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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1959
Page
11
A man recalls hanging clothes in his back yard while women laugh at him. He seeks advice from a factory buddy who suggests hanging items differently to mock gender roles. The tale ends with reflections on housework and humor.
Women of Rotary open the fall season with a luncheon at Drumlins Country Club at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Charles C. Noble of Syracuse University will speak, introduced by program chair Mrs Crandall Melvin Jr. Sewing plans follow on Oct 28 at Mrs D Powers Randall's home.
The Institute for Certifying Secretaries adds nine new members to its ranks as sponsors of the Certified Professional Secretary CPS examinations. The program, run by the National Secretaries Association local NSA chapter, offers a twelve hour two day test covering human relations, business law, administration, accounting, skills, and procedures.
Reservations are still open for the Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs annual institute to be held Thursday at Drumlins. The all day session begins at 10 15 a.m. with a panel discussion. Luncheon speaker is Mildred White Wells. R J Lanni and Lester York oversee reservations.
A harvest supper will be served by retiring officers of the Knights of Columbus Auxiliary at 6 30 p m Wednesday in the club rooms 321 N Clinton St. Mrs John D Whelan is in charge of arrangements assisted by several volunteers. Honored guests include the Rev Thomas M Doran and Grand Knight John J Whalen. A nominating committee will be appointed.
A back fence letters page includes debates on secrecy in office relationships and a long time dating dilemma. Readers discuss jealousy and professional boundaries while one woman questions a man who stands her up periodically and whether to push for commitment. The column closes with a suggested response to the dangled suitor.
Mrs James McNitt of Fayetteville is elected president of the Syracuse Radcliffe Club with Miss Elizabeth Bentley as vice president and other officers named. A talk by Miss Mildred Sherman, Radcliffe dean, urged alumnae fundraising and outreach to support student opportunities.
The Kappa Delta Alumnae Association of Syracuse marks the 62nd founding anniversary with an 8 p.m. gathering at the chapter house 907 Walnut Ave. Mrs. Thornton Parker III leads a program and business meeting. Reservations possible through Mrs. Van R Jerome.
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