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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1948
Page
5
Editorial column by Melinda Mallory from southeastern Idaho. Daily feature on the POST pages inviting reader questions and advice on personal problems. Column writer signs as a resident contributor.
Elaine loses the lead to Miss Pretty Face who wins through tears and coercion. Elaine receives a supporting role and is urged to give a flawless performance to outshine the so called favorite. The writer recalls a past example where a supporting girl stole the show, and urges Elaine to learn her lines and play her part.
Delphian Society Alpha Nu meets at Miss Hilda Larsen's home 252 South Seventh Ave at 8 15 p m Thursday. VFW Auxiliary Post 735 holds an old fashioned social Wednesday 8 p m at the Memorial building with light lunches provided. Ladies Circle Congregational Church meets Wednesday at 1 for a pot lunch and bazaar sewing. Campus Wives dinner dance Friday 7 30 p m at the American Legion club formal wear optional Thanksgiving motif turkey dinner. Women’s Council Central Christian Church meets Friday 1 30 p m at Eighth and Center led by Mrs G V Goza. Garden club department of Pocatello Women’s Club meets Friday 2 p m at YWCA Birdie Middendorf speaks. Daughters of Utah Pioneers Sego Lily camp meets Wednesday 7 30 p m at Mrs Ruth Adams home co hosted by Mrs Aston Gunn. Ladies Auxiliary FOE 119 quilting party at Mrs Jane Cox 747 Johnson Wednesday 7 p m 8 40 There is a meeting of the 8 and 40 Wednesday 3 p m at Mrs George Norman Green 1340 East Lewis. Newcomers Club social afternoon after a dessert luncheon Wednesday. Eleventh Ward Gleaners cookedsale Saturday at Petersen’s Furniture Co by members.
The Burley news notes advisory board members were selected to fill vacancies from expiring terms. New appointees are D. Cohn Arimo cattle representative precinct 3 Vern es American Falls sheep representative precinct 3 Wesley B Elba sheep representative it 2 and Reed E Larkin free use representative. Voting runs 2 to 5 pm district wide with precinct nominations and morning session candidate discussions.
Four WSCS circles meet Thursday and Friday, culminating in a bazaar Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the church parlors. Circles I and II hold lunches and hostesses at local homes. Circle III and IV host Friday luncheons. Bazaar items include fancy work, aprons, baked goods, candy, plaques, plum puddings, Christmas cards, stuffed toys, doll clothes, and a fish pond.
Paul J. McCarthy, 44, was arrested after his car struck 12 parked vehicles in one block. He was charged with driving under the influence, careless and reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident, and destroying city property.
Professor Harold I. Hansen of the Utah State Agricultural College speech department will address the final meeting of the combined Pocatello stakes teacher training institute. The eight-week course ends Thursday at 7:30 PM on the ISC campus. Hansen will speak on Effective Speech in Teaching. He is an assistant professor of speech and drama at USAC and directed the LDS church pageant at Hill Cumorah last summer.
Mrs. Orlean Hronek announces Mrs. Max Turney of McCammon will attend Thursday evening arts and handicrafts in the Congregational church basement from 7 to 10 with her figurine collection. This will be her last visit before Christmas. No figurine painting that evening. a 1 to 4 painting class will be held in the basement afternoon.
Nine ISC students and faculty will depart by motor for the Pacific Northwest to attend the Northwest Speech Conference at the University of Washington in Seattle. Professor Carl Isaacson will accompany the group, which includes Dick Savage, Ralph Swisher, Pompei Johnson, John Squires, Pat MacDevitt, Jeanne Clark, Melvin Panned, Hal Foss, and Dave Hub.
Second of two meetings for teachers and others interested in field courses for college credit will be held Wednesday at 4 15 in Pocatello high school study hall under Idaho State college. The session will set up courses in curriculum and methods for elementary and secondary education.
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