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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1948
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Max L Burdick and daughter Julie Ann left for their Soda Springs home on Wednesday Burdick is in business They had been visiting with Mr and Mrs Perry W Connell of Randolph the Burdicks’ daughter’s parents
William E. McKenney explains planning to count tricks in bridge as the key lesson. He analyzes a hand where declarer uses careful trick counting to force West to end up leading clubs, enabling ruffs and a winning sequence across diamonds clubs hearts and trumps.
An old pattern advertisement describes pattern No. 8075 for a square necked jumper with blouse, two sleeve options, sizes 12 through 42, using 2 yards of 54 inch fabric and 1 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 25 cents and pattern number to Sue Burnett.
Portneuf Lodge No. 20 IOOF plans a special Friday meeting at the IOOF hall to honor the Rev. Ed Cunningham who is moving from Pocatello. Walter Hayden says the regular meeting will precede a program and refreshments with Sasconind Odd Fellows invited. Cunningham will take part in the IOOF Grand Lodge in Pocatello from Oct 17 to 24.
A guide for women considering joining clubs and organizations urges careful questions before joining. It weighs aims, benefits, time, and costs including dues clothes babysitting and transportation to avoid wasted effort and future regret.
Public invited to a missionary farewell for Odell Stevenson in Pocatello Third ward Sunday October 10 at 730 p.m. The program, directed by the Third ward bishopric, precedes Stevenson’s departure to the mission home in Salt Lake City October 11 before heading to New Zealand. He served in the European theater during World War II and studied at Idaho State College, active in music and drama and elected national vice president of Lambda Delta Sigma last year.
Miss Maye Whitley, president of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association, says a beauty shop offers an oasis of femininity and relaxation for women. She argues home beauty aids cannot replace professional treatments and a husband should appreciate the value of his wife’s beauty time.
Captain Walter E. Brown USN (retired) of Idaho State College will address the National Secretaries Association at the state convention banquet at the Whitman hotel Saturday at 7 p m. Teepee Chapter Pocatello hosts Idaho state members with Saturday business meetings and store tours. Sunday morning session begins with a 9 a m breakfast.
A man singing in an Ohio cafe was punched by a patron. The incident leads to a plan to take the assailant on a tour of several radio stations.
The St. Joseph's Altar Society set plans to attend the southeastern deanery meeting at American Falls on October 21. A chartered bus will transport members. reservations advised by calling Mrs. Gerald Sullivan. Final meeting actions included bazaar planning for November 4 with Mrs. A J Schwarz named general chair.
The Pocatello Methodist Youth fellowship hosts a regional MYF rally Tuesday at 5 30 p.m. with guests from Ashton Idaho Falls Shelley Blackfoot American Falls and Aberdeen A covered dish dinner will be served The principal speaker is Dorothy Weber of New York City a nationally known youth leader who will speak at the Idaho state convention of the Women's Society of Christian Service in Boise on Monday and Tuesday.
The Pocatello YWCA board held a 4:30 p.m. meeting electing trustees A L Merrill John W Brennan Mrs Sam Ayers George Smith Mrs E N Roberts C H Elle and Mrs E M South. Eva Smith was named nominating committee chair with Mrs George Oliver heading world fellowship and Mrs W H Francis to worship. A buffet supper is planned Sunday at 7 p.m. honoring Laura Ault YWCA leader.
Radiant chapter CES invites the public to an evening at the Masonic temple next Wednesday at 8 p.m. dessert supper follows, plus cards. Reservations urged with Mrs Archie Gesas 3714 or Mrs Robert Bockman 13073. Attendees may stay within their groups or mingle. bridge and canasta are planned.
Mrs. Herman entertained the Wednesday evening bridge club at her West Lander home with two guests, Mrs. Jeanette Horton and Mrs. Jack White. A Taté Supper followed. high prize went to Mrs. Joe Loomis, with Mrs. Horton second. Also present were Mesdames G. H. Rasmussen, Charles Kimball, James Lacy and Albert Moore.
Mrs Horace Criswell hosted the San Souci sewing club Tuesday afternoon with fall flowers decorating the home. Members present included Mesdames Tom Dolman C E Wright Ray Brookhart R E Manning George Allen and A W Robinson.
Louie Weertz closes his third and final farewell series with an 8 15 p m recital at Frazier hall. He began last Friday and Tuesday's show served students. Under American Legion auspices tonight, he concludes the engagements before leaving Pocatello with his bride Joy Dunsmoor for Washington to perform at the Argentine embassy.
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