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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1949
Page
5
The Mr. and Mrs. club of Trinity Episcopal church held a box social and card party at the parish hall for St Valentine’s day. About 15 couples attended. After dinner, colored slides of Episcopal churches in Idaho were shown and Hearts games were played with Mrs. Ernest Haskins scoring high.
Tickets for a Saturday evening benefit dinner by the Fifth ward priesthood of the LDS church are available at Walgreen Drug and Bannock Electric. The dinner runs from 5 30 to 8 30 at the Fifth ward chapel and proceeds support church welfare work.
Bethel No. 1 Order of Job's Daughters held at the Masonic temple with Queen Vera Nelson presiding. Plans were made to invite the Grand Council of Idaho to meet in the Gate City.
Pattern No. 8423 offers a dainty party dress with wing sleeves edged in lace and a buttoned waist front for girls ages 1 to 6. Perforated sew-rite pattern includes size 2 with yardage for 36 or 39 inch fabric and trimming. send for the Spring Summer issue and get a free pattern in the book for 25 cents.
The AME church announces a chicken dinner on March 2 starting at noon. Rev Noble Lee the pastor says Busy B Friendship Club sponsors the event with plates priced at 1 dollar. Serving begins at noon.
Special to the POST Blackfoot new officers were installed Monday at Mrs H A McCue 660 W Sexton St Mrs A W Barrett succeeds Mrs A E Ochsner as president Other officers are Mrs Mildred Anderson vice president Mrs R A Robbins secretary and Mrs Gus Morris treasurer Alfred Hahn led the evening with a Valentine history discussion and a review of No Place to Hide a Bikini atom bomb test book by Barrett
The NEA staff writer notes 71 percent of girls want to marry yet not be housewives, warns that marriage implies housewifery duties, including hiring, budgeting, and managing a household, and urges informing young women in school and at home.
Additional tickets for the Saturday fashion luncheon sponsored by the Pocatello unit of the WNAA are on sale now through Saturday. Tickets may be purchased at Western Air offices in the Bannock Hotel or Hughes Dress Shop on South Main. Mrs Merrell Evans says the luncheon starts at 1 30 p m in the Wedgewood room at Hotel Bannock.
Mrs. M. N. Hook regional chairman announced the junior music festival has been postponed due to weather. The event moves from March 5 to April 2 and will take place in the Lewis and Clark buildings on the Idaho State College campus.
The Mary Surratt drama will be staged Thursday and Friday at 8 15 p m in Frazier hall auditorium. Dr Vic Mae Powell of Idaho State College directs the production with Polly Fitch as Mary Surratt and Marianna Hahl as Ann Surratt among a 35 person cast including Dave Hubbard Don Bates and Bud Skinner. Mel Schubert designs the scenery and Donald Asbee handles lighting.
Grace Parhouse nee Maxine Harris was honored at a Monday afternoon shower hosted by her mother Mrs Theo Harris. Miss Katherine Dalton led the gift room with many guests present and sending gifts unable to attend.
The Seventh and Eighth LDS ward Rosette ball planned for Friday at the Tyhee chapel is cancelled until a new date because of weather.
Local theater groups schedule meetings this Thursday evening with the Po Catello Theater Guild planning preliminary set work for There's Always Juliet at the MacKenzie building. Other listings include secretaries association study, and various community gatherings at Swan Son hall Memorial and YWCA venues.
Mrs Pete Bistline chairs a meeting of representatives from all women's clubs to plan a women s club house in Pocatello. The gathering is set for Saturday at 2 p m in the YWCA club rooms.
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