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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
5
The piece describes using plastic-coated cottons for slipcovers and curtains to simplify hot weather upkeep. It explains making a drapery bag for winter curtains, basic chair slipcovers from a simple pattern, and guidance to avoid frills for easier sewing. It notes solid colors ease matching over patterned fabrics.
A Fort Worth woman, fed up after two months of a truck blocking her home, used a hammer on the vehicle. Police found the truck with a missing windshield, windows, and headlight lenses.
Community notes detail Boots and Saddle club performance in Pocatello and Aberdeen Mounted Sheriff's Posse at queen contest. T. S. Vanderford hosts annual potato workers ball. Borgstrom brothers funeral attended by Aberdeen family members. Lydia Duffin hosts Daughters of the Utah Pioneers meeting. Duffin named first captain. Attendees listed. Fishing trip to Yellowstone Park referenced. Mennonite Pacific District Conference held in Aberdeen with multiple ministers speaking. Duane Ralphs and family vacation in Arizona. Williams family attended Mutual Improvement Association conference in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Martha Thomas vice-president led the business meeting of the Ladies Society to the B. of L. F. and E. Friday at the W. O. W. Hall. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Aston Fullmer and her committee. Anita Rogers won high in 500, Hannah Girard took the table prize, and Delores Larsen won the all-cut award.
Past Noble Grands of In Re bekah No 23 were honored by IOOF lodge members on Thursday evening. Each Grande received a rose corsage as Beverly Hicock read the year’s events. Ten Rebekah degrees were conferred and Zola Walker was welcomed as an associate member. Refreshments were served. the grand lodge meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 pm in the IOOF hall.
Mrs. Dan Judd of Twin Falls stays with her son Roy Judd while taking health baths. Mrs. C. C. Peoples and daughter Georgia of Butte Mont occupy their summer home, with Miss Maime Peoples visiting. Various trips and visits are noted among residents from Kemmerer Wyoming Green River Wyoming Roy Utah and California. Armiger Bell is seriously ill in Soda Springs hospital. Jackson Calif residents Floyd Avery and Jessie Avery host guest Isaac Thorne formerly of Lava.
Members of the Supreme Forrest Wood circle ages 16 to 29 are invited to a Tau Phi Lambda pledge party Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Ray Higbee South Main.
The American Automobile Association reports fewer flat tires in 1947 than 1946. However battery failures ignition trouble and carburetor failures rose. Automobiles stalled a total of 37 260 000 times in 1947 according to the association.
Mylin switches to a T formation this fall highlighting a new setup at New York University. The change signals a shift in strategy for the team under the coaching staff.
Little Janice Lee Axman, five percent year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Axman, 607 West Halliday, won the children under eight contest at Kids Club Saturday morning for singing and tap dancing With a Hay and a Hi. She received a small engraved bracelet.
A harassed housewife with four children and no help endures fourteen hour days seven days a week. She avoids being worn down by maintaining standards, dressing well and keeping her appearance neat despite hard work and limited childcare. She remains cheerful, good looking and organized as she endures the demanding years.
Pattern No 8293 offers sizes 12 14 16 18 20 in sharkskin or no cotton with easy sewing. Sent 25 cents coins plus name address size to Sue Burnett Pocatello Post 530 South Wells St Chicago 7 Ill for Spring and Summer FASHION booklet.
CIO United Auto Workers picket lines formed around the Bendix Aviation Corp. plant in South Bend Indiana and vowed to stay until contract negotiations are settled officials said.
Diplomatic sources in London said Sunday that Soviet relations with Yugoslavia and its eastern European satellites are strained as Balkans tensions rise.
White or gray hair requires sun protection through head coverings to prevent yellowing. Apply facial cream before going out and again after returning to counteract drying. Use dark liquid cosmetics to deepen a mild tan with a transparent facial film.
The article advises on wrinkle-resistant linen noting it may stretch more than untreated linen. It suggests roomy armholes and bosom, forgiving waists, and looser fits. It warns crease-resistant fabrics may be warmer and recommends sheer open weaves for cooler wear in warm weather.
Two Georgia girls were arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated. Brandied peaches!
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