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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1949
Page
11
New York fashion notes say suits yield to subtle frills with peplums wide cuffs and reverse jackets. Bright silk prints team with blouses and jacket linings to announce the match between blouse and suit. Paul Par nes models show caramel wool crepe and terra cotta wool jackets with silk print accents and matching accessories.
Pocatello representatives depart Thursday evening by train for the Boise Statesman Debate tournament in the state capitol city. Five students join Miss Frances Dotzour, the high school debate coach, to discuss the resolution that the United Nations should be revised into a federal world government. Team members include Charles McDevitt and Leo Gill on the affirmative, with Tom Towers and John etc.
The Ladies Society to the BF of LF and E will meet at 8 p m in the WOW hall with refreshments and cards afterward. Tepee Chapter NSA A rummage sale begins Monday at 4 p m at the USO building on North First Avenue, with Miss Ramona Parker in charge and Scoville, negative, and Cleo Pat Price as alternates.
Melinda Mallory responds to a reader about a fourteen year marriage to a man deemed a ne er do well. The couple live in the same town as the narrator’s parents and sister. The mother undermines the father to their children, but the writer finds happiness despite finances. Mallory advises to ignore the mother and stay cheerful to protect the children.
Advertises pattern No 5183 with Princess Feather Spiced Web and Water Lily motifs for hand quilting on plain blocks lingerie and pillow cases. Encourages use on organdy luncheon cloth for home makers. Includes patterns 5183 and 5183 5103 with directions and materials and costs 15 cents plus postage.
Bridge column recounts Mrs. Mary Flasher of Columbus Ohio using a tenacious end play to make a contract. She wins a heart lead, leads spades to strip opponents trumps, then executes a diamond cash and clubs discard to set up the final play for the contract.
Western Union releases a pocket reference called the Telegrammer to help customers craft telegrams in under ten words. The booklet also offers tips on saving money and suggests messages for holidays birthdays and other special occasions.
A historical note recalls Marie Louise of Spain claiming she would not receive anyone in white gloves, reflecting court decorum and social protocol of that era.
Falls City area social notes report Grace Crowder and Atlas Crowder traveling to Tekamah Nebraska for Charles Riley funeral service. Also mentions Philco and Coolerator meeting in Boise. James Lewis By Ron Crowder returning home. local social visits and moves. vacationers Ronald Eliasen and Russell Fuller shortening trip due to weather after touring southern states from January 11 with stops in Oklahoma Louisiana New Orleans Fort Worth and Salt Lake City delays.
Fred Chase a Pocatello high school and Idaho State College graduate is honored Saturday at 8 pm with a farewell testimonial and social in the Second Ward chapel. He is called to serve a mission for the LDS Church in the Argentine mission and will enter the Salt Lake City missionary home early February before leaving for South America on February 23.
An entertain ing piano recital is set for Friday at 7 30 pm at the LDS Institute. Mrs J H Brink will present a number of her students including Avalyn Adams Kileen Waters Ann Winter Jam Henriksen Loray Carlsen LuAn Waters Renaé Crotts Laura Le Fewens Rhoda Engbar Sandy Chambers Barbara Bullard Roger Roche Barbara Webb Lois Roosma Marcia Rauch Bruce Hronek Phyllis Kunkel Phyllis Henriksen Claudai Adams Nancy Thompson.
Ninety percent of significant tornadoes in the United States occur during daylight hours, with the 12 noon to 6 pm window accounting for the majority of events. This pattern reflects peak storm development over broad areas across seasons.
Leroy H Walker returns from the annual city pastor conference in Portland. Socials include a red and white Valentine dessert bridge at Mrs Arthur Rohner’s home with prizes for Mrs Peterson and others. A. E Moore returns from California holiday. Glenn Wright visits Gate City. Jack Blair hosts. Mrs Herbert Carlyle hosts bridge. Jr Chamber hosts apron and overalls party with Jay-Cettes at Trinity Parish Hall.
A Communist radio commentator urged acting President Li Tsung Jen to arrest nationalist war criminals. The call included Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek and aimed to demonstrate a push for peace.
Israel and Egypt signed a long term cease fire pledging both sides to refrain from attacking in southern Palestine. The agreement aims to halt hostilities and maintain regional stability.
Egg dishes feature canned tomato sauce with chives cheese and mushrooms for a main course and a flexible egg casserole option serves six. The menu outlines a breakfast lunch and dinner plan including shrimp mushroom egg bake and a tomato sauce based stuffing for whites with cheese and onions.
Ty rone Power and Linda Christian wed in a Santa Francesca Romana church ceremony after a delay. Thousands cheered outside as police kept the crowd back and the couple left for a Vatican audience with Pope Pius XII.
Eleanor Roosevelt recalls a winter walk in Hyde Park with snow and ice, reflects on beauty and simple domestic tasks, and discusses books. She notes interest in The Power of Freedom and Cheaper By The Dozen, praising the Gilbreth family’s humor and parenting tribute.
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