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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1949
Page
10
Ohio Congresswoman Frances Bolton urges a peacetime draft of women for military service to be trained for essential war jobs. She argues preparedness and selective service for women, warns against reliance on voluntary enlistment, and notes current women’s roles, with references to WAC and WAVE service and family safeguards.
The annual flower day for patients at Onondaga Sanatorium will be Thursday afternoon with auxiliary members in charge. Mrs Joseph A Zimmerman is auxiliary president and Mrs Eugene WaiYath is general chairman. Richard Martin and his orchestra Paul Firenze's trio and Johnny Latone with Ted Dickenson will perform. Flower arrangements are prepared by several garden clubs and Mrs Roberta Kelley oversees trays.
Miss Alice Harrington, vice president and general chairman of monthly suppers, announces Miss Rosemary Gallagher will lead arrangements for the Catholic Women's Club supper at 6 30 P M Monday June 13 in the clubhouse 264 East Onondaga Street. The committees assisting Miss Gallagher are named.
W Scott Tompkins will attend the Comfort Tyler Chapter DAR annual flag day picnic at Fair Haven on Lake Ontario June 14. A covered dish supper will be served. Mrs Samuel Holt, Seneca Falls, state chairman, will present a flag day program. Mrs Eugene J Dunham, picnic chairman, is assisted by Mrs Jamieson Filsinger.
Mrs. Rennie Peet will explain points to be considered in judging flower arrangements at a Solvay Garden Club meeting in the Solvay Public Library at 8 o clock tonight. Hostesses include Mrs. Frank Conwax Mrs. Chester Dobrowski Mrs. Bruce Burroughs and Mrs. Alton Talmadge. Mantel decorations will be by Mrs. Thomas Picciott and Mrs. Henry Bresadola.
Solvay Guild votes for new officers at its annual luncheon and meeting Thursday at 1 PM at Crumlins. Mary Aldrich Jones will perform a musical play review. Retiring circle presidents Mrs Cortez Hackett Mrs Nathan G Schwarting and Dora Hazard Circle president Mrs Fred Ellis report.
Members who joined the Syracuse Turners Auxiliary during the past year will be initiated at a meeting on Wednesday. A social hour will follow. Mrs. Herbert Schilly leads the event assisted by Mrs. Irving Woese.
Green Thumb Garden Club plans a picnic and herb garden tour tomorrow at 1 PM in Thornden Park. Hobart Street resident Davis of Home Garden Club with Mrs. Harry L. Wibbard led the arrangements and will share the garden story. Chairmen include Mrs. Elmer S. Wilber, Mrs. Ward S. Thomas, and Mrs. Searles E. Stone. Mrs. Everett E. Enos will lead a brief business meeting in the field house.
Two university graduates who met on a blind date plan a late summer wedding. Miss Biarjorie L. Kienk of Phoenixville Pa from Syracuse University and Eugene G Bewkes Jr from Colgate University both earned high scholastic honors and held yearbook editorial roles. They toured Europe last summer on a Marshall Plan in Action program with students and teachers. Bewkes is headed to Yale Law after Colgate, while Kienk returns home with her family as her fiancé prepares for Yale exams.
East Genesee Presbyterian Circle A hosts a 1 PM picnic at Mrs. John Hanley Onondaga Hill with a dessert luncheon and business session. Circle D plans a 1 PM picnic at Mrs. Alfred Cady 2670 E Genesee St. Circle B joins Circles A and D at Clark's Reservation for a picnic.
Circle C of St Pauls Methodist Church schedules a Wednesday 12 30 PM picnic at 506 West Seneca tpk home of Mrs Irving Miller. Mrs A B Cary serves as general chairman with devotions by Mrs Raymond Cox and Mrs Howard Watrous presiding over the business session.
Newly elected officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Volunteer Firemen of Southwood will be installed tomorrow evening in the firehouse by the retiring president. Reservations will be taken at the meeting for the third annual banquet to be held June 16 in Memory Lane.
The International Sunshine Society One Kindness Branch plans a food donation drive at its meeting tomorrow at 8 Bee A, in Mrs. William Haas home 4509 S SalinasiaA. A picnic will be planned and the event welcomes members.
Syracuse University Library School alumni voted to create a Wharton Miller fund to honor the director of the library school at the annual luncheon in the Hiawatha Room of Hotel Onondaga. The fund supports activities of the school, following a prior Hazel Manville Scholarship established last year. Miss Mary F Hacks was elected president with Miss Fern Allen as vice president, Miss Martha Meelig as secretary, and Mrs. Jacob Henderson treasurer.
Two new Goodyear Burlinsame School staff members were honored today. Evelyn Roeberts Llewellyn will be the new dean of the Upper School and Shirley McConnell will be the new kindergarten teacher. Llewellyn, a Marcellus resident, holds multiple degrees from Syracuse University and will focus on guidance and counseling. McConnell, Belleville native, recently earned a bachelor’s degree and will pursue a master’s at Syracuse University while completing student teaching at Goodyear.
Mrs Chauncey Fredenburg of 462 Kirk av will host the Wimodausis Club meeting Thursday starting at 12 36. Assisting her are Mrs Royal D Shkiele Mrs Myron Ellsworth Mrs Charles E Bristow Mrs William Graham Mrs Clifford Sargent Mrs William Durst Mrs Jerimie Hoxsie Mrs Charles Meyn Mrs Carrie Rhodes Mrs Eugene F Jungen Mrs William Fender and Mrs Raymond Weber.
Rainbow Past Officers Club of Order of Rainbow marks its fifteenth year with a mothers and daughters banquet at Todins tomorrow. Miss Ruth Floring chairs the event with assistance from Mrs. Shirley Baker, Mrs. Mary Walker and Mrs. Lois Murrock. Entertainment follows dinner and plans for a summer picnic will be discussed.
Salt City Council 114 Sons and Daughters of Liberty host a Friday dinner at 6 30 PM at 418 E Genesee Street to honor the solih anniversary. Roll call entertainment and a business session follow.
The Outpost Committee of the Salvation Army Auxiliary schedules a luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. Calvin A Burton to plan a June 22 benefit bridge event. Proceeds fund rent for the McSride Street Outpost as it moves to Oakwood and is prepared for dedication. Mrs David Heagmann chairs hostesses with Brs. J Lewis A V Altman and Mrs J Russell Lanagwig assisting. Mrs Langwig to preside.
The Women's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran will host a food sale at E. W. Edwards store tomorrow. In charge of collections are Mrs. Charles Mauro, Mrs. John Kies, Mrs. Spero P. Chacona and Mrs. Charles Schramm.
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