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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1955
Page
12
Retiring President Bertha Shove presents a Corsinthian Foundation Rum Chiffon Pie. Prepare graham crust and soak gelatin, mix custard from four egg yolks and sugar with boiling water, add gelatin and cool. Add two tablespoons rum, fold in stiffly beaten egg whites with sugar, pour into crust, top with whipped cream and grated dark chocolate.
Eastwood Mothers' Study Group will install officers at a banquet at 7 p.m. in Martin's. Officers include Mrs. John Cole president Mrs. Edward Nierotka vice president Mrs. Vernon Rink recording secretary Mrs. Harry Kleinberg corresponding secretary and Mrs. Raymond Shaughnessy treasurer. Mrs. Bernard Flavin heads the banquet assisted by Mrs. Thomas Henry and Mrs. Ralph Beardsley.
Mrs. Ramona Baxter Bowden will present a review of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof for the Friends of Reading tomorrow night. The group holds a 6 30 dinner at the First Presbyterian Church, after which Bowden discusses the Tennessee Williams play she recently saw in New York City.
Agnes Rogers ends a 45 year teaching career at Boyd School Solvay. Her career included first through fifth grade instruction with a focus on understanding over punishment and a belief in loving children. She plans travel and visits after retirement and was honored by students and colleagues.
Readers inquire about braiding an oval rug from old clothing and removing red paint stains from shirts. Instructions point to Cornell Bulletin No. 462 “Braided Rugs” via Home Bureau Syracuse. Paint stains respond to fresh solvent or soap and hot water. dried stains need solvent or petroleum distillates.
The Geddes Business and Professional Women’s Club meets at 8 P M Tuesday in the social room of the Solvay Public Library to hear a nominating committee report and vote on new members. Plans for an installation dinner in June are discussed with Mrs Robert Mancabelli as chair and Mrs Carl O Mickelson as co chair. Mrs Raymond Flaherty will preside and represent the group at the May 28 Sagamore Hotel Lake George state convention. The nominating chair is Mrs Thomas Picciot, with membership chair Mrs Ralph Atwater and refreshment leaders Mrs Ted Bourke Mrs Stanley Kishman and Mrs Charles Blackmore.
A reader seeks fitness tips for shedding 10 pounds around the waist as part of aging gracefully. The column promotes simple diet and exercises, offers a mail order booklet, and provides beauty guidance on hair color, makeup, and accessories for a 42 year old reader planning her son's noonday wedding.
Dorothy Ricker advises Pete to stay in school and change his attitude. She argues a high school education improves future earnings and opportunities, warns against early quitting, and suggests practical ways to save for dates and enjoy life without dropping out.
An old fashioned cobbler from the Haymaker Co shows handcraft shoemaking from a single piece of leather. The expert performs the craft under glass with 40 separate operations to create slip on pumps and tie styles.
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