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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1948
Page
5
A healthful foot care guide suggests daily scrubs with a rich lather and a toe-to-heel brush, thorough drying, and powder between toes. It recommends foot exercises after bathing, elevating feet when resting, and simple habits to ease weary feet.
Fashion editors from across the nation converge on New York for five days of couture shows by 30 designers led by Tina Leser Maurice Rentner Pauline Trigere Clare Potter Josef Walker and Eta. The reports confirm skirts will cover calf length with emphasis on luxurious fabrics and structured silhouettes.
Slimming two piece outfit with slanted closing and gored skirt features three quarter sleeve with white cuff. Pattern 8326 in sizes 12 to 42, size 14 with 44% yards of 39 inch fabric. send 25 cents plus name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett, Catello Post, Chicago Illinois. spring and summer fashion features advertised.
Georgia farm women compete to improve living rooms in a contest run by home demonstration clubs. Judging emphasizes family social development and community recreation, not mere decoration. A new household aid, a transparent plastic bag with chemical solution, can be heated or cooled for hot water or ice use.
Residents and families across Idaho towns announce summer plans and arrivals. Mr and Mrs Earl E Spencer leave Moscow for summer session while MR and MRS Arthur Richards host visitors in Pocatello and Boise area. New baby notices include Susan Mander, Karen Kniffin, and the Reynolds son born to Von Reynolds of Twin Falls.
Col Russell J Baldwin reports the American Contract Bridge League team of four event at the Maryland state tournament in Baltimore. Winners are Ambrose Casner, Robert Appleyard, Ruth C Goldberg, and S J Lowery. The article details bidding, play, and endgame, followed by a baking soda tip for cleaning and odor control.
Mrs. Ersal Cornelson hosted a seven course raviola dinner at her Fort Hall home for the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle officers. Attending were Mrs. Cornelson’s parents from San Bernardino, Mrs Eve Cornelson, and Mrs. Kyle Jenkins. A business meeting led by president Mrs Ray Higbee followed, with plans to attend the Miami national convention in December 1949. Fundraising efforts include rummage and cooked food sales to cover trip expenses. All officers except three were present.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt notes that both major parties publish plat forms with differences in foreign policy inflation housing and trade positions. She observes the Republican line favors big business while housing policy leans toward the Democrats and calls for gradual Chinese self rule and a lasting peace.
The Palm Leaf Circle meets Tuesday at 8 pm in WOW hall to honor neighbors with April May June or July birthdays. Pocatello women invited to plaster molding and painting classes with Max Turner at Irving recreation center starting Friday at 1 30 pm. Y W C A hosts birthday party Tuesday at 3 00 4 30 pm and 7 30 9 00 pm at 144 South Garfield Ave. Past Noble Grands group picnic Wednesday 6 30 pm at Ross Park lower area with covered dish. dessert and coffee provided.
The speaker expresses cautious optimism for better conditions for the masses and a hopeful Palestine situation as the Jewish people in Israel cope with difficulties. Truman's call to Congress is praised as beneficial for the country, though contested by some lawmakers, and there is hope the loan for the United Nations headquarters will be approved.
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