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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1948
Page
6
An old fashioned box social hosted by Tenth Ward officers and teachers Friday benefits the ward building fund. Attendees bring decorated lunch boxes auctioned to bidders, with winners sharing a lunch. Frank Welch chairs the program with Joyce Ben. administrators include Edgar C. Gibson and Kenneth Kemp.
Mrs. George L. Andrews hosts Mrs. Hogsett Idaho federation president on visits to the Women’s Study League and Pocatello Women’s Club. Y Teen leaders Vivian Matson and Edith Ball return from Payette Lake conference in Twin Falls. Plans for a Payette Lake McCall Summer Leadership Camp amid Idaho events outlined with Doolittle directing and Hill as program lead. Delia Epsilon Kappa prepares a March 20 Barn Dance at ISC. Gleaners of the LDS Institute hold a Marriage Comradery with Polysmith and Velda Belville among attire notes. G. L. Jensen couple plan Salt Lake City trip. Ralph Gibson shops downtown. Lennie Eagan dines.
U P Old Timers Club No 15 invites members to the twenty first annual dinner and dance in Salt Lake City on Saturday March 13 at 7 00 p m in the Lafayette Ballroom Hotel Utah Ed Marksheffel will introduce 50 year button recipients F H Knickerbocker George A Rossiter Herman A Erdman Reservations via Art Amundsen 2218 and H Lushinsky 6631 Sun Valley trip May 1 announced as the club’s fourth excursion
Mary Astor says every woman past 35 should test shades and decide makeup subtlety. A magnifying mirror helps minimize eye lines and guides foundation thinness and rouge blending for a natural effect.
A discussion on makeup types used with magnifying mirrors and which offer the best facial impact. Experts weigh the benefits of different products for close inspection and detailed application.
L. Marnus urged the University of Oklahoma audience that large city buildings harm children and called for expansive playgrounds between rows of houses. He emphasized substantial open space for youth and mobility within urban areas.
The American Falls Baptist Society marked its 31st year with a birthday party on March 4 at Bethany Baptist Church parlors. Thirty eight women attended. corsages were given to the oldest member Eva Cotant, the youngest Warren McCall, and department president Atlas Crowder. The program included hymns, scriptural remarks, a sextet of youth, a piano solo, and readings from an old family poetry book. Luncheon followed with cake, ice cream, coffee, and candies.
Begin crocheting a charming filet chair set suitable for beginners and heirloom quality. Complete instructions, large filet chart, and stitch illustrations available for 15 cents in coin plus 1 cent postage, with name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot. Pocatello Post 530 South Wells St Chicago Ill.
At the Junior Music club board meeting held at Mrs. C. H. Pinkerton home on South Seventh Ave a new piano practice location was sought as the Carnes Music store basement space is needed for store equipment. The piano will move to the Oeeee center when built and the club reported $116 net from Pandora production.
A note on fish as a protein source to save wheat and peace accompanies simple sauces. Tartar sauce blends salad dressing with pickles onions parsley and capers. Creole sauce uses onion pepper tomatoes butter garlic and seasonings. Lemon Butter combines butter lemon juice and pepper. The meal plan suggests meatless options for breakfast lunch and dinner with baked beans fried fillets and sides including gingerbread.
The Friday supper party hosted by officers and teachers of the Tenth Ward Sunday school raised funds for the building. About 75 children attended, with Mrs W J Bouck as chair and assistance from Mrs June Tolman Mrs Harriet Tolman Mrs Emma Parkin Mrs Sarah Barry and Miss Joyce Benton. Brown mulligan stew chili and milk from Cream Top Dairy were served followed by cake popcorn balls and candy. Frank Welch and Miss Joyce Benton led games after dinner.
Nine two carloads of Massachusetts grown potatoes are en route overseas for relief distribution by the Army. The shipments form part of 35,000 tons of potatoes the U S Agriculture Department is sending to the Army.
Paul R. Fleming of Woodland, a former army private who was promoted three grades during a year in a Japanese prison camp, received 2357 dollars in back pay after the War Department completed its records and recognized the promotion. Fleming had served 3 1/2 years in captivity before being discharged as a private.
Father Edward J. Flanagan of Boys Town Nebraska lauds General Douglas MacArthur as among the few equals in mental ability military leadership and Christian conduct. He leaves on the Queen Mary for Austria to assess postwar youth conditions for two months at Lt. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes request, with aims to visit Germany afterward.
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