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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
5
Jack Henderson was installed as head of the Emerson PTA at a Monday evening school meeting. He will be assisted by vice president Mrs A F McOmber secretary Mrs C E Conners and treasurer Miss May Weber.
The Two LDS wards hold a program at the Second Ward Chapel on South Sixth Ave. Mrs. Phyllis Moon will conduct the Second Ward group at 5 p.m. Laura Siler leads the Fourteenth Ward program. Theme is My Happiness Rainbow with all programs presented by primary children.
The Young Matrons Club met Thursday at the YWCA for a business session led by president Mrs Bert Farnsworth. Mary Doolittle state YWCA director gave a short talk on YWCA leadership.
The Sixth ward chapel hosts a party at 8 p.m. Friday honoring Marley as ward clerk, after 13 years in Sixth and Twelfth wards under four bishops. Mrs Marley led Relief Society. event directed by Bishop Homer Sat terfield with Joe Ortega's orchestra providing music and refreshments. The Girls Leadership group and MIA sponsor the event.
The M Men and Gleaners of the West Pocatello Stake plan their annual banquet and ball at the Third ward recreation hall with Shirley Monroe as toastmistress and Aaron Hansen as toastmaster. A Dutch windmill display is in progress, with many volunteers handling program, decorations, tickets, and hall arrangements. All gleachers and M Men are invited. reservations via ticket committee.
A chaotic note lists multiple reunions returns and social items. Mr and Mrs G W Brown and grandson Walter George Lee returned from San Diego and attended a wedding in Idaho Falls. The Websters attended a Barbara Weston wedding in Ida ho Falls. The W eavers returned from Galveston with suntans and deep sea fishing. A new baby brother Richard arrived to Flora and Roy Viol tando in Tyhee. Shoppers in Pocatello, Miss Jo an Johnston and Guy Stevens seen at Idaho State College.
Textile specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture advise wiping mud from leather shoes or gloves promptly to prevent staining. Scrape off moist mud and wipe with a soft cloth, then repolish after it dries.
Report questions who set the price on the Good Wife’s spring bonnet. Suspicion falls on the mad hatter, with inquiries focusing on branding and value.
Pocatello chapter announces a class at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Moose temple. Radiant Chapter OES holds men’s night at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Elk’s Temple. Electa Kensington to sponsor a public card party Thursday afternoon at Trinity Parish hall with a 1 15 p.m. luncheon. bridge and pinochle to follow. proceeds benefit the new Masonic temple. SPRA meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. A B Caan’s home. Pocatello Women Golfers reschedule dinner to Hotel Bannock on Thursday April 29 at 7 30 p.m., reservation deadline Monday at room 222 First Security Bank.
American Falls notes tour and club social happenings including Rotary convention travel to Boise by Dr. and Mrs. N. H. Farrell. A pinochle gathering hosted by Mrs. H. V. Calloway featured prizes won by Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Sluder. Local church activities include LDS sacrament meeting with speakers William Reese and Carl Duffin.
John P. Mehrhoff William Hess and Glen Edwins returned Monday evening from the Republican state convention in Coeur d Alene where they represented Power county as delegates.
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