Local residents enjoy vacations and visits around town
Dr and Mrs J L Mauk of 355 W Lovejoy spend the week in Salmon river country for vacation and fishing. Their son and his new bride Mr and Mrs Talmadge Russell of Baton Rouge LA are guests at B T Russell home in West Pocatello. The couple will vacation in Yellowstone Park and Sun Valley. Leaving Saturday C E Franklin and wife plan a Pacific Northwest tour to Victoria Vancouver and other British Columbia points. Miss Hortense Gallet at Wooley apartments hosts sisters Mrs Leo Cunningham of Los Angeles and Mrs Edith Bartell of Omaha for the first reunion in twenty years. House guests at Chris Sorgatz home include Mrs Gus Sorgatz of San Francisco and her two daughters. They were feted at a dinner by Dr and Mrs L E Shaw Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Russell
Hawthorne
Riverside Drive
West Pocatello
Mrs. Talmadge Russell
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Yellowstone Park
Sun Valley
Pacific Northwest
C. E. Franklin
Victoria
Vancouver
British Columbia
Hortense Gallet
Wooley Apartments
Leo Cunningham
Los Angeles
Edith Bartell
Omaha
Miss Gallet
Chris Sorgatzs
Gus Sorgatz
San Francisco
Pocatello
Rexburg
L. E. Shaw
Dinner Dance for 20 30 Club at Highway Inn Inkom
Forty five members and their wives attended a dinner dance at the Highway Inn in Inkom. The program included films produced by a national oil company and footage of foreign field work, including Saudi Arabia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Inn
Inkom
20 30
Saudi Arabia
Meatless Week Debate and Meat Price Outlook
A columnist argues Meatless Week will fail to lower meat prices. He notes women may reduce at home dining but likely shift to eating out, causing a meat splurge and continued price pressure. A long term campaign to cut meat purchases is suggested as more effective.
Small Woman Handbag Trend Dominates Fashion
A feminine style favors compact silhouettes with full handbags. Square frame bags in flat frames use slim gold metal accents, pairing with calf-finished suede and refined dressier options for short figures.
Fall fashion parade crowns lean beauty in coats
A lean, lanky figure models fall coats described as bold and dramatic. The display features full sweeping loose coats and belted fur trimmed designs, emphasizing glamour with no wartime skimpiness.
Veil styling tips for hats with veiling drape
The guide explains shaping veiling on hats with drape or brimless styles. It suggests turning the veil into winged sides or framing the profile by pulling it forward and tying at the back. It warns against letting a worn veil spoil the costume.
Coral Group Ends Season With Dinner Dance
The Polymnian choir held a season closing dinner dance in Bannock hotel's Pioneer room. Virgil Camp directed events, honored guests included Mr and Mrs A Virgil Camp and Mr and Mrs Milford J Dustin, with out of town visitors Elna Brown Lu Jean Morgan and Marilyn Bunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polymnian Choir
Pioneer Room
Bannock
Virgil Camp
A. Virgil Camp
Milford J. Dustin
Elna Brown
Lu Jean Morgan
Marilyn Bunderson
Bear Lake
Pocatello LWV To Meet At 8 P M Wednesday
Pocatello League of Women Voters will meet at 8 p m Wednesday at 850 West Clark Street with Miss Hortense White in charge. The program centers on the second workshop number Pal-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello League of Women Voters
West Clark St
Hortense White
Trap shooter Joanne Phluger shines at Lake Hopatcong bridge
William E. McKenney reports from Lake Hopatcong New Jersey where Mrs. Margaret Oltmer hosts. Joanne Phluger of Miami, rising in trap shooting, also plays bridge well. The article describes a bridge hand involving a no trump opening and the South hand dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenney
America
NEA
Margaret Oltmer
Lake Hopatcong
N. J
Oltmer
Joanne Phluger
Miami
Fla
Bridge play leads to five odd for Mrs Olimer
North East 1N Pass 4h Pass sequence ends with Mrs Olimer in dummy winning five tricks. West opens clubs ace, East misplays, declarer trumps with spades and then cleanly ruffs and overtrumps to secure five overtricks despite scattered diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Mrs. Olimer
