Pebble Hill Church Delegates Head to National Presbyterian Meeting
Three DeWitt women from Pebble Hill Presbyterian Church are chosen as delegates to the national meeting of the Council of Women’sOrganizations of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A. The trip to Purdue University Indiana runs June 24–25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
National Presbyterian Meeting
Pebble Hill Presbyterian Church
Council of Women’s Organizations of the Presbyterian Church
Purdue University
Indiana
Church groups host suppers and talks in community events
TaWaSi Society of Second Reformed Church hosts a covered dish supper at Mrs. Fulford's Thompson Road home with a 3:00 ice cream social at Mrs. Gerald Jones 202 Westwood Road. West Genesee Church W S C S holds 6:30 annual picnic at church. Woodlawn Methodist Church installs new officers of the Women’s Society of Christian Service and plans a membership luncheon at Congregation Anshe Sford social hall. Synagogue Sisterhood hosts luncheon. speakers include Mrs. Jacob Epstein and Mrs. Samuel Yalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lucy’s Alar-Rosary Society
Lawrence I. Horan
Father Horan
Edward Yonker
James J. O'Connell
William S. Esposito
John FE. Brolan
ST. Anthony Society of Our Lady of
TaWaSi Society of Second Reformed Church
Robert Fulford
Thompson, Rd
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Frank Schafer
Japan
TaWaSi Society
Second Reformed Church
Gerald Jones
Westwood Rd
W.s.co
West Genesee Church
R. Emory Smith
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Charles Hess
Raymond Kocher
Maurice Coon
John McNamara
Congregation Anshe Sford
Sisterhood
Synagogue
Morris Hoffman
Matthew Wall
Jacob Epstein
Temple Beth Israel
Samuel Yalow
Congregation
Ahavath Achim
Union of
Orthodox Sisterhood
Garden Center Association Hosts Central New York Party
Mr and Mrs Carl W Clark of Knollwood Drive entertain Garden Center Association of Central New York members Tuesday from 2 to 5 p m. Gardens at the Clark home were designed by Professor Noreda A Rotunno Syracuse University Landscape Architect. Refreshments by Comstock and Green Thumb Garden Clubs. Hostesses named and officers installed for Troop 5 Mothers Auxiliary at Bellevue School Shermans Restaurant.
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Carl W. Clark
Knollwood Drive
Garden Center Association of
Central New York
Clark Home
Noreda A. Rotunno
Syracuse University
Comstock
Albert Clarke
R. B. Collins
Frank Barnes
O. L. van Valkenburgh
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Troop 5
Boy Scouts of America
Bellevue School
Sherman's
Stuart Robinson
Clesson Wayne
F. Dane Buck
Lloyd Middleton
George Grimshaw
Robert Howland
Russell Streich
Unsung Heroines of Corinth O Ree at Corinth O Ree fair
The Corinthian Foundation and Club honors women who drive the Corinth-O-Bee event benefitting the Wagon Wheel senior center. Leaders include finance committee members Ruth Sherwood Frances Cook and others who oversee receipts, booths, publicity, and gallery sketching by John W Chapman. The executive director Francis P Mulholland leads, with Ada Merry shaping the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth-O-Ree
Corinthian Foundation, Inc
Wagon Wheel
Syracuse
I. B. Carncross
Neil Black
Corinth-O-Bee
Allen S. Prescott
Ellery G. Allen
Syracuse Corinthian Club, Inc
Gerald C. Cooney
Harry Alderman
Simon E. Stiles
Marion Harrison Greene
Frank Donoghue
Walter Smith
Arthur L. Jones
Roger O. Baldwin
George McGuire
Helen Wright
J. Edwin Yarwood
A. Andrew Shaffer
Wayne Nelson
John W. Chapman
Clarence Bull
Francis P. Mulholland
Puppy Love in Teens Natural Phenomenon
Two girls aged 15 and 16 seek guidance on love and attraction. The piece explains teen love as a mix of emotions, sexual attraction, and dreams, noting how past crushes can resurface while new feelings form. It defines true love as the accumulation of caring, shared thinking, and personal worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edan Wright
Girls IN Blue
Mrs Ross Will Tell History of Onondaga Valley
