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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1948

Page

5

Malad Church News Highlights Local Members

Malad resident Charles Nielsen Jr. has completed a mission in the Eastern States and will report at the June 13 sacrament meeting. Miss Beth Partridge, former Malad High School teacher, leaves for Fillmore and will work for the railroad in Salt Lake City. Eric Thorpe of Portage spoke at the Malad Third Ward service, with Melvin Atkinson’s class leading, and Marie Mansfield with Joann Lusk contributing musical numbers. Harry Fitch and family from Shelley, Idaho, visited Mrs. Fitch’s parents, the Allens.

Charles Nielsen Jr Charles J. Nielsen LDS Church Eastern States Nielsen Beth Patridge Fillmore Utah Eric Thorpe Portage Melvin Atkinson Marie Mansfield Joann Lusk

Lava Letters: Social Notes From Lava Hot Springs

Lava Hot Springs report lists recent visits and moves including R A Harris Idaho Falls staying with Kirk Starling, W D Humphreys selling farm to F W Swim Salt Lake City, and families moving to Greys Lake Weiser and Pocatello. Catholic vacation school ends with picnic hosted by A J Bagnant and attendees named.

Lava Hot Springs R. A. Harris Idaho Falls Kirk Starling

East Side West Side All Around Town News Brief

Out of town shoppers and visitors are named with brief notes. Mrs. Percy Fisher of Moreland visited her ISC coed daughter Mar Jorie in Gate City. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Rainy, Pocatello, hosted Mrs. Everett M. Evans of Boise, Ada County Lady Democrats president. Several Baldwin families from North of City and other relatives visited Moreland and Salt Lake City. Mrs. R. H. Sutton returned to Pocatello after a Salt Lake City weekend with a black summer suit and mystery veil.

Percy Fisher Moreland Gate City Marjorie Pocatello P. L. Rainey Everett M. Evans Boise Evans Ada County Lady Democrats G. Allen Baldwin City George Baldwin Taft Ave A. R. Baldwin Salt Lake City R. H. Sutton

Iris Breakfast Plans Told by Pocatello Woman's Club

The first Iris breakfast of the Pocatello Woman's Club, sponsored by the garden department, will be Friday at 11 a.m. in the YWCA club rooms with Mrs. George Wright addressing on the development of Iris. Musical numbers and Iris displays, corsages, and table decorations are planned, and two awards will honor outstanding displays. Members must contact Mrs. Stanley H. Leeney or Mrs. A. L. Merrill to attend.

Pocatello Woman's Club Garden Department Ywca Club George Wright Stanley H. Leeney A. L. Merrill Leeney Merrill F.S. Miller J. H. Loomis T. E. Nelson R. E. Schmidt

Dull Tins Prove Better for Pans Than Shine

A household tip notes dull tin pans absorb heat more evenly than bright ones. Polishing pans to shine can wear thin tin coating and expose metal to rust, making dulling a wiser housekeeping choice.

Local Club Meetings This Wednesday Afternoon

G LA and B of L E group meet at 2 pm at WO W hall. Salvation Army Home League gathers at 1 pm for lunch and possible picnic. Pocatello Ladies Pioneer group meets 1 30 pm at 525 West Clark Street hosted by Mrs Della Allsworth’s daughter. Desert Rose Camp hosts Brigham Young dinner Thursday at 1 pm at 162 Taft Avenue.

The Salvation Army Ladies OF Pocatello Pioneers Ladies of Pocatello Pioneers West Clark St Della. Allsworth Jack Swanson Allsworth Melinda Forrest Minnie Watson Clara Gardner Desert Rose Camp Brigham Young

Cute warm weather dress pattern for young girls

Pattern No. 8249 offers a two to six year old girls dress with two bows at the neckline and handy pockets. Sizes 2 to 6 are listed. rayon yardage noted and cost of 25 cents to order from Sue Burnett, Chicago. Spring and Summer FASHION booklet includes 52 pages of sewing information and a free gift pattern.

Sue Burnett Pocatello Post South Wells St Chicago

Aberdeen social notes record visits and trips

Miss Lora Klippert, manager of a Preston jewelry store, stayed with Mrs. Doris Pratt in Aberdeen and traveled to Pocatello with Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Marie Ralphs. Charles Wells and Frank Garratt made a business trip to Pocatello, where Garratt visited his daughter Frances, a nurse at St. Anthony.

Aberdeen Lora Klippert Preston Doris Pratt Charles Wells Frank Garratt Pocatello Garratt Frances The St. Anthony

American Falls Social News Briefs

Ronald Pierson left Sunday night for Boise to enroll in a week of driver education training at Boise Junior College. He will teach the course at the high school next year. The Madden and Winters families spent the weekend in Salt Lake City visiting relatives. The ARP League game saw American Falls defeat Arbon 6 to 5. Visitors from Boise and residents of Pocatello and Nampa were in town for visits, with several locals traveling to Jackson Hole for the weekend.

American Falls Ronald

Annual Supper Brings Ladies Society To Dance and Cards

The Ladies Society of the B. of L. F. and E. held their annual supper Friday evening with about 50 guests. Mrs. Martha Thomas and her committee served a delicious meal, tables arranged by Mrs. Hazel Phillips. Prizes went to Mrs. Bogt for 500 and Mant Elliott for pingchle high score.

Ladies Society B. of L. F Martha Thomas Hazel Phillips Bogt Mant Elliott Pingchle

Ice Bath Prep For Canned Gulf Shrimp Dip

Drain the can liquid from shrimp and reserve it for the recipe. Place drained shrimp in a bowl with eight to ten ice cubes and a small amount of cold water. Soak for ten minutes to refresh the shrimp before using in the dip.

The Gulf

Leftover candied fruits used as colorful cake garnishes

Leftover candied fruits can be chopped into small pieces, rolled in granulated sugar, and stored in a covered jar for future use as colorful and flavorful cake puddings or ice cream garnishes.

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