Eleanor Roosevelt Reflects On LA Visit And FCC News
In Los Angeles Eleanor Roosevelt visits Beverly Hills stores with her son John and meets with family friends. She discusses a broadcast with Anna Roosevelt on the FCC complaint about G. A. Richards allegedly biasing news coverage. Roosevelt notes Democratic women’s group chatter on Helen Gahagan Douglas and prepares for Kansas City lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
James
John
Beverly Hills
Roosevelt and Good
New York
Hyde Park
American Jewish Congress
Radio News Club of Hollywood
Federal Communications Commission
G. A. Richards
FCC
Richards
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Honored Guest Speaks To Local Jay-C-Ettes
Mrs. Wayne Hancock state president of the Jay-C-Ettes was the honored guest at a dinner for 35 at Shanghai cafe. Toastmistress Mrs. Lew Harrison introduced attendees as Shirley Thornock read and Elaine Levinson sang. Hancock urged more state club cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hancock
Jay-C-Ettes Organization
Lew. Harrison
Shirley Thornock
Barry Gordon
al Jolson
Elaine Levinson
Phil Durst
Ed Hartman
Larry Crowley
Lew Harrison
William Hall
Dinner Party Celebrates NALC Ladies Group Eleventh Anniversary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers marked its eleventh anniversary with a dinner at Mrs Allen's room. Tables held red carnations. after dinner guests played pinochle. High scorers were Sue Shurtliff and David Blalock, with Marvin Smith taking the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
Allen
Sue Shurtliff
David Blalock
Marvin Smith
Shute
Luther Burnham
John Weston
Wes Carlson
Ed Swisher
Ed Branson
Beryl Whittington
Cyril Barrett
George Sorenson
New Members Initiated in Woodmen Circle Meeting
Dorothy D Amico and Ethel Nelson were initiated at the Supreme Forest Woodmen s Circle regular meeting held Monday evening at the WOW hall. Delegates were chosen for the regional meeting set for April 29 and 30 at the Moose Hall. A committee led by Thelma Strope served refreshments after the meeting with Adah Sorenson Myrtle Siebert Sue Smith Fern Freckleton and Helen Strand assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy D’amico
Ethel Nelson
Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle
Wow Hall
Moose Hall
Thelma Strope
Adah Sorenson
Myrtle Siebert
Sue Smith
Fern Freckleton
Helen Strand
Will Marry Glenn Barker
Burley announces the engagement of Phyllis LaRue to Glenn R Barker of Salt Lake City formerly of Gooding The couple met at a University of Idaho dinner at Hays Hall Moscow The bride to be is a Heyburn High School 1946 graduate and active in Phi Upsilon Omicron Kappa Phi and other campus groups The groom is a University of Idaho senior in electrical engineering and served in World War II after Gooding High School graduation in 1941
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi
Upsilon Omicron
National Home Economics
Kappa Phi
Methodist College Women’s Club
Hays Hall
Vandaleer Chorus
Spurs
Barker
Wesley Foundation
Idaho Club
Electrical Engineers Club
Gooding High School
Talk By Rev Walker On Three Religions
Rev Le Roy Walker of the First Methodist church spoke on three religions to Circle No. 5 members at Mrs Harold Carlyle's home. Mrs Haskell Duncan reviewed Return to Religion and plans were set for a mother daughter banquet on April 29. Three more boxes were organized for the missionary in China. Refreshments featured a St Patrick's motif served by the hostess and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Walker
First Methodist Church
Circle No. 5
Harold Carlyle
Haskell Duncan
China
Pete Hauck
Levee Ralph Oxley
W. C. Robnson
Music Festival Plans Completed By Pocatello Club
The Pocatello Music Club schedules a Wednesday meeting at Trinity Parish hall with Rampton Barlow Mendel Lucatsky Dr. John McMahon and Mrs. R J Comstock in a round table on music in schools. Junior festival entry blanks and fees are due by March 1 with April 2 festival date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gates
Pocatello Music Club
Trinity Parish Hall
Rampton Barlow
Mendel Lucatsky
John McMahon
R. J. Comstock
Wendell Wilson
A. R. Wooley
Birdie Middendorf
Pink and Blue Shower Honoring Mrs Harold Dreyer
Members of the Cygnet club hosted a surprise pink and blue shower for Mrs Harold Dreyer at Mrs Lee Andrus home. A dessert supper followed by cards. prizes went to Mrs Delores Daniels, Mrs Verl Bell, Mrs George Allen, and Mrs Harold Dreyer traveling prize. Other attendees included Len Bergendorf Rex Olson Dwaine Seisser Clifford Miller Ralph Rossiter and Shirley Peterson. Next meeting is March 15 at Mrs Verl Bell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cygnet Club
Lee Andrus
Harold Dreyer
Delores Daniels
Verl Bell
George Allen
Len Bergendorf
Rex Olson
Dwaine Seisser
Clifford Miller
Ralph Rossiter
Shirley Peterson
Mold Pullularia Threatens Paints and Plastics
A widely distributed fungus known as pullularia can damage paints and certain plastic surfaces, causing unsightly growths that have received little prior attention.
