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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1955
Page
3
A former superior described as a mix of simple and complex, who outruns time and scorns trains. He routes a war project by air, sending a narrator to Alberta. A sheep train adventure to Casper ends with a sharp rebuke for missing his timing.
Western College for Women announces two new faculty members for 1955 56 under its policy to expand the education department. Pedro E Y Rio a professor from Silliman University Philippines will serve as acting professor of education on leave. Eva M Dratz Minneapolis associate professor of education brings degrees from Minnesota NYU and authors works on world affairs. Dr Rio holds graduate work at California Columbia Teach ers College and Temple. Dratz formerly at Folwell Junior High School and Twin Cities International House.
Travel notes record Mr. and Mrs. Reed A. Shaw of Pittsburgh visiting Mrs. Shaw's mother in Central Avenue and visiting Cincinnati friends. Fred Eltzroth and sister return from Hayward California after a month with sister Mrs. Bohnet. Easter dinner guests include Mrs. Oglesby and daughter and granddaughter Carolyn Hamilton in Dayton. Aileen Wood and David Ford Peck wedding takes place in Aiken South Carolina with attending families Driscoll and Aull.
The Air Force ROTC at Miami University will shift from military duties to fashion when the Arnold Air Society and its women's auxiliary present a spring show tomorrow at the Episcopal Church. Bermuda shorts, coastal bathing suits, and casual to dinner wear highlight the lineup with background music and dancing by Arnold Air Society members and Air Force Angels.
A former missionary who taught in Liberia will speak to the Christian Women’s Fellowship at First Christian Church tomorrow evening at 7 45. Paul Daniel, a Stewart High School science teacher from Oxford, will discuss government run schools and their progress in Liberia. Contributions will be collected to train candidates for missionary service.
Pre nuptial shower honors Alma Wright bride elect of Charles Lee McGee at the Wright home on Hampton Place with pink and white decor. Prize winners were Lila Burdge, Curtis Thomas, and Wilma Garland. The couple will wed May 14 at Grace Baptist Church at 7 30 p.m.
Mrs Edwin Bobbitt will review Song of Ruth by Frank Slaughter Wednesday at the combined Ruth and Esther Circles meeting at Calvary Methodist Church. Mrs D O McLaughlin 1336 Manchester Ave will be hostess. Faith Chapter American Gold Star Mothers will meet tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the American Legion.
Advertisement for pattern 9342 offering a fitted frock for half sizes 14% through 24% with sizes 16% and 4 yards of fabric. Includes sewing chart, pricing details, and mailing address in Middletown Ohio Journal Pattern Department, plus New York mailing office.
The Dayton Garden Club Council teams with the Dayton Art Institute to present the annual spring flower show titled Traditional Treasures. Interior decorators will craft room arrangements with furniture and art pieces alongside floral displays. Admission is free. Saturday hours 2 to 9, Sunday 1 to 6.
Miss Wilma Tolson bride elect of Jay W. Holman Jr hosted a luncheon shower Saturday at Miss Lois Basford's Woodlawn Avenue home. Seven guests attended and gave personal gifts, with a daffodil centerpiece and Easter baskets at each place. The wedding is set for 7 30 p m Saturday at the First Church of God on Crawford Street.
Lincoln School Assn schedules a benefit card party at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Manchester Hotel Cafeteria to raise funds for a spinet piano. Prizes and refreshments will be offered, with arrangements by the ways and means committee members.
Mrs S J Kuderer is general chairman of the membership card party hosted by the Girls Club Thursday at 8 oclock in Evans Auditorium. Arrangements are by the club project committee Mrs Dave Regan Mrs Kuderer and Mrs Ray Sebald. Reservations by calling Regan or Kuderer. Open to members and guests with table prizes and tea refreshments.
Make three sandwiches using cheddar cheese slices prepared mustard and white bread. Beat an egg with a quarter cup of milk and a dash of salt. Dip the sandwiches in the egg and milk mixture. Brown the sandwiches in hot butter or margarine.
Combine flaked cooked leftover fish with dry mashed potatoes and a lightly beaten egg. Season, shape into patties, roll in flour, and brown in hot butter until crisp. Serve piping hot with a salad for a luncheon dish.
A simple tip for growing chives in a pot on a window sill. Use fresh chives to finish dishes like scalloped potatoes and clam chowder for extra flavor and color.
The tenderized packaged prunes need no soaking. Wash the prunes, cover with water and simmer until tender. Add a few slices of lemon during simmering for fine flavor.
A pound of cottage cheese equals a little over 2 cups, converting weight to volume for kitchen measurements.
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