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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1941
Page
4
Local church circles plan luncheons sewing sessions and service events this week. Friendship Circle gathered at Mrs Martin Hiltinger’s home for lunch. Red Cross sewing runs Thursday 10 to 4 and more circle meetings occur across Lafayette Avenue and Trinity parishes with luncheons and programs on March heritage and Christian education.
Rose DeStafano daughter of Louis and Mrs DeStafano and Albers Rosato son of Carl Rosato wed Feb 22 at Saint Daniels Church with Father Dennis Lyons officiating. The bride wore white satin and Juliet cap. Bridesmaids wore pink and blue taffeta, yellow roses. Best man was Anthony De Stafano. Ushers included Donald Becker and Louis Naples. Couple planned to reside at 109 Galster Avenue after a New York City trip.
Mrs. John C. Shoudy travels to Florida for a few weeks while Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbut W. Smith and Mrs. Myrtie R. Keller return from St. Petersburg. Miss Melva Gillett departs for Washington to work in the Veterans Administration Bureau. Charles W. Bradlee attends the 16th annual conference of the Secondary Education Board in Boston representing Pebble Hill School.
Announcement of the marriage of Arlene E Hart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hart of New Marlboro Massachusetts, to Walter V of the Air Corps Supply Office Mitchel Field, son of Mr and Mrs Carl H Schrieber of Syracuse New York. The Rev Clarence Carr performed the ceremony on Saturday February 15 in Southfield Massachusetts parsonage. The couple plans Westbury LT home.
Young Matron William L Bray and several members will host a tea at Mrs F J Holz worth s home 13 Walnut Avenue tomorrow at 2 o clock Mrs R L Nye chairs business and Miss Gertrude Remsdell will speak in the event hosted by University Methodist Church group four.
A dieting column explains why weight stalls occur after a month or two as metabolism lowers, and offers steps to restart losses. It advises adjusting calories, boosting protein, increasing exercise modestly, and choosing lean meats, eggs, skim milk, and vegetables. Practical meal tweaks and vitamin notes follow.
Marmola tablets offer weight loss without starving or hard exercise claiming thirty years on the market and over twenty million boxes sold. It targets adults whose obesity is due to thyroid deficiency and advises consulting a physician for diagnosis before use.
The menu lists breakfast dishes and accompaniments including Stewed Prunes, Creamy Fluffy Egg Nests, Baking Powder Biscuits, Butter, Coffee, Cocoa, Watercress Soup, Rolls, Butter, Fruit Cup, Date Cookies, Tea, Milk, and more. Main course features Baked Pork Tenderloin with Sweet Potatoes, Buttiered Broccoli, Bread, Butter Lettuce and Cucumber Salad, Glace Helene, and Cofie.
A fragment describes beating egg whites with salt and pepper until stiff, mixing with butter, spreading on toast, and baking in a moderately hot oven about 370 degrees until set. Mentions arranging in toast and slipping in egg yolk.
Cream of watercress soup combines stock cream and chopped watercress. Simmer ten minutes, strain, and bind with butter and flour cooked together. Return to boil, add cream salt and pepper, and simmer gently. Green coloring may be added as desired.
A dessert recipe combines vanilla ice cream whipping cream crushed pineapple soaked in Kirsch currants and vanilla. Line a mold with ice cream then fill with the fruit cream and cover with ice cream to overflow and freeze for service. Serves.
Butter and sugar creamed then eggs and melted chocolate folded in with walnuts salt vanilla and flour added to form dough. Drop spoonfuls onto buttered sheets one inch apart and bake in a moderate oven at 350 degrees F.
Mrs E A Hudson will recount years of service in Fourth Presbyterian Church during the annual praise service and dinner of the Women’s Missionary Society. Mrs Mabel Tidd will sing at the church parlor event tomorrow evening.
Pattern 4719 is available in children's sizes 4 6 3 10 and 12. Size 6 requires 2 yards 35 inch fabric and 135 yards face edging. Send 15 cents for this pattern to Pattern Department Syracuse Herald-Journal 243 West 17th Street New York NY. Additional 10 cents for the latest Pattern Book.
Community organizations announce upcoming events across the city. Spyra cuse Boys Club holds 10:30 morning meeting in the club library. Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic meets Thursday 2:30 pm in the Larned Building with president Susie AWendorf. Birthday Group plans March party and lunch for March birthdays. Women’s Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran hosts Thursday social at Mrs Delong’s home with helpers Clara Doll and Anna Glavert. Women’s Auxiliary of House of Providence reports pancake supper and sewing session tomorrow 2 to 4:30 pm. First English Lutheran Missionary Society gathers Thursday 2:30 pm for prayer service and self denial, followed by a covered dish supper at 5 pm hosted by Mrs J R Howell and Mrs C S Henderson. meeting continues with lesson “Beginning With Me” led by H S Bruce. Everwillng Branch Sunshine Society hosts pal party Thursday at 551 Seymour Street. Women’s Society for Christian Service of First Ward Methodist plans 6:30 pm supper and program featuring a Story Hour with Alvina Brundage and Roberta Struble. Jessie Cooney leads devotions. Rockefeller Methodist Church Woman’s Auxiliary hosts luncheon Thursday at 1 pm at Mrs Harvey Brandt’s home, with business session at 3 pm chaired by Mrs John Haffenden. Bellevue Heights Methodist Church Glad Circle to conduct service Sunday at 7:45 pm. Rev P Gordon Gould, Alaska native, to speak on “My Alaska Story” with silver offering.
The outfit mixes red wedge soled shoes with black leather bands and red suede gloves edged by a slim braided black leather trim. The ensemble creates a striking contrast while tying the accessories into a cohesive color scheme.
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