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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1957

Page

5

Campaign to curb obscene magazines draws clubwomen stance

Mat Walter V. Magee of Lalewood Ohio, for the General Federation of Women's Clubs, urges clubwomen to actively oppose sexually provocative magazines targeting youth. She cites a Supreme Court ruling on obscenity, warns of passive tolerance, and calls for vocal public opposition and vigilant publication screening.

Arlete C. la Boe CALE Clube Elobwomen Gail Mat Walter V. Magee Lalewood Ohio General Federation of Women’s Federation Abe Paragraphicc Magee United States Supreme Court Tee United States Pa Sari Wigor

African Violet Group to Hear Two Speakers

African Violet Society of Syracuse hosts a round table discussion on growth and shaping of plants led by B Stewart Bobbet at 9 pm in Niagara Mohawk. Mrs Harold Feenhamt interviews new member Mrs Rabert Walsh about unusual specimen plants. new varieties shown. Joseph Cox, Mrs Robert Walsh, and Mrs George Tome ney oversee refreshments.

Stewart Bobbet African Violet Society of Syracuse Niagara

Eckels to be Honored at Tea by CJC Trustees

Mr and Mrs Jacob Eckel guests of honor at a tea hosted by Cazenovia Junior College trustees on Sunday afternoon at Hose Bill the home of Mr and Mrs John D Shove in Cazenovia Mrs Eckel recently became president and the couple have moved from Skaneateles to the college president's house on campus Several ladies and gentlemen including Horace Aikindy Mrs Thomas Allen II and others will pour at the event in a notable local social gathering.

Jacob Eckel Cazenovia Junior College Sundey Hose Bill John D Shove Cazenovia Eckel Sipmi Skaneateles Cataniia Dilé Tex Horace Aikindy Thomas Allen, II Robert DB Constable R. James Hubbard Stebbins Marshall Elizabeth Mogg John ¥. Stanley George Thomason John Tisch Gontim ‘Watt Morris Weeden Mosus Winkelstein

Mrs Rakey Tour Through Caribbean on a Holiday Cruise

Mrs Rakey sails the Caribbean aboard Home Lines' SB Homerie on a vacation cruise with ports of call returning to New York. Rabekah Lodge 850 in Syracuse plans a Thursday meeting at Rabekah Lodge rooms 615 James St.

Rakey Caribbean Po Sabena Home Lines Homerie Assat New York Tan Rebekan Lodge Syracuse Rabekah Une James St Wilhelonta Rekov Cent Naesart Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Curacan Jamaica Cuba Oe 8 Corinthian Mra Edward F Livermoal George S Parker Led J Herbert Mise Bethe Frensdorf Gladys ‘Win Merman David Loew Matrice M. Hard

Italian Susies Find New Life at Dey Bros Beaulieu

Two Italian-born Susies, Susie DeStaffano and Susie Gerbasi, moved from Italy to Syracuse with their families and began work in the alterations department at Dey Brothers. They speak English at Prescott School nights and plan to become American citizens, expressing pride in American clothes and a desire to visit relatives in Italy. Their boss, Leo Newman, helped place them, and both women now live in Syracuse with relatives while integrating into local life.

Mary Martha Bopkins Suse DeSatan Sueie Nerdice Maly Syracuse Ace Thumgy Dey Bros Taly Italy Susis Gerkaet Susig Gérbau Susie Mabel Dey Dey ‘Bros Callniry Susie DeStaffano Lilan St Susie Gerbasi Lousy Gerbasi Syrmian Catawe Ha St Dire Suse Gerbesi Dey’s Leo Newman Itelaw Naly Teve Susie Gerposi Guls Susie Gerbas Suse DeStalfano

Fairmount Garden Club Contest Winners Named

Fairmount Garden Club announced winners in its annual Christmas decorating contest. Judging occurred December 27 with Mrs. Raymond Welle Jr, Mrs. Thomas Nearing, and Mrs. Stanley Shostak as judges. Mrs. Roger Wilkin's home was named most outstanding, with Mars Stephan Dalgard winning best doorway, Donald Buies best window, Stanley Strong best grounds, and Clifford Large best overall decorations. William H. Spite chaired the event, assisted by Roger Wilkin.

