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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1949

Page

10

May Memorial Alliance Tea for Women of Parish

The Unitarian Church hosts a tea for all parish women on Wednesday evening at 8 PM. Delegates Mrs. Glenn O Canfield and Miss Eleanor Rosebrugh return from Alliance Day in Boston. President Mrs. Warren B Walsh presides with committee aides arranging dining and logistics.

Crandall Melvin Women’s Alliance of May Memorial Unitarian Church Buckley Rd Albert Wertheimer Warren Walsh Mortal Unitarian Church Crandall Melvin Buckley Glenn O.canfield Eleanor’ Rosebrugh Boston Mass

Junior Hadassah in Syracuse to install new officers

Mrs Mark Gais founder of Junior Hadassah in Syracuse will be special guest at the installation dinner tomorrow at 7 30 P M at Howard Johnson. The invocation will be given by Mrs Maurice Shapess adviser from Senior Hadassah. Marcia Fox toastmistress will welcome members and report year’s activities. Eight members will receive WHHL pins. New slate installed by Mrs Wolfe Markham Syracuse chapter president with Elien Roth president and Roth, Greeson, Goldman, Maron and Blumenthal as officers.

Mark‘ ‘Gais Junior. Hadassah Syracuse Howard Johnson Maurice’ Shapess Hadassah Marcia Fox Jane“ Elkin Henrietta WHHL Wolfe Markham Naacsan Elien Roth Misses Roth Greeson Shirley. Goldman Florence. Maron Ida. Blumenthal Rosalind Carmen June Greeson Sylvia Masover Miss Fox Shirley Goldman Ruth Greeson Sally-Ann Moss Eleanor Seigal

Mrs Chase to Speak To Missionary Society

Mrs Franklin Chase will discuss Recent Presbyterian Progress in Guatemala at the Women’s Missionary Society meeting of First Presbyterian Church. The session, led by Mrs George B Marble, is Friday at 2 PM in the parish house with hostesses Mrs D B Black Mrs W R Fredrickson and Mrs George Murdock.

Guatemala Franklin Chase Women's Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church George B. Marble D. BE. Black W. R. Fredrickson George Murdock

Mrs Smith Heads Women’s Federation at First Presbyterian

Mrs Wilber B Smith Jr was elected president of the Women’s Federation of First Presbyterian Church succeeding Mrs Robert Bausch at a Saturday meeting after the annual mother and daughter breakfast in the parish house. New officers include Miss Winifred Van Orden vice president Mrs Ari Doolittle Jr secretary Mrs A Leo Malosh treasurer and Mrs T Lloyd Dorsey corresponding secretary.

Wilber B. Smith, Jr Robert Bausch Women's Federation of First Presbyterian Church Winifred van Orden Ari Doolittle, Jr A. ‘Leo .Malosh T. Lloyd Dorsey

King Reelected President of W S C S Furman Methodist

Mrs. F Curtis King was reelected president of the Women's Society of Christian Service at Furman Methodist Church. The tea meeting in the community house named officers and committee chairs for fall activities including promotion missionary education spiritual life and youth work.

F. Curtis King Women’s Society of Christian Service “of Furman Earl Motondo Charles “Morgan Maurice C. Love Elizabeth Gale Stanley. MacLaren L. Ernest Otter John Lee Lioyd Gridley Frank Sheldon Wiliam” Compson William .Kunzelmann Sunshine Charles E. Mesick George ‘Fisher Wn Scs

Holy Cross Society Honors Members At Birthday Meeting

Holy Cross Society of Holy Cross Church celebrated member birthdays with honors for Mrs John Floreyk and Mrs Peter Jaworski. Special guests included Mrs Robert Lasher of Scranton and Rev Francis Wozniak. Refreshments and gifts were given, and the group will meet again tomorrow at 7 30 P.M. in the church clubrooms.

John Floreyk Peter Jaworski Holy Cross Society of Holy Cross Church Robert Lasher Scranton Francis Wozniak

James Street Church To Honor Rev Basford

James Street Methodist Church lists events this week including a Wednesday 6 50 P M covered fish supper and program honoring Rev Leonard Basford pastor and new members. An evening of entertainment is arranged by the committee and dessert coffee will be served to WSCS Mrs Bertha Miller’s Circle on Thursday at 12 30 P M with a business session to follow Mrs Fred Frost to be hostess.

