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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
9
A reader seeks guidance about Al, age 26, who lives at home, avoids work, and drains family resources. The adviser urges detachment, notes parental conflict fostered his dependence, and suggests prayer and wise leadership to motivate change if Al becomes receptive.
Harmony Circle Inc auxiliary to Syracuse Memorial Hospital announces a new slate. Mrs. Lewis P. Smith chairs the board with Mrs. David H. Northrup as president. vice presidents include several named members. recording and cor responding secretaries, treasurer and assistants named. a large board of directors lists many members. retiring president Mrs. Earle J. Machold remains an ex official. Insurance topics will be addressed by Robert Edinger of First Trust and Deposit Co at Syracuse University Dames meeting today at 7 p.m.
A prominent shoe retailer in the region highlights its status as one of the largest and finest stores in the country. The feature emphasizes its extensive selection, historic reputation, and commitment to customer service.
Readers debate whether a broken engagement justifies keeping or returning the engagement ring and how suitors should respond. The exchange suggests proper behavior, parental protection, and clear action when engagements end, alongside notice of a Master Mason meeting led by Mrs. Horton and J. David Rothchild at the Masonic Temple.
The article promotes pink powder and lipstick for various skin tones and outlines a step by step makeup routine. It notes rose coral shades suit many, orange lipsticks for redheads, and a method to keep lipstick from rubbing off throughout the day. It references 1955 style emphasizing natural lip line with slight charm.
The YWCA announces four speakers for its Day Out program for mothers and children at Tully Lake. Irene Posthill retired educator will present Summertime Crafts for Youngsters on Thursday. Doris Wise from Syracuse Public Library will discuss good books for children's summer reading on June 16. Harlan Metcalf of Cortland State Teacher's College will cover How to Have Fun on Family Camping Trips on June 23. John R. Meyering of the State College of Forestry will speak on Teaching Your Child the Wonders of Nature on June 30. Mothers may register for any session.
Miss Eleanor Hill of the Syracuse Zonta Club will present colored slides at a noon luncheon at Hotel Syracuse. The images cover her Salzburg Music Festival trip and travels through Venice Paris Scotland and beyond. She departs June 21 for a world tour including the Far East Holy Land Italy Sicily and the Azores. Mrs Raymond F Piper will preside and Miss Editha Parsons chairs.
Chi Omega Mothers' Club will close its year with a covered-dish picnic Monday at the Otisco Lake summer home of Mrs. O. J. Ross. Committee members include Mrs. F. B. Hubbard and Mrs. D. A. Eager. New officers installed at a recent luncheon are Mrs. William Salter president, Mrs. Bernard Hess vice president, Mrs. A. S. Darrow secretary, and Mrs. Irving Hoar treasurer.
A guidance style article explains that pregnant women should not eat for two but should focus on nutrient-rich foods. It details a gradual weight gain plan, daily calorie ranges, and a sample 1800 calorie list including milk meat eggs bread fruits vegetables and vitamins with weekly adjustments and doctor approval for lower calories if needed.
Esther chapter of Bnai Brith schedules a lawn bazar at 12 30 p m on June 16 at Mrs Morris Weiss home 401 Lockwood Rd Mrs Weiss reports on Kiamesha Lake district conference Booths are run by Norton Rubenstein aided by several members Hostesses include Mrs Small co chairmen Mrs Martin Davis and a large list of committee members Decorations led by Joseph Rubenstein with assistance from David Rubenstein
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