High-Hopes TOPS Chapter Honors 1966 Losers and Leaders
Nellie Johnson and Brenda Phillabaum received trophies at the Hi-Hopes TOPS Recognition Party at First EUB Church with Johnson losing 47 percent of her body weight to be crowned queen for 1966 and Phillabaum dropping 43 percent. Division winners included Donna Howard Carole Robinson Johnson and Judy Newsom. Perfect attendance honors went to Sandra Kyle and Charlotte Turner. The TOPS of the Year Award went to Lois Gardner with Pauline Chamberlain named Miss Inspiration of 1966. The group, organized November 18 1963 by Dorothy Lawwill, reports 174344 pounds lost to date and 86 members in the Middletown area.
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Nellie Johnson
Brenda Phillabaum
Eub
Johnson
Phillabaum
Donna Howard
Carole
TOPS
Pauline Chamberlain
Dorothy Lawwill
Lois Gardner
Luncheon reservations due for Mother's Study League banquet
Monday is the deadline to reserve for the Mother's Study League Spring Banquet to be held Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church. Dr Eugene Bennett of Miami University Middletown Campus speaks on Higher Education Today about the theme A Time To Plant with music by Carol Ann Hunter from Springboro.
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Mother's Study League
First Methodist Church
Eugene Bennett
Middletown
Miami University
Carol Ann Hunter
Springboro
Mixers Dinner and Dance April 29 at Manchester Motor Inn
The Merry Married Mixers Spring Format begins with a 7:45 p.m. dinner at the Manchester Motor Inn on April 29. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin chair with assistants Morris Snider Swanson. Cliff Lash Orchestra will play for the May Pole Dance. Centerpieces feature miniature May poles. Committee meets Monday at 9 a.m. at Mrs. Swanson's home to start reservations.
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Manchester Motor Inn
John C. Griffin
Gilbert Morris
William Snider
Donald Swanson
Cliff Lash
Dinner Dance Set By Wildwood Club
Wildwood Golf Club will hold their first dinner dance of the season on May 13 at 7 30 p m. Mr and Mrs Frank Duval are chairmen with assistants Mr and Mrs Howard Schneider and Mrs Fred Boehm and Mr and Mrs Lewis Shaffer.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Frank Duval
Howard Schneider
Fred Boehm
Lewis Shaffer
Wax Doll Facts Highlight Doll Club Meeting
Mrs. Wade Crabtree of Franklin presented a program on Wax Dolls at the Lower Miami Valley Doll Club noting 135 B.C. marks the start of wax dolls unearthed from tombs and that eyes were inserted before Christ. Members displayed dolls including Santa Claus by Lewis Sorenson and Lady Pompadour dolls. The National Doll Convention will be held in Boston August 9 to 13. Donations of old dolls for a Christmas party are invited to Mrs. Stegmiller, Mrs. Adams, or Mrs. Connie Crabtree.
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Wade Crabtree
Franklin
Miami Valley
Crabtree
B.C
Wallace Pergram
Lewis Sorenson
Santa Claus
Columbus
Gilbert Sheard
Earl Stegmiller
Arthur Adams
Irene Norris
Pergram
Boston
Doll Club
Stegmiller
Curryer Road
Jefferson ‘Road
Connie Crabtree
Hemlock
Franklin Public Library
Adams
Community church groups discuss renewal and outreach efforts
In Dayton area churches Mothers Singers group from Germantown and Pleasant Ridge EUB Church announced plans for improving ghettos and hosting a mother-daughter banquet on May 9. Attendees plan to attend a convention in Camp Miami April 25-26 with delegates named. The Rev. John P. Craine spoke on renewal and reconstruction, urging action beyond parochial roots. Other church activities included St. Anne's Guild luncheon updates on the Episcopal Diocesan meeting, a May Birthday Dinner by West Middletown Baptist Ladies' Aid, and a Women in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints meeting themed Man's Best Friend.
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Mothers Singers
Dayton
Germantown
Women's Society of World Service
Pleasant Ridge
EUB Church
Frank Robinson
WSWS
Camp Miami
Robert Geyer
Chester Holienbaugh
Marion Wetzel
St. Anne's Guild
Church of the Ascension
E. J. Williams
Episcopal Church
Carrousel Inn
Cincinnati
Wynn Silbernagel
West Middletown
R. E. Helsinger
Women's Department
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Helen Weinberger
Middletown
Holy Land
Delta Chapter Crisi... Officers Elected at Thursday Meeting
Delta Chapter Cris tonians elected officers Thursday night with Mrs Ben Ebbesmeyer as president Mrs Claude Martin as vice president and Mrs Darrell Hawes as secretary Mrs J J Canfield showed slides of the Madonna The group voted to donate to the Salvation Army Kiddie fund Hostess was Mrs Joseph Albrycch with Mrs Harold Lerch assisting New member Mrs Winston Mais The May 11 meeting will be a dinner at the Wishing Well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chapter
Cristonians
Ben Ebbesmeyer
Claude Martin
Darrell Hawes
J. J. Canfield
Salvation Army Kiddie Fund
Joseph Albrycch
Carlisle
Harold Lerch
Winston Ma
Non-Red Papers Openly Sold in Red Czechoslovakia
Vienna announces that Austrian non-Communist newspapers will be sold in Czechoslovakia starting next month, marking the first such sale in 29 years under the communist regime.
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Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Shower Fetes Mary Tyson in Kitchen Shower
Miss Mary Helen Tyson, Miss Virginia Tyson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Tyson, was honored at a kitchen shower by Mrs Emery Knott and Miss Mildred Winkelman at Euclid Street. She is bride elect of Carl Stein of McKinley Street with marriage set for April 21 at 7:30 PM in the First Presbyterian Church. invited guests included Mrs. Earl Stein and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Tyson
Virginia Tyson
Paul
Walker
Hermutt Willistonen
Emery Knott
Mildred Winkelman
C. A. Stettier
Euclid Street
Miss Tyson
Edwin Tyson
Ariington Avenue
Carl Stein
Earl Stein
McKinley Street
Mr. Stein
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Beacom
Charles Blazer
Chalmers Brewer
Mary Dillon
Robert Gould
Hungarian population grows by 37000 in 1966
Budapest Hungary January 1 1967 The Hungarian population reached 10 197 000 an increase of 37 000 from the prior year according to the Central Statistical Bureau of Hungary The report documents a year end census showing modest gains in total residents across the nation
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Budapest
Hungary
Central Statistical Bureau
Heir's There But Miami Sign Hits Maternity Shop Window
A window sign in a Miami maternity garment shop proclaims Make Your Heir Less Apparent, reflecting a cheeky warning about pregnancy visibility. The ad spotlights bold phrasing and a city setting, with no further context provided.
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Miami
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