Federation by-Laws Reflect Women Club Outlook
At the Portland convention the General Federation of Women's Clubs adopted an amendment removing the phrase foreign and International clubs and national and international organizations and inserting the General Federation Council of International Clubs composed of international clubs and organizations. The event featured resolutions on an international police force reciprocal trade and reorganizing Indian affairs. Secretary of State George C Marshall spoke on the need for American women to support global understanding. Dr Harold C Case criticized the new trend as not promoting world fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene C. Larue
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Portland
Ore
General Federation Council of International Clubs
Patrick A. Bayless
Ka-Na-Te-Nah Club
Indian Bureau
George C. Marshall
Women of America
America
Harold C. Case
First Methodist’ Church
Pasadena
Calif
Growing Up Theme Of Juniors Program Ka Na Te Nah Juniors
The Ka-Na-Te-Nah Juniors plan their annual dinner at Cavalry Club to mark their eighteenth year with "Growing Up" as the theme. Mrs. Jeanette McLaughlin to open with "America," prayers led by Mrs. Frederick Marty, and addresses by Mrs. Henry Fellows on "Syracuse Grows Up." New officers to be installed and numerous committee appointments announced. guests include local presidents and former advisors. The event includes a musical program, spring decorations, and hospital recreational program notes by Mrs. Robert Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalry Club
Troop K
Jeanette McLaughlin
America
Frederick ‘Marty
Edward Egar
Dolores Heisington
Minnilonka
Henry Fellows
Syracuse Grows Up
Charles Ferris
Frederick Hardman
Bruce Ross
Andrew Swifk
Frederica Weel
3. E. Ramseyer
John Jay
Frederick “Marty
S. R. Brown
Joseph Cowan
Fayetteville
Ka « Na - Te-Nah Gunnors
Vernon
Level
Mrs S G Allen Heads Scottholm Club State
Mrs S G Allen was elected president of the Scottholm Club at the final seasonal meeting held at Mrs R F Cobb's home on Crawford Avenue. Other officers named include C E Rifenbury program chairman R M Gillespie secretary M J Barr treasurer H J Bauer telephone chairman and G T Walrath publicity chairman. P J Simons Jr reported for the nominating committee. Wieting Johnson Auxiliary sets team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi. Allen
Scottholm Club
R. F. Cobb
Crawford Av
C. E. Rifenbury
RM. Gillespie
M. J. Barr
H. J. ‘Bauer
G. ‘T. Walrath
P. J. Simons, Jr
Kwah-Hah-We-See Club Supper and Elections
A Kwah-Hah-We-See Club meeting will convene at 6 30 tonight at Mrs. James McLusky’s LaFayette home with a covered dish supper. Officers will be elected and annual reports read. Mist Kelley, representing the Children’s Bureau, will address the group. Plans for June Janchean will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLusky
LaFayette
W. R. Sturge
Irving Stallord
Mary Wells
Ella Exarman
E. H. Manning
Mist Kelley
Children's Bureau
Janchean
Auxiliary Luncheon Tomorrow at House of Providence
The Women's Auxiliary of the House of Providence holds a spring luncheon and installation of officers at 1 PM tomorrow. Dr. A. Robert Casey of the House of Providence will be main speaker. Mrs. D. L. Berdenell is general chairman. Reception committee includes Mrs. John W. Carroll, Mrs. John Fr. Stack, Mrs. Arthur Casey, Mrs. Alexander LaPalm, Mrs. George E. Cellahan, Mrs. Murray Hayes, and Mrs. Edward Doran. Mrs. James Murray oversees decorations, while Mrs. Kraik and Mrs. Powers handle decorations. Tables will be set for raids after the luncheon with Mrs. Harold Page in charge. attendees should bring their own playing cards. Also notes the Better Business Bureau of New York reports women provide 75 percent of inquiries and complaints, with inquiries and complaints doubling after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieting-Johnson Memorial Hospital
Leon M. Bristol
L. P. Ransom
