Chinese Mother's Day Banquet Highlighted by Mrs Tseng
Mothers and daughters of First Evangelical United Brethren Church gathered for dessert Tuesday night to celebrate Mother’s Day. Mrs. Anthony Tseng, a Middle town resident from China, spoke on motherhood, explaining terms like red shoes meaning woman and detailing Chinese upbringing, etiquette, and postmarital privacy. The event featured a prayer, greetings, violin solo, devotions, and group singing with a committee led by Miss Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
China
Anthony Tseng
Middletown
Eleanora Parker
Tseng
Shanghai
Charles Foutz
WSWS
C. R. Schneider
Anne Louise Foutz
Rosa Jane Coasno
Barbara Bowling
Robert Nickell
Julianne
Miss Parker
Ray Mce- Mullen
Howard Brandon
Norman Lambert
John Tutt
E. E. Hammon
Party Given For Mrs Pennock Farewell Event at Goldman Avenue
Mrs Paul Finney and Mrs Welby Nash hosted a farewell rug party at the Welby Nash home on Goldman Avenue for Mrs George Pennock, who with her husband and daughter Margaret will move to Watertown New York. Guests included Mrs Clyde Tankersley and others. games and prizes were awarded to several attendees as part of the sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Finney
Welby Nash
Goldman Avenue
George Ennock
Pennocke
Margaret
Watertown
N.Y
Clyde Tankersley
William Beard
Jack Cook
Ray Moore
Paul Sw
Delta Chi Sigma Pledges Full Time Mental Health Drive
Delta Chi Sigma sorority dedicates May to the mental health drive with a kickoff dinner May 11 at 6 30 p m at the American Legion. Booth solicitations at Central and Broad for one week and a porch-light campaign will run until May 21. The group postpones May social to May 24 to focus on fundraising and supports Middletown cancer drive and a $15 prize for a high school senior. The international convention in Indianapolis June 23 26 was noted for summer planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
American Legion
Delta Chi Sigma
Central and
Broad
Ince
Middletown
Nver
Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn
Harry Holiday
Mary Jane Stamper
Alex Slamka
Frances Franklin
Nick Cornella
Don Daly
Elinor Conway
Robert Guthman
Church Women Plan Mother’s Day Events and Banquet
Mrs. William Day hosted Loyal Friends Class at 14th Avenue for plans of a Mother's Day dinner at First Christian Church. Janet Sue Carr and Patsy Jo Gilley spoke on time management and notable mothers. Fidelis and other class members gathered with Pastor Jung before his June 1 move to Central Evangelical. The First Baptist Church held a mother daughter banquet with 159 members, featuring Mrs. J. W. Holman, Mrs. Ramsdell, and student nurses choir performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Day
Loyal Friends
First Christian Church
14Th Avenue
Janet Sue Carr
Patsy Jo Gilley
Joe Gilley
O. J. Meadows
H. H. Jung
Fidelis
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Central Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dayton
Jung
Olga Hopper
Russell Knepshield
Alma Schirmeyer
Emma Turner
Harley Waites
J. W. Holman
Robert Ramsdell
F. A. Stiles
Walter Rogers
Susan Rogers
Walter Weber
First Baptist Church
Mothers' Study League Banquet At Legion Hall
The American Legion auditorium hosted Mothers' Study League spring banquet with 152 members at tables set in a spring garden theme. Miss Mary Kirk of Miami University spoke on charm and mother daughter relationships, as guests and officers looked on during a style show featuring Cotton Shop and Links' Children Shop fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Mothers’ Study League
Frank
J. L. Glass
Stanley Reed
William Yarber
Middletown Federation of Women's Club
Robert Petry
Mother’s Study League
Hidy
Rosemary Weitzel
Mary Ann Johns
Heather
Faith Hidy
Rosemary
Carolyn Rohrkemper
Deborah Morrison
Cathy Mann
Sandra Ritter
Judy Voegele
Cathy Springer
Joyce Forkner
Gayle Ferris
Mary Kirk
Miami University
Miss Kirk
Arzog
Harold Voorhis
Richard Beck
Maurice Rohrkemper
William Mann
Robert Ritter
Clay Voegele
John Robinson
Donald Spring
William Forkner
Bert Ferris
Joseph Wetzel
James Fall
A. R. Johns
Jesse Creech
Beryl Lindsay
Gerald Alexander
Edison Club to Sponsor Wagonettes and Welcome Wagon
