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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1949
Page
8
Community groups with new officers outline fundraising for the year to support philanthropic activities. Proposals include a sensor carnival and a booth at a fair, with proceeds aiding Henrietta Szold School of Nursing and related charitable efforts.
Mrs Cerf H Gusmann opens the year with the first meeting at 1 PM Friday in the Women’s Guild of Park Central Presbyterian Church Baxnamceor WH E served at 1 PM and the hostess, newly declared president, will chair the business. Departmental chairs named include Mrs Barolé Bristol Christian education Mrs Ewing C Scott foreign missions and other posts. Council members Bolton and Mrs Form Burton Kehoe Elmcrest Children’s Center and Mrs Charles E Pennock with others form the Syracuse tome Association. Catering service nan n finance and other roles listed with Ms Jennings and Mrs Avery Sinclair assisting. The program will feature a social session with a hostess and speakers.
Aims include a Hadassah meeting led by Mrs Irving Licker with a study group formed to meet Wednesdays at 9 PM in the Bureau of Jewish Education building 2203 E Genesee. Dr Isaac Levitais will address the group open to all Hadassah members. Meanwhile the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Lefayatte Avenue Methodist Church hosts a luncheon Ok January theme People of Many Races.
Louis Marshall Chapter plans an 8 33 PM meeting in Tempie Adath Xechui to present a skit The Little Red Sock written to show the group work for the needy and orphans The program will include lectures for mothers and other charitable activities with partners such as Dunbar Center Nursery Elmcrest Children’s Center and the Jewish Detention Home Calvin Thompson will speak at the Tri-Purpose Society meeting at Robinson Memorial United Presbyterian Church Thursday at 3 PM
The Loyalty Guild plans a discussion at the Hawaii topic with Mrs Harry Stel Mrs John Liebfried and Mrs Lillian Langs assisting with worship. The business session will be led by Mrs William F P Greham president and a luncheon card party by Sisterhood is set for tomorrow at Ye Beth Scrael chaired by Mrs Nathan Melzer with assistants. A review of Prince of the Ghetto by Louis Cassel features in the program.
Dr Leo John Herbert of James Street and Miss Elizabeth Sweeney of New York married in Lady Chapel at St Patrick's Cathedral. Ekegartner and other Syracuse residents traveled to New York for the Saturday ceremony. Many attendees and guests from local families noted, with travels and celebrations listed.
Webster Community Club members will sew a large comforter at 1 PM at McCnesney Community House. The project, led by Mrs. Leonard Seidere with helpers Mrs. R. Evans, Mrs. Henry Sarge, and others, will be donated to a community agency upon completion. Other club meetings this week include Jopar Lavale and events at various sites with schedules for Wednesday and Thursday activities.
A scrambled OCR passage outlines a Home Economics style program focusing on entertaining with food. It references a Thursday schedule, lessons, and aims to teach practical kitchen skills, event planning, and self reliance in hosting.
A noisy street exchange describes a young man with a wild look asking what someone means, using a two finger gesture near his nose and offering a cryptic phrase about “a thing to each” with a sly accent and indistinct wording.
Winter greens shift from pantry to kitchen as faster prep replaces long soaking. Use a bowl of water to rinse, change it, and wash in small batches. Crisp colorful greens save time and offer vitamins for quick, practical meals.
Rockwell women's society of Christian service to meet for lunch at the home of Mrs. F Ward Higgins at 265 Thox ipson Jt Nedraw. Cte member to be Mrs. Irving Soress. The dullness session was open at 2.ps church fish fry at Woodlawn Methods. Church will serve ff ae church Buttermeard Haz.
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