Robert Brewer
Ransom
Frank Love
Jerome Murphy
Wiliam McNetts
James McCormick
Arline Bourner
Brewster Doust
Cab
M. ‘Tichenor
William Pope
Harry Parrett
Barney
Carl Bubie
Alexander’ Carmichael
J. G. Fred Hiss
Robert
Warmen
House of Providence
A. Robert, Casey
D. L. Berdenell
Mers
dJonn W. Carroll
John Fr. Stack
Arthur Casey
Alexander LaPalm
George E. Cellahan
Conditioning Class Opens on June 7 at YWCA
A three week conditioning program starts June 7 at the YWCA health education department. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 6 to 6 45 AM to help summer activity readiness after a long winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion L. Meigs
Directo
GCA. Health Education Department
Miss Lucy Cain Weds Kenneth Dreyhaupt in Otisco Church
Miss Lucy Cain daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cain Olisco became the bride of Kenneth R Dreyhaupt son of Mr and Mrs Edwards Dreyhaupt Jamaica in St Patrick s Church Otisco with Rev Robert Reddy officiating The couple will reside in Jamaica after a Boston honeymoon with Miss Mary Cain as maid of honor and Miss Betty Jenkins as bridesmaid John W Lehmane was best man and ushers included Robert Cain and Frederick Dreyhaupt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cain
William Cain
Olisco
Kenneth R. Dreyhaupt
Edwards Dreyhaupt
Jamaica
St. Patrick’s Church
Otisco
Robert Reddy
Bibly
Mary Cain
Fitch St
Betty Jenkins
L. 1
John W. Lehmane
Robert Cain
Frederick Dreyhaupt
Boston
Fortine Engages Elvera Fortine to Fontocone
Miss Elvera M Fortine will marry John D Fontocone son of Mr and Mrs Carmen Fontocone of 1106 Townsend Street. The wedding is set for November 27 at Our Lady of Pompei Church at 8 45 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frink
Forting
Park St
Elvera M. Fortine
John D. Fontocone
Carmen Fontocone
Townsend St
Our Lady of Pompei
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Scheduled Thursday
Rebekah Lodge District 4 to elect outgoing officers Mrs Marta Mickston and Ms Bessie Geiger at 8 PM Thursday in Odd Fellows Temple 418 E Genesest. Refreshments to be served with Mrs Charlotte Miner in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Nevekan Longe
Eapty Presiden
Marta Mickston
Incamity
Bessie Geiger
Ditrict
Odd Fellows’ ‘Temple
Genesest
Charlotte Miner
Strawberry Time dessert ideas and vitamin C info
Strawberry Time presents strawberry based treats with whipped cream and coconut topping. It notes strawberries are a good vitamin C source and offer fiber, gives serving ideas like center pie fillings with jelly glaze, whipped cream, and coconut dusting, plus a strawberry snow dessert and vanilla pudding pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie W. Klinck
Fonds
Syracuse
Hinme
Inala bakite weather snack recipe fragment
The readable fragment describes mixing silt teary ingredients with well beaten egg and melted shortening, shaping the batter in a greased pan, baking briefly at 450 degrees, then cooling, splitting, filling with crushed sweetened characteristics, covering with topping and serving with creams.
Letters Of Love For Spouse Veiled In Advice
Father Edward Dowling urges married couples to write love letters as a daily practice to strengthen bonds. He cites habits like writing at dawn with a prayer, drafting a four paragraph letter covering the letter, self, husband, and a request, then giving it to the husband as he leaves for work. He notes limited adoption but claims benefits from the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis UF
Theftev
Edward Dowling
Father Dowling
Action Man
Sally Ferren Engaged To Wisconsin Graduate
Sally Ferren engages to James Edward Hartington or Miss Sally Ferren, daughter of Francis R Ferren, of Teall Avenue, and Mrs Ferren. The wedding is planned June 19 at Second Reformed Church. Sally is a Syracuse-completer, NY Telephone Co engineer. Kovacs is a University of Wisconsin graduate and GE engineer. Out of town guests include Vanderwege of Louisville, Stopfelt of Clyde, and Orvis of Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. Ferren