East
Declarer
Clarer
Mrs. Oltmer
Mrs. Zweigart Hosts Bridge Luncheon At East Bonneville
Mrs. Emil Zweigart entertained eight guests for luncheon and bridge at her East Bonneville home. The party featured an all pink decor with rose centerpieces. corsages were given to each guest. Participants included Mesdames Jack Blair Edward Moo ney Sam McCarty Jerome Turner Paul Smith Tommy Terrell Don Bistline and Frances Brandon. Mrs. Turner won high score with Mrs. Blair as consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Zweigart
East
Bonneville
Mesdames
Jack Blair
Edward Mooney
Sam McCarty
Jerome Turner
Paul Smith
Tommy Terrell
Don Bistline
Frances Brandon
August Dinner Honors Two Brides Elect
Miss Jo Bryan and her mother Mrs. Paul Bryan hosted a dinner honoring brides-elect Miss Janet Billmeyer and Miss Dorothy Downing. Themed with summer flowers and bridal motifs, the rooms featured marked places for the two honorees and many attendees, with gifts presented to Don and Dorothy by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Bryan
Paul Bryan
Janet Billmeyer
Dorothy Downing
Robert Leonard
Pat Lombard
Pat Johnson
Georgia Foreman
Walter Service
M. J. Hodkins
S. E. Brady
C. G. Billmeyer
Jay Downing
Esther Kissane
Social Calendar highlights for GIA Goodwill Club and friends
GIA Goodwill Club meets at 1 p.m. Thursday August 26 at Ross Park for annual picnic with a covered dish luncheon and club ice cream and drinks. Royal Neighbors of America meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Trinity parish hall. BPW fall picnic Tuesday at 6 30 at Pauline Oelweins 630 No Arthur. Tau Phi Lambda Sorority meets Wednesday 8 p.m. at Aleen Knightons 925 So Third. Soroptomists luncheon Wednesday noon at Hotel Bannock with Lloyd Haight as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GIA Goodwill Club
Ross Park
GIA
Royal Neighbors OF America
Trinity Parish Hall
Pauline Oelwein
Arthur
Ida Pacina
TAU Phi Lambda Sorority
Aleen Knighton
Lloyd Haight
Bannock
Fire Laddies Have Picnic at Ross Park
The Fire Laddies auxiliary enjoyed a Tuesday picnic at Ross park with pot-luck dinner and games for children. Members and guests included Pauline Herridge Ora Conley Emily Black Marie Hill Kay Alldridge Rose Hill Donna Woodworth Enid Adams Betty Hackworth Etta Cousins Phyllis Brown and Vivian Minor. The next meeting will be at Mrs Minor's home 337 West Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Laddies
Ross Park
Pauline Herridge
Ora Conley
Emily Black
Marie Hill
Kay Alldridge
Rose Hill
Donna Woodworth
Enid Adams
Betty Hackworth
Etta Cousins
Phyllis Brown
Vivian Minor
Betty Furness Seeks Comeback at Age Thirty Two
Hollywood veteran Betty Furness, famed as a star from age 16, talks of a comeback after ten years away from films. She insists she is 32, showing a birth certificate, and laments Hollywood’s view of motherhood as a tomb. She recalls war veteran party meets and a Laguna Beach tryout, where fans urged the old timers over new faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
Betty Furness
Miss F. Sniffs
Miss Furness
Betty
Betty Grable
Aintcha
Furness
Laguna Beach Playhouse
Jane Darwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. Mauk
Effa Brown
Ruth Millet
Fred’s
North Main
Dude’s Confectionery
South Main
Montgomery Ward
Savoy Cafe
West Center
Green Lantern
the College
Farr
West Bridger
Shanghai Cafe
E. Center
Highway
Wennegren
Charlies Lunch
North 7Th Avenue
National Homemaking Teachers Association
Sun Valley Lodge
Alberta Hill
Idaho State College
Justine B. O'Reilly
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Hazel Freeman
Moscow
Idaho Home Economics Associaton
Julian M. Harrison
Boise
Idaho
Jack Carson
High Seas
Technicolor
Moms
JP Merquands
Stanwyck
Heflin
Coburn
Kdaean Wren
THE
McKenney
South West
Trump
Hewce
Orpheum
Hedy Lamarr
Clark Gable
Spencer Tracy
Claudette Colbert
Riders of the
Lone Star
Alan Ladd
William Bendix
Mrs. Zweigart
Gke
Junior Heaven
Jondale
Frans Syl
Porto Rico
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Shortliff
Cuba Swanson
W. Clark
Arso Yovanovich
Romania
Ministry of Interior
Yovanovich
Tito
Louise Schroeder
Berlin
Germany
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