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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
11
Dear Edan Wright answers two letters from youths. A worried sister asks how to convince her parents her 18 year old brother should marry his girlfriend despite parental nagging over employment and finances. A distressed 14 year old seeks body image help, loneliness, and guidance. Wright offers reassurance and outlines exercises and a plan.
The Harmonettes DeWitt women's vocal harmony group plans two June programs. On June 10 they entertain the Women's Auxiliary of St. Luke's Episcopal Church Westvale at its annual banquet at Andy's Inn. On June 19 they host the eighth annual picnic supper for the DeWitt Preschool Study Group at Mrs. Robert Miller's home East Syracuse. New members are welcome and meetings resume weekly Mondays at Mrs. William J. Fitzpatrick's home.
Mrs Donald Jenks of Manlius was elected president of the Central New York Association of Music Teachers at its annual banquet in the Liederkranz Club. Her slate includes officers and a board of directors with several members named for specified roles. Judith Nye, daughter of Ronald and Mrs Nye, was introduced as the winner of the 1958 Syracuse University scholarship.
Lee B Uarbach son of Dr Francis Uarbach and Mrs Harbach of 217 Ross Park graduates from Amherst College Biology major and will enter Syracuse medical school. Miss Karen Olson graduates from Manhattanville College and is daughter of the late Axel Olson. Douglas Bruce graduates from St Lawrence University Phi Sigma Kappa. Cynthia Nalton graduates from University of Rochester School of Nursing as class marshal. The piece notes multiple local weddings and anniversaries among Fayetteville and Syracuse families with several convalescent and travel details.
Jacque the five month old miniature French poodle of Mrs. Robert T. Casey Sr. is fashionably dressed with two leather collars, a red plaid raincape, green rainboots, and a red chinchilla coat. He enjoys a gourmet diet and is known by two names Schwartzie and Casey in friendly nods to Floyd Schwartzwalder. Bred at Argyle Boarding Kennels in Antioch Illinois, Jacque is touted as upper East Side style for dogs.
Comfort Tyler Chapter of the D A R holds its annual Flag Day luncheon at Crumlin’s Saturday at 12 30 p m Mrs Harold J Reddick regent will lead a short business meeting Guest speaker is Mrs B Wesley Andrew NY State D A R chaplain Mrs Agnes Tyler contralto will entertain Program chairman is Mrs Elmer E Price Hostesses include Miss Lillian Kilby Mrs W J Bonisteel Mrs Howard Jutton and Mrs Ralph Beardsley Community service committee meets Thursday at Mrs Reddick’s 203 Russell Ave Liverpool at 8 p m Cochairs Mrs Price and Miss Elizabeth Perry will run the meeting.
Miss Edith Allen will entertain the Skidmore College Alumnae Club tonight at 6 30 p m in Pompey Henne berry Rad Guests include area undergraduates and fall entrants Miss Donna Case Thetis Group Barbara Hood Beverly Martin Anne McLeod Karen Parsons Susan Rodermer new grads Lynn Aspinall Louise Beadel Dianne Burns Dianne Case Susan Donner Marilyn Phelan Susan Reiss.
The Westvale Garden Club hosts its 10th annual flower show Saturday at Robinson Memorial Church in Westvale from 7 to 9 30 p m. Participating clubs include Solvay Fairmount Community Westerlea and Otisco Lake Garden Clubs with ribbons and the gold challenge cup awarded at 8 30 p m. A new cup replaces the previous three time winner Mrs Leroy Felton president of Westvale. Design and Horticulture divisions feature.
Manlius Chapter No 493 of the Order of the Eastern Star will honor five charter members at a meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow. They are Mrs. Emily Koons, Mrs. Clara Burt, Mrs. Bertha Humphreys, Mrs. Flora Gilbert and Mrs. Harriet Tuttle of Elbridge.
The Ladies In the Cherry-Red Smocks auxiliary will be honored at a 1 p.m. luncheon Thursday by the Women’s Auxiliary of University Hospital of the Good Shepherd. The event at Lake Shore Yachts and Country Club in South Bay will pay tribute to volunteers for 300 hours of service in hospital work, music therapy, chapel duties, library and shop carts.
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