Alpha Phi Convention This Week at Syracuse University
Alpha Phi International Fra ternity District I holds a two day convention at Syracuse University hosted by Alpha Chapter and Syracuse Alumnae Chapter. The program includes workshops, dinners, film showings from Victoria BC, discussions on collegiate alumnae relations, rushing and scholarship with many local volunteers assisting.
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Alpha Phi International Fraternity
Syracuse University
Alpha
Syracuse
Alpha Phi
B. C. Loveland
Marion Campbell
Suns Hall
Walnut Pl
Victoria
British Columbia
E. B. Holdredge
R. W. Putnam
Shirley Fifield
R. M. Hughes
Donald Miler
R. K. Brewer
Barbara Bushnell
Lois Clark
Dorothy Howe
Beverly Humphries
Marcia LeFevre
Marcia Trantum
M. F. Hilfinger
W. S. Carter
Donald Moore
H. K. Lindley
W. T. Littlehales
Charles Maltby
Indonesian Visitors Enjoy Snow and Weather Views in Syracuse
Three Indonesian women Mrs Rusma Malik Miss Kartini Prawirotanojo and Miss Soeratmi Soetarman study six months in the College of Home Economics at Syracuse University under a Foreign Operations Administration fellowship. They tour the U S and Canada after, finding snow and cold strikingly different from Indonesia where temperatures range 50 to 80 degrees and two seasons prevail.
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Indonesia
Rusma Malik
Karstini Prawirotanojo
Soeratmi Soetarman
Syracuse
College of Home Economics
Syracuse University
Foreign Operations Administration
United States
Canada
Europe
Hawaii
West Coast
America
Washington, D.C
Ruema
Miss Kartini
Soeratmi
Rusma
Java
Makassar
Sulawesi
Djakarta
Miss Soeratmi
Teachers Training College
Beauty After Forty Mind Is Young Not Old
The speech by General Douglas MacArthur on his 75th birthday asserts youth is a state of mind not a matter of age. He argues courage, imagination, hope, and faith keep one young, while worry and despair age the soul, and urges maintaining beauty, love of wonder, and confidence regardless of years.
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Douglas Macs Arthur
Federation Institute Set for March 10 in Syracuse
The third annual Club Institute of the Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs will be held March 10 at the Corinthian Carriage House. Registration 9:30 to 10, remarks by club president Mrs. Charles G. Ferris, and readings by Mrs. Frederick Richter. A panel moderated by Mrs. Joseph P. Bourke features Mayor Donald H. Mead and others discussing municipal, cultural, and industrial topics. Luncheon at 12:30 with later talks on Syracuse and the material route.
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City
The
Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs
Corinthian Carriage House
Federation Municipal Committee
James E. Clyde
J. H. Koonce
Charles G. Ferris
Frederick Richter
Giles Stilwell
Syracuse
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Joseph P. Bourke
Donald H. Mead
Walter T. Giesel-man
Forrest E. McGuire
John W. Brooks
Joe
C. E. Chappell and Sons, Inc
Barbara Betts
Chappell’s
Edgar D. Gilbert
Edward H. Newman
LaRue A. Wood
Your Federation
Francis Mulholland
Corinthian Foundation
Wagon Wheel
Lawrence P. Crouse
George Buettner
Jerome B. Rusterholtz
William Robinson
New York State Highway Department
Melanie Kruezer
John G. Mayer
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Joe Beamish
Sprak
Dr Griggs to Address May Church Women
Dr Barbara Griggs to speak on The Changing American Family at the May Memorial Unitarian Church Women’s Alliance meeting in the Parish House at 2 PM. A 12:15 PM business session, followed by 1 PM luncheon hosted by Mrs Carlyle Ashley. Griggs is Syracuse University home economics professor and family life chair.
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Barbara Griggs
Women’s Alliance of May Memorial Unitarian Church
Carlyle Ashley
Griggs
College of Home Economics
Syracuse University
Drinkwater Appointed To National Committee
George H. Drinkwater president of the Syracuse Rose Society has been named to the prizes and awards committee of the American Rose Society. He is in his second year as president of the local group and has edited the society and Syracuse Men's Garden Club bulletins.
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George H. Drinkwater
Syracuse Rose Society
American Rose Society
Drinkwater
Society
Syracuse Men's Garden Club
Hope and help offered for alcoholism disease
A national letter from the National Committee on Alcoholism endorses multiple treatment options beyond Alcoholics Anonymous. It stresses education about the disease, professional counseling, and the value of public awareness to remove stigma. The correspondence cites Mrs. Marty Mann’s materials and notes 55 affiliates in 1951.
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National Committee On Alcoholism
Alcoholics Anonymous
A. A
East 103d St
New York City
Robert Entwistle
N.C. A., Inc
Marty Mann
United States Public Health Service
N.C.A
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Alpha Phi’s
Lady Douglas Lodge
Soeratini
Kartini
Australia
Mabel F. Thompson
Union Savings Bank of New York
National Association of Bank Women
Dorothy Nyberg
Katherine Kesel
Eunice Hilton
Seeratmi
Indonesian Office of Education
Inset
Miss Seeratmi
Paradise
Paradise Shoes
Jules Draxler
Brouer Brothers
Park Brannock
Draxler
If Fashion Salon
miLg
Donald Crow
Houston
Texas
St. Joseph
Dey
Beauty
Mrs. McLeod
Federation Institute
Dr. Griggs
National
BOW Weed Co
Bakers of
Bond Bread
Isery
Abou
Haworth’s Mail
Mary Haworth
Nail
Personal Finance Company of
New York
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