Nightingale Stars In High School New Moon
A sophomore lead elevates the Sigmund Romberg operetta New Moon in a high school production at the auditorium. Louise Hall as Marianne and Charles Revelos as Robert deliver strong performances with singing and acting, supported by Gene Phillips, Taft Kendrick, Clare Whitman, and robust dance numbers. Directors Helen Weinberger and Joe B. Franklin coordinate an orderly cast to make the show shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale
Louise Hall
Marianne
Miss Hall
MHS
McKinley Junior High
Charles Revelos
Revelos
National Thespians
Phillips
Robert
Taft Kendrick
Alexander
Clare Whitman
Julie
Robert Dunn
Philipe
Rale
Helen Hebbeler
Sue Harvey
Shari Kah
Helen Weinberger
Roberta
Joe B. Franklin
Chorus Planned By SPEBSQSA Middletown Chapter
The Middletown SPEBSQSA chapter met at the American Legion home and planned a barber shop chorus to expand male vocal singing. Secretary Arthur Tyng announced the April 21 Connersville parade details and open reservations. The Closaires will perform at the parade. two Hamilton chapter visitors attended. an analysis noted quail crops consuming seeds from over 300 plant species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Spebsqsa
American Legion
Arthur Tyng
Connersville
Ind
Tyng
Hamilton
DAR Meeting Reviews Past Work and Acknowledges Service
Colonel Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter DAR members gathered at Mary Hankinsons Blue Ball Red Lion Rd home for a review of the chapters past work. Mrs Howard Monger presented ex regent pins to post officers while honoring long time members. A message from President General Patton announced the 60th Continental Congress and the 175th anniversary of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Hankinson
Blue Ball Red Lion Rd
J. Clinton Thompson
Howard Monger
Leslie Raine
E. S. Myers
Florence S. Newlin
R. S. Jefferson
H. B. Harvey
E. L. Banker
H. O. Miller
la Jolla
Calif
W. C. Thompson
Earl B. Padget
Ohio Society
Thompson
State Society
Dayton
U.N
Harvey
Monger
Frank Forbes
Forbes
W. F. Stein
Hankinson
W. E. Klopp
Helen Brown
Community gatherings and meetings announced
Coming Up Assembly No 68 Order of the Rainbow for Girls meets Saturday at 7 30 p m for a short business meeting followed by a musical with Gilbert Egelston a Cincinnati College of Music junior performing solos Homemakers Circle Seven gathers Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ken Phillips Highview Road election of officers urged All members urged to attend Phi Beta Chi sorority holds a combined social and business meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs Hayden Tobias 104 Orchard St Ladies Aid First EUB Church meets Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs William Arkill 514 Orchard St Prosser Chapter No 367 Order of the Eastern Star will meet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
Gilbert Egelston
Cincinnati College of Music
Circle Seven
Ken Phillips
Highview Rd
Phi Beta Chi Sorority
Hayden Tobias
Orchard St
First Eub Church
William Arkill
Forty members plan dinner for Philathea class night
The Senior Philathea Class of First Baptist Church held a covered-dish dinner with blue and white decor and spring flower arrangements. April birthdays were honored, a Bible quiz program led by Mrs. Paul Easton was held, and officer installation headed by Mrs. Franklin Stiles announced new leaders including Mrs. Jay Smethers as president and Mrs. Nora Goettman as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lydia Shearer
Ella Lloyd
Nora Goettman
Paul Easton
Franklin Stiles
Jay Smethers
Carl Combs
Max Stamper
Marie Smith
John Dooley
William Tucker
Tom Baird
George Wedekind
al Verin
Roy _ Hardin
Freda Simonton
Viola Rebekah Lodge Plans Initiation for April 16
Viola Rebekah Lodge convened Monday evening in the Knights of Malta Hall. The round robin committee reported progress and Mrs. Miller won the prize during games. A social hour followed the evening’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah
Knights of Malta
Fidelis Bible Class Plans May Banquet at LeSourdsville
The Fidelis Bible Class of St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church met last evening in the church social rooms. Miss Olive Beck led devotions on the first Sunday school in Glouster England. A mother daughter banquet is set for May 25 at LeSourdsville Lake with Mrs Clara Lenhart in charge. An auction bake sale concluded the gathering. The next session will be at Mrs Earnest Darnolds home 2908 Goldman Ave. A luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Bible
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Olive Beck
Glouster
England
LeSourdsville Lake
Clara Lenhart
Earnest Darnold
Goldman Ave
Spotlight on Hats Theme at Century Club Meeting
Century Club at Girls Club hosted by Mrs. E. T. Store and Mrs. D. R. Baker featured a program titled Spotlight on American Manufacturers. Mrs. J. D. Sarchet presented Hats with remarks on history and religious significance. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple Esther station to be honored. Past Esthers invited. Mrs. Homer Moyer in charge. pie festival to follow. homemade pies welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Womans Century Club
E. T. Store
D. R. Baker
J. D. Sarchet
Masonic Temple
Esther
Prosser
Homer Moyer
N S A Meet Thursday Night in Middletown
The Middletown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will gather Thursday at 6:45 p.m. in the Green Room of the Manchester Hotel for a dinner meeting. Guest speaker Mrs Ida Mays, service consultant for Ohio Bell Telephone, will discuss Telephone Courtesy. A report on the Ohio State NSA meeting will be presented. Miss Gwendolyn Matthews chairs the program with assistants Mrs Margaret Klopp and Mrs Dorothy Nix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
National Secretaries’ Association
Manchester
Ida Mays
Ohio Bem Telephone Company
Dayton
Springfield
Maus
N.S. A
Gwendolyn Matthews
Margaret D. Klopp
Dorothy Nixon
Shoes Through the Ages and Hat Trends Highlight Meeting
Mrs. Sarchet led four imaginative trips through hat fashions reflecting seasonal shifts from spring pastels to summer felts and winter trims. Mrs. Badger and Mrs. Rettig followed with a talk on Shoes Through the Ages noting shoes as an ancient craft and 515 steps in making and selling a pair in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Badger
Ralph Rettig
United States
Mrs. G. C. Gast to Speak Here at Bethlehem Lutheranchurch
Mrs. G. C. Gast of Columbus will speak Thursday at 8 p m when Bethlehem Lutheran Church women meet at the Parish House. Former dean of women at Capital University and president of the Women Missionary Federation Ohio District, she also serves as a Florence Crittenden Home trustee and Luther Student Foundation at Ohio State University. Topic: Women of the Church. Program chair: Mrs. Carl Roess. hostess chair: Mrs. Joseph Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Gast
Columbus
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Gast
Capital University
Wom
En’s Missionary Federation
Ohio
American Lutheran Church
Florence Crittenden Home
Luther Student Foundation
Ohio State University
Women of the Church
Carl Roess
Joseph Herman
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Sparks
New Moon
New Orleans
New World
Louis
France
M. Beaunoir
Eddie Seamon
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Central Ave
Robins
The
Fices
Eral
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association
News of
Society
By Susan Breiel
Order of the Eastern Star
Philathea
Fidelis
Wilson
South Main ST
Howard
A. Wilson, Jr
H. Wilson
Mary Litsch
Optometrist
Eaton
Office Outfitters
N. Main ST
Montgomery Ward
Airline
General Electric
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