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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1955

Page

13

Diet Look Prevents the Diet Look and Safe Weight Loss

A health article advises gradual weight loss with nutritious meals to protect facial fullness and body tissues. It suggests a half to one pound weekly loss, daily walking or gentle exercise, and avoiding extreme slimming to preserve natural appearance and well being.

Florida

Thrift Shop Committee Plans Garden Party Fundraiser

Hadassah Thrift Shop committee met in Mrs. Gale's home to plan a garden party on June 22 at Mrs. Wilson's house. Co chairs Mrs. Sagenkahn and Mrs. Goldsmith led the meeting. Admission is an article for the shop to raise funds for the Israeli Medical Center.

Hadassah Kenneth E. Gale Scottheim Blvd Chester Sagenkahn Joseph Goldsmith Louis Wilson Brookford Rd Israeli Medical Center

Lamson Women Organize Club A Spring Fling Dinner

The Socialites a newly organized club of Lamson Corp women employees hosted a spring fling dinner at the Maples in Pompey Tecentry. Officers include Zelma Wolf president Lilly McShane vice president Lillian Ianuzzi secretary and Eleanora Earlyman treasurer. Blanche Carmen RN will present health and grooming films at the next meeting.

Lamson Corp Maples In Pompey Tecentry Zelma Wolf Lilly McShane Lillian Ianuzzi Eleanora Earlyman Blanche Carmen

Lamps to avoid gimmicks and choose practical light

The article advises testing lamps before buying to avoid gimmicks and cuteness. It praises simple durable designs, adjustable goosenecks and bullet tree setups, warns about glare, and stresses balanced general and task lighting with height. It ends noting a spring luncheon event by The Home Literary Club at Tubbert's Restaurant with a 1 p.m. Tuesday meeting and officer elections.

New ideas for old kitchens in Better Homes & Gardens

Practical kitchen remodeling feature urges readers to explore a low cost redo. It highlights added storage and counter space with a modern look and points to the June issue on how to proceed. Includes author and magazine references with no sensational detail.

June

Vacation Tales And News You Can Trust

Vacation season brings reports on fishing and relaxation and promises readers up to date coverage when they return. The note invites readers to request their “VACATION PACKAGE” news by calling 20211, emphasizing factual updates over tall tales.

America Esherman

Pregnant Unwed Woman Seeks Help in Haworth’s Mail

The reader asks guidance on abortion or adoption after an unwed pregnancy. Haworth references Florence Crittenton Homes, noting none nearby, and directs toward confidential support networks across the United States to assist unmarried mothers facing crisis.

Florence Crittenton Aid Arranges Care and Adoption Help

A column advises unmarried mothers to contact Miss Virgil Payne at the Florence Crittenton Homes national headquarters in Chicago for access to local homes or housing until confinement. It notes long term welfare for the child and adoption options, with staff assistance and network contacts. Do not reach E. G., readers are warned.

Mary Haworth Colum Fred E. G Florence Crittenton Homes Florence Crittenton United States Virgil Payne Florence Crittenton Thmes Association South Dearborn Street Suite 1116 Chicago Illinois Crittenton Social Service Department Crittenton Home Crittenton Homes Crit

Medical Wives to Host Style Show and Cage Party

The Syracuse Medical Dames, wives of SUNY College of Medicine students, plan a 8 p.m. event at the Corite thian Carriage House titled Fun and Fashions to raise camp scholarships for needy Syracuse children. Models include Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Pickard, and others.

Syracuse Medical Dames Coritethian Syracuse State University of New York College of Medicine Dewitt Roderic H. Phibbs Karl Markin Ronald Spiro Phibbs Sol Pickard Raymond Murray Pickard Gerald Stiner Horace Whitely Paul Rodensky Reginald Cooke Ketcham Mor

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