Campus Wear By Sue Burnett Frock and Cardigan Set
A stylish frock for campus wardrobes uses two soft woolens with a cardigan front. The design emphasizes a young smart look with practical sleeves and versatile styling suitable for college wear.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1948
Page
5
A stylish frock for campus wardrobes uses two soft woolens with a cardigan front. The design emphasizes a young smart look with practical sleeves and versatile styling suitable for college wear.
Pattern No 8351 offers sizes 11 through 18 with 344 yards of 35 inch fabric and a 1 yard contrast. Send 25 cents in coins, your name, address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett at Pocatel lo Post, Chicago Illinois. Fall and Winter Fashion issue includes designer patterns, fabric news, and a free pattern printed in the book.
George W. Beynon, national director of the American Contract Bridge League, presented a rare hand. West opened, clubs shifted, and Beynon won with the king. After a sequence of heart and diamond plays, East’s misstep led Beynon to a winning endgame with a hearts squeeze and trumping sequence.
In Banock County race Republican Alfred Cordon addresses questions about wages, law practice, labor unions, and WWI service. He explains career highlights from Rigby to Pocatello and defends residency claims amid campaign scrutiny.
Plans are under way for a junior music festival to be held March 5 at the Clark and Lewis buildings on Idaho State College campus in Pocatello. Bulletins were mailed to music teachers urging participation by all students studying music. events include voice string instruments piano horns chorus and dancing. Mrs. M. N. Hook is regional festival chairman at 132 South Lincoln phone 1437-J.
Grace Anonby of Minneapolis and Joseph Aslesen of Osseo Minn faced a $9000 judgment in a car crash case and won a new trial. A second jury then awarded Mrs Helen Janovec of Minneapolis $12500. The defendants did not seek another trial.
The freighter Lyngenfjord delivered five male and four female polar bear cubs from Norway. Zoo director Dr Leonard Goss was asked to identify the cubs in New York before their transfer to Chicago.
Mrs. Pauline Bryan, Bannock county American Red Cross activities chair, announces a Red Cross workshop for college students in Salt Lake City at the University of Utah campus November 5 and 6. Three students from the local college will attend Pocatello delegates include Mary Pat Smith Patricia McDevitt and a yet unnamed male student.
Special to the Post from Blackfoot reports a Jaycee-Jay-C-Ette Halloween pageant at the Episcopal Parish hall. Imaginative costumes crowded the floor from devils and pirates to a buck Indian and a witch princess. Ray Hopkins won the men’s prize for the most original outfit and Ethel Shellman won for the most hideous witch.
The Supreme Forest Woodmen's circle will hold a regular meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the WOW hall. St Margaret's Guild of Trinity Episcopal church invites all women to a dessert luncheon meeting Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Parish hall.
The Pittsburgh Pirates signed Robert Forbes a former Florida University star who played semi pro baseball in Williston Florida last season Forbes will play outfield and first base for the Pirates in the coming season.
Virginia Boy Scout troop in Portneuf district held a Court of Honor. Life Scout awards went to Leon Thompson and Monte Juchan. LaMar Olson earned his First Class badge. Second Class awards to Gordon Olson, Monte Burrup, and Dan Juchaw. Merit badges awarded to Paul Morrison, Darrell Parris, Farrell Denney, Leon Thompson, and Monte Juchaw. An MIA social followed. plans for re registration and Portneuf district finance drive were discussed.
Washington report notes pork chops near their lowest level in months. The Agriculture Department cites an eight percent price dip from September to October driven by increased hog marketings.
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