Middletown Garden Club to host Dorothy Biddle Johnson talk
Middletown Council of Garden Clubs presents Dorothy Bibble editor of Popular Gardening in a floral arrangements demonstration on Tuesday May 1 at 8 p.m. at Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium. Proceeds support the annual flower show. tickets from Mrs Charles Goforth or Mrs C C Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Dorothea Blow
Garden Club
America
Charles Goforth
Tarrimore Court
C. C. Clark
Poinciana Road
Red Cross Sponsors VA Center Party in Dayton
Mrs Samuel Tutt presented a program of color slides of Disneyland at a Veterans Administration Center party in Dayton. The Middletown chapter American Red Cross sponsored the event with Mrs S F White, Mrs Peter Rettig, Mrs Mark Walke, Mrs Homer Dickerson, and Mrs Freelane Back assisting with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Tutt
Veteran's Administration Center
Dayton
Disneyland
Middletown
American Red Cross
S. F. Whitese
Peter Rettig
Mark Walke
Homer Dickerson
Freelane
American Red Cross Motor Service
Domina Events American War Mothers Meet Thursday
Domina Events American War Mothers will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m at the American Legion Home. The April 19 Prosser Chapter 367 Eastern Star meeting is canceled per Mrs George Guynn worthy matron. The next session will be May 3 at the Masonic Temple. Teenage defined as brushwood for fences and hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Prosser Chapter 367
Order of the Eastern Star
George Guynn
Masonic Temple
Middletown B and P W Club dinner features JA director
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club held its monthly dinner at the Girls' Club. Guest speaker was William Wiley, director of Middletown Junior Achievement, who described a learn by doing program for high school juniors and seniors. Officers to be elected in May were announced, and details of the B P W State Convention in Cleveland May 18 to 20 and a rummage sale April 27 were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Business and Professional Women’s Club
William Wiley
Middletown Junior Achievement
Wiley
Mollie Howland
Happye West
Helen Keating
B&pw
Cleveland
N. Main St
Howland
Carl Burgess
Sally Jackson
Thomas Davies
Phillip Carvitti
Leslie Canady
H. H. Har
Mrs. Peters Named Indiana Secretary of the Year
Mrs. Charles Peters former Rita Hampel of Franklin Street was chosen as the Indiana Division NSA Secretary of the Year for 1962 at Terre Haute the 10th annual meeting. She serves as secretary to Donald B. Forbes president of Creative Packaging Inc and is a certified professional secretary who passed a 12 hour exam covering six business areas in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
National Secretaries Association
Charles Peters
Rita Hampel
Middletown
Aloys Hampel
Franklin Street
Donald B. Forbes
Creative Packaging, Inc
Peters
NSA
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Marriage Licenses Issued to Gordon Harvey Pairings
Solomon Gordon 22 Armco employee 1628 Sycamore Street and Margaret Harvey 30 837 Ninth Avenue. Philip L Gordon 21 U S Army 1317 Manchester Avenue and Mary Elizabeth Woodward 21 1016 Columbia Avenue received marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Gordon
Armco
Sycamore St
Margaret Harvey
Ninth Ave
Philip L. Gordon
U. S. Army
Manchester Ave
Mary Elizabeth Woodward
Columbia Ave
Bride Elect Honored in Crawford Street Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Marian Gregory bride elect of James A Bugitzedes was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Irene Bugitzedes on Crawford Street. Out of town guests included Mrs Tim Stephens and Mrs Gus Lazares. Assisting hostesses and prizes are noted. marriage vows set for May 19 in Aliquippa Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Gregory
James A. Bugitzedes
Irene Bugitzedes
Crawford Street
Tim Stephens
Dayton
Gus Lazares
Hamilton
Mary Brown
Georgia Comminos
Martha Revelos
Mary Lou Revelos
Kiki Demetriou
Tha
George Revelos
Zikus
Brown
Kucer
Lazares Miss Gregory
James Gregory
Aliquippa
Bugitzedes
George Bugitzedes
Bible instructs us thoroughly program at Calvary Baptists
In a Mary Frances Gould Circle session at Calvary Baptist Church Mrs Don ald Long led a program on The Bible Instructs Us Thoroughly with assistants Mrs Millard Stamper Mrs Herbert Johnson Mrs Jack Hughen Mrs Denver Susong Mrs Arthur Kimberlin and Mrs Frisby. Mrs Kimberlin directed the session and Mrs William Groves hosted at Helton Road. A second circle met with participants Mrs Paul Sallee Mrs Jesse Thompson Mrs Carl Kash and Miss Ethel Whiteman. Tray cards will be given to Middletown Hospital patients and Butler County Juvenile Detention Center youths on Eastern Sunday. A social hour followed. Ladies Bible Class Clayton Street Church of God met in the church annex with new member Mrs Lonnie Whitman welcomed amid a surprise handkerchief shower. Mrs Childers spoke on the scripture reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Long
Mary Frances Gould
Calvary Baptis Church
Thomas
Frisby
William Groves
Helton Road
Mary Neal Morgan
Calvary ‘Baptist Church
Paul Sallee
Jesse Thompson
Carl Kash
Ethel Whiteman
Middletown Hospital
Butler County
