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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1949
Page
5
A columnist recalls a woman who lives alone in a lovely house with wealth and white gloves yet hates herself. Despite a splendid home and nearby family the woman belittles grandchildren and in laws, scolds relatives, and turns gatherings into dutiful duties. Why does she sit alone and hate herself.
The Orpheum lists Jungle Jim with Johnny Weismuller Brothers in the Saddle with Tim Holt Johnny Apollo with Tyrone Power Dorothy Lamour Edward Arnold and Lloyd Nolan Show Them No Mercy with Cesar Romero Bruce Cabot Fighting OFl ynn with Douglas Fairbanks Jr Helene Carter Rusty Saves A Life The Rialto features The Emperor Waltz in Technicolor with Bing Crosby Joan Fontaine Six Gun Law with Durango Kid Smiley Burnette Untamed Fury with Gaylord Pendleton Althea Murphy and Mikel Conrad Philo Vance Secret Mission with Alan Curtis Sheila Ryan Tara Birell The Tnder Years with Joe E Brown Richard Lyon Nordeen Nash And Arthur Takes Over with Lois Collier Richard Crane Skip Homeier TT Had To Be You with Ginger Rogers Cornel Wilde Daring Desperadoes with Ida Lupino Leo Carrillo Nino Martini.
Sunday to Tuesday at Drive In Theatre features Good Sam with Gary Cooper and short subjects. Wednesday and Thursday show Tarzan and The Mermaids Guns of Hate with Tim Holt. Friday and Saturday present Return of the Badmen Velvet Touch with Rosalind Russell. Chief Theatre offers So Dear To My Heart with Burl Ives Sunday to Monday, Time Of Your Life Manhattan Angel with James Cagney and Gloria Jean Tuesday to Wednesday, and Red Skelton in A Southern Yankee Thursday to Saturday plus Johnny Faust and his pup in Alice In Wonder.
Pershing PTA installed new officers for the coming year led by installing officer Mrs. Reed Hansen. Officers include President Mrs. Vona Aldridge First Vice President Mrs. K Clark Second Vice President Mrs. Ora Merrill Secretary Mrs. Larry Riswald Treasurer Carl Jaegitzer.
A 4 percent bride selection features gowns from quiet pique to vivid organdies. Pique designs offer chic simplicity with long trains and rose bouquets. Organdy and lace accents fill frill needs, with white appliques softening necklines and a trailing hem.
Mrs Alfred Zoerb was elected president of the Rupert Business and Professional Women's club at the April monthly gathering. Officers named include Mrs Anna Abrams as vice president recording secretary Miss Twyla Shear and Miss Gertrude McGinnis as secretaries. The group voted to donate 5 to Cancer and Red Cross drives and planned a Mother s Day tea at the Legion hall and a May Morning Breakfast at the Rupert cafe.
Mrs. E. H. Elmore regional representative of the Minidoka county Camp Fire council was elected to the national board of directors at the Region 6 meeting in Missoula Montana last week. The national convention for Camp Fire representatives and directors will be held in Oc.
A Peoria paint brush manufacturer reports a jump in Chinese hog bristles from 3 cents per pound in 1939 to more than 13 cents per pound, reflecting inflation and rising raw material costs.
Regional athletics event in Portland kicks off in October with Region 6 as host, drawing schools and athletes to the competition at a shared venue.
The piece advises blondes to protect delicate fair skin by rest and reducing nervous tension. It warns that poor sleep and stress show under the eyes and degrade complexion, urging careful nightly routines to maintain an alabaster-smooth look.
The text notes that digestive disorders spoil fair complexions and stresses that blondes must regulate their diets to protect appearance.
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