James Street Methodist Church Leonard Basford Bertha Miller Ws.c.s Fred Frost

Recognition services for WSCS chairmen and circle presidents

The Rev. Dr. Albert L. Baner will conduct recognition services for newly appointed chairmen of standing committees and circle presidents at First Methodist Church. The meeting Friday at 2 PM will be hosted by Mrs. J. B. Rusterholz. Names of recognized committee heads and new circle presidents are listed, with Mrs. William Tracy to lead a discussion on child welfare in the East Side. Refreshments will follow hosted by Brownell Circle.

Albert L. Baner Ws.c.s First Methodist Church J. B. Rusterholz Berkeley Hadley ‘Young Ernest Thomas Churchill Loveland Clare Russell Walter Smith Morell Brewster Robert Salisbury Helen O'Neill Flower Guild Russell Howard Bazar George Eller Baner Mabel A. Ninde Brownell Sarah Kellicott M. J. French Frederick. Yeager Foster Lynn - Gray Evan Gibson Goodwill We Curtis Ae Myron - Barlow Keeney Grace Marsh Mizpah Andrew “Bellars Radcliffe William Taylor

May Circle to Discuss Group Reorganization

Mrs Loren Bailey and Mrs Everett Black will host the May Circle meeting of the W S C S Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church tomorrow at 8 PM in the church. Reorganization and a new slate of officers will be elected, announced chairman Miss Mariha Frain.

Loren Bailey Everett Black May Circle W.S.C.S Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church Mariha Frain

Auxiliary Names Picnic Committee For Veterans Event

At a James F Ray Post Auxiliary meeting a committee was formed to organize the annual Syracuse veterans picnic. The event will be July 17 at Camp Brockway Pratts Falls with Mrs Elizabeth Wagner as publicity chair announcing ongoing gift box collections for a veterans hospital. Non members may donate at Scalfaro's Shoe Store.

James F_ Ray Veterans of Foreign Wars St Syracuse Camp Brockway Pratts Falls Elizabeth Wagner Publiity Veterans’ Hospital Scalfaro

Camp Fire Grand Council Fire in Thornden Park

Onondaga Caunc of Camp Fire Girls holds annual Grand Council Fire in Thornden Park amphitheater with awards and honors for Ca Fi Gi Blue Birds and Camp Fire ranks. Richard Rice to speak on The Stars We Wished For. In rain, event moves to University Methodist Church classrooms.

Onondaga Grand Council Trermaden Park B. 2 Council Margaret Dunham Anne Marie Anthony Nanette Trezak Camp Fire Board Council 3 Catherine Madden Community Chest Sally Johnson Camp Talooli Camp Fire Girls J. HH. Duff Blue Birds Mokipahata J. H Irs. C Old Newsboys Onondaga County Aurie I. Johnson Tve Wil Nellie Fulmer Marion Baker Simeon T. Hart LeNore Hart Frances Cressey Flord Cressey Richardson Rice Children’s Bureau University Methodist ‘Church E_ Genesee and University Av

Scout Mothers Elect Mrs Klein Chairman Elmwood District

Scout Mothers of Elmwood District elected Mrs A G Klein chairman for the coming year at a meeting. Other officers named are Mrs Harry B Halliday assistant chairman Mrs Edward Walsh secretary and Mrs Archie Ferguson treasurer to be installed at a dinner on June 21.

Scout Mothers Elmwood A. G. Klein Martins Harry B. Halliday Edward Walsh Archie Ferguson Elmwood ¢ Presbyterian Church Gail Kay Nancy Moreland Robert Jones R. S. Brooks, Jr James Lounsbury

Syracuse Saddlery Co EOST West Water St Syracus

Local trade listing notes Syracuse Saddlery Company located on West Water Street in Syracuse. The entry provides street address cues and business identity with limited readable details.

Syracuse

Eye Appeal in Salads Guide By Syracuse Home Bureau

Eye appeal boosts salad appeal with colorful combinations using yellow greens red peppers tomatoes and citrus. Fresh crisp ingredients and proper washing drying and dressing timing ensure texture and flavor, with meat fish and egg salads benefiting from French dressing marination and added celery carrot or cucumber for crunch.

Incd Syracuse Home Bureau

Order of the Amaranth to Initiate New Class

Maude Stoddard Court 117 announces initiation of a new class of candidates. The meeting is Wednesday at 7 PM in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Ruth Warrington marshal and Edgar Bechtle patron presiding. refreshments will be served.

Double Ring Marriage Unites Frances Porpiglio and Nicholas Longo

At St. Peter's Italian Church on May 28, Frances Porpiglio of 337 Elm street wed Nicholas Longo of 249 North Avenue in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Angelo Strazzen. Miss Carmella Porpiglio and Elizabeth Amelia served as bridesmaids. Carson Longo was best man with ushers Gregory Kinny and William DeSocia. After a motor trip north the newlyweds will reside at 34 West Belden Avenue.

