26 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1952
Page
1
The Mattydale Mothers' Club sponsors a Red Cross blood mobile on Christmas Day at St. Margaret's Church from noon to 5 43 PM. The Onondaga County PTA unit conducts meetings at Mattydale School with programs for fathers and students and plans a Christmas party, tours, and a PTA career guidance program featuring 15 educational and industrial leaders.
Phi Kappa Psi Women's Auxiliary schedules a Christmas meeting Tuesday at 8 P.M. at 106 York Rd De Witt. Mrs William C Lowe will read The Littlest Angel by Charles Tazewell and Mrs Kirk Foster will direct carols. Hostess Mrs Leonard Crenan is assisted by Mrs Robert Pacheck, Mrs Frank Fleckenstein Jr Mrs Waiter Hes, dr and Mrs Frank Paine.
Syracuse University Speakers Bureau member Miss Lois Apson will speak on Inside Washington at the December Kappa Theta Mothers Club meeting. The event is Wednesday December 3 at 12 30 PM at Mrs Walter W Street Hiv Eucliday. Assisting hostesses include Mrs William P Lounsbury Mrs Ernest M Blanchard Mrs Lynde H Coit Mrs F W Howland and Mrs Edmund Doilard.
The Council of Jewish Women will sponsor a sale of items made by the bind at the Lighthouse on December 3 from 10 AM to 4 30 PM in the Hotel Onondaga lobby. Cochairmen are Mrs. Joan Nelson Alsever and Miss Minnie Cohen. A fireplace can be dramatically faced with clay tile across the room wall.
Edith Thomas Wallace notes a mother planning a simple dinner for tomorrow to allow time to visit with relatives while a big dinner is planned elsewhere. She reflects on the holiday impact, hoping to balance family time with duties and guests.
Cadet midshipman John W. Unbehend arrives home for Thanksgiving with his parents in Syracuse. Vassar and Becker students plan holiday visits with families, with many residents hosting out of town guests and faculty relatives joining for celebrations. The report lists numerous names and addresses of locals and travelers, including weddings, travel to New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, and university connections.
The Syracuse University Women’s Club Newcomers Project invites faculty wives and teaching staff to a Dec 3 tea from 2:30 to 4 at the Faculty Club. Welcome by Mrs Harold Belson followed by program familiarization and project group information chaired by Mrs Frank Piskor. Arrangements led by Mrs Pauli Ruoff Mrs Newell Rossman and Mrs Charles Antoni with guests including Mrs William Tolley and Mrs Finia G Crawford assisting at tea.
War Memorial auditorium becomes a textured backdrop for the Corinthian Cotillion. Kaye's dance band opens at 9 with Addis Co. providing, intermission at 1. Radio and TV stations plan broadcasts and film the event for later showings.
Dr. Catharine Foote will head the new state officers of the Onondaga Council Camp Fire Girls Leaders Association. An installation and candle lighting for new leaders will occur at 6 30 PM December 3 in the South Salina Street Bank community rooms with Buckland as speaker and G Deduark Wil as treasurer.
Mrs. Andrew Fike was elected president at the Marcellus Garden Club meeting held in Mrs. Fred Hyatt’s home. The slate lists Ames Spinks as vice president Donald Logue as corresponding secretary Witham Kime as recording secretary John Masters as treasurer and Edward Collarc named publicity chairman.
A birthday party was hosted by the Adult Division of the Syracuse Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Association on Thursday in the C. O. Building. Entertainment featured a program by Frank Hennmessery of WNDR, guitar songs by Johnny LaTone, and accordion by Koipy Gowan.
Eleven men of the 424th Field Artillery Battalion helped Gordon Bruce plan a Korea wedding for his fiancée Joan Landis. The ceremony occurs at Lutheran Church of the Atonement with Peter Brown arranging the reception at Brae Loch Inn, while an enemy shell threat delayed their plans but did not stop the wedding.
Miss Mabel Clements married Richard Louis Perrotti in St. Peter's Italian Church with Rev. Louis Rielio officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Shirley Fillingham and matron of honor Carmella Muratore. The couple held a reception at the P.A.C.C. Club after a breakfast at Le Moyne Manor.
Holiday cookware and menus emphasize harvest fare with turkey or pork roasts, cranberries, squash, onions, potatoes, and a planned ahead Thanksgiving menu. A cranberry orange relish recipe is shared to prepare in advance and keep refrigerated for weeks. Also noted is a Solvay chapter meeting honoring Mrs. Alta Childs at 8 PM in the Solvay Masonic Temple.
The Scipionic Circle will hold its Yule meeting on December 1 at Mrs. Arthur Kies home 132 Milford Drive W with Christmas literature for roll call. Mrs. Floyd Sedgwick president will lead the business session followed by Mrs. Hugh Metosh Christmas program chairwoman directing readings by Mrs. Kies and assistants.
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