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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1948
Page
8
Christmas parties sponsored by various parent and alumni groups fill the week with decorations, boughs, Santa outfits, and festive refreshments. The Boyd P-T-A hosts a dance featuring The Melody Queens and Benton White, while Matrydale and Webster schools run events with covered dishes, carols, and guest speakers. Civic clubs coordinate gift exchanges, supervision details, and volunteer committees for the season.
Merrick Sman Mothers Club will hold a meeting Tuesday at 2:30 PM in the school with Mrs Frank Stephani presiding. Miss Emily Weaver of the board of education will speak on daily work and teaching. A Christmas program is planned for Dec 22 with carols and a party Dec 23. Nottingham PTA to discuss Future Planning for Syracuse Public Schools at 3 PM Monday. A Brewerton PTA meeting features "Way Back Home" on Monday at 8 PM with refreshments by Mrs Cecile Hinman.
The Mothers' Club will hear Mrs Irma Manning speak on cancer during the weekly meeting at the home of Mrs Thomnes Or lands on Thursday at noon. Mrs Wilfred Brown and Mrs Robert McGrath will be hostesses and serve refreshments.
Mrs George Brehnaman will lead a PTA topic on child psychology for ages five to twelve at Lyncourt PTA in the school auditorium Monday evening. Robert Grim directs community songs with refreshments served by Mrs Woallare Chivisaloy, and a slate of members assists and greets attendees.
Danforth-Settank Mothers' Club executives and Mes. Elliore Birn baum co hosted a recent meeting at 226 Baker Ave Mes. Rape Ensod. Plans for the annual Christmas party for PARTIS of the school include a covered alixh supper Christmas carols and a girls exchange. The party will be held in the school cafeteria Monday at 600 EM with honorary members and a bond among officers led by General Chairman Mrs. William Johnson assisted by Mrs. George Bueiner Mrs. Willard Griffiths Mrs. Kay Trembly and Mrs. Emmet Wood. Claus will greet attendees and a program of technientol aims is planned.
Mrs Kline to entertain Chi Omega alumnae with a Christmas tea tomorrow. Officers and committee members including Welware Smith chairman and Walter Wakefield assist. Proceeds from a rummage sale held Nov 19 20 fund social service work. report on projects will be presented.
Kappa Delta sorority hosts a Christmas party at 907 Walnut Av to honor Miz Nancy Bennett, listed as Maney Bennett, marking her 80th birthday with corsage gifts. Mothers' Club participation and readings by chapter members are planned as part of the program.
The Sumner Smith Mothers Club schedules its December gathering in Sumner on Monday at 1 20 PM. A program of Christmas songs directed by Miss Extelle Ma ule will follow, with Gish grade pupils under Miss Alice Youns supervision. Tea will be served with Mrs. Dana Lincoln as hostess.
More than 200 steamers are expected at Winnies day afternoon for the Salvation Army Home League annual Christmas party. Mrs Leon Aboll hosted a dineheon. Mrs Terry Greens chairs the committee with Mrs George Whiniman organizing entertainment. Santa is set to arrive as part of the festive program with refreshments to follow.
The Gaylord Office Girls State Civitas party will be held at Tubbert's on Monday evening. Miss Anne Hineeta chairs the event with assistants Aviene McNeill, Joan Anyter, Jean Parker, and Amelia Regzeli. A program of games and Christmas carols is planned with a Santa Claus to distribute gifts.
In a meeting of the Syracute Federation of Women's Clubs the infirmal committees opposed liquor licenses for concessions at the memorial. They pledged to assist community groups and offered services from the East Side report, including educational exhibitions and panel discussions.
Fragmented ad text shows low cost house pattern sales with references to materials like cotton and finishes. It mentions prices around 20 cents and a mail order address at Finch pattern and a mailbox in Brooklyn. Names and places appear ambiguously, including Syracuse and Flatbush. The readable portion suggests a consumer pattern solicitation.
Unclear ad text describes garment patterns and sizes for a wardrobe department with pattern numbers and coin prices. Includes notices for meetings of the Calvalty chapter Order of the Eastern Slay at the Masonic Temple, plus an Education Class at a school auditorium led by Mrs. Hoffman.
The Baptist Church Choir, directed by Jon T. Clough, will perform Christmas music. Goodyear-Burlingame School girls plan to sing carols in the James St. Lodewick Farm area again this year. The event includes special music by the church group and mentions scholarships sponsored by Commonweal projects and local nurseries.
The Holiday Meeting of Home Gatlen Club was held at Mrs. Frederick Co hein’s home, Barrington Yecht. About 80 Christmas packages were prepared for residents at Onontaga County Home and Hospital, with prizes awarded to several members. An exchange of African violet leaves and cultural gifts occurred, and arrangements and decorations were arranged by club members and hosts.
Cornell Women s Club hosts a wind reunion and Christmas party at Mrs Daniel Williams home 5 Ruebyrd A Loy benefic program and Christmas Bureau will be held New dramas and Cornell residents moved to Syracuse urged to contact Mes Theodore Zowan Chairman of members Ship Mes Kimmett d Peper Lansdownerd DoWith whe wec vetary ACIREMA COUNCH Achrumu Council 45 Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet Monday in Odd Fellows Hall 418 E Genesee with Mary Brenner councilor presiding
A quirky campus notice notes a geology student at UL facing skepticism yet making a bright first campus appearance. Readers recount crowds at the main entrance and humorous campus chatter, while a film timetable lists LOEWS and PARAMOUNT features showing at local theaters.
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