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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1959
Page
10
A fragment from a column by ANN LANDERS recounts a bowling alley encounter with coworkers and a suggestion to pursue another romance. The brief text hints at social advice and dating dynamics from a personal perspective.
Readers seek the elusive Mary Ann cake tin used to create a filled centerpiece for a Mary Ann cake. The recipe originator, Mrs. Lawrence Edegartner, recalls one in 20 years of finding such a pan and notes its round top with a raised center that forms a well for filling. Readers are urged to locate the tin, with no luck so far.
A Fremont Mother’s Club meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday Oct 13 in the school will feature a county health nurse as guest speaker. She will present two films Molly Grows Up and Human Growth followed by a discussion. Teachers will be available for consultation prior to the meeting.
The article outlines autumn décor ideas using dried grasses, oak leaves, chrysanthemums, cornucopias, and seasonal fruits for table centerpieces. It suggests baskets of wheat and grapes, gold and white apothecary jars, mint green cloths, and Russet chrysanthemums. A children’s party idea features a crepe paper turkey centerpiece. The piece closes with a community circle meeting at Mrs. John Housman’s home for a covered dish lunch.
Teen readers share weight worries and body image demands a practical plan. The column counsels rapid activity, balanced meals, and simple exercises to slim down and regain confidence while avoiding extreme dieting. It urges teens to quit obsessing over thinness and embrace healthy curves and daily movement.
A new discovery PAM Dry Fry claims to let you fry bake grill eggs meats fish and potatoes without any grease. It says calories are cut by as much as half and foods will not stick to pans.
The Women's Transportation Club of Syracuse hosts the first regional conference in the East Room of Hotel Syracuse this Saturday with guests from Buffalo Rochester Albany and Binghamton. Registration starts 9:30 a.m. followed by a general meeting at 11 a.m. Speakers include Miss Jeanne Mueller on responsibilities of women in today's business world and E R Harrell of the St Lawrence Seaway.
A reader asks if sympathy cards should be acknowledged and how to respond when unable to attend a wedding. Guidance says sympathy cards are best acknowledged briefly via phone or a simple black ink note on a visiting card, and wedding replies should use the sender's return card rather than the responder's stationery to avoid implying critique.
The Mattydale-Roxboro Mothers Club meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Mattydale School auditorium to discuss the school health program. Barbara Klein Louise Williams dental hygienist Grace Bennett and Mabel Molseky nurses will speak. A hospitality hour follows. James Fassett is chairman.
The Nicholas School Mothers Club holds a tea at 1 15 p m tomorrow in the school auditorium at 311 North Ave. New mothers will meet the principal Mrs Reams Dom ser and teachers. Mrs Raymond Travers will conduct a business session.
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