Ferren
Teall Av
Sally Serven
Forest MeiNevacs
Ernest Kovacs
Kenosha
Wis
Second Reformed Church
Miss "Fercen
Central High School
Syracuse
New York ‘Telephone Co
Kavacs
University of Wisconsin
General Electric Co
Mes
William Vanderwege
Louisville
John Stopfelt
Clyde
Paul Orvis
Alfred
Joyce Dennice Vanderwege
James Edward Hartington
St. James’ Church
Weddings Draw Out-of-Town Guests Across States
A wedding at the Church of the Assumption brought many relatives and friends from Virginia Florida New York Pennsylvania and Connecticut as guests. Attendees included Dr and Mrs J A Mahoney and family and Col and Mrs Edwin P Tignor among others from Buffalo Wicomico Church Winter Park and Old Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Tignor
Wicomico Church
Paul Weller
Winter Park
Fla
Paul Wesenberg
Brooklyn
John H. Lahey
Richard Harrington
Buffalo
John T. Searing
Old Greenwich
Conn
Gene Elizabeth Yehie
Henry Robert McCarthy
Clement Leurs Nuptials Solemnized in Church
The marriage of Miss Eliza Sager and Charles C Clement was solemnized at St Anthony of Padua Church with Rev Edward Kopp officiating. Miss Rena Cooper as maid of honor and Vincent Long as best man led a party including bridesmaids Mel Laura Hoyt Betty Cooper Helen Gosh ushers Charles Bushnell Robert Drew Bernard Morrison. After a wedding trip to New York City the couple will reside at 213 West Castle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabet Mary Leurs
Richard Sager
Southav
Charles C. Clement
Timothy Lane
W. Castle St
St. Anthony of Padua
Edward Kopp
Rena Cooper
Mel
Laura Hoyt
Betty Cooper
Helen Gosh
Vincent Long
Charles Bushnell
Robert Drew
Bernard Morrison
New York City
Castic St
Barbara Skarupa Weds Anthony Vicari in Russian Orthodox Ceremony
Miss Barbara Skarupa daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Skarpa of Solvay wed Anthony Vicari son of Frederick Vicari in St Peter and Paul's Russian Orthodox Church. Rev Varsily G Vasilieff officiated as Marion Bazluki acted as maid of honor Catherine Zuccala as bridesmaid Anthony Frio was best man and Joseph Oltsky ushered. A reception followed at the VFW Hall on Charles Ave before a trip to Canada New York City and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Skarupa
Theodore Skarupa
Solvay
Anthony Vicari
Frederick Vicari
St. Peter and Paul's
Varsily G. Vasilieff
Marion Bazluki
Catherine Zuccala
Anthony Frio
Joseph Oltsky
V.F.W. Hall
Stanley B. Pennock
Charles Av
Canada
New York City
Washington, D.C
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Federation’s
S. G. ‘Allen
Wieting-Johnson
HP. ‘Auxiliary
Better Business Bureau of New York
Paul
Crouse-Irving Flower Guild
Jean Metzger
Willard S. Barnes
Beatrice Bradaw
Kenneth Dreyhaupt
Galt Lune
Miss Forting
Rebekah
Uwherry Shorlerke
Guna Ni Thane
Fentingon
Inala
Sally Ferren
Wisconsin
Miss Ferren
EE Eae Oes
J. A. Mahoney
Twin Hills Sr
Fila M. DeWitt
Brighton Ay
Delphine GB. Shattuck
Shattuck
Delphine Bates
George Washington School
Constance Hancock
Stewart P. Hancacie
Summit Ay
Wir
Amon
Sweet Briar
Harold Burnés
Sid
Hancock Sam
Burrows
Army
Armored
Fort Knox
Manton Sprarege
W. Pleasant Ay
Harmony Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Evelyn Richards
Lucius Abbe
Jay Sigsby
Berha Kiemela
Taunton Memorial United Presbyterian Church Guild
Jeanett Kennedy
General Sniser Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
Larned
Rochester
Charles Schlacher
William Murphy
Women's Auxiliary
The
Police Benevolent Association
Barbara Ann Williams
Mayme C. Williams
W. Fayette St
Janet _ Iron Havcum Junior College
Byyn Mawr
Williams
I. Wayne Hunter
First Ward Methodist Church
Mrs. Vicare
Althy
Clement
Dreyhaupt
General Foods
New Hair Beauty
Jovelinens
Suamest Ravelle
Aupervision
Mir
Onemnen
Blecker's Beauty Salon
Salina St
Normandie
Camille
Regul
Clement-Leurs
SwarsDown
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