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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
10
Mary Lee Thompson discusses growing fashion consciousness among American men and the expanding range of Father's Day gifts. The piece notes sport jackets robes sleepwear and dress shirts as prominent options for stylish dads this year.
The General Electric Engineers Wives Club elected new officers and appointed committee chairs at a June dinner hosted by outgoing president Mrs. Jack Smith. Installation will occur at Tutor’s, with Dietz as president and a full slate of officers and chairmen named.
The Daubers Club meets at 1 p.m. tomorrow at 200 Windmere Rd for a picnic. Hostess Mrs. Eugene Wilcox is assisted by Edith Hough Lu Becker Cora LaSha and Marjorie Strong. Mrs Wilcox will present slides and paintings of the American Southwest. New officers are Irene Posthill president Loie Silsby vice president Mildred Banns secretary and Catharine Condon treasurer.
This reader asks about an engaged relationship in which the fiancée, now in another city, has become distant after a six month promise of fidelity. The adviser attributes her behavior to Hedonism and urges contacting the fiancée, suggests returning the engagement ring, and offers to help via a mailed response. Also shared is a tale of interns at a Wisconsin hospital dealing with a cigarette leech and a note about ANN LANDERS’ booklet on being well liked.
The Syracuse Rose Society will hold a June 12 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation Building on Erie Boulevard West to explain grooming and exhibit techniques for prize blooms ahead of the June 21 Rose Show.
About 20 registered nurses from District 4 New York State Nurses Association will attend the American Nurses Association convention in Atlantic City New Jersey June 9 through 13. Keynote speaker General Alfred M Gruenther will discuss humanitarian service in a troubled world. A pre meeting workshop and various demonstrations and exhibits are planned with local hosts and hostesses coordinating arrangements and floral displays.
Eastwood Business and Professional Women's Club meets at the American Legion Hall 3006 James St at 8 30 p m to outline plans for the coming year and hear reports. Miss Margaret Brady new president with Miss Louise Gifford Mrs Mildred Hubbard and Miss Wendy Wendover report on the 39th Annual State Convention in New York City. The club received a certificate for outstanding performance in the Press Book Contest for clubs under 50 members. Chairman of publicity for the past year was Mrs O K Nesbit. George F Craven attended Holy Cross College Worcester Mass for the Class of 1918 40th reunion and a solemn high Mass offered by his brother Rev Francis J Craven at Our Lady of the Lake Church Fitchburg Mass followed by a silver tea.
Ida Jean Kain outlines simple arm toning routines to target the triceps with positions and resistive push motions. Tips include shower and towel rubs to boost circulation, posture changes to favor the triceps, and swimming as a preferred summer exercise. Also notes a Solvay area rummage sale at Freeman Avenue Methodist Church with Mrs Bern Gardner coordinating.
Mrs. Reister of Syracuse will headline the Federated Garden Clubs of New York State sixth district meeting at The Otesaga Inn Coopers Town on Friday at 10 am. She will discuss Planning the Small Garden. Eight members will receive annual awards for 20 years of federation service. Nine new clubs will join, a record year, with special citations and a club attendance award to be presented after luncheon. Reservations go to Mrs. James Grant Skaneateles.
Announcement of the engagement of Barbara Rondinello to Richard Tortorelli, son of Mr and Mrs George Tortorelli of 105 Chestnut Hill Drive Liverpool. Miss Rondinello, formerly of North High School, and Tortorelli, a Liverpool High School graduate, served three years in the Armed Forces and now works for G A Kayser Beauty Cosmetics Inc.
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