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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1949
Page
10
A house-guest should send a thank you note within a day or two of returning home. A short expression of appreciation suffices, mentioning a good time and any weekend photos in development, ending with warmth to the hostess and family. A handwritten note on small notepaper is preferred, with a thoughtful small gift sometimes included.
Practical guidance for teen girls on grooming from all angles. Emphasizes checking the back view in mirrors, ensuring collars, hems, belts, and shoe backs are neat, and maintaining clean elbows and heels with regular care. Encourages three way mirror use and daily upkeep.
Malad Idaho Mrs Delilah Stanger hosted Belletrist Club members and guests Monday evening Ida Smith introduced Nellie Sweeten who presented an interior decoration lecture and demonstration Cherill Jensen and her mother performed violin and piano solos A dessert luncheon followed for attendees Zilla Elcock Pearl Davis Helen Thomas Velda Morgan Viola Morgan Gretta Camp Marva Sorensen Nellie Sweeten.
Miss Lucy Larson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Larson, presented a nine piece program at the Shipley home recital hosted by Mrs Lyle Shipley. The Preston high school student, active in music and operettas, plans to study vocal and piano at USAC this fall.
A vintage guidance item urges job-hunting women to present a neat, clean, and groomed appearance. It advises tailored suits, simple hats, plain pumps, fresh makeup, deodorant, tidy hair, and well kept nails to convey readiness and reduce nervous perspiration during interviews.
Malad City Schools faculty were guests at a Lions Club banquet in Malad. Lion president Jake Kerr welcomed the group and introduced Superintendent Charles O. Simpson who led the program with teacher introductions. Music by Dudley and Cherrill Jensen and a Constitution speech by A. J. Thomas.
The Donas John and Wilhemma presented a national school assembly program to Malad High School students on Wednesday. The Dutch songs music and dances with explanations of Dutch customs were well received.
Advice columnist Alicia Hart explains that puffiness under the eyes from lack of rest or stress can be treated with chilled witch hazel compresses and cotton pads. If persistent, see a doctor. cosmetic makeup can mask slight dark circles by evening the face tone.
The Lone Rock Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers held its first meeting of the season at Anna Taylor’s Weston home. Captain Ethel Bastain presided as Camille Nuffer and Sylvia Malmberg, county officers, attended to reorganize. New officers include Mary Brower captain Gladys Buttars first vice president Rose Kofoed second vice president. A short program followed by refreshments. GIA to B of LE meet at 2 pm Wednesday at WOW hall.
Electa Kensington of Ruth Chapter No 3 OES was given an afternoon of hospitality hosted by Mrs R R Johnson and others at the Masonic Temple. A dessert luncheon followed a brief business meeting led by president Mrs Howard C Cook. Guests included Mrs Blaine Anderson and Mrs Harry Clifford. Plans were made for a rummage sale at the USO on Saturday Oct 1. Over 40 members and visitors attended for cards and sewing.
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