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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1966

Page

5

Mrs Graves Addresses Presbyterian Women

Mrs Andella Graves director of Newton Community Center in Chattanooga Tennessee spoke to the Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church. She outlined a $50 million General Assembly project and noted the center’s 1932 takeover by the National Board of Presbyterian Churches after operating as a nursery since 1906. She recounted mothers in distress seeking child care while they work to support their families.

Andella Graves Newton Chattanooga Tenn Women's Association First Presbyterian Church General Assembly the Presbyterian Church U.S.A Graves Newton Community Center National Board of Missions Middletown

Miss Heggi Fiance Feted At Indianapolis Party

A pre nuptial event honors Miss Annimates Heggi and her fiancé Ray Barger in Indianapolis. Guests include hosting couples from Indiana Ohio and Kentucky with kitchen gifts for their future home. Miss Heggi and Mr Barger plan to marry June 4 at St Johns Church.

Annimates Miss Heggi Marian Marie Heggi Indianapolis Com- Ray Barger PLC Bernard F. Dever Dever Thomas Heidrich Park Hills Donald E

Showers End For Bride Elect Jestice

A kitchen shower honoring Miss Lind a Jestice fiancée of Bill Gene Pynter was hosted by Mrs. Larry Steele and Mrs. Kenneth Steele at Harrison Street. Guests included Mrs. Walter Wendt Mrs. Robert Kirby and others. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs Denzil Jestice, will wed April 23 at 7:30 p.m. at First Christian Church.

Linda Justice Bill Gene Pynter Larry Steele Kenneth Steele Harrison St Walter Wendt Robert Kirby Nellie Steele Stanley Whitaker Talmage Haven Buie Justice Edwin Lovelace Wendell Dennis Ray Gray Fred Poynter Denzil Jestice Miss Jestice Monroe Street McKnight Drive First Christian Church Carol Netson Women's Center Ernest Weaver Roger Willis James Jones Chris Pappas John Lenardos John Pantel George Soter Gus Valen Chris Revelos James Poulias Peter Janetos Tony Kiniyalocts Lou Droulias Kiki Demetriou James Eliopoulos C. L. Whitt Miss Netsos William J. Netsos

Travel Notes Lynchs Plan Miami Cruise for Holidays

Mr and Mrs Vernon Lynch of Franklin Madison Road Peast town left today for Miami Florida. They will enjoy a four day cruise to the Bahamas as part of their holiday plans.

Vernon Lynch Franklin - Madison Road Peasttown Miami Fla Bahamas

Church Women groups hold varied programs and meetings

The Churches group at the Reorganized Church hosted a program on developing self image led by Mrs. Tom Sander, with Mrs. Barker directing. At First Baptist, Rev Duanne Sisson spoke on the church’s mission, noting tech advances challenge the faith. Circle Nine at First Methodist discussed Goodwill Man and May breakfast plans, with several members hosting.

Carl Ashbaugh Paul Barker Department of Women Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Tom Sander Barker Duanne Sisson First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Loren Pratt Jr Circle One First Methodist Church Charles Beck Sr Dan Murphy Nona Sanderson Miltons Road Raymond Young Stolz Drive Circle Nine J. F. Seibold William Gillespie Miss Hale Kunz E. S. Sherron Norman Dole Edgar J. Helms Geraldine Himburg Bertha Bramible

Hospital Dismissals List Names Multiple Patients

A wide list of patients released from the hospital is compiled, including Bessie Hart of Plum Edgar L. Spencer of Harlan Street and Earl Moon Sr. of Finley Street, with many others and family relations noted. The roll also mentions Wayne Commodore, Elmer Clark, Tobbie Bennett, Nick Marchetti, and numerous addresses across Camden, Baltimore, Germantown, and nearby areas. The report enumerates names by surname only in many cases and includes patients who are sons and daughters of local residents.

Edgar L. Spencer Harlan St Earl Moon Sr Finley St. Wayne 18Th Ave Elmer Clark Navajo St Tobbie Bennett Baltimore St Nick Marchetti Hill Ave Earl Johnson Germantown Robert Mullins Camden Omer Abner Central Ave Dorsey Richardson Lebanon Daniel Borders Hershal Borders Gideon Road Charles Chamberlain Carlisle Mark Fisher William Fisher Franklin Janice Thomas Frank

Vital Statistics births in local homes and cities

Mr and Mrs David Spelman Springboro welcome a boy Friday. Mr and Mrs Bradley Gibson Franklin report a boy Friday. Mr and Mrs Ray Chandler Franklin report a boy Friday. Mr and Mrs Ronald Jeffery Franklin report a girl Friday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hollar Madison welcome twin girls Friday. Mr and Mrs Bill Thorpe Lima report twin boys Friday. Mr and Mrs Howard Reed Franklin report a girl Friday. Mr and Mrs Domanick Trovato Franklin report a girl Friday. Mr and Mrs William Elkier Franklin report a boy today. Mr and Mrs Richard Woodward Franklin report a girl today.

David Spelman Springboro Bradley Gibson Judy Drive Franklin Ray Chandler Wilson St Ronald Jeffery Eaton Ave Elmer Hollar Oneka St Bill Thorpe Curtis St Howard Reed Maple St Domanick Trovato Adria Court William Elkier Roosevelt Ave Richard Woodward Shorts Road

Club Events Elect Merry Mayfield ers Officers

Mrs Donald Butts was elected president of Merry Mayfield ers last night at a meeting at Mrs Harrison Burton's home. Other new officers are Mrs Earl Swain vice president, Mrs Carney Hall secretary, and Mrs Ernest Burcham treasurer. Prizes went to Mrs Herbert Craft, Mrs Edward Sabo, Mrs Gable, Mrs Hall, Mrs Swain, Mrs Butts and Mrs Frank Liska. PlansWere made for the group to attend the Sound of Music film in Dayton May 7. For last night's meeting themed Spring Party each member dressed in a costume representing a flower.

Donald Butts Merry Mayfielders Harrison Burton Earl Swain Carney Hall Ernest Burcham Burton Neal Gable Hall Herbert Craft Edward Sabo Gable Swain Butts Frank Liska Dayton

Tea shower honors Miss Charle McCaffrey bride elect

A tea and linen shower for Miss Charle McCaffrey, bride elect of Norris James Downing Jr., featured spring blue and gold decorations and floral arrangements at the Nelson Caffrey residence in Middletown. The event included many relatives and friends from Middletown and Denver. Norris Downing and Miss McCaffrey plan a April 23 ceremony at the Church of the Ascension with a reception at Brown's Run Country Club. The bride-elect, a Miami University student, will graduate next week.

Charle McCaffrey Norris James Downing Jr Robert Nelson Patty Nelson Miss McCaffrey Charles C. Mc Nelson Nelson Caffrey Denver Court Morris Johns-Downing Norris Downing Sherman Avenue Church of the Ascension Brown's Run Country Club Miami University

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