Susan Ford ventures on career views and prom plans
Susan Ford writes in Seventeen about female capability and gender roles, defending a balanced view on career and home. She recalls press attention during her mother's illness and notes her upcoming White House prom with classmates, including date choices, gown, bands, and venue uncertainty.
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New York
Susan Ford
Seventeen Magazine
Gardner
Susan
Ford
White House
Maine
Virginia
Barbara Quincy
Murray Hamburger
Britain
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Mothers Club to Nominate Officers and Elect Next Year
Nominations for next year's Mothers Club officers will be taken tomorrow at the group’s meeting hosted by Mrs. Stanley Peltier at 114 Ross St with Mrs. C R Beckett in charge. Elections are set for May. Cheri Bern of Bern's Greenhouse will discuss plant care. A fundraiser collection will support brain damaged children at tomorrow's and next month's meetings. Co-hostesses are Mrs. John Hayes and Mrs. John E Hall. The program starts at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Stanley Peltier
Ross St
C.R. Beckett
Cheri Bern
Bern
John Hayes
John E. Hall
Residents win sectional bridge open pairs in Lexington
Two local residents won first place in a sectional bridge tournament for open pairs held Saturday in Lexington Kentucky. Paul Smith of 6840 Spring Garden and Mrs Larry Funk of 4617 Wicklow Drive participated with 42 tables in play. Both are life masters in the American Contract Bridge League and members of the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club. Mr Smith directs the Miami University Middletown Bridge Club.
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Lexington
Paul Smith
Spring Garden
Larry Funk
Wicklow Drive
Middletown
Mr. Smith
Miami University
Fashionable one piece swimsuits with halter tops
All three suits are in the same form fitting stretchable shiny material. The right suit features lacings drawn upwards to create a halter. The bikini includes an adjustable slide bra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bikini
Card Party to Benefit Soroptimist Projects
Mrs. Sam Tutt will chair a Soroptimist Smorgasbord Card Party tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Women's Center. The open event funds this year’s projects including free hearing tests and a Middletown Miami University scholarship. Tickets are $1.50 at the door or from club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Tutt
Flemming Road
Women’s Center
N. Broad St
Middletown
Miami University
Tutt
Clarence Strassburger
Ray Bunnell
Ray Yelton
Eastern Star Meeting Set At Commercial Building
Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 Order of Eastern Star will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Commercial Building on S Main Street. Bob Bryant and Mrs. Bryant will conduct the business meeting and Mrs. Earl Clemons and Mrs. Henry Day will supervise the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Morningstar
Order of Eastern Star
S. Main Street
Bob Bryant
Earl Clemons
Henry Day
Back family marks 50 years with open house
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Back of 2123 Wayne Ave celebrate their golden wedding on April 20 with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at their home. Hosts include William, Geraldine, Arthur, Marvin Back and Pauline Abrams of Franklin. Gordon Back of Sacramento cannot attend. The couple have 11 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Mr. Back formerly ran Back's Grocery in Springboro and now works part time at Thirkields Department Store in Franklin. They wed April 16 1925 in Menifee County Kentucky.
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Clyde
Wayne Ave
William Back
Geraldine
Middletown
Arthur
Marvin
Pauline Abrams
Franklin
Gordon
Sacra
Mento
Calif
Back
Back’s Grocery
Springboro
Thirkields
Inez Wells
Menifee County
Shockley McKenzie wedding plans announced for April 26
Miss Karlena Shockley and Gary McKenzie set a 6:30 p.m. ceremony at First Baptist Church Mason with Rev. Arthur Patterson officiating. Attendants include Cathy Armstrong as maid of honor and Karen Shockley as bridesmaid, Michael Amburgey as best man, and Albert Hester as usher. The couple are the children of Eleanor and Richard Shockley and William and Mrs. McKenzie.
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Karlena Shockley
Gary McKenzie
First Baptist Church
Mason
Arthur Patterson
Cathy Armstrong
Monroe
Karen Shockley
Michael Amburgey
Albert Hester
Eleanor Shockley
Bonita Drive
Richard Shockley
Franklin
William McKenzie
Hamilton Road
Couple completes plans for wedding at St Johns Church
Miss Patricia Thorpe and her fiancé Tommy Schwab finalize wedding plans for June 6 at St. Johns Church. Matron of honor is Mrs. Peter Pal, maid of honor Marilyn Parker, and numerous Thorpe and Schwab family members named as bridesmaids ushers and wedding party. Ceremony set for 7 p.m. with reception to follow hosted by Mrs. Jim Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Thorpe
Tommy Schwab
St. John’s Church
Miss Thorpe
Peter Pal
Columbus
Marilyn Parker
Rhonda Thorpe
Betty Parker
Shirley Schwab
Beverly Schwab
Robert Schwab
Michael, William
Fred Schwab
Jim Thorpe
William Schneider
Marie Ann Adams
Johnny Schwab
Jeremy Climer
Amos Thorpe
N. University Blvd
Kathleen Thorpe
Clarksville
Ind
Rose Schwab
Primrose Lane
John Schwab
Mothers Schedule Banquet Planned by Goodwill Club
Members of the Goodwill Mothers Club planned their annual mother daughter banquet last week at Mrs. Tom Craycraft's Gideon Road home. The covered-dish dinner is set for May 9 at 6 p.m. at the Armco Girls' Holiday House with Mrs. Rollie Oakley as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Mothers’ Club
Tom Craycraft
Gideon Road
Armco Girls
Rollie Oakley
LaRue Ginter
Martha Fletcher
Russell Guess
Reece Johnson
Addie Bailey
Rollie Trimble
Assembly 13 hosts parley in District Three meeting
Middletown Assembly 13 hosted a District Three session at the Women's Center with oratorical winners Anita Gordon and Gracie Streeter in the junior division. Donna Green won a junior talent contest baton routine, as Mrs. M. Rowena Didlick led the meeting and plans for state events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Girls Assembly 13
Women’s Center
Anita Gordon
Gracie Streeter
Oratory
Assembly 13
Donna Green
M. Rowena Didlick
District 13
Oberlin College
Ambrose O’dell
Douglas Brownlee
May Breakfast At First United Methodist Church Featured Menu
The 19th annual May Breakfast at First United Methodist Church on May 1 offers ham and eggs, sausage and pancakes with homemade rolls and coffee cakes. Breakfast runs 6 30 to 10 30 a m with adult tickets 1 75 and children 75 cents. Babysitters provided. Bake sale funds the church project chaired by Mrs Dean Prushing with co chair Mrs Martyn Hackney. Tickets from Mrs W F Stein Sr or church members.
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First United Methodist Church
Church of S. Broad Street
Dean Prushing
Martyn Hackney
W.F. Stein Sr
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