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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1970
Page
12
AP News highlights this season's spring wardrobes with gentle hipbone jackets, longer jackets and skirts, wrinkle-free fibers, and lively colors like cherry, lime, and ming yellow. Coats in English shadow plaids complement matching tweed suits, while pant suits gain prominence with straight pants and long tunics.
Junior and senior high piano students under Wilhelmina McLane will perform Sunday afternoon in the Women’s Center auditorium on N Broad Street. Participants include Ambie Browning Bill Carter Jane Ann Carter Leah Cook Peggy Darragh Julie Dennis Debbie Dwyer Mary Frazee Diane Fening Liz Fitzgerald Greg Kemplin Mark Miller Ruth Newcomb Sherri Nickell Michelle Plesa Jan Poirier Randall Price Valerie Reedy Debra Runyon Susan Runyon Nancy Shorts Aimee Treadway. The public program begins at 3 p.m.
In Paris the world’s oldest nightclub traces its origins to 1843, a historic venue that survived changes in society and entertainment to become a landmark of nightlife.
Mrs. Tom Wakefield of Orchard Street again chairs the annual spring breakfast on May 6 from 6 30 to 10 30 a m at the First United Methodist Church. She is joined by co chair Mrs H S Stemple and a full committee including Mrs Martyn Hackney Mrs Marilyn Hackney and others. Reservations for groups of six or more can be made through Mrs Dale Converse and tickets are 125 for adults 50 cents for children.
Greater Miami Valley Doll Club members met at Mrs. Marvin Gerard's home in Franklin to discuss a May 3 festival at the Dayton YWCA. The Culture of Japan Festival will feature items from Oslo sister city and include 20 Japanese performers, plus Yost’s doll collection and Japanese furniture. A workshop produced felt Ann and Andy dolls ahead of the event.
Miss Lucy Caldwell Kennedy School for the Deaf Dayton urged rehabilitation as vital for deaf students. She cited that many advance to public school classes and college and noted Kennedy alumni show high voter registration. A second free public hearing screening for ages three to five was announced at the Civic Association on N Broad Street with seventy tested last week.
A sequence of birth notices reports several families welcoming new births, including the Weist, Melton, Crank, Elieff, Curtis, Shanahan, Bates, and Shan non households with locations in Kalbfleisch Road Central Ave Todhunter Road and Trenton. Hospital dismissals list Benjamin Hurston Donald Turner Janie Shirley Lynda Henry Darla Cassidy Frank Dillman Mrs James Blair and others from various streets and towns.
Mrs. McDaniel will be president of Delta Chapter Cristonians for the coming year. Elected officers include Mrs. Joe Albrycht vice president Mrs. Robert Stuck secretary Mrs. Wallace Stacy treasurer and Mrs. Walter Kreck delegate to the Cristonian Official Board. The vote followed a talk Terror by Telephone from Ohio Bell Telephone Co about nuisance calls. Announcements note a Fantasy Farm picnic sponsored by five Cristonian chapters and an all chapter banquet May 20 at 6 30 p.m. Congress Inn.
Lois Holmes of California launches a regular Sunday knitting column in The Journal sharing her design philosophy simple feminine knits and a path from designer to pattern publisher. Her work spans hand and machine knitting with wide size ranges and a focus on fit and womanly style.
High School Girls’ Guest Night at the Middletown AAUW branch will feature Richard Seitz, state fitness consultant, speaking at 8 pm on Fitness for Busy People using resistive exercise. Seitz, a Cincinnati figure with a rich athletic and coaching background, will discuss its adoption in schools, military, hospitals, and by 8,000 plus institutions. Mrs. Kenneth Campbell to chair hostess committee.
Two unit meetings of the League of Women Voters are scheduled for next Wednesday. The morning session will begin at 9 10 a.m. at Mrs. George Nardin 2214 Arlington Ave and the evening session at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. E J Williams 5187 S Dixie Highway.
Miss Cheryl Russell and Robert Hughes Wendt chose Friday June 12 for their wedding. The ceremony will be at 7 15 p m at the Church of Christ on Bonita Drive with a reception in the church social hall.
Pastor Ivan Morford will speak at the 11:15 a m worship service at the Seventh Day Adventist Church tomorrow. Arthur Thomann will represent the church Sunday at the denominational Ohio Conference in Mt. Vernon.
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