Clyde La Brake Weds Catharine Chambers in Georgia Cathedral
Miss Catharine Mary Chambers wed Clyde Robinson La Brake on May 29 in the chapel at St. Philip's Cathedral Atlanta with Dean Raimundo De Ovies officiating. The couple will reside in Dunwoody Georgia after a brief wedding trip.
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F. E. Chalmers
Williamsville
Catherine Mary Chambers
Clyde Robinson la Brake
Thomas la Brake
Valley Drive
Syracuse
St. Philip's Cathedral
Atlanta
Dean Raimundo de Ovies
Dorothy Potter
Buffalo
Merrill Goodspeed
Marella
Stonewall
la Brake
Burdette Road
Dunwoody
Central W C T U Annual Meeting in Elmwood Park
The annual meeting of Central ity W C T U will be held in Elmwood Park tomorrow afternoon after the County W C T U luncheon and program. Devotions will be led by Mrs A L Berger. reports of officers and directors and an annual election of officers will occur. members should bring sandwiches a covered dish and table service for the noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Park
A. L. Berger
Two Anniversaries Celebrated in Albany Home
Mr and Mrs Eugene J Dumas Sr hosted at 16 Verplank Street Albany a gathering for the 55th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Dumas and the 48th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Mathers. The Dumas have six children eight grandchildren in Albany while the Mathers include Mrs Dumas Jr and Gordon F Mathers US Army stationed abroad. they have one grandson.
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Eugene J. Dumas
Verplank Street
Albany
Mr. Dumas
Fred Mathers
Syracuse
Fayetteville
Mathers
Dumas, Sr
Dumas, Jr
Gordon F. Mathers
U. S. Army
South
Mental mating and common interests in marriage
Dorothy Dix argues that physical attraction alone cannot sustain marriage and that shared mental interests and soul compatibility are essential. The column urges couples to be able to discuss books, art, and ideas, warning that dull evenings arise when partners lack intellectual connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
A. CR
Reunion Program for Phi Amalthea in Angeloro Home
Phi Amalthea Sorority plans a reunion at 3 oclock in Mrs. Beatrice Angeloro home 600 Catherine Street. Miss May Sorrendino is general chairman with Angeloro hosting refreshments. Activities include songs, a clarinet and saxophone duet, and a recitation by committee members.
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Phi Amalthea Sorority
Beatrice Angeloro
Catherine Street
May Sorrendino
Angeloro
Rita Angeloro
Gloria Rossi
Arlene Sorrendino
Lee Spadaro
Genevieve Sorrendino
Louise Sorrendino
Esther Angeloro
Rabbi and Mrs Friedman Honored at 25th Anniversary Dinner
Mrs. Jonas L. Oberdorfer hosted a dinner in Bradford Parkway for Rabbi Benjamin Friedman of Temple Society Concord and his wife on their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included temple trustees and families. Grace Friedman, home from Cornell, attended. Sgt. James L. Friedman, overseas with the U S Army, is their son. Rabbi Friedman's WWI chaplain service in France was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas L. Oberdorfer
Bradford Parkway
Benjamin Friedman
Temple Society of Concord
Friedman
The
Temple
Grace Friedman
Cornell University
Rabbi Friedman
France
Summer coat dress and silk suit for campus wear
Fashion notes feature a pale blue printed rayon summer coat dress with a straight narrow skirt and a high round collarless neck. It pairs with a soft silk suit and sheer blouse with multiple tucks, lace trim, and pearl buttons, plus a navy chinchilla topcoat for campus wear.
Naval Unit Seeks Summer Work and Red Cross Support
The final season meeting of the Naval Unit set a fall nominating slate for Sept 13. The group plans summer sewing with Cahill Building headquarters open Mondays and ongoing Center tasks, plus 1500 pounds of clothing sent to New York for Bundles for America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
G. W. Jones
M. W. Dyer
George Courtney
L. D. Cox
E. J. Galloway
Raymond B. Traver
Red Cross
Syracuse Army Air Base Hospital
J. W. Hayes
Bundles For America
Henry A. Horstmann
Westminster Avenue
New York City
World By Elsie Robinson on chivalry in modern men
The column questions whether chivalry is dying as men allegedly fail to remove hats in elevators and give up seats on streetcars. It notes female readers’ protests and hints at broader social debate about gender roles and respect in public life.
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Cain
We Must Choose Our Roles Women Must Decide
A speaker urges women to choose between equality and traditional service roles. The line emphasizes that women cannot demand equal treatment while acting as “busted blossoms” or perform identical domestic work for men. The message presses for a clear stance on gender expectations.
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Pine
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Clyde la Brake
Catherine M. Chalmers
Harmony Circle, Inc
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Walter R. Stone
J. C. Lyle
L. Logan Lewis
Ralph Ebbert
James C. Patterson
Hazel Reed
Syracuse Home Bureau
Nick Sorbean
Better Department
Whesporment Company
Chicagorgnewly Orez
Dorothy DIX
Russ ‘Din
Best Foods, Inc
Cams. Rs
Phi Amalthea
Yendino
Jennie Ca‘poli
Eva Lee
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Co
South Salina
Cahill Bldg
Elsie Robinson
Duff
Duffs Waffle
Diana Cadet Puff
S. Salena ST
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