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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1956
Page
26
Before the holiday rush begins, plan fireplace decorations with simple, cohesive ideas. Create handmade ornaments from paper and foil, build a tiny tree from ornament balls, or craft a cardboard or plywood tree. Use evergreens, wreaths, mirrors, and holy figures to enhance the mantel while keeping with the fireplace style.
Dear DD advises that a six month dating pattern with a late last minute approach signals casual interest rather than commitment. The reply argues the man’s noncommittal behavior reflects him being on middle ground, while the writer shows social maladjustment and dependence, urging personal growth and self-reliance.
Edyth Thornton McLeod profiles a single woman who embraces Christmas through "letter visits" with friends abroad. The piece, citing Jerlyn Madison, offers tips for writing thoughtful letters: relaxed time, a comfortable desk, a fountain pen, ink, an address book, and proper stationery.
The Syracuse General Hospital Guild schedules a Christmas meeting for December 10 at Beauchamp Branch Library. Co chairs are Mrs. Charles H Foster and Mrs. Harry J Hawkins. Members meet at 10 30 a m to sew and make surgical dressings before lunch. Reservations by Mrs. Charles Hirschfelder and Mrs. Amedeo Tripod. A brief business session led by Mrs. Edgar M Neptune. Program by Mrs. Ben Solomon and Thelma Cohn with review of My Fair Lady. Toys and gifts for sale at Rummage Shop 101 S Townsend St. Gift chair Mrs. Frederick Stansbury with assistants. Ticket chair Mrs. Jerome DeBee. Hostess chair Mrs. Carl W Wailiser with a large committee.
Dorothy Ricker answers a teen coaching letter from the Gang at O. L. of H Church about unwanted girls at dances. The adviser suggests two married couples as chaperons and door checks with stamps to exclude disruptive attendees. The Moose Chapter 105 Women of the Moose in Syracuse will hold its regular program and initiation, with Miss Sheila Kidd as monthly chair.
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