Visitor States Views On African Problems
Mrs. C. M. Kruger of Pretoria South Africa a layman diplomat shares view that Europeans long settled in Africa are better positioned to solve African problems than outsiders who only visited. She and her husband Dr Kruger stay with the Wikoffs and plan further travels to Holland Germany Italy and other European nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Kruger
Dr. Kruger
Pretoria
South Africa
Middletown
Howard Wikoffs
Armco Steel Corp
Journal
Barr
Africa
Dr Kruger
Howard Wikoff
Milton Road
Krjger
Keugers Cancestry
Union of South Africa
Kruger
ISCOR
South African Iron & Steii
Jwe
Iron & Steel Com
Armco Steel Ikept
Wikoffs
Krugers
Marietse
Johan
Rig
Mra
Tokyo
Far East
Holland
Germany
Maly
Community Mothers Circle hosts new members and events
Mrs Horace Wueter joins Community Mothers Circle at the Mothers Study League meeting hosted by Mrs John Koder with Mrs Ray Craycraft assisting. Officers and banquet plans are set as the group discusses fundraisers and club activities across April. A spring fashion show and a Mothers Study League talk highlight the social and civic calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Wueter
Community Mothers’ Circle
Mother's Study League
John Koder
Ray Craycraft
Maurice Rohrkemper
MSL
Middletown Federation
Women's Clubs
Ms. Allen
Richard Webster
Mothers’ Study League
Robert Boyd
Lisa Lane
Roos
Var. Simpson
Heriman Lapa
Treasur- GE
Church groups plan meetings and projects across Ohio
Rosary Altar Society members from St. Marys to attend the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women Convention in Cincinnati. Other groups discussed Ohio Baptist Women’s House Party plans, migrant aid kits, Wesleyan Service Guild outreach, and officer elections at local churches with upcoming May luncheons and a covered-dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Rosary Altar Society
Gene Roberts
Louis Knezich
Gene Hom
Michael Rober
Pete Rudokas
Woman's Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Ohio Baptist Woman‘s House
Granville
Don Cross
Baptist Home and Center
Mary Thatcher
Middletown Council of Church Women
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
W.F. Stein Sr
Lydia Guild
Methodist Church
Epworth Hall
Cecil Wilson
Ifirst
Frances Dodds
Madeline Lawrence
Harold Altstaetter
Harold Goetz
Cora Kiger
Florence Everhart
Mrs Cade Hosts Bi-Weekly Duplicate Bridge Session
Mrs Philip Cade hosted yesterday afternoon at her Milton Roag home for the bi weekly Wednesday Duplicate Cin. A 48 average was achieved across three tables in play. First honors went to Mrs William Maxwell with 64, followed by Mrs Cate 57 and Mrs Donald Os borne 32. Others attending included M L Johnston, Mrs Tom Jones, Mrs John Wilks, Delbert Meyer, Mrs Don Van Ausdall, Mrs Vernon Jones, and Mrs Jey Weinstein. Gup included Mrs Paul Woodward or Mrs Ken Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Cade
Milton Roag
Pilar
William Maxwell
Cate
Donald Osborne
M.L. Johnston
Tom Jones
John Wilks
Delbert Meyer
Don van Ausdall
Vernon Jones
Jey Weinstein
Gup
Paul Woodward
Ken Thomas
U S Economic Policies Topic Discussed by League Units
Mrs. Howard Cromwell chaired League of Women Voters April unit meetings focusing on the support of U S economic policies for world development and a sound economy. Speakers stressed global interdependence and the role of private investment after public groundwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Howard Cromwell
League of Women Voters
Holiday House Garden Party by Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Delta Chi Sigma held a Garden Party at Holiday House with the theme Garden Party. Prize winners included Mrs. David Fleckinger Mrs. Edna Adrian Mrs. F. J. Moorman and Mrs. William McMahon. Each guest received a packet of flower seeds as a favor. Hostesses were four new members Mrs. Ralph Jackson Mrs. Dorothea Bigelow Miss Margaret Ashmore and Miss Betty Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Holiday House
David Fleckinger
Edna Adrian
F. J. Moorman
William McMahon
DCS
Ralph Jackson
Dorothea Bigelow
Margaret Ashmore
Betty Brown
Dance Planned By La Soiree at Sportsman Club
