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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1949
Page
10
Parent and alumni groups organize spring activities as local mothers clubs meet. Mrs. Mar presides as host and Meg Swann, a visiting nurse, speaks on current health data and community services. The session covers regular themes and control of health initiatives, with support from the Visiting Nurses' Association and local educators.
The McKinley Mothers' Club sets a silver tea for January 22 at 3 30 PM in the school auditorium. President Mrs Howard Currey will conduct business followed by a musical program featuring several members including Edgar Gil Amir Howard Pilger Mr Leonard Allen and Mrs Geo Paterson. Hostesses serving tea include Mrs James Giomi Mrs Alfred Gibson Lucius Miller and other named members. Presiding at the tea table are Mrs Howard Piger and Mrs Edgar Gilbert.
The Cornell Womens Club announces a change of meeting location. Officers and members including Mrs Warner and Miss Hazel Reeg are noted, with plans for the next session to be held at an alternate venue, details to follow.
Executive board members of Jefferson School Mothers meet tomorrow at the president's home to plan the club's annual session. Officers listed include vice president, secretary, and social chairman with refreshments and nursery supervision arranged.
Dr Ralph R Scober will address Porter School Mothers Club in the school cafeteria tomorrow evening. The topic is Polio and the talk will mark the first evening meeting allowing more members to participate. Mr Robert Carter, the president, will open the meeting at 7 45.
Park Hill School Mothers' Club to sponsor a clothing sale all day January 21 and 22 in the Byrne Coel Co. office. Mrs A Hibmannia chairs arrangements with assistants Mrs F D Eilng Mrs Nell Hartung Mrs John Bartlett Mrs Charles Westcott Mrs Charles Sig Mrs Edward Kennedy Mrs Harold DeTemple Mrs W S Ezgio and Mrs Stanley Zamory.
Mrs L G Lovelace opened her home at 203 Andrews street this afternoon for members of the Kappa Delta Mothers Club. Dessert and coffee were served with Mrs S B Coviter assisting. Plans were made for a food sale scheduled for January 22 at Chapell's department store.
Salina Senovi Mothers Club will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at 1 30 in the school recreation room. Mrs Steve Noize Mrs Don ald Pare and Mlawste Lee ang Airs will supervise refreshments. AT ATLIARY MEETING The Women's Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will hold its first meeting for the New Year in the classrooms 120 S Geddesst Friday at 339.
LiAtiance Francaise will open New Year activities with a January 11 soiree in Delia Hall. Decorations are by Mrs. Charles Fifth, with refreshments under Miss Isabella Lanizan Jane Wheeler and Philip Wood. Bristol Laboratories director of export, Frere’s prewar tour piece will be staged.
A luncheon will precede a meeting for the Wimodaasis club on January 13. The event will be hosted by Mrs. David Holmes at Plymouth Road, with assistance from Mrs. Mu Worth, Mrs. Walter Coling, Leo Gage, and other listed members.
Fragmentary notice offers a warm gift pattern for gloves using sport yarn. It mentions sending 26 cents to a Siracuse address and references a mail order box. The readable text hints at a simple two-needle pattern intended for a male recipient, with stray garbled words.
A Syracuse home bureau article highlights seafood steaks as a main dish with sauces and garnishes. It details prep notes for swordfish, salmon, and halibut steaks, plus lemon marinerine butter, mushroom catfish sauce, and cheese sauce options to enhance flavor and color.
Bona Fide Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will install Mrs Edna Hockensmith as matron at the Masonic Temple Friday. Other officers include Mrs Ethel Smith secretary Miss Lilian Hill and more with Ken neth Parnell installing. Also noted is new officers for Fairmount Circle to preside at the first meeting of the new year with a luncheon planned.
The Syracuse Chapter of the Connex of St Rose Alumnae Association held a Christmas party with the chairman assisted by Miss Lucile Maschiri.
St Marks of Amaranth installs new officers led by Fay Lorne as patron in the Masonic Temple. Inducted were Marjorie Coyne as associate matron Joseph Coyne as associate patron Ruth Nichols secretary and others including Anna Covey Esther Nichols and Ruth Billings. Clarence James installed with Pierson aid. crown ceremony by Nichols Gerhardt Lawrence Moss Billings. Next meeting set for 5 PM at the Masonic Temple. Branch to meet Sunshine Society unit at Mrs Cota Beck home for regular business.
A fragmentary report notes a flower show course scheduled January 11 through 14 with discussion of color, landscaping, and background topics. The afternoon session features Mrs. Chester Caak and Leaington, with artistic input from Taylor Arms.
Newly elected officers of Con-Chenier 433 will be installed at a ceremony at 7 PM. Elizabeth Ner leads the slate as marshal, with Leo Gare as captain. Other officers include Jen Fowler sentinel Ada McRuth, Emma Ford, Janet Hale, Beverly Kerdt, Electa Dug ger, Adelia Lenweave Bers, Neva Thompson, Blanche Cole, Gertmide Terror, Lilian Hol, and Mily Substitute Hostesses. Harmony Circle tea at St. House Memorial Hospital will be hosted by Mrs. Harley Crane and Mrs. WL Zinsmeist, presided by Mrs. Morris Olmstead and Mrs. Zerl L. Bryant.
Emily Scalfaro 45 wed in a church ceremony as relatives gathered. Rev Daniel Oannen led the service with a long pearled train gown and bouquet of white roses and orchids. Lorraine Lamar served as maid of honor, with Angie Leatz and Richard Spencer among the attendees. Following a trip to Niagara Falls, the couple resides at 217 Allensi, East Amaranth. Onondaga Court hints at local meetings, with officers named Nina Balsies and Edwin patron. Purple Heart auxiliary and Liederkranz auxiliary announce forthcoming meetings in Syracuse area clubs.
The Red Cross appoints three women to lead posts in the floral chapter headquarters and county area. Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Basle, and Mrs. Haller assume roles coordinating volunteers and programs including blood drives, nurse training, and community health activities.
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