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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1949
Page
5
Eleanor Roosevelt criticizes Midwest landlords for rent strikes against rent control, arguing they harm tenants and public welfare. She compares with France’s harsh controls, notes potential missteps by owners, and calls for fair consideration of both property rights and tenants.
The Father and Son reunion of the First Baptist church brotherhood is set for Monday at 6 30 PM in Trinity Parish hall with FBI agent W G Bannister as guest speaker A Boy Scout court of honor accompanies the event Master of ceremonies will be ack Terrell TRINITY EPISCOPAL Mr and Mrs Club Valentine Party Postponed
The senate approved by voice vote and sent to the house a bill authorizing the transfer of Bushnell General Hospital in Brigham City Utah to the War Assets Administration for the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
After exile from Mexico, Yaqui Indians shelter in Arizona and present their own Passion Play at Pascua and Guadalupe. Star Betelgeuse is noted with a diameter 484 times that of the sun.
Eleventh Ward Gold and Green ball scheduled for Friday at 8 30 p m will be held at the stake recreation hall with Leah Carter crowned queen by Mrs Barbara Hale. Attendants are Bonnie Cacavas and Joyce Prescott. The program includes a floor show with Two Silhouettes, Rita Hartland, LaMar Nichols, West ballet number seven, and songs by Mary Ellen O Donnell. General chairs are Lew Harrison, Gerald Hale, Thelma Watson, and Elaine Horrocks. Decorations by Mrs Gean Frederickson and Mrs Horrock. Music by Joe Ortega's orchestra.
A Monday gathering in St. Anthony's hospital guild club rooms welcomed new members Welton Mrs. C Keare and Mrs. Herbert Clarke. Mrs. O F Call chaired a discussion on minor constitutional changes and a report on December activities the sale of Idaho potato gift packages chaired by Mrs. Leo Arnold. Tea was served by Mrs. Henry Turner and Mrs. Melvin Graves with a flowering plant centerpiece.
A buffet dinner for Sir Knights and ladies is planned Monday at the Masonic temple hosted by the Social Order of the Beauceants. Reservations are through Mrs. James Paige or Mrs. J. P. Halliwell. An evening of games and cards will follow, with Mrs. R. W. Hellwig as chairman of arrangements.
Forty nine railroad boxcars carrying gifts from France arrived aboard the U S Magellan as a token of gratitude for the Friendship train. Each car represents a state or the district of Columbia and will be distributed next week along the original route.
The Pocatello Girl Scout office releases an annual events calendar outlining programs from International Thinking Day on February 22 to a full year of activities. March highlights include the Girl Scout birthday and a cookie sale drive. April features a senior conference in Salt Lake City and a court of awards on April 20.
Two graham cracker based desserts are described one using sugar honey pear halves with a meringue topping baked until browned and another lime gelatin with grapes folded in and crackers lining the dish. The entry also lists a full day menu including breakfast lunch and dinner items such as orange juice French toast oxtail stew and grape lime mold.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. W. ner have moved to West Pocatello after returning from Salt Lake City. They are connected with Western Dental Supply and Bannock Beauty Shop, respectively.
The Pocatello Altrusa and Soroptimist clubs held a joint meeting featuring the film The Church and the Atomic Age and a panel on the topic. Dr. Viv Powell led the event with Miss Vivian Matson moderating the panel including Dr. Powell, Mrs. Marjorie Hawke, Miss Bertha Atkin, and Miss Evaline Hinckley. Guests included Dr. Minnie Howard and Mrs. Reece Tucker from Rio de Janeiro among others. social hour followed in the student union with introductions to foreign-born guests. Opened in room 100 at Idaho State College, the gathering also highlighted the duty of the church to educate against war and to promote atomic energy for humanity.
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