St. Peter's Italian Church Frances Porpiglio Sebastian Porpiglio Elm St Nicholas Longo Leonard Longo North Av Angelo Strazzen Mary Porpiglio Carmella Porpiglio Elizabeth Amelia Carson Longo Gregory Kinny William DeSocia W. Belden Av

Phi Mu Alumnae Kum-Bak Dinner Honors New Graduates

Phi Mu Alumnae Association held its Kum-Bak dinner Friday at the chapter house 208 Walnut Pi honoring retiring house mother and a list of new graduates including Barbara Anderson Thelma OHeedene Jane Hubbard Elizabeth Tilick Betty Miller Ruth Mook Patricia Nichols Helen Taylor Margaret Williams and Mary Ziegler Committee chair Mrs Herbert Dodd led the organizing team assisted by Mrs Lothar Schmidt Mrs William Shepard Mrs Clifford Williamson and Mrs Alexander Boyle

Phi Mu Alumnae Association Walnut Pi Barbara Anderson Thelma O’heedene Jane Hubbard Elizabeth Tilick Betty Miller Ruth Mook Patricia Nichols

Luncheon Meeting Slated for Chapter

The chapter plans a luncheon on Wednesday at First Methodist Church in the First Ward. Past presidents and charter members will be honored guests. Miss Erla Flanigan will lead entertainment and present pupils from the Bible Club in a program.

First Ward Methodist Erla Flanigan Bible Club

Guild Plans Auction Parcel Collection Event

The Ladies' Guild of St. John's and St. Peter's Lutheran Church will collect parcels for an auction at the parish house on Wednesday at 2 PM. A program of entertainment is arranged and refreshments will follow the meeting.

Ladies’ Guild of St. John’s St. Peter’s Lutheran Church

Luncheons and Picnics Mark Units Close Activities

Luncheons set to close the program as Syracuse Home Birezx units plan meetings across locations. LeMoyne Heights hosts a 1:30 PM session. Hazard Library hosts covered dish luncheon. Onondaga and Camillus groups schedule lessons on cooking, metal craft, and defense. Community members attend at various homes and venues.

Syracuse LeMoyne Heights Lester Hays Woods Troes D Farm Starier Porter S. Salina Sr H. Margaret Jordan Hazard Hazard Library Gensee Onondaga Edward Murphy Hutchinson T PL AL Schiffer Walter Mintel Camillus Alm William EB. King, Jr Afenga Kirk Park Ard P.M

French Alliance Honors Members At June Meeting

Members of the French Alliance of Syracuse were honored during a June meeting after a picnic at the Seven Pines summer home of vice president Mrs. Washington Platt. Dr. Milan S. LaDu spoke on international literature and art interest. new members included Cantrell, Gobel, King, Waldy, and Balince.

French Alliance of Syracuse Seven Pines Cazenovia Clib’s Washington Platt Milan S. LaDu Alliance France Willard H. Cantrell Chapel Fill N. C Lucia Gobel Hawa’ Aii Chester King Michael Waldy Brazil XL Jacques Balince Port-au-Prince Republic of Haiti le Chevalier Madame Ruzette Belgium Cornell Miie Frida Wouters Antwerp Bille Denise Obrecht Paris Georgette Guth Ralph Prudhon Standisher Charles R. Griffin

Miss Nimmo Plans Wedding for June Twenty Fifth

Miss Patricia X Nimmo daughter of Mrs Evelwyn Nimmo 26 Southav plans a wedding at St Luces Church on June 25. The bride to be is to wed Franz Scharman son of Mrs Lena Scharman of Beackville. Nimmo works in the Carrier Corp office Senarman is employed by Oneida Ltd in Sherrill.

St. Luces’s Church Patricia X Nimmo Evelwyn Nimmo Southav Franz Scharman Lena Scharman Beackville Miss Nimmo Carrier Corp Senarman Oneida, Ltd Sherrill

Scipionic Circle to Entertain Members Tomorrow

Scipionic Circle members will be entertained tomorrow at P.M. at the home of Mrs. James Carpenter 3515 Midland Avenue. President will conduct a business session. Roll call will be answered by quotations from contemporary literature. Mrs. Paul Campbell will review The Chain by Paul L Wellman. Mrs. Paul Paglia chairs the arrangements for the spring banquet to be held at Tobin's Restaurant on June 33 with Mrs. Harriman as guest of honor reviewing a current novel.

Scipionic Circle James Carpenter Midland Av Mirs Paul T. Campbell Paul L Wellman Paul Paglia Tobin’s Harriman

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