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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1955

Page

11

Self-Conscious Mary Haworth Seeks Help for Anxiety

Dear Mary Haworth, a 35 year marriage, one daughter, two grandchildren, and strong church ties are marred by extreme self consciousness. A reader advises a thorough medical and psychiatric approach, suggesting a blood sugar check and appropriate diet, then psychological support if needed.

Mary Haworth M. H

Speaker Urges Community Level Democracy

Mrs. Jacob E. Eckel told an overflow audience at the Interfaith Tea of the Syracuse Council of Church Women that democracy must be practiced locally or it remains a myth. She outlined five victories of the spirit to maintain peace and urged faith in almighty God as a potent weapon against fear. The event was held in the Syracuse University Women’s Building alumnae lounge.

Jacob E. Eckel Syracuse Syracuse University Women’s

Gerber Strained Bananas For Growing Babies

Gerber's Strained Bananas provide calories for active babies as part of starting solids. Made from ripe fruit to aid digestibility with a smooth texture and appealing color, the product is promoted for easy feeding.

Gerber

Opti-Mrs Club Luncheon Planned by Syracuse Group

The Syracuse Opti-Mrs Club will host a luncheon at 12 noon tomorrow with Mrs. Charles Ames as hostess at 1700 Glenwood Ave. Arrangements led by Mrs. John Stone, Mrs. David Kennedy, Mrs. John Plant and Mrs. Ames. Members bring craft materials for Syracuse Girls' Club and a makeup demonstration by Merle Norman Cosmetics.

Syracuse Opti-Mrs Charles Ames Glenwood Av John Stone David Kennedy John Plant Ames Syracuse Girls’ Club Merle Norman Cosmetics Clinton B. Frawley Niagara Seymour Sis Vincent Kardes Edwin Sanborn George Brenneman Kenneth DoPre

Prayer talk leads church supper at First Methodist

Rev Richard Hudson will present Teach Us to Pray at the Wednesday night fellowship supper at 6 15 in the First Methodist Church. New members will be special guests and Rev Dr Albert L Bauer will read the worship service Foster Circle handles the meal with hosts Mr and Mrs Harold Pennock Mr and Mrs Carlton Reiffenstein and Mr and Mrs Alan Fellows assisting.

Richard Hudson First Methodist Church Albert L. Bauer Foster Circle Jack Wealer Harold Pennock Carlton Reiffenstein Alan Fellows

Citrus bioflavonoids boost health in fresh oranges

A New York conference summarized twenty years of citrus research highlighting citrus bioflavonoids in whole oranges, not juice, as 10 times more concentrated. These compounds protect capillaries and relate to various diseases. authors urge a daily intake of whole citrus alongside morning orange juice. They share recipes and serving ideas featuring oranges in desserts, salads, and broiled preparations.

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Hostesses Named For Club Institute In Syracuse

The Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs announced hostesses and committee members for the annual club institute at the Corinthian Carriage House. The all day event includes a panel with Mayor Mead and other speakers, a luncheon, a style show, and spring hat modeling by federation members. Reservations close Monday.

Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs Charles C. Ferris Corinthian Carriage House LeRoy Casper Richard H. Greene Harry L. Vuillemot Edwin W. Marrs Daniel Jution LaRue A. Wood Walter A. Papworth Frederick Richter Roy S. Bowser J. R. Coburn Wallace Thomas Alex K. Penman Leon D. Bryant Solon Wy. Hyde Joseph Federick S. Rodney Brown John G. Mayer L. P. Crouse C. W. Dunn, Jr Warren Bowman Edgar D. Gilbert Federation Municipal Committee James E. Clyde J. H. Koonce Cochairman Syracuse Joseph P. Rourke Donald H. Mead Walter T. Gieselman Forrest E. Mmcguire John W. Brooks Jerome Rusterholtz Wiliam Robinson N.Y. State Highway Department Joe Beamish Joe C. E. Chappell and Sons, Inc Barbara Betts Federation George Gick Jay Cettes Horace M. Stone Onondaga Co. Republican Committee Kenneth R. Maybe Civic Survey Club Raymond Largent Solvay Guild F. C. Hunt Liederkran Auxiliary Dennis Collins Women's Democratic Club Onondaga County George Buettner Melanie Kreuzer Durkan Penmen Coburn

White Dinner Jackets For Evening Weddings

Southern favor evening weddings to beat heat. Miss Vanderbilt notes a Newark reader may have the groom wear a white dinner jacket with a long sleeve satin lace gown. Gifts to the couple are best sent after the wedding and guests may show items in use or stored. guests may request to see gifts.

Iiss Vanderbilt J. C Newark N. J Mear Miss Vanderbilt C.C.Z Chicago

Vassar Club Fashion Show Tea Set For Tomorrow

The Syracuse Vassar Club hosts a St Patrick's Day themed children’s fashion show and baked goods sale at the Museum of Fine Arts. Tea at 3 30 pm, show at 4 15 pm. Flair and Co will present, proceeds to the scholarship fund. Child ushers include Carol Straus Freddie Barker Laura TenEyck Robin Gourley. models listed with many members of the Barker TenEyck and Cavanaugh families.

Robert Straus Carol Vassar Club Museum of Fine Arts Syracuse Vassar Club Museum of Fine Flair & Co Carol Straus Freddie Barker Laura TenEyck Robin Gourley James Cavanaugh Ann Cavanaugh E. Tefft Barker Betsey Christopher Barker Martha Ginger Williams Kathy Knoff Laurence Schmeckebier Nina Schmeckebier G. B. Fillmore Betsy Fillmore Hendrix TenEyck John Peter TenEyck Ben

Book Review Slated By Wednesday Club

The Wednesday Club will hear a review of Pearl Buck's My Several Worlds at the meeting in Mrs. Gail Beaver's home at 2 PM. Mrs. S G Alden will present the review with assistance from Mrs. Norbert Nann Miss Elizabeth Fahnestock and Mrs. Fred Widmer.

Pearl Buck Gail Beaver Catondr S. G. Alden

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