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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1948
Page
5
In Los Angeles a beauty school program for Rexall representatives in Idaho featured make up application instruction. Miss Payne Miss Fabricius and Miss Parralee Kendall led a two part session with a four step evening routine and a two step morning routine emphasizing cleansing, toning, and makeup application including powder rouge lipstick and eye shadow.
Mrs. June Davids and other residents spent time at Lava hospital for treatment and minor surgery. The Southern District Women's Vacation Camp is planned for Lava July 18-19. A flurry of visitors and local trips across nearby towns is noted, including locals from Pocatello Preston and Green River.
Electa Kensington members held their annual picnic on June 24 at Ross Park. Dinner was served at 1 15 p m and bingo games followed in the afternoon with white elephants awarded as prizes.
In Dublin Georgia a complete outfit costing five cents won first prize at a local fashion show. Mrs C B Foundain of the Harmony home demonstration club made the dress from feed sacks and plans to enter it in the state dress revue.
A guide promotes clean, shiny hair using daily washing and multiple lathers, plus a liquid conditioning shampoo for smoother texture. It emphasizes brushing to add gleam and suggests a simple chignon with a ribbon bow and flowers for a youthful look.
Altrusa Club hosts a Wednesday 6 p.m. picnic supper at 541 South Seventh Ave Mrs Howard Armstrong. Ladies of Pocatello Pioneers meet Wednesday 2 p.m. at 1014 North Arthur Ave with assistants. Christian Church Guild gathers at N R Simpson's Wooters Apartments Ninth Ave Lander St. Zora Club Daughters of the Nile plans a Sunday picnic at Girard cabin Justice Park Mink Creek. Friendship Circle Women of the Moose meets Tuesday 8 p.m. at 335 North Fifth. Tepee Chapter National Secretary Assoc marks first anniversary Wednesday 7 p.m. at Highway Inn Inkom with dinner and officer installation. Campus Wives Club mid summer party Thursday 8 p.m. Women's Lounge Student Union. Altrusa Club also listed for Wednesday 6 p.m. picnic at Armstrong home.
ST. LOUIS (UP) Weary switchmen find a haven at the railroad crossing where Mrs Katharine McMahon, official watch man, sits in her hut and serves coffee out of the window. Her job is raising and lowering the barrier gate at First and Rutger streets. She has decorated the hut with bright colors and a garden of Irish and red moss surrounds the shack.
McCammon visitors include Clyde Parks family from Salt Lake City with son Rickie staying with F M Mellor family and Melvin Parks. V A Kimmell and Linda Lou spent Saturday in Pocatello. Wardle family of Moreland welcomed a new daughter and former Me residents note Wardle served as McCammon high school superintendent. George Green and sons Jess and Keith traveled to Downey for medical care. George Good enough family visited Pocatello Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Francis Conan Fort Hall parent of twins born July 2 at Schiltz Memorial Hospital. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs John Harmison at the same hospital July 2. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Nelle Robinson Rockland July 4. Fourth of July visitors from Buhl John S Grogan and daughter Sandra. Visitors from Salinas California Mr and Mrs Jack Charbonneau and daughters Diane Dolores and Mrs Merl Schwarz.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors held a dinner and card party on June 29 at 832 North Arthur Ave home of Mrs Ethel Daley to honor Mrs Otis Neal departing for Tacoma Washington. Present were guests the honoree and Mesdames Rouse Currie Kennedy Locke White Sappington Richards Daley Freeman Dodson and Harold Smith. High bridge score went to Mrs Rouse and high 500 to Mrs Currie with Mrs Smith receiving a guest prize.
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