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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1948
Page
10
The St. Anthony Guild fall fair heads of booths were announced on Saturday by Mrs Ches Wells chairing the fair committee. A full list includes E H Johnsmeyer dolls F E MacKenzie art exhibit Mrs Park Price general dec ions and others. The pair date is October 2 at the Memorial building to benefit St Anthony hospital nurses.
Special to the Post LaRene Burton Nelda and Yvonne Comnish hosted a trousseau tea for Ila Mae Cunningham Thursday evening at the Burton home. Guests greeted the bride to be and enjoyed a display of gifts. About 125 guests attended.
New York based Metro-Sen Association reports 400 Opera employees facing immediate release. George A. Sloan, chairman of the opera board, says management unlikely to reopen under current wage levels and faces bankruptcy risk if labor costs persist.
Alicia Hart writes about young girls showing selfish behavior and how such traits affect friendships. It outlines signs of selfishness such as thoughtlessness and reluctance to help others, and urges early effort to cultivate generosity to gain emotional rewards and lasting friendships.
Eight new members were initiated into the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle during the regular Monday night meeting in the WOW hall. New members listed include Dorothy Kress Iris Armstrong Ira Gilbert Doris Thompson Ruth Jackson Betty Jo Long Roma Armstrong and Emma Armstrong.
Warren L Hall family held an annual reunion at Ross Park with a rainbow centerpiece and pots of gold. Attendees from McCammon Logan and Salt Lake City joined in volleyball croquet and badminton. Logan Utah chosen for next year.
Doctors advise middle aged women to choose sensible shoes with proper size, broad low heels, and a foot shaped last. Look for leather uppers and leather soles, flexible enough to support muscles and reduce overheating. Stockings should be properly sized, with a stocking foot about half an inch longer than the longest toe.
In Salt Lake City John F. Gordon of General Motors Cadillac division predicted higher auto production next year than in 1948. He cited dependence on cold rolled steel for bodies and noted demand filled with meager advantage to the car industry.
Miss Mary Clark and Merrill F. Brower exchanged double ring vows in Elko Nevada. Bishop Ray H Maughan officiated. The bride wore a pastel pink dress with crepe rosettes and gardenia corsage. They will reside in Pocatello.
Mrs. E. T. Vernon hosted a bridal shower at 357 South Grant Ave for Miss Shirley England who will wed Curtis Lee on September 20. pink and white decor featured a bridal ring motif on score cards and a girls track themed program with events such as dressing, shot put, relay, 100 yard dash, swimming, and hurdling. prizes went to Lee Ann Hawkes and Shirlay Jensen. other guests included J. J. Shiels, E. B. Swallow, Virgil Camp, Harold Sainsbury, Roy Wigand, and Morgan Hawkes among many others.
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