wednesday at 8 p m in the new Eagles hall on West Benton. All members are urged to attend.
The Franklin PTA schedules an Easter Parade Fun Festival for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the school, inviting families to join the community event.
The St Anthony's Altar Society schedules its regular meeting for 1 30 PM on Wednesday in the parish hall. Members are invited to attend and participate in church activities.
Junior Music Festival results show 71 superior and 70 excellent ratings across dancing piano voice and stringed instruments in Po catello area. Mrs. M N Hook regional chairman notes all entrants receive a state certificate signed by the state president and regional chair. List of winners includes Dennis Stuart Beverly Edwards Shirley Fay Paulsen Elaine Levinson Jackie Damewood Cherie Dean Bullock Kathleen Waters Arolyn Adams Robert Broberg Richard Broberg Kathleen Kirford Geralyn Hahne Kent Vernon and many others across piano violin and voice.
Mrs L E Ellis entertained Ruth Chapter No 3 OES officers Friday afternoon at her home. Quarter tables were decorated with pastel colors and baby rosebud favors. The gathering included Mesdames Willecke Olsen Daniel Nipper Smith Barron Taylor Carnes Nichols Ranberg Bodell Loomis Taylor Kendrick Miller and others.
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