La Soiree members plan a June 3 informal dinner dance themed Sportsmans Hop. It starts 7:30 p.m. at the Sportsmans Club and features Marshall Reeds orchestra. Committee chairs include Mr and Mrs Stamp with co chairs Hobbs Mywhier Leichty Leichty Ziegler. Next meeting May 17 at the Leichty home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman's Hop
la Soiree
Charles Stamp
Inland Drive
Sportsman’s Club
Marshall Reed
Five Winners Named At Forest Hills Ladies Day Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Perry Grier Mrs. Henry Gremler Mrs. Edward Cockman Mrs. Hardy Anness and Mrs. Fritz Long won prizes at Forest Hills Country Club ladies day bridge luncheon held at the lodge on Manchester Road attended by 32 members and guests. Next luncheon is slated for May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Grier
Henry Gremler
Edward Cockman
Hardy Anness
Fritz Long
Forest Hills Country Club
Manchester Road
Richard L Head
A. Lee Bland
Gerald E. Miller
Next Bridge
Morning Groups Hold Ecumenical Mission Study Sessions
Five Presbyterian morning groups meet at First Presbyterian Church with eleven to twenty-three members across groups. Each session features host homes on Arlington Avenue Superior Avenue Marshall Road Sherman Avenue and West Middletown with leaders Mrs Ross Kramer Mrs J T Anderson Mrs Earl Brooks and Mrs F William Barnes presenting programs. Members donate baby shower gifts for a Knoxville College scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tewel
Arlington Avenue
Ross Kramer
Donald Euverard
Robert Marts
Wiliam Tanruther
Russell Wilde
Staunton, Ky
Delbert Meyer
Robert Ward
J. T. Anderson
Cecil Kindred
Superior Avenue
J. D. Latcher
Kevin Sisson
Earl Brooks
Sherman Avenue
G .F. Schueler
Fred Gerber
West Middletown
Dale Wiley
D. J. Denzer
Troutvines Named Chairs For Forest Hills Dances
Mr and Mrs Frank FE Troutvine have been named chairmen of five summer dances for Forest Hills Country Club members. Their appointment was announced by Mr and Mrs Robert Weatherby social activities chairmen. Dances are set for May 2 June 2 July 22 August 19 and September 16. Assistants will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FE. Troutvine
Forest ‘Hills Country Club
Robert Weatherby
Country Club
Delta Theta Tau Social Meeting Draws Thirty Attendees
Gamma chapter of Delta Theta Tau sorority hosted a dish dinner at Holiday House with thirty members. Themed "Great Lovers of All Time" games yielded prizes to seven members. Officers and helpers were thanked, and the next May 3 meeting was set for 7:30 pm at Doty House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Chapter
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Holiday House
Melvin Kelso
Warren A. White
Fred Storck
B. L. Dawson
Robert Balger
Ray Minter
Howard Smith
William Bach, Fairman
Comina Court 34 Amaranth to Meet Saturday Evening
Imperial Court 34 Order of the Amaranth plans a 7 p.m. gathering at the Commercial Building on S Main Street Muscat. A bowl of fresh fruit and nuts in the shell will be served as part of the dessert offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mperial Court
Order of the Amaranth
S. Main Street
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Irene Barr
Aeronca - Ettes
Leo Bertram
Betty J Jackson
de Miller
Jack Abner
Ralph Mali
Shela Hopper
Irving’s
Hardy
Lula Revelos
Pass
Wayre-Hursh
Evelyn” Viedt
Abner
Jack Stauder
Hursh
Ralph Irons
Highland Circle
Grand Avenue
Leon Wolfe
Louise Abigall
James Shakxerfor
Fae
Meseri
J. Radevos
Cancer Fund
Doty House
Arthur Mount
Simpson
Winfred Duff
James P. Lynd
Buller County
Hamilton
Robert Grimes
Glenmore Drive
Lyndh
C.W. Hughes
God
Thomas Strait
David Adams
Lawrence Long
Roger Hart
Dudley Inwood
Mrs. Cade
Society
Chardelle Weber
U.S
William Harrison
McGee Avenue
Jack Merritt
Millard Bechtel
Wallace Ford
Walter Mischley
Croydon Lane
Charles Terhune
William Bailey
Cromwell
Presbyterian
Women's Association
Group Nime
Tom Ortman
Marshall Road
Joe Swisher
Norman Diver
Calvin Grier
Homer Weikel
Kenneth Brevins
James Purvis
George Shafer
Mike Graney
Earl Klein
Hay Stigier J
Graney
Troutvines
Delta Theta Tau
Comina Events
SNO White Diaper Serv., Inc
Pence’s Market
TYTUS
Decker
Folger's
Borden
White Villa
Blue Lake
Honey Grove
Grennan Angel Food
Morton
California
Mae
Frozen Food Department
the Liberty
Liberty
Central Ave
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