The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 10

Friday, May 27, 1949 THE POST-STANDARD 9 NEW OFFICERS OF STRATHMOKE BOOK CLUB--New officers were elected yesterday at the spring luncheon meeting of the Strathmore Book club at the Bellevue Country club. Left to right are Mrs. Dsvid H. Patton, vice-president; Mrs. Gordon Stockford, treasurer; Mrs.

Walter Thomas, president, and Mrs. Francis L. Ostrom. secretary. Mrs- Anne G.

Sneller briefly reviewed books which she suggested for summer reading. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. George Seymour Utley, retiring president. The club, organized 10 years ago, has a membership of 35. Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday to the following at the office of the city clerk: William J.

Quirk, 125 Henry and Marian T. Kennedy. 70S W. Onondaga st. Richard H.

Brown, 307 Marshall stand Mar pare E. Thompson. 507 University pi. Clarence J. ZJegler, 1142 Glencove and Rosemary Fehr, 425 Shuart ave.

William H. Irons, 616 E. Jefferson and Jane M. "WilJces, 208 Tompkins st. Frederick J.

Bauer. 105 Park and Ann R. Tcachout. 103 Washington sa. Cfcsimer Wiezbickl, 841 Emerson aucl Lottie Slusarski.

403 Arthur st. James Corbett, 1119 S. Geddes and Patricia A. Henry. 113 Avery ave.

Francis X. O'Connor. 131 Colleee and Jean W. Whalen. 310 "Walnut pi.

3 Syracuse Girls To Receive Degrees From Wellesley Miss Katharine 2. Swartz, Miss Ellen Fay Rubenstein and Miss Joan Niil are candidates for degrees at Wellesley- college at Wellesley, Mass. and will be graduated a college's 71st commencement Monday, June 13. A member of i Miss a is a a a of Walnut i school, Natick, Katharine Swartz Mass. She is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Swartz of Maple Fayetteville. Miss Nill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nill of 403 Cherry won awards for high academic achievement, both in her junior and senior years, and has been active in extra-curricular activities.

She is an alumna of Nottingham high school. Also a graduate of Nottingham, Miss Rubenstein is a daughter of: Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Rubenstein. 603 Allen st. She was named Welles- ley scholar for high academic achievement in her senior year and also won scholastic -awards during her freshman and sophomore years. CtTYTAli WOT HAtN the On'y Margarine with thaisiEW MIX WEEK-END FEATURES SMITH SMITH Greet Northern Beans Pea Beans 15c 14c SMITH Lentils SMITH Marrow Beans ET JUNKET JUNKET TIMCO Rennet Powder Quick Fudge Mix Danish Dessert Freezing Mix 17c 16c lOc 29c 12c lOc FOR LIGHTER CRISPIER FRIED FOODS TENDERER PASTRY 3lb. 93c 1 H.

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NEW POTATOES 39c 10 ii" 65c loof 49c Jane Parker, 59c STRAWBERRY PIES 49c Most Popular -5c Size CANDY BAR For Your Picnic Basketl Cofd Drink PAPER CUPS Jcne Parfcer Sandwich CREME COOKIES Luscious Decoration Day icing GOLD LAYER CAKE 27c 59c of 12 Assorted Flavors YUKON BEVERAGE 21c Plan to Plenty of AP COFFEE Parker Marvelous Picnic Jane OllS DAIRY A In Dairy Center you'll find dozens of dairy-fresh favorites. A when you sec. how attractive they're priced, you'll want to pick plenty for your picnic and for everyday eating, too. Fresh Large All-White Grade SLMVYBROOK EGG Silverbrook Brand Delicious CREAMERY BUTTER 65c Mel-O-Blt Sliced Pimento, Brick or AMERICAN CHEESE and Mellow 1-fb. bag 40c EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE 3 1.15 Rich end Full-Bodied RED CIRCLE COFFEE Mb- bog 44c 3 0 1.27 Vigorous and Winey 1 -Ib.

bog 47c BOKAlt COFFEE 1.35 Phillips' Tasty Plain or Chcer.efcod CHED-O-BIT CHEESE For Snaclfj or Solnrfx BLEU CHEESE 63e Sharp, Two-Fisted Flavor CHEDDAR CHEESE TOMATO SOUP can None Finer! White House EVAP. Mill 5 toil cons Every Picnic Needs PAPER PLATES pkgs. of 12 25 Pure Vegetable Shortening DEX 3 lona Sparkling Red TOMATO JUICE 46-ox. cans 35 JUNE ISSUE WOMAN'S DAY ON SAIE Al Flavorful Nutlty MARGARINE SO' COPY.