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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1949
Page
10
Swanson column suggests a Dad centered menu with a rich chocolate cake. It provides a Swift & Co. cake recipe in detail, plus a Father’s Day dinner plan including steak, potatoes, lima beans, corn, salad, strawberries, cream, and coffee.
The Quartiers a men s quartet from St Johns college Winfield Kansas will present a sacred concert at Grace Lutheran church Sunday evening at 8 oclock. The event is open to the public with no admission charge and features students training for Lutheran ministry through Concordia Seminary St Louis.
Pretty house dress with princess lines and scalloped detail suited for marketing. Pattern 8477 from Sew-rite perforated with size 36 requiring 5 1/4 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 25 cents coins plus name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett Pocatello Post 530 Wells Chicago Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maynard of 1305 E Center returned after a two week vacation to Portland Oregon and Oakland California. They visited Mrs Maynard’s sister Earl Granger and the Larsen family in Portland and their children Earl Burnham King Tolls and J Sherrel Maynard in California. The coast trip included a drive through the Redwood forest and the party noted ideal weather with rains only in Nevada and Idaho on the return.
A collection of meal ideas lists breakfast and luncheon options featuring varied dishes from orange juice and bacon to spinach souffle and jelly omelet. It also includes a New Jersey Extension Service cheese and nut loaf recipe for four, plus a full supper plan with steak, mashed potatoes, salad, and apple pie.
The First LDS ward hosts a Friday 9 30 pm dance by the West Pocatello Stake MIA with Cliff Hudson's orchestra. A Congregational church lawn picnic runs Friday 10 am to 2 pm for Sunday school members. Ladies Auxiliary luncheon 1 15 pm Monday at Memorial hall. 8 ET 40 meets Friday 8 pm with Mrs Vernon Atwood and Mrs W B Harris to plan upcoming chapeaux visit. Job's Daughters Bethel No 1 meets Saturday 2 30 pm at the Masonic temple. officers installation Saturday 7 30 pm with reception for all guests.
NEA writer reports rayon towels and mats as the season’s new sun items. Rayon blended with cotton promises quicker drying and absorbency, with lustrous surfaces and bold colors. Indoor life for matching towels and washcloths follows summer use.
A reporter studies a particular clerk praised by at least six women for outstanding service. She listens, spends time with each customer, avoids fault finding, highlights the shopper’s good points, remembers names, and treats all customers with equal courtesy, earning repeat business and referrals.
Tonight at 8 p m at the LDS Second ward chapel in South Sixth Ave a farewell testimonial honors Donald M Pugmire who will depart for a church mission home in Salt Lake City for training before serving in the Central States mission with headquarters in Independence Pugmire a Pocatello native born 1929 son of Mr and Mrs McKay Pugmire of 620 East Bonneville St and a graduate of local schools with two years at Idaho State college.
Four new candidates were initiated at the regular meeting of the Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle Monday evening at the WOW hall. Recipients were Violet Holt Harriet Thomson Pauline Hacking and Harriet Harris. Freshman drills were shown by Tau Phi Lambda sorority members and Grove drill teams. Refreshments were served by Alice Deck chairwoman assisted by Vera Brookshire Lucille Follick Barbara Deck Millie Thomas and Angie D'Amico. Virginia Hansen won the door prize.
A Doan's Pills advertisement warns that backache leg pains and other symptoms can signal kidney or bladder issues. It claims a stimulant diuretic helps flush waste from the blood and urges readers to consult a druggist for relief.
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