Hamilton
Clayton Street Church of God
Arthur Burton
Bishop Childers
Willie Wright
Lonnie Whitman
Childers
Lodge meeting notes from Vio la Rebekah Lodge
Twenty three members attended a Monday meeting at Odd Fellows Hall hosted by Mrs. Jess Monroe and Mrs. Lillie Steed. District deputy president Mrs. W C Carey discussed the Rebekah Assembly set for April 23 in Dayton. Readings included The Legend of the Dogwood Tree by Mrs Elmer Triplett The Easter Story by Mrs Ralph Roberson and The Legend of the Larkspur by Mrs Harold Flatter. Team practice was planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Jess Monroe
Lillie. Steed
W. C. Carey
Blanchester
Rebekah
Dayton
Elmer Triplett
Ralph Roberson
Harold Flatter
White Ribbon Recruit Program Set By WCTU
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans its annual White Ribbon Recruit Program on May 17 at 1 30 p.m. at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mrs. C H Armitage presided as president. The meeting also covered a Crawford Street Church of God work day report and plans for a Butler County WCTU workshop April 24 at the YWCA in Hamilton. Mrs. G H Davis reviewed a study book chapter and Mrs. William Beard sang. Mrs. Mary Wells also appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. H. Armitage
WCTU
Crawford Street Church of
C. E. Glover
Butler County
YWCA
Hamilton
G. H. Davis
William Beard
Mary Wells
Numerous Middletown Homemakers Circle Officers Elected
The article details elections and installations across several Homemakers circles in Middletown and Trenton. New presidents include Mrs. Frank Menschick and Mrs. Thomas Willhoff, with officers named as vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. meetings featured program acts by Dr Jack Harris and Richard Keller and cancer society sponsorships. upcoming events include district federation meetings tours and banquets with dates May 17 May 21 and May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Circle One
Malcolm Herrington
Frank Menschick
John Paschal
E. L. Combs
Edward Mynhier
Jack Harris
Richard Keller
Middletown - Butler County
American Cancer Society, Inc
Vital Statistics and Homemakers Activities of the Area
births and admissions list a Germantown family welcoming a boy and Trenton a girl today. local civic groups report May 17 banquet at Midway Lodge in Miamisburg, a punch party, and several circle meetings with officer elections and fashion previews for Easter parade.
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Gardening
Dorothy Biddle
Walter Adams Johnson
Johnsons
Pleasantville
N. Y
Woman's National Farm and Garden Association
Selfservice
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Vail
Strand Bldg
Domina
Nyphen
Mr. Wiley
Rison
Marie Augspurger
Wallace Reed
John Schaffer
National Security Committee
Mrs. Peters
Peary
CIA
V-M
Aueic
S. Main
Thomas Willhoff
Homemakers’ Circle 12
John Rosenberger
Fisher Avenue
Robert Dawson
Dan Scott
Jerrold Rooker
Lawrence F. Kibler
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Girls’ Club
Middletown Cancer Society
Butler County Mental Hygiene Clinic
Armco East Works
Thomas Watson
High-iview Road
Mothers’ Circle
Mothers’ Study League
Watson
Charles West
Leonard Hamm
William S. Helton
Thomas Sander
B. D. Morigen
William Wilch
Trenton
Mothers’ Club
Ray Leis
Joseph Graham
Thomas Gorman
Clifford;Schenck
Harry Stretcher
William Howell
Trenton Friendly Mothers Club
Howell
Verlin Haynes
Leonard Hausman
Calvin Woodrey
Wibur Roberson
Donald Derickson
John Robinson
Modern Mothers’ Circle
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
Elliott Perkins
Walter Coddington
Henry Yount
Melzo Gaw
Harrold Figley
William Herbert
Ellis Fullwiler
Cristonians
Cg&e
Fullwiler
Harold Koerber
Mel Bishop
Lawrence Hackett
Don Bu‘verard
Delta Chapter
Wallace Stacey
West Middletown
Rt. 1
Forrest Liepold
Arthur Hobson
Gene
Mendenhall
Robert Jeffries
Richard Ranes
R. J. Hatdier
Starey
Circle Five
G. Mead Grady
Sleebig ‘Road
Joseph Swete
William Kisler
Marshal
Harold Morris
Germantown Rt. 1
William Sheley
Pamela Davidson
John H. Davidson
Curtis St
Terry Lynn Malott
Homemakers Circle Seven
Robert McConnell
10Th, Avenue
Franklin Kresheck
Clifford van Gilder
George Todd
Raymond Pettebaum
Midway Lodge
Kresheck
David Robbins
Jack Abner
Robert Bellamy
Henry Shoemaker
Josephine, Miller
Darrell W. Malott
Germantown
Fred P. Collins
Frank
Lin
Mary Waites
Thomas Martin
Girard
Astor Patrick
Lafayette Ave
Lois Hall of
Woodlawn
William Reuter
South Ave
Samuel A. Bell
Erie Ave
Walter Combs
Riverview St
James R. Parker
Jean Nock
Franklin
James Gill
John D. Gill
Baltimore St
Caroline Mittenholzer
Barnitz Ave
Burnett Noble
Claudia Merchant
Syelamore St
Arthur J. Diver
Hampton Place
George Moore
Plymouth Ave
Harry Berry
Fiesta Way
Walter Gray
Spencer Lane
Albert Caron
John Farkas
Wicoff St
Carl Frye
West Mid
Dletown
Thelma Helsinger
Sutphin St
Richard Helton
Carlisle
Samuel Jackson
Jack Keller
Elwood St
Merle Lathey
Monroe
Shirley Montgomery
Roosevelt Ave
Thomas McDonald
Carolina St
William McNabb
Richard Reed
First Ave
Chester Rose
Woodlawn Ave
Robert Sebastian of
Jewell St
Edna Sierra
Walter Stamper
Pershing Ave
Elwin Tomilson
Spencer J Lane
Mers
Srorrine
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