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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1952
Page
6
The article surveys fall footwear trends with emphasis on fluid lines, banded leather, and high slim heels. It highlights vibrant daytime tones, refined detailing, and after dark bronzes and golds, urging wise buying to pair shoes with coats and dresses. It also lists a recipe for French Chocolate Balls.
New Harmony Shop begins serving patients visitors and staff at Syracuse Memorial Hospital, offering cigars cosmetics stationery toys and gifts. Volunteers staff daily 10 AM to 4 30 PM while Harmony Wagon continues five days a week with proceeds benefiting occupational therapy and Harmony Circle projects.
The ceremony featured Miss Rye AMLiss Richards and Miss Enid Carter with Mrs Eva Carter quoted as mother of the groom. Attendants included Laura Richards as maid of honor in pink satin and net lace headpiece. The couple’s residence listed as 308 W Casile St. The article also oddly includes sandwich wrapping instructions and kitchen tips.
Mrs. Phyllis Mae Burchell wed William John Clute in a double zing ceremony at their Primrose avenue home. The groom, a Central City Business Institute graduate, works for Stone S Machinery Co. in Manlius.
Syracuse letters feature Jerry Doubleday wife of Bob at 905 Crawforday describing Deacon Doubl eday’s erratic hours on WSYR and the couple’s social routine. The piece notes her garden club membership, church ties, and efforts to adapt to a broadcaster’s timetable while maintaining family life.
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