DAR Meeting Welcomes Two Guests at Col. Bayard Smith Chapter
Two guests Dr Alice Dimet professor of psychology San Jose State College California and Miss Irene Norris art teacher Lemon Monroe High School joined Col Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter Daughter of the American Revolution last night. Mrs John Molloy chapter regent led the session with a message from the DAR president general and reports on accredited schools projects and the 75th anniversary of the national society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dimet
San Jose State College
California
Irene Norris
Lemon-Monroe High School
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Mabel Eldridge
Franklin
Dime
Eddridge
John Molloy
DAR
Mary Hatkinson
Robert Duncan
National Society
Fashions of Elegance Style Show by Bethel AME Trustees
The 18th annual Fashions of Elegance style show by Bethel AME Church Trustees Helpers is set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Taft Elementary School. Doellmann's Filson's Central Store J C Penney Lad Lassie Shop Irving's and Montgomery Ward provide clothing for all ages with guest models and commentator Mrs Louise McGain. The show committee chair is Mrs Thelma Doty and Trustee Helpers president is Mrs Minnie Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Ame Church
Church
Taft Elementary School
Doellmann’s
Filson's
Central Store
J. C. Penney Co
Lad
Women Teachers' Club Meeting Hosted by Miss Reno
Miss Ethel Reno hosted a Women Teachers' Club meeting at her Victoria Avenue home. Miss Loree Hagan showed a collection of character dots and Miss Josephine Armstrong shared images from her recent world tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Reno
Victoria Avenue
Women Teachers’ Club
Loree Hagan
Josephine Armstrong
Lillie Pence Heads VFW Ladies Auxiliary in Local Meeting
Mrs Lillie Pence was elected to lead the Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 3809 at a Dixie Highway meeting. Other officers elected include Mrs Alice Sparks senior vice president Mrs Sylvia Hayes junior vice president Mrs Francis Hubbard chaplain and Mrs Hazel Girard secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Pence
VFW
Dixie Highway
Alice Sparks
Sylvia Hayes
Francis Hubbard
Hazel Girard
Helen Denisi
Bertha Smith
Gladys Klame
Lydia Phillips
Naomi Jestice
Corrine Bratcher
India Wells
Sue McCloud
Theresa Burton
Louise Moon
Gladys Klamo
Bratcher
Justice
Louise Newcomb
Wildwood Women’s Duplicate Bridge Session Winners Named
The Wildwood Women’s duplicate bridge session drew 22 players with an average score of 48. Howell movement used. Winners: Mrs. Mabel Shebanek and Mrs. Clifford Woodward 49?2, Mrs. C Back and Mrs. Richard Adams 57, Mrs. Ralph Barbour and Mrs. Earl Keezer 55, and Mrs. Frank Myers and Mrs. J. T. Lamb 52. Luncheon followed. Two final events set for April 13 and 20 with 10:15 a.m. start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
Howell
Mabel Shebanek
Clifford Woodward
C. Back
Richard Adams
Ralph Barbour
Earl Keezer
Frank Myers
J. T. Lamb
Pi Mu Chapter Plans Pageant The Torch of Beauty
Pi Mu Chapter of the National Society of Pi Mu discussed plans for the pageant The Torch of Beauty to be held May 15 at the Women's Center. The group also decided to attend the Monroe Follies South Pacific on April 24 and set study themes April Fool's Day and The Story of Easter. The meeting at Karen Profitt's home on Burbank Avenue was attended by Mrs Edward West Mrs Mildred Hamilton and Miss Robyn West with adviser Mrs Delpha Laycock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of Pi Mu
Women's Center
Elizabeth Zornes
Monroe Follies
South Pacific
Karen Profitt
Burbank Avenue
Edward West
Mildred Hamilton
Robyn West
Delpha Laycock
June Bride Honored At Shower For Carolyn Bennington
Carolyn Bennington bride elect of John Wallace of Louisville was guest of honor at a June shower given by Miss Sharon Jones and Mrs. Conrad Carpenter at Mrs. Frank Quiett’s home on Flemming Road. Attendees included Mrs. C. W. Jones and many relatives. The couple will wed June 12 at the First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Bennington
