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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
5
Pattern Nos 5894 and 5565 present tissue patterns in sizes 14 16 18 with embroidery buttons and beading on empire nightgowns. Materials, color suggestions and sewing instructions included. Send 20c per pattern to Anne Cabot at Pocatello Post New York.
Mrs. L. W. Davis hosted Camp Fire Girl guardians meeting with Mrs. L. R Scholl assisting. They outlined April activities including a doughnut sale to fund next summer’s camp, distributed handicraft instructions, and noted attendees such as Mesdames Blair, Smith, Clevenger, Bronson, Wursten, Anthony, Chantry, Crofts and Misses Weese and Clark.
Campus Wives sponsor rummage sale at USC hut on North First. Event runs Friday and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Funds support club activities and campus programs.
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses the senate ruling on filibuster limits, arguing for full debate on important issues. She supports rent control renewal, notes landlord hardships, and recalls a Stephens College visit with Missouri details and a radio interview by the League of Women Voters promoting a city manager charter in Columbia.
Visitors from Moscow Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Vey Gish and their son Walter stayed with Mrs. Gish’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peck during bowling tournaments. Prizes went to Mrs. David McCune Mrs. L. R. Scholl Mrs. C. M. Davis Mrs. A. B. Rounds and Miss Dorothy Manning. New members present included Mrs. Frank Hall and Mrs. W. W. Shields. Hostesses were Mrs. C. H. Pinkerton and Mrs. Frank Ohlson. Family friends and many others attended. Master David Brookhart, born Saturday in Moscow arrives as Ray Brookhart Jr., aims for his Idaho master’s degree in June. He is the first grandchild of Pocatellans Ray and Mrs. Brookhart.
A sequence of society notices lists meetings and events for Xi Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Ruth Chapter No. 3 The Star of the East club LA to B of RT JU club Women’s Council Republican Women League of Women Voters Y-Ettes dinner dance with dates times and venues at homes lodges temples churches and public halls around town including 540 North Tenth Masonic temple Bannock hotel and student union building
University of Vermont and its 3,100 students allocate about 6 million dollars yearly. President John S. Mills cites a survey showing the average student spends 1 155 dollars beyond tuition and fees.
Five tree seedlings from the French merei train arrived in West Virginia and were planted at the state conservation commission's Lesage nursery. At least two will be transplanted to the Capitol grounds in Charleston.
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