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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1941
Page
4
Dorothy Dix counsels a teenage wife to stay with her husband despite his claims of love waning and a coming baby. She argues marriage requires both partners, warns against rushing into divorce, and laments youth rushing into early matrimony without long term commitment.
Mr and Mrs John J Housman of 213 Palmer Avenue and Mr and Mrs Howard Dinet of 239 Malverne Drive spent a few days in New York City and registered at the Hotel Biltmore.
Gamma Beta Alumnae held a Christmas party at Mrs. Robert Ellis home 122 Hancock Drive with Red Cross sewing, carols, and refreshments. Delta Kappa Epsilon Women’s Club hosted Mrs Edward Thompson at Mrs A W Johnston’s 107 Rugby Road with numerous members attending. Birth announced for Katherine Edwards Reynolds daughter Jean Edwards born December 11 at Saginaw Michigan to Frederick Perry Reynolds and Katherine Edwards.
The Convent School Auxiliary hosts a Christmas luncheon at Tubbetts on Monday at 1. The Women’s Auxiliary of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church meets in the Parish House on Thursday at 2. Circle C of All Saints Episcopal Church holds its annual holiday party at Mrs. Forrest Merriam’s home 317 East Kennedy Street next Tuesday at 1 with a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Arthur Pearson is chairman.
The Afternoon Alliance of May Memorial Unitarian Church devoted its Wednesday meeting to sewing for the Red Cross at the church. Luncheon was served by club members. The group, meeting weekly under Mrs Crandall Melvin, emphasized the need for more workers and equipment after the war declaration.
An excerpt from Caroline Jenkins' diary emphasizes independence in thought and speech, warning against parroting others. The note showcases a personal stance on self-reliance and individuality.
Breakfast includes stewed apricots Dixie date mush bacon curls coffee cocoa. Luncheon features Creole cornburger biscuits butter fig honey cookies lemon jelly tea milk. Dinner serves roast duck apple sauce baked sweet potatoes fried eggplant butter.
A simple cornmeal date dish is prepared by mixing 2 to 3 cups yellow corn meal with a quarter cup chopped dates then chilling in a greased mold. It is sliced and sautéed before serving four portions.
Fat heats in a pan then onions celery and corn are added. Hamburg steak cooks with salt pepper and tomatoes. Stir for five minutes then add remaining ingredients, cover and simmer ten minutes on low.
A historic kitchen instruction lists dried figs folded with honey and shortening to form a rich batter. It details boiling figs, draining, and chopping, then creaming sugar with shortening before combining with remaining ingredients for a fruit-nut loaf.
Combine flour with baking powder and salt. Add figs, flavoring, orange peel and coconut. Heat thoroughly. Drop spoonfuls into a greased pan and bake 12 to 15 minutes in a moderately hot oven at 400 degrees F.
A Syracuse Herald Journal note promotes the 40 page Home Institute songbook Western Heart Throbs. Send 15 cents for a copy to New York address with name, address, and chosen title. Includes cowboy tunes like I Ride an Old Paint and Cowboy's Sweetheart and provides words music and guitar diagrams.
Mrs Stephen- Macko Mary Osuchivsky 1319 West Fayette Street will be guest of honor at a shower arranged by Mrs Barney Macko in the Ukrainian Hall tomorrow.
Adrienne Ames shares quick beauty and posture strategies for the working woman. She advocates pocketbook assortments for touchups, cold cream use, eye baths, and a strict skincare routine, plus three posture rules to reduce fatigue and improve appearance. Send stamped returns to Syracuse Herald Journal for leaflets.
Mrs Barney Macko of 1319 West Fayette Street announces the marriage of Miss Mary Osuchivsky daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Osuchivsky of Eastwood to Stephen Macko son of Mr and Mrs Barney Macko. The ceremony was held November 19 at a Ukrainian Catholic Church with Rev Father Zeuch officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Youra of Buffalo, cousins of the groom. The newlyweds reside at 1319 West Fayette Street and a shower for the bride is planned tomorrow at Ukrainian Hall.
Crochet edging pattern pattern 408 transfers 414x21% motif 3x16 inches with edging details and directions. Send 10 cents to Syracuse Herald Journal Needlecraft Dept New York for pattern 408. include name and address.
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