John Wallace
Louisville
Sharon Jones
Conrad Carpenter
Frank Quiett
Flemming Road
C. W. Jones
Carol Senf
Harold Senf
Thomas Watson
C. R. Thomas
Donald Selby
Horace Hunter
Carroll Bennington
Sharon Bennington
Quentin Johnson
Steve Wertz
Donald Phhibbs
Rick Stock
Larry Moore
Donald Swanger
Sue Watson
John Quiett Jr
George Glass
Georgianna Glass
Obesity Ties to Foot Problems Warns Podiatrist
Dr. Phillip Bartel told TOPS members excess weight can cause foot issues including varicose veins aches and outward walking. He warned a painful arthritic bone spur may stem from overweight. A busines s session announced plans for a Trenton area women’s club and a Teen Tops group with meetings set for April 12 and 6 30 p m. Betty Plumber earned queen of the week honors as Wanda Malott spoke on One Beautiful Thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Bartel
TOPS
Bartel
Trenton Area
Sally Taylor
First St
Trenton
Hi-Hopes
Civic Association
Betty Plumber
Wanda Malott
Church groups shift to home luncheons and tours
St Anne's Guild members met yesterday in members' homes for lunch and a 2 PM business session at the parish house. Mrs. William Apple was elected president and Mrs. Wassell treasurer for two years. Members then toured The Planned Parenthood Clinic at the Church of the Ascension and heard about Hamilton County plans. The Winmore Class held a mother-daughter dinner at St Pauls United Church of Christ with 24 members and 18 guests and a vocal medley. Ruth Yinger discussed Ceylon Peace Corps work, while Amama Class members paid a $50 missionary quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Ascension
St. Anne's Guild
George Leighton
James Healy
James South
Don Holstein
Richard Haller
Frank Wassell
Harold Neill
Donald Dieterly
William Apple
Wassell
Planned Parenthood
Neill
Hamilton County
Raymond Mynhier
Frank Buchanan
Robert Gloeckler
Richard Hopper
Jack Meeker
Jack Hose
Naomi
Ruth
Noel Parks
Alfred Bishop
Chalmers Brewer
Russell DeBolt
Hose
Ruth Yinger
Ceylon
PeaceCorps
First Baptist Church
C. A. Albaugh
Robert Baker
Fisher Road
C. D. Ellison
Okey Jackson
Methodist Women Plan May Breakfast
Plans are under way for the annual May Breakfast sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist. The cafeteria style breakfast will be served May 5 from 6 30 to 10 30 am in Fellowship Hall with free babysitting for preschool children. This marks the ninth year of the event with general chairmen Mrs Fred Finney and co chairwoman Mrs Marvin Hiatt. Tickets from WSCS members or ticket chairmen Mrs W F Stein Jr and Mrs W F Stein Sr may be bought or purchased at the door. Coffee cakes will be sold at the door under Mrs Ray Young and flowers supervised by Mrs Dale Hewitt. Additional committee chairs include Mrs Ben Roof Sr Mrs Easton Riggs kitchen and others for dining room set up clean up decorations and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist
Fellowship Hall
Fred Finney
Marvin Hiatt
WSCS
W. F. Stein Jr
W. F. Stein
Ray Young
Flowers
Dale Hewitt
Ben Roof Sr
Eston Riggs
Richard Hasemeier
Robert Boonstra
Richard LeRoy
David Young
Cecil Grubbs
Charles Fraley
Robert Bowman
Walling Gray
Sorority Chapter Elects Mrs Spivey President
Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets at the Stanley Street home of Mrs Charles Deisler. Mrs Jear Spivey elected president with Mrs Duane Riley as vice president and other officers named. Founders Day dinner set April 19 at David's Buffet. Jewels degree will be conferred on Mrs Dale Wood. A program on sculpture modeling and home planning featured Mrs Spivey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jear Spivey
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phil Sorority
Stanley Street
Charles Deisler
Duane Riley
H. C. Osborne
Gerald Manning
James Burley
David's Buffet
Dale Wood
USIA Official To Speak At Manchester Lions Club
James C. Miller manager of the Bethany relay station of the Voice of America will address the Lions Club at Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow noon on The Voice of America Today. Dr. Ross A. Hill will serve as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Miller
