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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1956
Page
10
Mary Haworth answers a teen who confesses jealousy toward her younger sister Ann and a pattern of cruel remarks. Guidance counselor M. H. urges self reflection, parental dynamics, and seeking help from a pastor or teacher to develop healthier behavior and self esteem.
Lace returns in summer styles as synthetics aid mobility for fabrics. Designers such as Julie Lynn Charlot Haymaker and Jan Zan feature lace in dresses cardigans and swimsuits. French laces reappear in romantic patterns while Valenciennes trims and narrow laces decorate everyday wear. Dorothy Timmons graduates in food service administration.
The article promotes Humphreys 11 as a homeopathic remedy for menstrual irregularities caused by functional disorders. It urges readers to ask a druggist for Humphreys 11, claiming it eases mental and physical suffering without a prescription.
Mrs. Joanne Payne of Syracuse and Mrs. William Roderick of 231 Beattie St. attend the National Red Cross Aquatic School at Silver Lake Institute Perry New York. Payne trains in synchronized and advanced swimming boating canoeing first aid and water safety instruction before teaching YWCA summer classes starting June 25. Roderick focuses on boating and small craft.
Auxiliary to Stanley B. Pennock Post 2893 will hold a smorgasbord supper Wednesday at 6 30 in Don's Restaurant 1343 Milton Ave Delia Piedmonte chairs with Martha Secmieck Jennie Canestrara and Margie Piedmonte assisting Pistilla and Ame lia Piedmonte in charge of games after the meal The Danforth Shakespeare Club picnic luncheon is set for June 25 at 12 30 p.m at the summer home of Mrs Fred H Bailer Shell man Dr Lake Oneida
Ida Jean Kain explains that making up your mind to reduce is essential and lasting. She cites motivating examples of facing facts about overeating, focusing on rewards of normal weight, and gradually committing to healthier eating for lasting happiness.
Geddes Business and Professional Women celebrate at a June 27 banquet at Bellevue Country Club after winning national membership achievement and state growth honors. New officers are named and new members welcomed. guest speaker is Mrs. Joseph P. Bourke.
Mrs. John Fenimore hosts Civic Survey Club meeting at 1 30 p m to map plans for the coming year. New committee heads include Mrs Grover Deady program and Mrs H W Falvey hospitality with members appointed for membership social telephone press relations social welfare sunshine bridge canasta and parliamentarian Kenneth Maybe.
Syracuse Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will hold its June meeting at the Hotel Syracuse at 6 30 p m. Miss Jane Klausman president 55 56 assisted by Miss Lillian Pilcher president 54 55 will install new officers including Anita L Unbehend president Frances Austin vice president Sylvia A Saxton corresponding secretary W A Weigher recording secretary and Dorothy A Gentzler treasurer Betty J Lane is elected a three year member of the scholarship fund committee Mildred Barr past New York State division secretary will lead the NSA Code of Ethics listing the officers and committee roles.
Garden Center Association of Central New York holds a brief business meeting led by Mrs. Frank Barnes at Bellevue Country Club on Tuesday noon. A luncheon follows at 12 30 p.m with William Hull of Crockers Inc speaking on A Basis for Taste in China. Mrs. Arthur M. Speers and Mrs. Sayles E. Stone arranged the luncheon. reservations are handled by Mrs. C W. Smith and flowers by Mrs. Charles Griffin.
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