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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1955

Page

12

Self-Conscious Mary Haworth Seeks Help for Anxiety

In a Mary Haworth column, a long married mother describes extreme self-consciousness and social withdrawal despite strong family support and health. A reader labeled S. P. suggests a medical checkup for possible hyperinsulinism and blood sugar deficiency, with diet and psychiatric care if needed.

M. H

Gerber Baby Foods Promotes TLC and Growing Meats

A friend recalls a foundling home where nurses provide daily tender loving care to babies. The ad promotes Gerber's Strained Bananas and Meats as calorie rich, easy to digest first solids made from fully ripened fruit and Armour cut beef, with tips on removing stains and a note on nutrition for growth.

Shfe Gerber Baby Foods Fremont, Mich

Speaker Urges Democracy on Community Level

Mrs. Jacob E. Eckel told an Interfaith Tea sponsored by the Syracuse Council of Church Women that democracy can only be real if practiced locally. She listed five victories of the spirit against distrust hatred ego and fear and urged faith in almighty God as a powerful weapon in maintaining peace. The event drew an overflow crowd in the Syracuse University Women’s Building alumnae lounge.

Jacob E. Eckel Syracuse Syracuse University Women’s

Opti Mrs Club Luncheon Plans Tomorrow in Syracuse

The Syracuse Opti-Mrs Club schedules a 12 noon luncheon tomorrow with hostess Mrs. Charles Ames at 1700 Glenwood Ave. Mrs. John Stone and others coordinate, members to bring craft materials for Syracuse Girls' Club. A makeup demo by Merle Norman Cosmetics will highlight the event.

Syracuse Opti-Mrs Charles Ames Glenwood Av John Stone David Kennedy John Plony Ames Syracuse Girls’ Club Merle Norman Cosmetics Clinton B. Frawley Niagara and Seymouris Vincent Kardes Edwin Sanborn George Brenneman Kenneth DuPre

Teach Us to Pray Talk at First Methodist Church

Rev Richard Hudson of First Methodist leads Wednesday fellowship supper at 6 15 pm with new members as guests The worship service will be led by Rev Dr Albert L Bauer Foster Circle organizes the meal with hosts named Harold Pennock Carlton Reiffenstein Alan Fellows and their spouses listed as to assist

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

Citrus bioflavonoids boost health with whole oranges

A New York conference reports citrus bioflavonoids concentrate in whole oranges exceed juice. They help protect capillaries linked to diseases from psoriasis to polio. Authors urge daily whole citrus alongside morning orange juice, with recipes for fresh orange trifle and broiled orange dishes.

New York

Hostesses Named for Syracuse Club Institute

Mrs. Charles C. Ferris announces the Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs annual club institute with hostess and committee appointments. The all day event at Corinthian Carriage House begins registration at 9 30 AM. Prominent Syracusans join a panel on Lets Look at Syracuse moderated by Mrs. Joseph P. Rourke.

Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs Charles C. Ferris Corinthian Carriage House LeRoy Casper Richard H. Greene Harry L. Vuillemot Edgar P. Workman Edwin W. Marrs Daniel Jution LaRue A. Wood Walter A. Papworth Frederick Richter Roy S. Bowser J. RB. Coburn Wallace Thomas Alex K. Penman Leon D. Bryant Solon W. Hyde Joseph Federick Rodney Brown John G. Mayer L. P. Crouse Co. W. Dunn Warren Bowman Edgar D. Gilbert W. J. Durkan Lena D. Pomeroy Leon Greabell Federation Municipal Committee James E. Clyde J. H. Koonce Cochairman Syracuse Joseph P. Rourke Donald H. Mead Walter T. Gieselman Forrest E. Hic Guire John W. Brooks Jerome Rusterholtz William Robinson N. ¥. 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 Liederkranz Auxiliary Dennis Collins Women’s Democratic Club Onondaga County George Buettner Melanie Kreuzer Durkan Penman Coburn Dunn Brown Wallace Thames Solonfiyde Edward H. Newman

White Dinner Jacket For Groom In Evening Northerns?

Etiquette column discusses that a groom may wear a white dinner jacket for an evening summer wedding, noting such events are less formal. It advises ushers and best man to match, and explains gifts are typically opened after the honeymoon or not at the reception. It also mentions the column cannot answer personal inquiries and the delay for responses.

New Jersey Miss Vanderbilt J. C Newark WN. J C.C.Z Chicago

Vassar Club Fashion Show Tea for St Patrick's Day

The Syracuse Vassar Club hosts a St Patrick's Day themed children fashion show and bake sale at the Museum of Fine Arts tomorrow. Tea at 3 30 P.M. with a 4 15 P.M. showing. Flair & Co. presents fashions. proceeds aid the scholarship fund. Children of members serve as ushers in costumes designed by mothers, with listed participants and cochairmen handling tickets, tea, bake sale, and decorations.

Robert Straus Carol Vassar Club Museum of Fine Arts Syracuse Vassar Club Flair & Co Carol Straus Freddie Barker Laura TenEyck Robin Gourley James Cavanaugh Ann Cavanaugh E. Tefft Barker Betsey Christopher Barker

Book Review Slated By Wednesday Club

The Wednesday Club will hear a review of Pearl Buck’s My Several Worlds at tomorrow’s meeting in Mrs. Gail Beaver’s home at 50 Caton Drive. Mrs. S. G. Alden will give the review, assisted by Mrs. Norbert Nann, Miss Elizabeth Fahnestock, and Mrs. Fred Widmer.

Pearl Buck Gail Beaver Caton Dr S. G. Alden

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