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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1955

Page

8

Act Cool And Talk Cool Stay Cool In Heat Tips

A Syracuse Herald Journal piece offers heat beating advice from beauty experts Helena Rubinstein Dorothy Gray and Lilly Dache. Tips include refrigerating cosmetics wearing lighter makeup and clothes choosing floral scents and using tepid baths and vitamin rich fruit juices.

Lilegag Helena Rubenstein Dorothy Gray Lilly Dadhe

Should Tissue Remain In Large Wedding Invitations

Readers ask if tissue inserts should stay in large invitations. The answer is to leave tissues in place as stampers insert them with certain engraving to prevent ink smudging. Stationers may charge folding and inserting if tissues are left in. otherwise addressing must include this task.

Miss Vanderbilt Detroit Mick

Tarr Will Speak For Westvale Club Aug. 10th

Lou Tarr will speak on "Rambling Down the Garden Path" for Westvale Garden Club members on August 10. A picnic supper at 6 p.m. at 218 Lathrop Rd hosted by Mrs. Edward Sinay precedes Tarr's 8 p.m. talk at the Graves residence, 212 Lathrop Rd. Hostesses are Mrs. Carl Anderson Mrs. R. L. Loesch and Mrs. Leo Schaller.

Lou Tarr Westvale Garden Club Edward Sinay Lathrop Rd William Graves Tarr Carl Anderson R. L. Loesch Leo Schaller

Bellevue Mothers' Club enters 57th year of service

Mrs. Gerald A. Jones becomes president of Syracuse Bellevue School Mothers' Club, the nation’s oldest such group, now in its 57th year. The club plans fall activities, supports school needs, and funds a senior high survey as Bellevue Heights grows. Funds come from dues, dances, bake sales, bazaars, and a February card party.

Mothers’ Club Gerald A. Jones Bellevue School Syracuse Bellevue Mothers Syracuse House International Christian University Tokyo Japan New State Jones’ Slate Lindley S. Wood Leo R. Hartigan Malcolm W. Goetting Oscar E. Sterner Maurice D. Irwin Robert Masters Jr Bellevue William E. Bishop Jones Lester W. Klenk Bellevue Heights Bellevue School Mothers’ Club

Dear Mrs. Ricker Advice Columns on Dating Dinners

A teen writes about a boyfriend who only orders hamburgers and cokes in fancy restaurants, seeking guidance on dating etiquette. Another asks whether to call an Air Force boyfriend who vanished, with the columnist urging caution and suggesting to forget him.

Mrs. Ricker Air Force C.D

60 Minute Rolls From Florence Ryan

Favorite Recipe by Florence Ryan outlines a 60 minute yeast roll method. Scald milk and cool, dissolve yeast in milk with sugar, mix in flour, knead, rise, roll to inch thickness, brush with butter, shape, rise again, and bake at high heat until done.

Ex Syracusan Bride in Phoenix Ceremony

Ex Syracusan Miss Suzanne Elizabeth Post wed Lt. Fred Dwight Smith US Air Force in a candlelight ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Phoenix. Officiant was Rev. Dr. George Hunter Hall. They plan an East Canada honeymoon and will reside in Hyattsville Maryland.

First Presbyterian Church Phoenix Ariz Suzanne Elizabeth Post Edward F. Post Jr Fred Dwight Smith US. Air Force George Hunter Hall Dwight B. Smith Takoma Park Onondaga Creek Blvd Paul. Loynd Patty Statler Sue Musgrave Joyce LeBeau Cottle Dye Paula Hughes Flower Wink Robert Herdtfelder Kensington, Md Robert. A. Ginther Harvey Quackenbush David Peterson Ralph D

Summer Mizrachi meeting at Mrs Las ner home

The Summer meeting of Young Women's Mizrachi was held at Mrs. Arnold Lasner’s home at 104 Harrington Rd. Dr. Seymour spoke on Child Accidents and the Polio Vaccine. Plans for a membership tea on Sept 12 at Mrs. Sidney I Rothsehild’s home 315 Scott Ave were discussed.

Arnold Lasner Harrington Rd Seymour Sidney I. Rothsehild Scott Ave Leon Paikin Ruth Wander George Gaynes Morton Meltzer Morton Maloff Rothsehild

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