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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1955
Page
11
Churches keep Lent engaging with dinners talks and films across James Street Methodist Westminster Presbyterian and St Cecilia Solvay groups. Highlights include Phi lathea Class Men’s Night, Theta Beta Circle talks on India, Church Belles Circle meetings, Meditations in the city theme, Guild and Altar Rosary film showings, and a Holy Name communion breakfast plan.
Circles A and B will hold a joint session on Wednesday with a 1 PM luncheon. Tomorrow at 6 30 PM Circle C serves a covered dish supper followed by a talk by Mr Schroeder. ST PATRICK S Day observances planned at St Matthew s Church East Syracuse with an Altar and Rosary Society party in the school hall. Plans for the affair will be outlined at tomorrow s 8 30 PM meeting in the school hall. Mrs Mary Crossman Mrs Paul Greiner Mrs Edward Lynch and Mrs Anthony Abraham are in charge of arrangements. The Rev Timothy Curtin SJ will give the second of the series.
Two lectures on The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass lead a busy Lafayette Avenue program. Immanuel Class hosts a 12 30 dessert lunch meeting with new officers to be elected and a Boy Scout Troop 43 Court of Honor at 7 30. Evening circles and guilds meet with hostesses and devotions. A covered dish supper and entertainment bring together couples clubs at James Street and Eastwood churches. Mothers Club plans sex instruction recordings and a silver tea at First Baptist Hudson Hall. Women's Society hosts St Paul’s Methodist members.
Nancy Gall Reagan a Syracuse University senior centered in the Debutante Register selection. Daughter of Ernest Parks Reagan and Mrs Reagan of Texarkana Arkansas, she debuted at the Cotillion Club Ball on December 28 1954.
Six local women will represent the Volunteer Center at the Mid East conference of Community Chests and Councils at the Sheraton Hotel Rochester. Mrs Arthur F Anderson of the national YWCA board will be guest speaker. Attendees include Mrs De Banks Henward, Mrs A P Madden, Mrs W W Cheney, Mrs Leo E Gibson, Mrs Clifford Shane, and Mrs Ruth Sherwood.
The Friendly Circle of St Pauls Methodist Church schedules a Wednesday 12 30 PM meeting at 2041 Valley Dr hosted by Mrs C N Palmer with Mrs Bert Bins presiding and Mrs Floyd Sedgwick leading devotions. Co hosts include John Sanderson.
Authentic Spanish national dances are to be demonstrated at Syracuse University’s Seventh Annual Folk Festival. The Outing Club sponsors a program of folk dancing singing and refreshments with an international flavor. Tickets available at the door.
University Dames hear Wal lace Bradley of Syracuse University on the making of a television show at 8 P M in the Women s Building lounge. March 19 spring dance planning and refreshment duties are outlined by club officers and a long list of organizers.
Civic Survey Club members meet at 1 30 P M Tuesday in the Cherry Valley tea room. E W Edwards and Sag Bridge and canasta played with Mrs Charles Wad sworth in charge. Cancer dressings will be made chaired by Mrs Raymond Durham. Mrs Kennth G Maybe presides. Nomination panel includes Mrs Octave Ammon and Mrs William Lewis. April session will appoint others. Hostesses are Mrs William O Brien Mrs Ralph Suess Mrs Fred Mayer and Mrs George Cole.
Maude Stoddard Court 117 of the Order of Amaranth will host an official visit by Mrs Mary K Leach deputy grand royal matron Earl O Buckout assistant grand lecturer of the 1st district and others at the Masonic Temple Wed A reading of An Old Man Visits the Schools by John Barrett will be performed with Mrs Barrett at the piano Dinner begins at 6 30 P M Beverly Southard royal matron and Arthur Smith royal patron will preside
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