Fairmount Garden Club Raymond Welle Jr Thomas Nearing Stanley Shostak Weet‘Vale Roger ‘Wilkin Mars Stephan Dalgard Donald Buies Stanley Strong Clifford Large William H. Spite Roger Wilkin Cochairman

Church to Present Plaque to Temple for Hospitality

First Methodist Church plans to present a plaque to Rabbi Benjamin Friedman and his congregation at 8 pm Friday in the Temple of Concord. The presentation honors the hospitality shown to the First Methodist Church after its building was destroyed by fire on Tan. 35.

First ‘Methodist Church Temple of Concord Albert L. Bauer Benjamin Friedman First Methodist

Beauty After Forty Mothers Win Teens Dress Contest

Feature on mothers who stay youthful by engaging with their families. Highlights include Mrs Kenneth Becker of Cleveland whose daughter Barbara won $600, and Mrs Mary Seveland of St Louis Park whose daughter won $1000. Mothers emphasize shared activities, home projects, and courses.

EDYTR Melgod Kenneth Thas Bater Becher Aner Mra Eon Seveland Mary Seveland Mary St Louis Park Minn New York

Birthday Party Held for Lee Graser at Home

Leo F Graser entertained at a holiday buffet supper honoring their son Lee Graser on his fifth birthday at 425 Whiller Ave. Attending from out of town were Fred Bemis of Hampton and Mr and Mrs Edward Reichle and family of Albany. Local guests included Mr and Mrs William H Greases, Mr and Mrs Frank Onoft Sr, Mr and Mrs Frank Faceg ton, Mr and Mrs Robert Farrington, Mr and Mrs Frank Onoft Jr, Jack Onoft, Miss Marianne Onoft, and Mr and Mrs William N Grasar and children.

Leo F.graser Whiller Ave Lee Fred Bemis Hampton Edward B. Reichle Abany William H Greases Frank Onoft Frank Facegton Robert Farrington Frank Onoft Jr Jack Onoft Marianne Onoft William N. Grasar

Mrs Morgan Hosts Friday Luncheon for Guests

Mrs Harold H. Morgan of 142 Dorman Ave entertained at luncheon Friday for Mrs Tin Moore and Mrs Hazel Toms who will depart Thursday for Prairie. Guests included Mrs William Salsbury Mrs Roy Bragg Mrs Wedel Swing Mrs Georgina Jalomex and Mrs Grace Pauly.

Harold EH. Morgan Dorman Ave Tin Moore Hazel Toms Prairie Wiliam Salsbury Roy Bragg Wedel Swing Georgina Jalomex Grace Pauly

Open House Arranged by Dr Baner At First Methodist Church

Dr Baner invites Centenary and First Methodist Church members to an open house at the First Methodist parsonage 4 Allep St from 4 to 7 tomorrow. In the receiving line with Dr Baner are Miss Virginia Baner and Mrs. Robert L. Evans. The hospitality committee includes officers of the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Dining room duties are handled by members of Goodwill Circle.

Albert L. Benet First Methodist Church First Methodist Allep St Baner Virginia Baner Robert L. Evans Woman's Society of Christan Service Stanley Dibble Jack Weafer Joseph Rows Tadley Young Howard Haught Russell Warner Goodwill Circle Ford Helen Springer Bert Dettinger Scott Tomplans James Sypher Mize Charlotte South William Doll Frank Gibson Mig Harry Woolever

Work Meeting Set By Solvay Circle

Solvay Circle Guild will hold a work meeting Thursday at 11 am in Guild Hall. Members should bring a sandwich and table service. Hostesses are Mrs. Harult Loss and Mr. Henry Rynalski. Wrapping paper for cancer dressings will be brought by members.

Solvay Circle Solvay Guild Guild Hall Harult Loss Henry Rynalski

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