Teas and Aides Listed For Charity Appeal 1952
The Women's division outlines a series of teas and meetings today tomorrow and Wednesday for the 1952 United Jewish Appeal campaign. Chairmen and presidents of Jewish Women's organizations including Mrs Meyer Antell Mrs Stanley Beckman Mrs Isaac Burnat Mr Norman Friedman Mrs Max Kaufman Mrs Harold Levine and others will host events at various homes and centers with Madame Paulette Oppert of France as guest of honor. Mrs Samuel Frankel leads the division as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Jewish Appeal
Meyer Antell
Stanley Beckman
Isaac Burnat
Samuel Eisenberg
Norman Friedman
Max Kaufman
Harold Levine
Irving Lipnick
Samuel Mellitz
Harold Sharek
Stanley Vieinstein
Jeno Weiss
Mordecai Witcher
Paul Zabin
Park Avenue
Stanley Weinstein
Southwood Road
Ahavath Achim
Mitchell Breiner
Therme Street
Julius Frankel
Hill Road
Hadasah
Sunnydale Road
B'nai Brith
Nusach Art
Nusach Art Synagogue
Paulette Oppert
France
Samuel Frankel
Hadassah
Card Party Set Today by Legion Auxiliary
Mrs James Curran Gold Star Mothers chairman of George Alfred Smith unit announces the committee for the card party in the Legion hall Reef Road Fairfield this evening. Members include Mrs Pauline Best, Mrs Dorothy Anna Gasper, Mrs Josephine Skud Jarek, Mrs M DeMattio, Mrs Madge Nichthauser, Mrs Grace Donaldson, Mrs Anita Tucci, Margaret Curran and Anna V Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Curran
Gold Star
George Alfred Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Reef Road
Fairfield
Pauline Best
Dorothy Anna Gasper
Josephine Skud- Jarek
M. DeMattio
Madge Nichthauser
Grace Donaldson
Anita Tucci
Margaret Curran
Anna V. Carroll
Be Kind To Your Children eeennies ENE oe vengenasic
The fragmentary note references kindness toward children with unclear names and garbled text. No identifiable event date place or organization is readable. The item appears as a damaged or stray OCR snippet without coherent reportable facts.
One Iodine Tablet Per Day Promises Health Boost
Readers are urged that an IODAY iodine tablet provides triple the adult requirement. The ad claims iodine supports gland function and overall health, noting it as a food item rather than medicine. A five month supply costs one dollar, with mail orders postpaid from Nature Food Centres on Bank Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Food Centres
Bank Street
Bowlers to Receive Awards at Luncheon
The Algonquin club Wo men's bowling league holds its final season luncheon Tuesday at 12 30 PM. Paul Rust vice president awards prizes to the winning team and runner up and to bowlers with highest averages highest strings and most improved bowler. Mrs Warren J Faust league chairman leads a committee including Mrs Francis A Carroll co chair Mrs Joseph T Foerth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin Club
Paul Rust
Warren J. Faust
League
Francis A. Carroll
Joseph T. Foerth
J. Edward Pronovost
Howard I. Comstock
William C. Lannon
Louis T. Dobey
Charles H. Abbott
Frank J. Marchese
Calvert Club Plans Card Games Party
The Calvert club hosts a card games party and cake sale on Wednesday at 8 15 in the Catholic Community house. Co chairmen Mrs Paul Huxley and Margaret Nemec lead committees for Reservations cake sale refreshments and arrangements with numerous members named. Also local notices include residents returning from St Louis and holiday plans with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert Club
Paul Huxley
Margaret Nemec
John Jensen
John Wilkinson
Alice Maguire
Jeannette Risley
Rosemary Meyers
Emma Magut
Ward Scanlon
Mabel Callan
Jean Molnar
John Ross
Betty Rourke
Mary Chapdelaine
Virginia Grasso
Nancy Porter
Pat Carroll
Rosemary Prokop
Marie Roberts
Margot Shaunessey
Madelyn Shuk
Thomas McManus
Betty Ann McCabe
Bill Griffin
Muriel Olson
Janeth Austin
Marian Roche
Ruth Foster
Bob Cole
Ray Foley
Ed Sherwood
Bob Donnell
Dan McPadden
John Wilcoxon
Women Golfers Open Season at Mill River Club
