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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1948
Page
6
Versatile sewing pattern guide offers Pattern No 8235 for sizes 12 through 20 with cap sleeves in size 14. Requires 356 yards fabric plus 4 yards for 54 sleeves. Includes shoulder and hip sleeve options and novelty buttons. Send 25 cents to Sue Burnett in Chicago for Spring and Summer Fashion booklet.
Steamed puddings can be reheated in the top of a double boiler to preserve moistness and prevent drying out.
Members and friends of the Neighbors of Woodcraft were entertained at a dance and card party at the WOW. The prize for 500 went to Mrs. Ella Speickerman. Refreshments were served and a door prize was awarded.
More than 60 children will sing and dance in two performances of Pandora at Frazier hall on Sunday February 1. The 2 p.m. show will be led by Nannette Larsen Floyd Anderson Nancy Geree von Vernon and Dick Beasley. The 5 p.m. performance features Shirley Shields Hazel King Karen Proctor Deanne Bailey and Cheri Merrill. Mrs Larsen directs with assistants Mrs W B Larsen and Mrs H C Proctor. Dr Vic Mae Powell’s ISU design team handles sets and lighting. Proceeds benefit the Edgar Stillman Kelley scholarship fund and the municipal pool fund. Tickets are sold by Mrs H C Proctor Mrs Clarence Garrett and Junior Music club members.
Girl Scout Leaders Association meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in First Congregational Church with Mrs. Aldon Holcombe in charge. Star of the East Club gathers Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Trinity Parish hall. Woodcraft Thimble Club No. 155 meets Wednesday at 1 15 p.m. at Mrs. Ellen Neelan’s home for luncheon and officers installation led by Miss Alice Janneck. AAUW Chapter II Bridge Group meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Miss Beverly Bistline’s home. contact before noon Tuesday. Radiant Afternoon Club meets Tuesday at 1 15 p.m. in Trinity Parish hall. members bring a recipe or hint. Congregational Ladies Circle meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. in church parlors with Mrs. Manning and committee in charge.
Mrs Annie Cabot offers a winter accessories pattern for gloves and an ascot scarf. The set uses 3 ounces of wool and simple stitches. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage with name, address, pattern number 5712 to Anne Cabot, Pocatello Post, Chicago Illinois for complete instructions and stitch illustrations.
The article argues mental illness is not shameful and cites wartime rejection rates and general prevalence. It notes that a portion of the population is or will become mentally ill, with treatment varying by severity and including rest, removal from stress, psychiatric guidance, physical therapy, and shock treatments as modern methods improve outcomes.
New York wool executive Ackerman says current designs tilt toward French influence, shrinking men’s and women’s fabric balance. He predicts an American influence will restore proportions with narrower skirts and less padding. Gov Maw opens wool sessions. Sylvan Pauley leads opening program and reports.
Mrs Elsie Vollmer and Mrs We nona Fleming hosted the Alameda Ladies Aid January Birthday party at Mrs George Fleming s home guest of honor. The group cut old clothing into strips to make rag rugs and enjoyed birthday cake and refreshments.
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