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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
5
Melinda Mallory advises middle aged women to stop trying to stay young. She urges embracing aging by engaging with the world and abandoning self obsessed fashion and age denial. Genuine interest, not youth mimicry, preserves vitality and a sense of youth.
A frock features scalloped trim along the sides and pockets. The design spans spring to summer and adds an air of importance to the garment.
The week featured birthday anniversaries for Tom Nelson and R. E Schmidt with a dinner at the Schmidt home hosted by Mrs. R. E Schmidt. Community events included a Congregational church pot luck with historical character role play and square dancing, a Tepee chapter National Secretaries waffle supper with bridge, and Sans Souci sewing club and other gatherings at Mrs. Schmidt and Mabel Love’s homes.
General WSCS gathering Friday evening at eight o'clock in the Methodist church basement. Circle No 5 members will lead the program and the tea to follow. Mrs David Gaitskill is general chairman with Mrs Harold Carlyle presenting Home The Cradle of Religion and Mrs Don Larsen performing a violin piece.
Mr and Mrs Marion Perkins entertained for members of the family honoring their father Joseph Perkins who was celebrating his 76th birthday anniversary Friday. Attending were O J Perkins of Salt Lake City Jesse Stevens Logan J C Perkins Smithfield Steven Millers Ogden Douglas Griffeth W A Marler and Mrs Perkins. Family members called during the afternoon and evening to wish the honored guest many happy returns.
National Brotherhood Week will be observed at the Central Christian church starting Friday evening at 6 30. The program runs through the coming week with services and activities for the community.
The LA to the ORC will meet Friday at 2 30 p m at the WOW hall for initiation. All officers and color bearers are asked to meet at 1 p m.
Members of the Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle hold a rummage sale Saturday at the USO hut on North First Ave. For pickup of materials, call Alice Deck at SCR1 of Mae Benson 499J.
The farewell luncheon for Mrs. E. E. Jacobs at Log Cabin Cafe featured spring flowers and an afternoon of bridge at Mrs. E. G. Meadows home. High card prize went to Mrs. Glen Barnard with Mrs. Jacobs taking second. other attendees included Mrs. Meadows and several local women.
Pocatello Pan Hellenic to meet for monthly luncheon Saturday at 1 p m in the Bannock hotel Wedgewood room with Alpha Phi hostesses. Gate City camp Royal Neighbors of America officers to meet Sunday at 3 30 p m at the Eagle's hall for special practice. State supervisor Alice Grovesnor remains in critical condition after a recent fall, hospitalized at St Alphonsus in Boise.
Preston plans for the junior prom to be held Friday March 11 in the high school gym. Richard Smith announces the event with the Dan Sante Orchestra of Logan providing music and special floor shows planned.
The WSCS chapters one and two of First Methodist Church held a Tuesday dinner in the church parlors with Miss Vivian Matson presiding. Guests of honor included Mrs George M Wood WSCS president, Miss Frances Dotzour, plus five chapter two officers Barbara Bates Ruby Kasai Jergma Zach Miyo Morimoto and Burnice Wilson. Miss Dotzour spoke on the Connecticut Inter national camp studying peace and understanding attended by 14 international youths and 15 Americans. Next meeting for chapter one will start with a 6 30 p m dinner on Tuesday April 5.
AMERICAN FALLS Chinese chow mein supper highlighted a Tuesday bridge club event hosted by Mrs James England at 7 30 p m. Jasmine tea and snapdragon Chinese flower theme adorned the scene with place cards in Chinese style. Mrs Harold Hartley won the high prize and Mrs Philip Petersen the second high. other attendees included Mrs David West, Mrs William England, Mrs D E Madden, Mrs Melvin Meadows, and Mrs P C Schmershall.
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