The Mill River Country Club women open their season with a Thursday dinner in the club house after cocktails. President Mrs Ralph Russell chairs the season as a weekly tournament series is planned with committee members Miss Marguerite Adam Mrs John G Molioy Mrs George V Lee Mrs Frank Dedrick Mrs J Burton Smith Miss Shirley Klingler and Mrs Frank Spry assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill River
Mill River Country
Clb House
Ralph Russell
John G. Molioy
Marguerite Adam
George V. Lee
Frank Dedrick
J. Burton Smith
Shirley Klingler
Frank Spry
Medical unit fashion show planned for Tuesday at Wee Burn
The Woman's auxiliary to Fairfield County Medical Association will stage an Afternoon of Fashions Tuesday at Wee Burn Country Club Darien. Models will showcase New Canaan Dress Box selections and Mallinson's fabrics will be discussed. Co chairs are Mrs Vincent A Gorman Jr and Mrs Charles Sheard with a list of assistants and publicity head Mrs John B Zielinski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County Medical Associaion
Wee Burn Country Club
Darien
Canaan
Mallinson’s
Vincent A. Gorman, Jr
Bridgeport
Charles Sheard
Stamford
S. James Baum
William T. Corbett
George Molnar
Louis Oros
Joseph Sciarrillo
Michael Sulzycki
John B. Zielinski
Drama Department to Hear Play Directing Talk
The Southport Woman's club drama department will hear Miss Constance Welch of Yale University speak on Play Directing Tuesday at 2 p.m. at 149 Colony Street Stratford with co hosts Mrs. Frank Millington Mrs. Henry P. Davis and Mrs. Timothy Failon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport Woman's Club
Constance Welch
Yale University
Department of
Linda B. Rich
Colony Street
Stratford
Frank Millington
Henry P. Davis
Timothy Failon
State Meeting Slated Here May 7 by DAC
The Connecticut Society Daughters of American Colonists will hold a spring meeting on Wednesday at the Hitching Post 897 Lafayette street with Gov. Thomas Welles chapter as hostess. Miss Sara Mead Webb state regent will preside after a 12 30 luncheon. Harry Morse editor of The Connecticut Circle will speak. Reservations to Mrs Daniel Smith 40 Sanford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Society, Daughters of American Colonists
Hitching Post
Lafayette Street
Thomas Welles
Sara Mead Webb
Harry Morse
Connecticut Circle
Daniel Smith
Sanford Place
Engagement Told of Melva E Cowan in New York
Miss Melva Evangeline Cowan of Wadsworth New York, a registered nurse, is engaged to Valentine Smith Alison of Groveland New York. Alison, son of the Rev Vientine S Alison and the late Mrs Sylvia Nicholson Alison, serves with the Security Guard company at Arlington Hall Station Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melva Evangeline Cowan
Wadsworth, N. Y
Valentine Smith Alison
Groveland, N. Y
Miss Cowan
B.A. Cowan
Wadsworth
Alison
Vientine S. Alison
Groveland
Sylvia Nicholson
Arlington Hall Station
Arlington
Edward Kramer Nicholson
Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Mothers Club Meeting at Park House This Afternoon
The YMCA Mothers club schedules a 1 o'clock meeting at Park House. Mrs Vern Harper will discuss the Camp at Plantain Pond. Hostesses include Mrs Helen Simard as chair, with Mrs Royal Smith and Mrs Leslie Eastman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Mothers Club
Park House
Vern Harper
Plantain Pond
Helen Simard
Royal Smith
Leslie Eastman
Strawberry apron pattern from Anne Cabot guide
Pattern No 2121 offers a strawberry themed apron with appliqued pocket. Includes tissue sizes 14 16 18 material lists sew finishing directions and a hot iron transfer. Send 25 cents plus name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot The Bridgeport Telegram New York 38 N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Bridgeport Telegram
Ave Americas
New York
N.Y
Service Club to Meet for Dinner Tonight
The women's Service club of Christ Episcopal church will meet in the parish hall Courtland street this evening. Dinner will be served to members at 6:30 o'clock. A business meeting will follow the dinner with Miss Alice Bullard president presiding. At 3 pm a Plastic demonstration will take
