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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
5
Jim Leese was elected president of the Whittier Parent-Teachers Association at a regular meeting. New officers include Bob Pierrington as vice president and Mrs. H. V. Smith and Mrs. William Bartz as secretary and treasurer.
District gathering for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs set in Pocatello with representation from Aberdeen Blackfoot American Falls Montpelier Soda Springs and Malad. Registration at 11 a.m. includes Rebekahs luncheon. Odd Fellows 1 30 p.m. business session. Rebekahs same time in Memorial building. A banquet at 6 30 p.m. precedes evening activities with Grand Master Albert Graf and other leaders attending.
Perry Harrison delivered a talk on silver at the Ladies Afternoon club Radiant in the Mason ic temple Tuesday during an afternoon dessert luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. Myra Porges Mrs. J W Gregory and Mrs. G W Oliver. Twenty eight members attended along with three guests presiding was Mrs Ina Wilson.
Mrs Clyde Stone former Miss Kay Reynolds was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Rupert high and junior high teachers and wives. Sweetpeas decorated tables. Mrs Gilmore received roses for use of her home. Prizes went to Jo Spevak and others. honoree led on a treasure hunt to find a lamp gift.
Eleanor Roosevelt notes continued need for rent controls amid tight building, urging fixes to administrative procedures rather than repeal. She warns removal would harm budget-constrained renters and small property owners awaiting fair handling and better investigations. Roosevelt adds Russia’s UN challenge to the NATO pact contrasts regional blocs with free democracies.
Fern Smuin will direct a piano recital tonight at Central Christian Church in Pocatello featuring youngsters from Pocatello American Falls and Lava Hot Springs. The program starts at 8 p m with ages from six to high school and includes Ellen Copening and many named pianists such as Merma Bartoschek Theen Barrett Lois Beck Peggy Brian Diana Cotant David Colling Joyce Colling Arlene Cheney Bill Craven Jo Ann Bent Eddie Finch Nancy Garrett Anson Garrett Michael Gesas Melvin Graves Ila Mae Gutzman Roy
A roster of residents includes Gene Miller, Monson Miller, Charlotte Mullen, Evelyn Robinson, Connie Seda, Devona Stephenson, Arthur Gutzman, Jeriram Hahn, Betty Harrison, Judy Jester, Verleen Kelly, Wilma Lemmon, Kay Loomis, Bill McCarty, Patricia McDermitt, Marlene Mayer, Caryl Wilson, Dona Wilson, and Ruth Zweigart.
The YWCA Public Affairs Committee will meet Friday March 25 at 7 30 p m in the YWCA clubrooms.
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