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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1948
Page
5
Pattern 8240 for juniors in sizes 11 through 18 features diagonal lines and raglan sleeves with a youthful neckline. Size 12 uses 41% yard of 39 inch fabric. send 25 cents plus name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett Pocatello Post Chicago. Spring and Summer Fashion book offers 52 pages and a free gift pattern.
A special 15 week sociology course for individuals opened in McCammon on Wednesday. Taught by a USAC professor from Logan the class is titled Special Problems of the School Child and offers three college credits upon completion.
Darla Rae Misenhimer turned six with a birthday party in American Falls. Guests included Carlene Ringe Mary Etta Funk Sheila Kay Dorefler and Janet Tibor. They played games and enjoyed cake and ice cream served by Mrs H C Misenhimer.
The Arimo school system begins a guidance program including a cumulative record system and individual counseling for all students. It emphasizes handling special school family or personal problems. Modern metal alloys are not new with bronze as the first known alloy of copper and tin used in prehistoric times.
Pocatello Wom an's club and the Study league join the Federation of Women's Clubs in a voluntary food conservation drive. Mrs A L Merrill notes the effort requires every woman in the city and aims to curb European starvation and domestic inflation. Mrs Harlan Napier and Mrs Parvin Witte lead the federated clubs in Pocatello.
Social and club notices include a GIA dinner on Saturday at W.O.W. hall with hosts and contact numbers, a Chapter K PEO food sale at Turner Agency to benefit the swimming pool fund, FOE No 119 social with dancing and luncheon, a Pocatello Women's Club food sale for the municipal pool fund at Leeney Farrier Shop, Altrusa meeting at Turner Hall with guest speakers, Rhythm Club dance at I. S. C., Cabrini Club tea for new members at 209 South Eighth Ave with a committee, all dated for upcoming weekend activities.
A family dinner Sunday January 25 at 645 North Hayes Ave honored the birthdays of A L Merrill and RD Merrill. Idaho Falls guests included multiple Merrills, Fullenwiders, Atkinson kin, and friends from Pocatello, Los Angeles, Smithfield Utah, Provo, and Brigham Young University.
Shirley Temple, famed child star, has a baby girl born Friday at 7:15 am in Santa Monica hospital. The seven pound six ounce infant and the mother are reported to be doing well by the hospital.
The test wets a fabric hem and presses it to a white blotter. If the blotter shows a stain, the dyes will likely run when the fabric is laundered.
The West Side Pre-school PTA will meet at Irving Junior High School Monday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Paul Scott, temporary chairman, announced. The City Health Unit will present The Story of Grade A Milk and other programs by Mrs. Reed Sower. Parents with children under six or those interested are invited.
The Star of the East club met Tuesday at Trinity Parish hall with a brief business session followed by card games. High score was won by Mrs. A T Miller and all-out by Mrs. Harley Mathison. Hostesses served a luncheon. guests included numerous members and Mrs. Harley Mathison a guest past worthy matron of the Nampa chapter.
Bridge puzzle analysis by William E. McKenney examining problem No. 249 from Sure Tricks by Ivar Andersson. The correct line starts with overtaking the ten of spades with the ace then leads clubs, forcing East into passive defense while declarer secures nine tricks.
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