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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1954
Page
4
The U S Department of Agriculture predicts record food supplies and a two cent gain in purchasing power for the 1955 housewife. Consumer spending may rise about three percent with easier housing credit under the new federal act. Construction aims for 1,300,000 new homes and a $6.25 billion push to modernize homes.
Fatigue damages health and looks, especially for the After Forty woman. Rest periods and citrus juices with vitamins help conserve energy. Keep a well regulated indoor climate with zone thermostats and avoid overheated rooms at night for health and longevity.
A Miss Vanderbilt etiquette column answers readers about widowhood and remarriage. It advises using discretion, presenting as Mrs Bronson rather than Catherine Bronson, and warns gossip persists with or without male guests. The piece stresses respectability, the role of friends, and personal choice.
Clinton School Mothers' Club meets next Thursday at 1 P.M. in the music room with Mrs. James McdAllister presiding. A Girl Scouts representative will speak. Nursery supervision will be in the library. Hostesses include Mrs. Carmen Della Fave, Mrs. Joseph Ruscitto, Mrs. Anthony Barboni, and Mrs. Frank Vicarella.
Mr and Mrs John D Reynolds 233 Twin Hills Sr entertain guests through Sunday including James B Robbins Great Neck L I Douglas W Farrington Babylon L I and Mrs Reynolds sister Lawrence Smith Watertown Liberty Court 66 The Order of the Amaranth will install officers at 730 PM January 10 in room three of the Masonic Temple.
Syracuse Chapter 70 Eastern Star will install officers Tuesday at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple. Alan Johnston serves as installing officer with Gladys Godden as worthy matron and William Raaflaub as worthy patron. New officers include Ellen Sypher associate matron Martha Marquart secretary Emily Chaver treasurer Ruth Bryers conductress Mildred Chacona associate conductress and Ruth Darling trustee.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Roll and baby Dorian arrive from Charlotte North Carolina to visit the Krayenhof family in DeWitt New York Mrs Roll formerly Lucille Krayenhof a Syracuse University home economics graduate in 1953 and her husband an alumnus of the university business school class of 1952 Also Mr and Mrs Mickey Brant of Genesee Street visited Denterton Ontario Canada to see her parents the Maracles.
Dear Mary Haworth answers D C on a letter about gender roles in dating. She explains a shift from aggressive male courtship in the 19th century to a self confident woman attracting a husband in modern times, citing fiction media and a wire service report. The column ends with a cornbread recipe tip and cookout serving idea.
Maude Shea reflects on her son Bev Shea, a gospel singer with Billy Graham’s Hour of Decision, and the Shea family’s musical legacy in Syracuse. The article covers Bev Shea’s career path from Canada to Chicago, his meeting with Graham, and the family’s plans as Bev prepares a brief return visit en route to a Youth for Christ rally.
Installation of officers for the Women's Auxiliary Lodge 559 East Syracuse and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Lodge 334 was held at a ham supper. New president Mrs Ruth Jackson leads a slate including Dor othy Buttler as vice president and Wintie Damon as past president.
Art instructors will discuss "Art and Your Child" at a North Syracuse Elementary P T A meeting in the high school auditorium. The program aims to show parents how to encourage children in art. An executive board meeting is set for 7 P M and kindergarten mothers chaired by Mrs William Armstrong will serve refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Howard L Reiner of 1009 Cumberland ayv invite guests to an open house on Sunday Their son Lawrence O Reiner and daughter in law from Plainfield Vermont will attend He is a student at Goddard College in Plainfield Vermont.
ST MARKS COURT 82 Order of the Amaranth will hold a semi public installation of officers at 8 PM Wednesday. Seating include Mrs Edythe Green royal matron Arden Neehole royal patron Mrs Ida Blaney associate matron Mrs Margaret Lawrence treasurer Mrs Catherine Stewart secretary Mrs Genevieve Potter conductor and Mrs Anna Mathysse associate conductress. Elizabeth Covey trustee for one year Lulu Forsyth trustee for three years. Marshall East Mildred Forsyth Florence Pierson Marshall West. Bessie Wade musician Louise Burress prelate. Other officers Melinda Moss musician Mary Hillsinger Truth Jeannette Webb Faith Nellie Beecher Charity Lillian Walsh historian Hilda Marion warder Roy Lawrence sentinel Raymond Pierson installation officer. Catherine Stewart Lulu Forsyth Margaret Lawrence present with Robert Bellings Fay Coyne Louise Van Zell.
Central New York Association of Industrial Nurses will hold its annual business meeting Monday at 7 30 P M at 406 Exeter Street East Syracuse. Miss Virginia Langton president will preside and announce new officers elected by mail ballot. Dr Patrick O Hara osteopath will speak on back injuries.
The Peoples Hospital Auxiliary will hold a luncheon meeting and card party at 12:30 PM on Tuesday. Hostesses are Mrs. Carl J. Grabowsky Mrs. Frank J. Nolan and Mrs. C. J. Summers. Assistants and other helpers include numerous listed members.
Brighton School Mothers Club hosts fourth grade pupils who will sing for members on Wednesday at 1 15 PM in the school clubrooms. Mrs Ruth Matson directs the singers and a New York State film will be shown. Nursery supervision and refreshments provided by Mrs John Etherington.
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