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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1947
Page
13
The Phi Upsilon Gamma club of the Stratford Congregational church plans a college whist Friday at 8 pm in the church. George Wood chairs the arrangements committee. Members may buy tickets at the church.
Mrs. George Fineberg names chairmen for the Bridgeport section Council of Jewish Women for the coming year. Appointees cover program motor squad membership rummage sales publicity legislation international relations and peace community drives ways and means United Service to New Americans remembrance fund telephone decorations social welfare overseas service and sub chairmen for community cooperation Ship-a-Box sewing and knitting. Board members and the executive board are listed with names including Mrs. Harry Leventhal Mrs. William Carlson and Mrs. Lee Brooks.
Mrs. Briggs S Cunningham hosted the Sasqua Garden club flower show at her Greens Farms home on Shore Road. Prizes were awarded by ballot to Kennedy Hassenzahl first, Austin Hoy second, and Thomas McCobb third. Hassenzahl discussed entries after the awards and tea was served. The Woman's Society of Christian Service executive committee of Newfield Methodist church will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the parsonage with Mrs Grace Baird presiding.
Rector s Aid of St Paul s Episcopal church hosts an all day session. Federated Garden clubs of Connecticut holds its annual meeting in Centinel hall Hartford. Grasmere child study group meets 7 30 p m in the school. Teenage B n ai B rith girls meet 8 p m at the Jewish Community center. T N T Women s club card party fashion show 8 p m at Hillside firehouse. Youth of the Hungarian Evangelical and Reformed church Get Acquainted Nite 8 pm at Puritan hall. Community Concert association Leonard dePaul chorus to perform at Norwalk high school.
Mrs Isaac Schine oversees reservations for the 25th annual State Sisterhood conference to convene Thursday at 10 a m in the Stratfield hotel with Park Avenue temple members as hostesses. Luncheon at 1 p m. Morning talk by Miss Helen Strauss on the House of Living Judaism Victory Project followed by a panel on Sisterhood work.
The afternoon program features Rabbi Eugene Sack delivering a talk titled Youth Work outlining efforts to engage young people, with emphasis on community programs and initiatives.
Mrs Susie Snyder hosts a covered dish luncheon at 12 30 p m at 1700 Main Street Stratford for Azalia sewing circle members. Co hostesses are Mrs Florence Ackeroyd Mrs Lillian Bassett and Mrs Ruth Barrow Edith LeGras of 39 William Street Stratford handles reservations.
Seattle parents join gun free family life education courses supervised by the Seattle School board. Over 2,000 parents enrolled their first eight session course Understanding the Teen-Ager, with four more courses planned by October 16 including Understanding the Child Understanding the Infant and a fathers course Understanding the Family.
Soup as a main dish guide offers hearty recipes for Black Bean Soup Minestrone Lentil Soup With Frankfurters. Each entry lists ingredients and steps such as soaking beans simmering with vegetables adding ham or bacon, finishing with egg yolks or cheese, and serving with salad and dessert for a complete meal.
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