Radiant Club Luncheon At Masonic Temple
Members of the Radiant Afternoon club met on Tuesday at the Masonic temple for a dessert luncheon followed by a travel essay by Mrs. Myron Porges and an afternoon of bridge. Guest of the day was Mrs. Ada Barber. Attending were Mesdames Anthony Blair Boyer Campbell Crump Dutford Ewer Grover Holder Halsey Kerr Kelly Manning Morrell Murphy Myers Miller Nichols Neff Page Porges Perry Riggs Rounds Richard Schneider Stacy Turner Wilkinson Wilson Woodhams Wright and others.
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Radiant
Masonic Temple
Myron Porges
Ada Barber
G. R. Blair
Charles Boyer
Alec Campbell
Owen Crump
E. A. Dutford
K. Ewer
Irene Grover
Maude Holder
W. W. Halsey
G. W. Kerr
C. A. Kelly
R. E. Manning
C. E. Morrell
H. A. Murphy
G. A. Myers
Maude Miller
W. Nichols
William Neff
J. A. Page
M. Porges
F. Perry
H. Riggs
H. Rounds
D. H. Richard
J. C. Schneider
M. C. Stacy
L. Turner
L. W. Wilkinson
W. W. Wilson
L. S. Woodhams
B. F. Wright
Art Guild Guests of Mrs Coleman Meeting
Members of the Literary Art Guild will attend a regular monthly meeting at 705 North Eleventh Ave hosted by Mrs Marion Coleman. Mrs Keith Riley will review The Other Sheep and Mrs George Cox will provide historical background. Co hosts are Mrs A D West and Mrs R K Hart.
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Literary Art Guild
Marion Coleman
North Eleventh Ave
Keith Riley
George Cox
A. D. West
R. K. Hart
Guild
West
Vern Hough
Ernest Tolman
N. W. Barry
Pocatello Ladies Golf Association Form New Year Leaders
The Pocatello Ladies Golf Association opened its 1949 season with a meeting at president Mae Coxs home. Plans were made for the April Ladies Membership dinner and a mixed dance at Hotel Bannock on April 30. Committees were named for social membership tournaments publicity grounds and greens ways and means constitution auditing and more with Clara Cox as vice president and Frances Richmond as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Ladies Golf Association
Mae Cox
Bannock
Pocatellans
Jo Terrell
Edith King
Clara Cox
June Daniels
Laura Fawson
Denna Ogden
Mae Bale
Marion Gladhill
Connie Turner
Mary Begley
Margaret Golob
Peggy Olson
Tournament
Elene McLaughlin
Carol Harris
Doris Dremolski
Marion Morgan
Suzanne Gasser
Mary Jensen
Frances Richmond
Grounds and Greens
Edna Service
Lou Berryman
Doris Huber
Ways and Means
Bess Craig
Bee Ford
Vi Bullock
Constitution
Barbara Marshall
Theda Gerbes
Gladys Meek
Billy Club Guests At Smullin Home
St Patrick themed gathering at Mrs. Fred Smullin home hosted by the Billy club wives of police officers Monday evening. Dessert was followed by pinochle with prizes to Mrs. Tom Rush high, Mrs. Jack Bates all-cut, and Mrs. Glenn Hadley consolation. Attendees included Mesdames Rush Hadley Bates Hildebrandt Boyce Thomas and Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Day
Billy Club
Fred Smullin
Tom Rush
Jack Bates
Glenn Hadley
Wayne Hildebrandt
Earl Boyce
R. C. Thomas
How Can A Girl Meet More Men
Ruth Millet argues the question is wrong and suggests evaluating the men a girl already knows for potential marriage. She uses Mary B. as an example who turns down six suitors for superficial faults, risking losing true prospects and delaying marriage. Millet warns against perpetual selectivity and self perfectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millet
NEA
Mary B
Mary
Ex-army star Glen Davis vacationing with Elizabeth Taylor
Lt. Glen Davis former football hero, who said he would seek discharge in 1951, vacationed in Miami with movie star Elizabeth Taylor and her mother. Taylor greeted him with a hug and kiss, but both declined comment on marriage plans. The item ends with an unrelated quip about doctors' mortality rates versus lawyers or clergymen.
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Miami
Fla
Glen Davis
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Davis
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