Mrs Warren JD Ross presents a history of Onondaga Valley during the General Asa Danforth Chapter D A R annual picnic luncheon and reception for new members at Mrs Wallace Williams home Fayetteville at 12 15 p m. Miss Marian Page Onondaga Valley Academy student will read an essay Our Goodly Heritage, chap ter good citizenship award winner. Directors elected are Mrs Harold M Gebhardt Mrs Urban H Johnson and Mrs Grover C Morehart. new appointments announced include Mrs Richard H Swart Jr chair of Magazine committee and Mrs George C Byington chair of genealogical records committee. Mrs Charles Talbert to chair hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Valley
Warren JD. Ross
Asa Danforth
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wallace Williams
Salt Springs Rd
Fayetteville
Marian Page
Onondaga Valley Academy
Harold M.gebhardt
Urban H. Johnson
Grover C. Morehart
James E. Clyde
Richard H. Swart Jr
D.A.R
George C. Byington
Charles Talbert
Wedding Planned For Elizabeth Bartlett In Syracuse Family Ties
Miss Elizabeth Bartlett daughter of Kenneth G. Bartlett and Mrs Bartlett of 420 Marshall St will wed John E. Weinheimer son of Theodore J. Weinheimer of 1614 Teall Ave. Bridesmaid will be Mrs John Moderwell formerly Eleanore Bieg of the Kappa Alpha Theta house at 8 U 306 Walnut Place. The ceremony at St John the Evangelist Church is set for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moderwell
Evanston, I
Elizabeth Bartlett
Syracuse University
Kenneth G
Bartlett
Marshall St
John E. Weinheimer
Theodore J. Weinheimer
Teall Ave
Moderwell
Eleanore E. Bieg
Kappa Alpha Theta
Walnut PL
St. John the Evangelist Church
Alice McCarty
J. Leo McCarty
Farmer St
Richard C. Kenyon
Charles W. Kenyon
W. Yates St
E. Syracuse
John Andrews
Laura
Andrea Andrews
Joseph Andrews
Brice Backman
Sterling
Robert Fitch
Patrick Tighe
Red Creek
Elmer Hibbard
John Tighe
Fulton
John Maywall
Auburn
How good should a good provider be
A person proves readiness to provide beyond visible assets by maintaining life insurance and savings. The message from the Institute of Life Insurance stresses that life coverage fulfills a crucial family obligation, strengthening the marital bond and assuring dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Life Insurance
Madison Avenue
New York
N. Y
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George Farnell
Charing Rd
Philip R. Anderson
Butternut Dr
D. Lamont Kinney
Warwick Rd
Farnell
Women’s Association
Anderson
Spiritual Life
New Life Committee
Kinney
A. Robert Casey
Confraternity of Christian Mothers of St. James Church
LeMoyne
Manor
Father Casey
St. John the Evangelist
Casey Chive
John Hennessy
Thomas Kane Cochairman
William C. Waelder
Edward Aragoni
Richard Brown
Llewellyn Bronstad
James Formichella
John Feldmuth
Ben Solomon
Veterans Administration Hospital
Sisterhood of
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Martin Rubenstein
Women's Association of East Genesee Presbyterian Church
Lucian Rose
Anthony Calagiovanni
Nicholas Pirro
Leon Capone
William Lombard
Garden Center Association States Party
AERC
Brand New Beauty School
Beauty
Beauty School
Solth Salina ST
Corinth
Corinth O-Ree
Merry
The
Corinthian Foundation
Club
Citizens’ Center
Jack Edelstein
George Hawthorne
Sincerely, Edan Wright
Hielpt
Mul
Mrs. Ross
Harris
Wilkins Castle
Fon and
Abou
Linda Morton
William G. Morton
Hurlburt Rd
Pine Manor Junior College
Wellesley, Mass
Josiah Tallmadge
Trinity Pl
Midland
Mich
Richard D. Freeman
Richard D. Freeman Jr
Tallmadge
Freeman Jr
Midland High School
Michigan State University
American Society of Metals
Freeman
Florence Tallmadge
E. K. Keefer
Homecroft Rd
Nancy A. Keefer
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Purchase
Westchester County
E. W. Bogardus
Pleasantville
Thomas Haven Ross III
Thomas H. Ross Jr
Midland Ave
Hobart College
Geneva
Helen Judson
Vernon
Central High School
Wellesley College
Ross
Tanner
Claude S. Tafnner
Hillside St
University of Buffalo
North High School
Niagara Falls
National Association of Accountants
Drumling Country Club
Eugene F. Loveland
Seattle
Wash
Richard E. Anderson
Stanley F. Bittner Jr
Stanley J. Cook
Anthony E. Capolitu
Fred J. Davies
Paul R. Franz
Thomas Fredericks
Harry N. Griffin
Julius M. Kuno
Richard A
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