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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1949
Page
8
The Eleventh ward M Men and Gleaners hosted their first fireside chat of the summer at Gay Henry West's home. Dr. Cox presented slides on Korea while Mary Martineau and Leora Hancock performed two musical numbers. Refreshments followed.
Alameda Community Sunday school and the Alameda Ladies' aid plan a picnic at Ross Park on Sunday July 17 starting at 5 pm. Families from both groups are invited. Bring covered dishes and table service. dessert and beverages provided by the Ladies' aid. For info contact Mrs on Poulsen. Picnic on park lower level.
The July roundup from the U S Department of Agriculture highlights abundant main-dish items and fresh produce to aid meal planning. New entrants cottage cheese hens and fresh plums join plentiful eggs fish poultry and dairy while supplies of dried peas beans peanut butter cabbage Irish potatoes canned corn peaches apricots mixed fruits and honey bolster pantry options nationwide.
Alicia Hart outlines summer hand care routines focused on cleanliness lubrication and protection. Use lanolin soap with a brush to remove grease, add a pumice stone for stains, then apply lotions or creams to replenish oils and guard against sun and heat. Wearing two layered work gloves enhances protection and comfort during dirty tasks.
The Altrusa club announces a rummage sale this Saturday starting at 8 am at the Colored USO on North First Avenue. President Mrs. Elnora Wright disclosed the plan on Tuesday. The club will meet today at 6 pm at Mrs. H. H. Beasley’s home at 1885 Yellowstone Avenue with committee members serving a picnic supper.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church planned their annual silver tea for July 21 at the church parlors. Mrs. Maude Metcalf was absent as president. the meeting was led by Mrs. Violet Porter with devotions by Mrs. Edd Louder and a Bible lesson on rural church work by Mrs. A E Pickett.
A sew rite perforated pattern 8441 offers a two piece summer outfit with a sun dress and bolero collar designed for sizes 36 to 52. Includes yardage details for dress bolero and contrast fabrics. Send 25 cents and pattern number to Sue Burnett at 1150 Ave Americas New York 19. N. The Fall and Winter Fashion guide promises a complete wearable wardrobe with a free printed pattern inside.
A simple cleaning mix uses a gallon of clear warm water with one tablespoon of ammonia added to wash windows. This method emphasizes a basic, effective approach to streak-free results.
Palm Leaf circle No 19 and Neighbors of Woodcraft held a July 5 meeting with good attendance. Afterward Mrs Elin Friedel and her committee served refreshments and a social hour followed. A covered dish party honoring the Past Guardian Neighbors is set for July 19, Zoe O Malley announced.
Colonial inn Publick House run by Richard F. Treadway and his wife shares a lobster pie recipe. The dish features crushed potato chips in the topping and a rich sauce of lobster, cream, egg yolks, and butter. The method details step by step, including preparation and baking in a 300 degree oven.
Mrs. Carl Ogee and committee hosted a dessert luncheon during the Old Timers meeting at Memorial Hall on Monday. A business session and a musical program followed, with bridge, five hundred, and bingo among activities.
Mr and Mrs Reuben Anderson and daughter of Sunrise Wyoming are visiting at the Floyd Stewart home. Also guests this week are Mr Stewart's parents Mr and Mrs Ora Stewart and their daughters Fern and Evelyn an aunt Miss Ruth Anderson and Mabel Yoage of Walla Walla Washington en route to Sioux City Iowa.
The Pocatello Stake MLA staged two one act plays in a cooperative festival seen as a potential annual event for cultural and recreational improvement. Casts praised the effort with plans to rehearse another production. officials credited Cecil Cook, Muriel Walton, Gervis Arnold, Earl Arnold, Elmer Parkin, and ward members for makeup lighting sound and dance.
The Past Matron's Club of Ruth Chapter No 3 meets at Mrs George Donat home with co hosts Mrs Maud Brown and Mrs Alfred Stewart. Altrusa club gathers at 6 pm at Mrs H H Beasley 1885 Yellowstone Ave. A rummage sale runs Saturday 8 am at the Colored USO on North First Ave. American Legion Auxiliary picnic is Monday July 18 at 6 30 pm at Mrs Irene Sahlberg 425 South Seventh Ave with entertainment by Lucile Cullen. Reservations via telephone 511 W or 1423 W before Saturday.
Paula Drew accuses husband Dr. Ira Altshuler internationally known psychiatrist of hypnotizing her and threatening to drive her insane. She files a separate maintenance crossbill to his petition to end their brief troubled marriage.
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