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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1955
Page
9
A 14 year old complains of being treated like a younger child. Dorothy Ricker advises the mother should relax curfew, permit choosing clothes, and allow parties with parental approval and transport. She suggests the teen prove maturity and asks for her date leaflet.
Skidmore College Alumnae Club members will hold their annual picnic at 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs Robert A Morgan R D 2 Stump Rd Skaneateles Officers will be elected and the gathering will feature invited Skidmore undergraduates and future entrants among the guests Marine Mothers Cloud unit will host a covered dish supper Monday at 6 39 p m in the clubrooms 615 James St with Mrs Margaret Blackburn and Mrs Irene Gh erseeve directing a brief business meeting no sessions in January and August.
The New York State Fair official Mrs. Gleason A. White urges eligible women’s groups to enter by Wednesday for the annual Community Service Awards. First prize is $100 and $50 for second in four divisions A to D, with certificates of honorable mention. Initiated in 1952, the awards have honored 40 groups statewide.
The YWCA voted unanimously to raise adult and Y Teen memberships effective July 1 due to higher operating costs from the deflated dollar. The meeting featured a First Presbyterian String Trio performance and reports from delegates to the recent national YWCA convention. Mrs. Ellsworth C. Reamon presided and Mrs. Richard Downing headed the affairs committee.
The county Legion Auxiliary meeting is scheduled Wednesday at P.M. in Eastwood clubrooms. Mrs. Eugene Holden, county chairman, will hear committee reports and delegates to the department convention in Buffalo August 5 6 7 will be selected. The 1st district conference will be at Old Forge on June 18. Mrs. Charles ODonnell, county poppy sale chairman, will present her report.
A recipe for tomato aspic from Mrs. William R. MacLeod with instructions to simmer juice onion salt pepper sugar water and gelatin then chill in a ring mold and fill with cottage cheese and chives. Also notice of the Wednesday supper for the Past Presidents Club of Clara Ward Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans at 6:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Elsie Van Vieck.
Twenty fifth anniversary reunion of the Class of 1930 from Syracuse City Normal School was held Saturday with a celebration dinner at Crumlin's. Attendees included Mrs. Helen Healy president of the Catholic Women's Club Miss Arlene C. Jones Montgomery School principal and Mrs. Evelyn Knowles former Syracuse Teachers Federation officer. Arrangements were led by Mrs. Helen B. Gates with assistance from several others. MILK FOR PROTEIN A quart of milk provides 45 percent of a person daily protein needs.
The St Marys Hospital Guild plans its annual mother-daughter banquet at Stortos Restaurant Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Cochairs Mrs Robert Fazio and Mrs Anthony Fazio lead preparations with Rev Thomas J Doran and other clergy as guests. The group notes past refurbishments to the hospital chapel and support for equipment and playgrounds.
Mary Haworth explains that a nagger is tense and perfectionist, faults others, and voices persistent criticisms. She notes nagging can stem from insecurity and stress and can sour close relationships. If both partners strive for fairness, dialogue, and patience, the nagging pattern may change or a separation may occur as a last resort.
Neawhaga Chapter 419 of the Order of the Eastern Star in Cazenovia honored its associate conductress Miss Suzanne Colles at the group’s final meeting. Also present were associate conductresses from Cortland Madison District along with Mrs Barbara G King district deputy grand matron and George M Barber district grand lecturer of the same district.
The Jefferson School Mothers' Club will install officers Wednesday at 6 30 p m in Tubberts Mrs Joseph DonVito is president Mrs Joseph Antuna is vice president Mrs Mark Arrigo is recording secretary Other slate members include Mrs Cosimo Muolo treasurer and Mrs Joseph Dardano corresponding secretary Mrs Louis Bucci will be guest of honor and arrangements for the dinner were made by Mrs John Guidetti and Mrs Roger Ventre
The fourth annual Rose Show of the Syracuse Rose Society at Niagara Mohawk Power Corp runs 2 to 9 pm. Edmund J. Rau chairs committees with Henry G. Kren heading horticulture and Mrs. Ralph Hadden directing arrangements.
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