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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1949
Page
5
The article warns that sunburn prevention requires regular reapplication as heat sweat and swimming reduce effectiveness. It notes freckles and skin blotches can trace back to childhood burns and urges vigilant mothers to protect children before sun exposure. It advises renewing oils or lotions after perspiration swimming and towel drying to maintain protection.
Idaho State College honors continue as Miss Dorothy Faris earns affiliate membership in the Utah State Agricultural College chapter of Sigma Xi, the honorary scientific research society. She joined ISC in 1927, holds a BS in pharmacy, and has conducted medical research with the WACs at Ham Sal Hospital in Modesto.
Mrs. Frank D. Grover of the Woolley apartments departed yesterday for St. Joseph Missouri for a two week visit with relatives and friends.
Three Ferguson housewives Judith Payne Mary Price and Anne Bassage turn brain wave ideas into a home based business personalizing phonograph records for children. They hire a professional engineer to set up a simple studio script writing data from parents and kids, add sound effects, and record custom stories for birthdays holidays and other events.
Idaho State College official approves the charter of Phi Sigma Kappa as a new national social fraternity on campus. Officers named include Jack Bishop president Ray Bennett vice president Blair Scofield treasurer Gene Humbolt inductor Lael Johnston and Clyde Hawley sensors. Pledged members listed include Dave Beal Jack Beall Ben Bowen Vern Campbell Emmett Hood Monte Neel Ray mond Ara Paul Jack Phillips and Harvey Strand.
Washington said the price of maintaining beauty won't drop with other costs as Maye Whitley of Dallas, president of the National Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists association, declares prices stay fixed due to excise taxes. She predicts fall styles will favor shorter hair and notes beauty shops remain resilient during economic lows.
A Michigan housewife argues that telling husbands about hard work often backfires. Marge complains at home about dull days and expenses, while Martha stays cheerful and avoids burdening Jim. The piece suggests wives shape how husbands perceive their efforts and favor cheerful resilience.
A man asserts that a woman’s morning appearance hinges on her hairstyle. He notes that a short cut trimmed to fit her face and figure just needs a quick brushing to look pretty.
Miss Jenalee Weaver wed Stanley Clark Jr at her sister’s Salt Lake City home on May 7 with Mary Lou Lawrence as matron of honor and Jack Clark as best man. The couple will live in Salt Lake City where she works at Duplers and he attends law school at the University of Utah.
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