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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1948
Page
5
A lunch and dinner menu highlights boneless broiled cod fillets with butter and paprika, creamed fish and mushrooms, crab baked in shells, and shrimp wiggle with white sauce. Tomorrow's menu includes breakfast rhubarb, lunch baked beans in tomato sauce, and dinner of broiled cod with sides.
A historic note records that London hosts 650 firms aged more than a century, highlighting enduring businesses and the city’s long commercial legacy.
The M-Men and Gleaners of the West Pocatello Stake announce a Sadie Hawkins Dance on April 1 at the Stake recreational hall. Guests include M-Men and Gleaners of the Pocatello Stake. Booths, games, prizes, and music by Gene Burton's orchestra will entertain attendees.
Mrs Clark of Boise attended the Radiant Afternoon club gathering Tuesday at 1 15 p m in the Parish hall for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs George W Miller Mrs E E Roscoe and Mrs Estie Garrett The long guest list includes Mesdames Alexander Campbell Charles Brown Louie Dremolski Mamie Bell R E Manning Kenneth Ewer George Kerr E A Dufford and many others.
War Mothers of Bannock County meet at 2 p.m. at the Memorial building. Chapter K PEOQ meets 8 p.m. at Mrs. L. E. Shaw’s home. Whittier PTA and Xi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hold evening meetings. Goodwill Club, Sego Lily Camp DUP, YWCA Board, and church groups schedule weekday gatherings with listed hosts and locations. American Association of University Women Chapter II meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. with a stained glass lecture.
Mrs David Blalock hosted the Woodcraft Thimble club with assist from Mrs Mollie Kirkpatrick and Mrs Frank Regan on Wednesday afternoon. A short business meeting followed by bridge and card games. Ella Spiekermann won high in bridge, Minnie Watson high in 500, and Valba Corbett received the all-out award.
Mrs A W Hall 141 North Lincoln Ave hosted the Matilda F Smith camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers with about 22 members. The program featured a diary lesson by Mrs Hall and a Martin Harris biography by Mrs Birdie Middendorf. A special guest was Mrs L J Potter from the central camp. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Hall with help from Mrs Grace Richards and Mrs Anna Hawkes.
Moscow announced large improvements in the food and consumer goods sectors of the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic. The ministry of housing and construction was reproved for not meeting its quotas over the past two years.
Visiting in Pocatello this week are MR and MRS JOSEPH MC QUADE SR from Sun Valley arriving Wednesday evening They will visit with HENRY MC QUADE and JOE JR Mr Mc Quade formerly worked for Union Pacific and belongs to the Oldtimers Club They stay with MR and MRS HOWARD SPENCER 1436 North Garfield Ave GRAND FATHER Mrs WALTER SCOTT of Lodi California formerly Lora Lee Schoolcraft wired to say her father J W SCHOOLCRAFT is a grandfather She and the baby are fine with a 814 pound boy named GREGORY JAMES Lora Lee a Pocatello HS and St Anthony's grad Hostesses named for ravioli dinner at Memorial Building are MRS JOHN HOOD MRS GER TRUDE DEGREGORY MRS C A CARMACK and MRS FANK BOZZIE with MRS ROBERT H HUNTER at the door A few tickets remain
The Second Ward Relief Society led by Bishop Ray J. Davis plans a public dinner at the Second Ward church on Friday evening. Serving starts at 5 30 p.m. Reservations can be made by calling Curtis Hall at 1998-W.
The Ivy Rebekah Kensington lodge held an Irish themed meeting at the I O O F hall with hostesses Edith White Lelia Bell Grace John and Jessie Johnson serving refreshments in St Patrick colors. After a business meeting led by Mabel Dykman a hostess committee took over and games Pinochle and bridge provided entertainment with Ilene Pizer and May Myers winning top prizes.
New York reveals glove styles with romantic rib bon lacings pearl-button closings and cream puff cuffs. Designers offer color-matched options for Easter outfits including navy red green beige brown pale pink and pastel blue inspired by forget me nots. The glace glove with a cream puff cuff presents a dressed up spring look with blue and camellia pink alternating stripes at the wrist.
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