Bethany
Voice of America
Foreign Service
USIA
Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Ross A. Hill
Marriage of Carole Temple and William Crutchfield
Announcement of the marriage between Carole Sue Temple and William Eugene Crutchfield. Bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Temple and Mrs. Herbert Wade. Groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William H. Crutchfield. They wed March 2% in New Tazewell Tennessee and live at 411 Young Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Sue Temple
William Eugene Crutchfield
William H. Crutchfield
Lewis
Bride-Elect Beth Ann Bennington Feted At Shower
Mrs Emery Pal and other hostesses led a 55 guest miscellaneous shower for Beth Ann Bennington bride elect of Tim Farkas. Venue was Knights of Columbus Hall with peach streamers and a bride doll as decor. Beth Ann is daughter of Mrs Kenneth Jefferies and Phillip Bennington. Fiance Tim Farkas is son of Mr and Mrs John Farkas. They plan to marry later this month at St Peter Claver Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Pal
Paul Franz
Frank Kaufman
Paul Sebastian
Richard Farkas
Beth Ann Bennington
Tim Farkas
Knights of Columbus Hall
Kenneth Jefferies
Central Avenue
Phillip Bennington
Dayton
Hopi Reservation Lecture At Middletown Nurses Alumni
Dr and Mrs Omer Hurlburt spoke on the Hopi Indian Reservation at Verity Hall during the Middletown Hospital Nurses Alumni meeting. They described the U S Public Health Service Hospital in Reams Canyon with 55 beds and a Hopi Navaho clinic, plus outreach to a referral hospital 100 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Hurlburt
Middletown Hospital
Verity Hall
Hurlburt
U. S. Department of Public Health, Education and Welfare
Reams Canyon
Ariz
U. S. Public Health Service
Delta Zeta Alumnae Elect New Officers in Middletown
Mrs Leonard Hackney was elected president of the Middletown Area Alumnae Delta Zeta with Mrs H B Bailey as secretary and Mrs John Baker Jr as treasurer at a meeting hosted by Miss Mildred Fisher. The group announced the Pan-Hellenic Tea for June 13 and Ohio State Day at Ada Ohio hosted by Ohio Northern University. Initiation notices included Mary Stephanie Bell at Miami University and Sandra Pitts at University of Louisville with Mary Susan Welch pledging Beta Chi at Wittenberg University. Next meeting is a picnic in July at Mrs Morehead’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hackney
Middletown Area
Delta Zeta Sorority
Hackney
H. B.bailey
John |Baker Jr
Mildred Fisher
Robert Morehead
Paul Long
Baker
H. D. Bailey
Davied Selvar l
Louis Brown
Delta Zeta
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Long
Mary Stephanie Bell
Miami University
Sandra Pitts
University of Louisville
Mary Susan Welch
Wittenberg University
Travel Notes Spotlight Miss Ward and Miss Colville
Miss Nancy Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Ward of Ross Street and Miss Jil Colville of Oxford have returned from an eight day spring vacation in Miami Florida and a four day Nassau cruise aboard the M Anna C. They stayed with Miss Kathleen Adams of Shore Bay Lane. Both students at Miami University in Oxford and noted the change to a trimester grading system after this year. Also new arrivals at The Cloister Sea Island Georgia include Mr and Mrs Colin Gardner of Gardner Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ward
Harry Ward
Ross Street
Jil Coleville
Oxford
Miami
Fla
Kathleen Adams
Shore Bay Lane
Anna C
Nassau
Miss Ward
Coleville
Miami Univesity
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Wikoff
Dar Ohio
Columbus
Carl Roess
Floyd Overturn
Thomas B. Ross
David West
Overturf
Cuba
Maud Bell
Sarah Eldridge
Virgil Meehan
Pi Mu
Winmore
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
L Discount
Central Ave
Sorority
Mrs. Spivey
Robert Tawney
Spivey
Jack Prichard
Don Guido
Miami University Extension Center
School of Nursing
Don Perkins
Tom Jefferson
Norman Zecher
Ray Craycraft
Francis Fuller
Sea Island
Mrs
Colin Gardner
Gardner Place
Jenny Teasdale
Marjorie
Warren Ave
South Verity Parkway
Middletown
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