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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1950

Page

10

New College Styles Borrow From the Boys

A fashion feature notes college styles borrowing from men's wear. Girls shop in boys and men's departments and designers adapt masculine pieces such as tartan plaid jackets and velvet accents. The look includes tailored jackets, velveteen skirts, classroom dresses, and quirky accessories like jockey caps and plaid cummerbunds.

Shanrdos Brooks Brothers Ted Jacke

World War II Mothers to Meet for Covered Dish Supper

Mothers of World War II will gather at 6 30 P M in the Ka Na Te Nah clubrooms for a covered dish supper. The article highlights community charity work linked to Albino Furniture and Lino Leum and its toy fund aiding underprivileged children with staff volunteers Miss Rose Simonetto and Miss Elaine Farley coordinating efforts and holidays.

Ka-Na-Te-Nah Albino Nicholas Simonetto Burnet al North High School Toy Fund Miss Farley Miss Simonetto Mattyda Dow Mr. Albino Ogdensburg Ogdensburg Free Academy Miss Wallace

Addis Fashion Revue Slated Wednesday Night

Eighteen college women representing nine colleges and universities will model at 8 15 P M in the grand ballroom of Hotel Syracuse. Back to school clothes and career girl fashions will be featured with scenes of a typical college day. More than 100 pieces from leading manufacturers will be displayed and a 12 piece orchestra will provide music.

Hotel Syracuse Addis Co

Girls Model Cotton Bag Dresses at New York State Fair Exhibit

An exhibit in the Women's Building features dresses and other garments sewn from cotton feed bags. 4-H clubs and home groups across New York showcase aprons shirts blouses and more. A major event is the 4-H style show on Thursday September 7 where blue ribbon winners model their prize garments.

Rose Ffill Rosebuds 4-H Club Marcellus Harold Mills D. Powers Randall Mer Dhun Oneida Lake Randall Evans Columbia University Ithaca Randalls M. Harrison Greene Evaleen Harrison Omar W. Helme American Association of University Women A. A. U. W. Booth

Sweet corn from New York to your kitchen and grill

New York leads as a sweet corn producer with postwar handling methods keeping ears within 12 hours of the stalk. Choose bright green husks, full ears, and plump kernels. Cook options include boiled, steamed, baked with bacon, or roasted over hot coals.

New York

Extensive Syracuse social notes list visitors and travel plans

Long column lists residents and guests visiting Syracuse from across New York, Canada, and beyond. It covers returns to Patuxent River NAS, cruises, motor trips, lake outings, hotel stays, and upcoming weddings. Includes numerous names, addresses, and destinations such as Lake Ontario, Oneida Lake, Lake Placid, and the S. S. Santa Paula voyage.

Crisis Message From New Club Chairman Guides Members

The new chairman urges bipartisan foreign policy and united national resolve. He stresses strengthening U S leadership through moral and spiritual integrity while defending Korea and the free world. Club leaders call for avoiding partisan politics in foreign policy.

Federation Criti Oiteis Korea Free World United States

Johnson-Whitson Rites In Marcellus Church

Miss Marilyn Whitson and Richard Eugene Johnson exchanged nuptial vows at Marcellus Methodist Church on August 5. Rev. Willard Cook officiated. The bride, sister of Mrs. Carl Riggall, wore a navy suit with pink accessories. her matron of honor wore pink. Attendants included Lt. Johnson and Mrs. Shirley Johnson and Gordon.

Marilyn Ts ‘Whitson Richard Eugene Johnson Marcellus Willard’ ‘Cook Carl Riggall Harry Warners Shirley Johnson Gordon

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