Edison School will again host the annual Welcome Wagon on Club event at the Colony restaurant. The Wagonettes junior achievement company will be supported for another year with four Wagonettes representatives attending. Miss Pat Viel spoke on the Wagonettes work, while Mrs. Earl Pressler addressed cerebral palsy center needs. Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi welcomed new regime with officers and committees announced by Mrs. Dale Converse. May Breakfast set for May 21 at Winton Woods. New officers include Mrs. Bert Proffitt Vice President and Mrs. Don Cox Secretary. Alumnae of Middletown Hospital School of Nursing reported on the Ohio State Nurses Assn convention. Next meeting June 7 features a nursing panel on religious aspects. Homecoming luncheon at Le Sourdsville Lake on Aug 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison School
Welcome Wagon Club
Colony
Wagonettes
The
Welcome Wagon Club of
Lebanon
Pat Viel
Robert Brown
Howard Jones
Harold Morrison
Earl Pressler
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Charles Hattery
14Th Ave
Dale Converse
Joseph Peters
Pat Cooke
Tom Bailey
Marie Griffith
Bonnie Stevens
Ray Sherman Jr
William Coyle
Andy Mittenholzer
John Erb
F. W. Schneider
Roy Benning
John Dorsey
Joseph Navaro
Federation
Frank Neel
Shirley Crawford
Herman Erbacher
Winton Woods
Amdy Mittenholzer
Converse
Omicron Chapter
Bert Proffitt
Don Cox
James Sloan Jr
Middletown Hospital
Verity Hall
Ohio State Nurses’ Assn
Columbus
Nancy Zehrung
Zehrung
Marilyn Schneider
Atommae
LeSourdsville Lake
Unity Council 241 Rummage Sale Plans Discussed
Unity Council 241 Daughters of America met at Odd Fellows Hall to discuss a rummage sale. It was announced Lone Star Past Councilors will meet May 12 at Mrs Courtney Short's home on Logan Avenue. May 17 was set as the next meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council 241
Daughters of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Lone Star Past
Courtney Short
Logan Avenue
Coming Events From Local Organizations This Week
Middletown Chapter of American War Mothers meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Legion Home. Circle Four of First Baptist Church meets tomorrow at 10 30 a.m. for a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Grant Back s home in Trenton. Willing Workers Class at Pleasant Ridge EUB Church meets Saturday at 7 30 p.m. with Mr and Mrs Carl Weidle hosting for the May session. Mrs Walter Stull Mrs Lavern Knox and Mrs John Pendleton host Friday night Letter Carriers Auxiliary. The Girls Club meeting starts at 7 30. Daylight saving time was first used by Germany in World War I and later adopted in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Four
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Ridge
EUB Church
Carl Weidle
Walter Stull
Lavern Knox
John Pendleton
Letter, Carriers’ Auxiliary
Girls’ Club
Germany
England
Teachers Attend Annual May Dinner
The 1954-55 season of Women Teachers' Club ended with their annual May dinner at Forest Hills Country Club. Miss Clara Sixt led a brief business session, then members enjoyed games. Prize winners included Miss Mina Jacot, Miss Maude Horn, Miss Essie Weist, Miss Sixt, Miss Georgia Charles and Miss Mabel Eldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Teachers’ Club
Forest Hills Country Club
Clara Sixt
Mina Jacot
Maude Horn
Essie Weist
Sixt
Georgia Charles
Mabel Eldridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Tseng
Pennock
Clinton ST
Dial
MSL
Legion
Denison University
Granville
Nancy Myers
E. S. Myers
S. Main Street
Mary Kenrick
Birmingham
Mich
Chi Omega
June Clissold
Wilmette
Delta Delta Delta
Marcia Bell
Watseka
Ill
Alpha Omicron Pi
Nancy Kirwin
LaMesa
Calif
Pi Beta Phi
Miss Myers
Alpha Phi
Becky Roof
Tom Wiley
Dale Wiley
Clifford Hist
Don Perkins
Jack Samuels
Carrollley
Roger Starkey
Dickerscheid
Sue Ingham
Carolyn
Sabi He Bend
Reeves Jewelers, Inc
Central Ave
Bob Evans
7Th Ave
Arthur Murray
Dancing
N. Third ST
Hamilton, Ohio
Mollie Marlain
Dkr
American War Mothers
Legion Home
John Alden
John
Priscilla
U.S
Union Sanitary
Cash & Carry
Second Avenue
Broad & Verity Parkway
Bates
Elizabeth
Bates Shop
INC
R. C. Augsberger Watch & Clock
Red Bud Dr
Ats
Velo Mel
Crawford ST
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