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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1949
Page
10
Syracusans plan to travel to New York for an international flower show March 21 through 26. The program features themed flower arrangements each day, Green Thumb exhibits, gardens from colonial to modern styles, and a daily Tri color Award.
The message notes Mrs Wazenhals leading the nominating committee. It references a postponed sale and upcoming meeting on March 28 at Mrs George Husenberz home 3602 James Street. The garbled text mentions Home League and Arcusy Wins with unclear context.
The Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs will host a health program at 2 PM Thursday in the Hotel Syracuse. Dr. C A Sargent, health commissioner, and three staff members will speak on Your Health Is Syracuse's Health. William E Avling will describe school disease prevention. Miss Alice Rooney will discuss nursing activities. George Hanne will talk Environmental Sanitation.
Preliminary plans for the annual card party and fashion show were discussed at a recent meeting held at the home of Mrs. George Richardson. General chairman Mrs. Charles Horan reported on workers and captains who attended, including Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman and Mrs. Roberta Heiley.
Mrs. Belle Rutledge chairs the Syracuse Chapter University Dames meeting at 7 30 PM tomorrow at University College Assisting are Erine LaTorre Mrs Rutledge Airs Carl Asmus will conduct a business session followed by a white elephant sale.
Mrs. Joseph N. Thornton will report on the recent membership drive at an open board meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the House of Providence tomorrow at 2 P.M. at 2654 West Onondaga Street. Officers and directors will meet with all auxiliary members to discuss remaining activities.
Mrs. J. Bart Gaffney and Mrs. Charles L. Griffin will host an auxiliary year discussion meeting. The event outlines plans and welcomes participation from members.
A Sherman Park Garden Club meeting featured a panel discussion titled Planning Your Garden led by Keith J. Hennedy. Participants included Mrs. Richard Henderson Mrs. Robert J. Colvin and Mrs. Charles D. Lippincott with Mrs. Paul Z. Cummins noted as host.
Mrs George Borte accepts appointment as editor of the junior page for the clubwomen's life magazine of the New York State Federation of Womens Clubs. The senior sheriff member of Ka-Na-Te- Nah supports the selection and notes the magazine aims to highlight youth activities.
Mrs Frederick Hardman of Chittenango president of the Ka-Na-Te-Nah Juniors has been appointed fifth district director of the Junior department of the State Federation.
Dr John Ross child psychologist will speak to the Jay-Cettes Thursday at Hotel Syracuse. He became director of the Onondaga County Guidance Center in July 1948. Mrs George DeSimone chairs the program and James Corcoran co-chairs with Mrs Norman H Nielsen. Mrs Edward Feis Singer cochairs the luncheon and Mrs Luke Hayden handles first evening entertainment.
Pebble Hill School mothers gathered at Dolan home for an orderly meeting. Assistant headmaster Thompson described a forthcoming show by Pebble Hill students and outlined planning steps with involvement from family hosts.
Circle EB of East Presbyterian Church plans a quilting project for mission work. A meeting is set for tomorrow at 1 PM at the home of M R on Genesee Street with a dessert luncheon for 10 members. A letter from a relative describes needs and a house-to-house drive is planned.
The Strathmore Bank Club held its annual home talent meet today at Mrs. Gordon Stockford’s residence 217 Strathmore Drive Cleo members presented the program. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Paul M. Lee Mrs. Martin C. Connor and Mrs. Edwin H. Warren.
Circle C of St Pauls Mission Church meets tomorrow at 10 30 p m in the home of Mrs Roscoe Johnson 185 Merritt Ave for a covered dish luncheon Devotions led by Mrs Raymond Cox and the president Mrs Millard Bates will conduct the business session
Komen of St Pauls State Home Meetings Circle G meets this evening at Mrs Spero C Chacon s home 153 McHunter Ave for the regular business session. Luncheon for Circle C on Thursday at 406 Avery Ave hosted by Mrs Pose Prokbeck. Circle D gathers at 1112 S Geddes St hosted by Herbert C Tew. Circle E opens to members Thursday evening at Mr s Kenneth Gilbank s 601 Rowland St. Circle F plans Thursday evening with Mrs Gilbank as hostess.
Mrs Frank J Barle, president of the Rosary and Altar Society of St Therese Church, will welcome members to a regular monthly meeting at her Roosevelt Avenue home tonight. The gathering, priced at 30 cents, will feature desserts prepared by Mrs Corrie and other hostesses Mrs Josephine Var Dusen and Mrs W Fim Patrick.
Pere Le Moyne Mothers State Social Hour meets tomorrow at 2 30 P M in school. Mrs Harry DeDell serves as president with Mrs Robert Wild and Mrs Andy Peluso as cochairmen for a social hour and cards. Assistants include several named members.
Princess Clotilda Circle 1143 of Companions of the Forest of terica will meet tomorrow evening in the clubrooms. Connie Nocera, chief companion, will preside. Groceries will be awarded during the program after the meeting. Chairmen of arrangements are Ulisses Margaret DeAngelis Concetta Pizzi and Pauline Lilla.
One Kindness Branch of Inter- Seecierywill meet at SP 2317 Midtown Avenue. Dee Mac Club to meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Herbert Raven 625 Gilford Street.
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