Social notes of Cambridge and Syracuse area visitors
Cambridge resident Miss Eunice Pennock visits relatives in Syracuse while many Syracuse and Canada-bound guests attend weddings and reunions. Notables include Miss Jo Anne Young elected to Mortar Board at Ohio Wesleyan, Dudley Doust chosen for Mendicants at the University of Rochester, and the Flower Guild dance weekend hosting dozens of local families. Guests travel to Toronto and Casper while several families return from trips to New York City and Port Jervis.
One dish oven meal with dry milk saves time and money
Nutrition tips show nonfat dry milk costs about 35 cents per pound and yields five quarts of milk. Use in place of fluid milk in baked goods, pancakes, waffles, and casseroles. A one dish casserole with half cup dry milk boosts nourishment. recipe includes frankfurters, potatoes, celery, mustard, and a baked, easy dinner for four.
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Agnes D. Gillette Foods
Syracuse Home Bureau
Dr. Fisher Elected First Vice President of NYS BPW Clubs
Dr Marguerite Fisher associate professor of political science at Syracuse University was elected to the office of first vice president of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of New York State at the Saratoga convention. She will serve two years as Syracuse club president and has chaired state legislation and other committees. Fisher, a Smith College graduate with a Columbia PhD, has lived in Syracuse 13 years and authored works on women status. Local attendees included Miss Jane Murray president and Mrs Agnes Allardyce first vice president.
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Jo Anne Young
H. E. Young
Salt Springs Rd
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mortar Board
Miss Young
Ohio Wesleyan
YWCA
Nottingham High School
Marguerite Fisher
Syracuse University
Business
Professional Women's Clubs
New York State
Saratoga
Fisher
League of Inane
Voters of
Syracuse
Syracuse “Business and Professional Women’s Club
Smith College
Columbia University
Jane Murray
Agnes Allardyce
Ethel Burnham
Dorothea Chandler
Vivian Bradley
Beulsh’ Merchant
Leah Morehouse
Lena Discenza
Fay Wadsworth
Claire Wales
Marion Smith
Dorothy Titchner
Binghamton
Marjorie Smith
Printmakers Win Prizes at Syracuse Exhibition
Syracuse Printmakers honored at a Saturday meeting and dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Barkley. Ruth Stormer won print of the year for The Hunt a colored linoleum block print shown at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Edith Horle received honorable mention for Street Side Seats at the Rochester Finger Lakes exhibition running through June 11 at Memorial Art Gallery. Edith Hough has love drawings and a serigraph on display at the National Association of Pen Women biennial in Washington DC. The group plans a sketching trip and picnic in Marcellus Park on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Printmakers
Harry Barkley
Sannyerest Rd
Ruth Stormer
Printmakers
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Edith Horle
Rochester Finger Lakes
Rochester Memorial Art Gallery
Edith Hough
National Association of Pen Women
Washington, D. C
Central New York
Pen Women
Marcellus Park
W S C S Plans Christmas Sale at Erwin Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Erwin Methodist Church announces a Christmas sale to be held Tuesday and Wednesday November 28 and 23 at Euclid and Roosevelt avenues. committee heads include Mrs. Harry Cornave as bazaar chair, co-chair Mrs. Carl Skeele, with dining, decorating, pantry, five and ten booth and white elephant booth leads named. The eight circles will prepare aprons plants gifts sweets groceries post office packages and candy for the event. An unrelated note mentions Onondaga Chapter 144 Order of Eastern Star hosting its associate matron Mrs Virginia Popp at the next meeting June 8 at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple East Syracuse. Refreshments to follow. A brief line notes duck meat suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Erwin Methodist Church
Euclid
Onondaga Oes
Onondaga Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Virginia
Popp
Masonic Temple
East
Syracuse
Mary van Orman
Berenard Crandall
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Teall Av
Cazenovia
Co. m
Ellen Roth
Loralee Cohen
Sidney Rothchild
Bernard Smith
Jack Lowenstein
Camp Jehove
Bear Mt
Anna W. Olmsted
American Association of Museums
Colorado Springs
Colo
Francis C. Ware
Robert Sloan
Susan
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Skaneateles
Moe Isaacs
Monroest
Toronto
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A. H. Levinsky
James H. Meelvey
Marshall St
Barney Rutinson
E. Genesee St
Tomoromy
Milton Gralt
Douglas Martin
Rochester
Crouse-Irving Flower Guild
Vio
Z. Young
Edward E. Wagner
St. Joseph's Church
Camillus
Grover Young
Cooperstown
Roland Young
Morrisville
Norman Schaler
Bridgeville
August Ballinger
Jane Whittemore
iMea
Dow Rd
Wells College
Aurore
Mabel Huff
Newark
Ethel ManderVeer
Stafford Av
William L.marsden
Sea Clg
Marsden
Wilam G. Marsden
Westmore
Oscar F. Saule
Brattle Rdy
Vandere Kemp
Cleveland
Joseph Stasiuk
Massena
Joanne
Nancy
Samuel Ukrainee
Hamilton St
Mary Lou Stith
Minoa
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Drew G. Eastman
Eucliday
A. H. DeRouchle
Buck Hill Falls
Dennis Keener
Tommy and
Dallen
Coeur D'Alene
Iaho
Frank Whitworth
Grant Blvd
Josiah Tallmadge
Trinity Pl
Port Jervis
William Wein
Philadelphia
Frederick Norton
Douglas St
Robert Dawson
Carlton Rd
North Bend
Ind
St. Mary of the Woods
John E Ruckelshaus
Dudley Doust
Brewster Doust
Edgehill Rd
Mendicants
University of Rochester
Doust
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Peggy Walsh
Woodsrd
University Club
Nancy Donegan
Shirley Egan
Jeanne Comerford
Jack Schmitz
Bill Fox
Paul Maine
George Spencer
Willard Barnes
Walter Slazik
Mickey Pyndus
Michael Klozden
James J. Moore
Roman R. Wenz
Calvin
M. Thompson, Jr
Beverly md
Jeave ¢ Semmiprrow
Casper
Wyo
James Robinson
Fred Robinson
Brattle Rd
Duke University
Richard Green
Berwick Rd. N
Syracuse Herald- Journal
P.O
Old Chelsea
New York
N.Y
Emma Domb
Engel's
Dr. Fisher
B.P.W
Mien
Wete Prize
Florence Merrick
Sally ‘Tuttle
Tuttle
Seymour
W.S.C.S
Omesai
The
Metropolitan Opera Co
Waldorf
Winter
Cable
Nolan
Everett
Godards
Onondaga ST
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