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Service Club of
Christ Episcopal Church
Courtland Street
Alice Bullard
State Head to Speak To Catholic Council
Mrs. Robert Mahoney, president of the Connecticut State Council of Catholic Women, will discuss Not By Bread Alone at the Bridgeport council meeting tonight at 8:12 in the Catholic Community House. Rev. Henahan will open with prayer, Mary Lou Rivers and Joseph Padduni will sing with Beatrice Rolleri on piano, and hostesses from St. Raphael's parish will be listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mahoney
Connecticut
Rose Russo
Ellen Verty
Nora Pilgoste
Mary Coppla
Viola Elliano
Philis Vartilono
Ann Guerra
Ida Noce
Doris Palumbo
Beatrice Parente
Carrie Pontillo
Leo Vechillo
Mary Turriano
Mary Denena
Theresa DeFeo
Catherine Twozzoli
Martha Saccone
Fannie Monda
Annette Beneddetto
Two Spades Bid Sparks Bridge Debate Between North and South
Oswald Jacoby columns a Fort Worth reader to settle a bidding dispute. South defended two spades as a show of strength while North argued for two no trump or higher overcalls. The discussion weighs bidding strategy and the path to game in spades and diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
North
South
Gors
Dimands
Bridge bidding puzzle from a past column
In a bridge example the bidding sequence shows North East South West: 1 Spade 2 Diamonds. South holds Spades K83 Hearts J12 Diamonds 5 Clubs A K J 6 5. Decide the correct action for South. Then a second deal presents East South West North: Pass Pass 1 Hearts Pass 2 Hearts. South holds Spades K J 9 Hearts J 6 Diamonds K J 7 4 Clubs Q J 3. Determine the best play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agrake
oKas
Vas
Pes iv
la Pass
Pretty summer dress pattern R4893 for misses
Misses pattern R4893 offers a breezy organza style with cap sleeves square neck and ribbon belt in sizes 12 through 20. Size 16 uses 358 yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and fit tested guidance. Send 35 cents to Anne Adam in New York for pattern shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adam
Bridgeport Telegram
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Fix It Yourself by Hubbard Cobb The Handy Man
A distant relative avoided consequences by claiming a scaffold used for a hanging was poorly built. He argued hardware stores rent sturdy scaffolding by day or week, and many ladders in stock are solid and worth the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Cobb
the Handy Man
Scaffolding Safety Tips for Home Projects
Practical guidance on using planks and scaffolding safely at home. Emphasizes tying scaffolds to walls, ensuring plank ends rest on solid bases, avoiding overhangs, adding railings, and staying vigilant to prevent falls.
It's Not Smart to Date Married Men, Warns Advisor
A reader asks if dating married men is acceptable. The adviser warns that such relationships ruin a girl's reputation, harm marriage chances, and invite social ostracism. She urges seeking single men, joining clubs, and circulating socially to meet compatible, eligible partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kling
Cooking Fun Family Dinner Menu Item Latin Style
A compact home recipe for a frozen dessert using ripe banana and apricots. It details ingredients list with farina apricots banana sugar cream and steps to mash mix whip fold and freeze until firm yielding four servings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Jewish Campaign
Legion Auxiliary
Bridgeport Council of Church Women
Messiah Baptist Church
A. W. Gilmore
Jennie Doidge
Council of Inter-Church Cooperation
Theodore H. Meyer
Frank R. Kennel
Ralph W. Key
Samuel Glover
Beach Road
St. Louis Mo
F. C. Bonsack
Ronald A. Malony
Allen
North Benson Road
Drama Department
DAC
Melva E. Cowan
Service Club
Sega Patal RO Ee
Pisa
Catholic Council
Mrs. Mahoney
Jacoby
By Oswald Jacoby
Dewhirst
Dewhirst Dairy
Samuel G. and
Esther B. Kling
Cobble Mountain Farm
Mitchell Dairy
Main Street
Francesarta
General Foods
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