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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
5
Wear your perfume as a refined accessory by applying it to outer clothing or fabric seams rather than skin. Fragrance lasts longer on garments and can be extended via scented cotton pellets tucked inside undergarments or handbags. Choose animal-based scents compatible with furs to enhance longevity.
The Pocatello Woman's Club held its monthly luncheon at the YWCA club rooms with hostess committee members Mrs. T E Nelson Mrs J H Loomis Mrs William Oberg Mrs A H Moore and Mrs G H Rasmussen. Dr Minnie Howard spoke on early Indians and Sacajawea with Fort Hall experiences. guest Mrs D L Burnett attended.
Despite winter weather a large Radiant Afternoon Club group met at the Masonic temple at 1:15 for a luncheon and short business session followed by an afternoon of bridge. Members included Charles Boyer Irene Grover Bert Wright C E Morrell G W Anthony W W Halsey Alec Campbell E A Collins R W Beckman F W Perry and others with guests Mrs Morris Stacy and Mrs G W Ohner.
Encyclopedia Britannica notes that about 54 million to 77 million packs of playing cards are made and sold annually in the United States since 1941, with each deck containing 52 cards.
The El Callao mine in Venezuela is described as having been the richest gold mine in the world in its heyday, highlighting its historical prominence in gold production.
Mr and Mrs Roy Meier of Gladbrook Iowa arrived in Pocatello Tuesday for a two week visit hosted by Mr and Mrs Glen Scheele They are Mrs Scheeles daughter in law Also returning to the Gate City from San Francisco is Miss Henrietta McGione who has completed a taxation course at the California law schools and is reopening her local law office.
Busy work dress with pockets and back closing described for sizes 12 through 42. Pattern No 8435 uses 4 1/4 yards of 36 or 39 inch fabric. send 25 cents and details to Sue Burnett at the Chicago address. Spring and Summer FASHION guide highlights easy to make styles and a free pattern inside the book.
Hyde Park diary notes from the Play Schools luncheon in New York City where Eleanor Roosevelt recalls a chairman's comment on children copying parents. She discusses the Cosmopolitan Club talk on human rights and comments on immigration, democracy, and a wave of Europe related news including Churchill memoirs.
The Golden Jubilee anniversary dinner dance of Pocatello VFW Post 735 is set for Saturday at the Memorial building. Alameda Community Ladies Aid serves dinner and a local orchestra provides music with an intermission floor show. Reservations urged at VFW club, Carter Insurance, and De Luxe Barber Shop or by phone. members will arrange pickup if needed.
Downey and Grace Farm and Home institutes were cancelled indefinitely due to severe weather and difficult travel conditions, as announced by T. J. Chester district extension agent. The Downey event on February 11 and the Grace event on February , were among those affected.
Vegetable ivory is a product derived from the kernel of the tagua palm nut and used in making buttons umbrella handles and toilet articles.
Idaho State College announces a three act serious drama Trail of Mary Surratt by John Patrick. Polly Fitch plays Mary Surratt with Marianna Hall as Anna Surratt. The cast includes 35 men, with auditions and hair growth for period styling. Performances set for February 17 and 18 at Frazier Hall on campus.
February birthdays for members of the B of LF and E are celebrated Friday at the WOW hall with a 1 15 p.m. reception followed by a regular meeting at 2 p.m. Teen Town officers to be elected Thursday at 3 30 p.m. at the Methodist church in Pocatello.
Mrs. H. A. Peterson was surprised by Presbyterian Ladies Aid members with a housewarming Wednesday. Devotionals were led by Mrs. J. Willis Hamblin and a luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Gust Anderson. Members present included Mrs. Myrtle Carey and others.
The Thursday evening meeting of the Pocatello Theater Guild has been moved to February 17 at 8 p.m. in the MacKenzie building, per Miss Eveline Hinckley.
Pocatello Soroptimist luncheon discusses Idaho Bill 191 and its local impact. Members plan telegrams to Boise urging defeat while nominating delegates for AAUW education panel and naming Ruby West as regional conference chair for Sun Valley events on April 29 to May 1.
The Irving junior high auditorium hosted a PTA Founders Day program directed by Mrs. Fred Cox. Don Jensen read the PTA prayer, Miss Shirley Thornock and Mrs. Ann Sebesta performed a musical tribute, past presidents were recognized, Douglas Nielsen sang two songs, and Rev. Warford led a panel on home life influence with participants Mrs. Warford, Mrs. Chantry, Dr. Huntington, Mel Deaton, George Green, and Paul Scott.
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