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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1952

Page

6

Sally Butler Speaks on Free World at BPW Dinner

More than 100 members of the Business and Professional Women's Club heard Sally Butler past international BPW president speak on To Build A Free World at a dinner meeting. Ernestine Roudebush moderated and Josephine Armstrong introduced the guest. Butler, Indianapolis resident, shared travel experiences in England and Sweden detailing rationing and conditions before closing with My Heritage. Music by Edward Barker and selections included This Day Is Mine Open Thy Blue Eyes Shoes. Nominees for the upcoming elections were announced and delegates named for the BPW state convention in Dayton May 23-26.

United Nations Sally Butler BPW Ernestine Roudebush Josephine Armstrong Miss Butler Indianapolis Britain Great Britain England Sweden Butler United States of America Heroundaries Edward Barker Herbert Franz B&pw Dayton International Relations

Circle Elects Officers Plans 50 50 Dance

Mrs Glenn Gephart was elected president of Today's Women Circle. Mrs Harvey Thompson is vice president, Mrs Norman Lambert treasurer, and Mrs Wayne McDonald secretary. The circle will donate 10 to the Dental Health Project and plan a 50 50 dance on May 3 at the Sportsmen's Club. Mrs McDonald will host the May 20 meeting.

Glenn Gephart Harvey Thompson Norman Lambert Wayne McDonald Dental Health Project Mothers Study League Sportsmen's Club McDonald

Class President Honored Before Vacation Departure

Mrs. J. W. Lawson, president of Opithian Class at the Church of the Nazarene, was honored at a farewell party hosted by Rev. and Mrs. L. P. Rossman. Lawson leaves for a New York vacation as members and guests enjoyed games contests and refreshments.

J. W. Lawson Church of the Nazarene L. P. Rossman Lawson New York

Willing Workers Class Convenes at First EUB Church

A Tuesday evening meeting of the Willing Workers Class at the First EUB Church was held at the home of Mrs. Ira Sickle on Manchester Ave. Mrs. S H Kitchen was elected teacher with Mrs. E Southard as assistant. Leslie Gorsuch was named president, with officers including Fred Garver as vice president, Robert Banker as treasurer, Zeno Brandon as assistant treasurer, Fred Schneider as secretary, and Paul Shartle as assistant secretary. A program followed led by Mrs. Shartle, with activities including a puzzle on presidents’ names and household goods. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Kitchen, Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. John Hoskins, Mrs. R Zuidernock, and Mrs. A Lackey.

EUB Ira Sickle Manchester Ave S. H. Kitchen E. Southard Leslie Gorsuch Fred Garver Robert Banker Zeno Brandon Fred Schneider Paul Shartle Shartle Kitchen Schneider John Hoskins R. Zuidernock A. Lackey

Mayflower Past Councilors Schedule Postponement Notice

Mayflower Past Councilors will not meet this week as announced. The group will meet April 23 at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Miss Betty Click Grove Street.

Mayflower Betty Click Grove St

Sweaters Rise in All Occasion Wearability This Spring

French fashion houses led by Lesur shape sweaters into high fashion. New fully fashioned knits use Australian wool with silk for light warmth and sheen. Color stories pair vivid contrasts with pastels, including white with navy borders and pastel yokes on charcoal bases.

Lesur

Travel Notes Preview Ohio Residents in Interim Trips

Travel notes report Mrs. Reynolds Sherman Avenue Mrs. Dome and Mrs. Richardson Hill Avenue leaving for San Diego California with Richardson to join her husband in U S Navy. On return, Reynolds and Dome stop in Las Vegas for two weeks. Margaret Gordon returns from Easter New York City trip and attended Broadway shows with 34 Wilmington College students. Others visit Chicago in law in law?

San Diego Calif Paul Reynolds Sherman Aves Herbert M. Dome E. Wendell Richardson Hill Ave Margaret Gordon McKinley St New York City Wilmington College

Wild Flowers Talk At Larden Club Meeting

Middletown Garden Club hosts at Mrs. Ingwersen home on South Main Street. Topic Wild Flowers featured with G W Underwood sharing raised specimens and background on wild plant habits. Awards for garden and miniature arrangements cited for several members including Verity Windsor Ebersole Hook Ingwersen Vorhis Wilson Great house Beck Mercer.

Middletown G. W. Underwood Underwood Calvin Verity Louise Hunter Windsor Newman Ebersole Charles Hook John Ingwersen W. D. Vorhis Thomas Wilson F. B. Great House Charles Beck H. V Mercer

Choir Concert by Middletown Boys' Choir at Hamilton First Methodist

The Musical Arts Club of Hamilton hosted the second annual concert by the Middletown Boys' Choir under Mrs Fletcher Brate at First Methodist Church. Sixty members performed a varied program with solo numbers from Jeri Kindred Curtis Dunbar Kenneth Blount Gene Young and Richard Mather contributing instrumental and vocal pieces including mandalay birthday of a king holy city and classical sonatas and preludes.

Musical Arts Club of Hamilton Middletown Boys First Methodist Church Fletcher Brate Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs Jeri Kindred Mandalay Curtis Dunbar Eugene Dennis Kenneth Blount Gene Young Holy City Richard Mather Mozart Schubert Rachmaninoff

Armco Editor To Be Given Award on TV

Armco editor C. E. McIntire of The Armco-Operator will appear on Cincinnati WKRC-TV Saturday at 4 30 p.m. for a Freedoms Foundation medal and distinguished service award to Armco Steel Corporation for a series of ads promoting free enterprise. The gold medal recognizes three consecutive years of magazine messages, prepared by Armco Public Relations and appearing on The Armco Operator back pages. Only 33 entities earned the certificate.

C. E. McIintire Armco Armco-operator Cincinnati Wkrc-Tv The Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge Kenneth Wells Armco Steel Corporation

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