American colonial furniture shapes early American style
The article contrasts American and English furniture, noting Windsor chairs and pine pieces as American, the settle and American highboys as unique to the colonies, and pine and oak usage forging a distinct Early American look that blended with English Georgian styles for a final national design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Settle
Atlantic
England
Colonies
Chippendale
Philadelphia
America
Smith Alumnae Plan Smith on the Go in Cazenovia Day
Smith College Club of Syracuse schedules a morning tour of Lorenzo a Federal style mansion named a State Historic Site at 10 45 AM followed by a noon meeting and picnic at Mrs Frank Hix 130 Linklaen St Cazenovia. Officers for 1975 76 to be installed by Mrs Spencer Wallace Jr with nominations led by Mrs Sidney Whitt.
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Smith College Club of
Syracuse
Smith
Cazenovia
Lorenzo
Smith Club
Scholarship Fund
Frank Hix
Lincklaen St
Final meeting of Eastwood Legion Auxiliary scheduled
Final meeting of the Eastwood American Legion Auxiliary is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Post rooms. Retiring president Madge Koch will be succeeded by Mary Alice O'Brien, with Audrey Rock and Rose Jerman as vice presidents along with other officers for 1975 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood American Legion Auxiliary
Madge Koch
Mary Alice O'Brien
Audrey Rock
Rose Jerman
Phyllis Wadowiec
Charlene Hayes
Anne Tedesco
Netti Haynes
Frances Holz
Anna Grant
Maxine Becker
Agatha Miller
Barbara Miller
Strawberry Festival and Garage Sale at St Andrew s Church
St Andrew s Episcopal Church plans a strawberry festival and garage sale on June 14 from 1 108 p.m. on the church grounds at 5013 S. Salina St. Donations accepted 9 a.m. to noon through June 13, with pickup calls to Ruth Beach. St Theresa s Guild leads the festival and sale with St Ann s Guild serving lunch and supper under Jean Harper and Annie McCausland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
S. Salina St
Ruth Beach
St. Theresa's Guild
St. Ann's Guild
Jean Harper
Annie McCausland
Esther Twentyman to Remain State Fair Art Center Director
Esther Twentyman will continue as director of the State Fair Art and Home Center through year end 1975. The decision comes amid late season changes and approval from State Fair Director Thomas Young. Twentyman, a Cortland area civic leader and Cornell graduate, has long run Creative Cooking and Crafts and Home Arts programs and will lead bicentennial themed events for Empire Expo.
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Esther Twentyman
Herald Journal
Twentyman
Gerald Twentyman
Homer
Bernard Potter
Hugh Carey
Republican Committee
Thomas Young
Federation of Cornell Women’s Clubs
Art and Home Center
Dear Mrs Post on Graduation Gift Etiquette
Letter advice on reciprocal invitations and gifts after a neighborhood dispute over two daughters. The columnist urges sending gifts despite quarrels and recommends polite reconciliation. A separate note advises about acknowledging form letters from a lawyers association. The third question concerns bringing a steady date to a party and suggests calling to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Post
Dinner meeting announced by Catholic Women’s Club
The Catholic Women’s Club plans a 6 30 p m dinner Thursday at Drummns with Rev. Gine Her Henriques of Bombay India discussing The Church in India Today. Chair Mrs Rita Kaillfelt, with Miss Rose Lavalle and Mrs Catherine Kiggins as hostesses. publicity by Mrs Edward C Sams nons. Lady Douglas Lodge 126 Daughters of Scotia meets at 7 p m today at 2018 S Salina St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women’s Club
Drummns
Gine Her Henriques
Bombay
India
Rita Kaillfelt
Rose Lavalle
Catherine Kiggins
Edward C. Sammons
Lady Douglas Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
S. Salina St
Ann Landers columns on marriage and pregnancy guidance
A reader asks how to handle a husband who punished a daughter by nailing the phone cord to the floor. Ann Landers urges the wife to assert herself and remove the nails, noting she is not a child. The column also covers alimony disputes, pregnancy by a married man, and a future spouse's discomfort with in-laws table manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Hulk
Harold
Communicating with Your Child series at T-House North
A four part series begins at T-House North 509 Hickory St with sessions each Wednesday through June 18 at 10 a.m. led by Roberta Grimm of Planned Parenthood Center of Syracuse. The program is free for interested adults and ties into consumer education and homemaking skills within Syracuse City School District facilities. Auxiliary Hinsdale Fire Department hosts a meeting on June 11 at 8 p.m. at the fire station with Mrs. Edward Jones and Mrs. John Di Bernardo Jr. as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-House
Hickory St
Roberta Grimm
Planned Parenthood Center of
Syracuse
Syracuse City
Hinsdale Fire Department
Edward Jones
John di Bernardo Jr
Gardeners meeting on Fundamentals of Flower Arranging
Green Thumb Garden Club hosts a 12 30 p.m. meeting at 304 Lansdowne Rd DeWitt with Mrs Frank Thomson as topic and Mrs Everett Enos and Mrs James Miller as assistant hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thomson
Green Thumb Garden Club
Peter Muserlian
Lansdowne Rd
DeWitt
Everett Enos
James Miller
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Smith Alumnae
Dey Brothers
New York State
Elizabeth Post
Mrs. M
Aetend
Donna
Jim
Hadassah
Congregation Beth Sholom
Jamesville Rd
Israel
Billy Katz
Detroit
Lady Douglas
Charles Gwynn
Ruth Furhowden
Alpha Omicron Pi
Seth Laurie
Upstate Medical Center
Arthritis Research
Upstate
Botinka
Salina ST
OWL
Aare Ca
Gardeners Meeting
John T. Roberts
Wegman’s
Western Lights
Cornell Blanding
Richard Pickett
George Wood
George Ducar
Maurice Hard
Muserlian
Syracuse Ywca
YWCA
Cid
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