Middletown Women Attending National LWV Conclave
Three Middletown women attend the 26th national convention of the League of Women Voters in Pittsburgh. Delegates include Mrs. Cal Grier, Mrs. Richard Brandenburg, and Mrs. Howard Cromwell, with W. Willard Wirtz slated to speak on citizens’ role in government. A “Women in Politics” exhibit is on view, and the slate of officers for 1964-66 will be unveiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters of United States
Pittsburgh
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
National convention selects study program and elects officers
The convention will choose a 1964 66 national program of study and action and elect new national officers and directors. Mrs. Robert J. Phillips of St Charles Illinois, national president since 1958, opened the conclave at 1 30 p m with Room for More in 64. Barbara Ward, author, will be honored guest and speaker Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Phillips
St. Charles
Ill
League
Barbara Ward
Wed
Chi Omega Alums Social At Brown's Run Country Club
Chi Omega alumnae gathered at Brown's Run Country Club for a bridge luncheon. Prizes went to Mrs. A. R. Maupin Mrs. William Dechant Mrs. Larry J. Dwiggins and Miss Eben Easton. Officers named for next meeting. Panhellenic Council president announced a June 14 Panhellenic Tea. Attendees included Mrs. Heckard Hartman McCabe Miller and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Run Country Club
Chi Omega Social Fraternity
A. R. Maupin
William Dechant
Larry J. Dwiggins
Eben Easton
C. E. Chandler
William Andrews
Gerald Miller
Russell Smith
Beets Turned Into Quick Relish For Beef
Use leftover canned beets chopped finely with drained bottled horseradish lemon juice and sugar to make a small relish. Mix well and serve in a neat container or a small lettuce cup for a tasty beef accompaniment.
Symphony Season Ends With Varied Middletown Program
The Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra conducted by Valda Wilkerson closed its season with a concert at Middletown High School Auditorium. Soloist Phyllis Davidson and Anne Swisher joined the Middletown High School Chorus and narrators in a varied program featuring Kabalevsky Colas Breugnen Overture, Mozart aria What Is This Feeling, and Delius La Calinda from Koanga. Davidson earned praise for her Figaro aria, while La Calinda showcased rich melody though the orchestra lacked strings at a key moment, ending with a touching French horn solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lachenaur
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
Valda Wilkerson
Middletown High School
Phyllis Davidson
Anne Swisher
Dimitri Kabalevsky
Miss Davidson
Speaker Named For B P W Club Dinner
Carl D. Kessler of Dayton judge of Montgomery County Common Pleas Court will address Middle town Business and Professional Women's Club at the Girls' Club tomorrow night on Partnership With Youth. He has served since 1960 as judge and was previously municipal court judge in Dayton. He is active in several civic groups including Boy Scouts and National Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Kessler
Dayton
Common Pleas
Montgomery County
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club
Kessler
Municipal Court of
Ohio
Ohio State University Law School
Army Air Force
National Foundation
Boy Scouts of America
Serenity Foundation
Prisoners Aid Society
Lemon-Monroe High Choir Plans Evening Event
The Lemon Monroe High School Choir under Paul Bell will perform as part of the evening program. Dinner starts at 6 15 p m. Miss Happye West chairs the arrangements with Miss Agnes Wilson and Miss Cora assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon-Monroe High School
Paul Bell
Happye West
Agnes Wilson
Cora
Hospital Party For Longview State Hospital Patients
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church hosted a Saturday luncheon for 225 Longview State Hospital patients. The senior Bible Class and Longview Social Service League organized the event now in its eighth year for the church and sixteenth year of league sponsorship. Music was provided by Mrs. William Jolliff Norris Walters James Trimble and Miss Mary Branan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Longview State Hospital
Longview Social Service League
Helen Whiteted
Russell Deardoff
Carrie Druley
Carrie Dealy
Marie Waites
Fred Helsinger
League
Lee Pohlable
Blue Ball Presbyterian
William Jolliff
Norris Walters
James Trimble
Mary Branan
Bride-To-Be Judi Allen Feted by Local Friends
A pre nuptial party honored Judi Allen, bride elect of David Meeker, at the home of Mrs. James Chappell on Hathaway Drive Franklin. Pink parasol decor and a bridal garland accompanied gifts while numerous local and out of town guests attended. The couple plans to marry May 2 at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chappell
Byron Hackney
Robert Turvey
Richard Keller
Wayne Moore
Lawrence Lenhart
Norman Osborns
Judi Allen
David Meeker
Chappell
Hathaway Drive
Franklin
Vera Mullins
O. N. Moon
Clarence Williams
Martis and
Marsha
Elwood Carr
Mary Fisher
Richard Yauch
Kathy
Tito de Muro
Larry Wardlow
Frank Shinn
William van Guelpen
Charles Read
Frank Lengyel
Robert Oglesby
Arthur Dout
Everett Millard
Dwight Meehan
First Presbyterian Church
Ann Swisher Performs Vivaldi Cello Sonata with Dallapiccola Orchestration
Cellist Ann Swisher presented Antonio Vivaldi Sonata No. 3 for Cello adapted for a modern orchestra by Luigi Dallapiccola. The ensemble was colorful yet unobtrusive. Fourth movement featured woodwinds evoking medieval instruments while some intonation issues arose but did not spoil the slow movements. The allegros lacked typical Baroque dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Swisher
Antonio Vivaldi
J. §. Bach
Luigi Dallapiccola
Dallapiccola
Miss Swisher
Vivaldi
Middletown concert features vocal and instrumental highlights
After intermission a varied program included readings of The White Cliffs by Alice Duer Miller and musical interludes by Mrs Nicholson and the orchestra. Highlights included Weber Invitation to the Waltz Elgar Pomp and Circumstance Knightsbridge Coates Bach Air, with solo violin by Max Rabinovitsj, plus choral numbers by the Middletown High School Chorus. Vital Stats report several births and a long hospital list follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Nicholson
John Whitlock
William Rathman
C. E. Wintringham
Robert Cordray
White Cliffs
Alice Duer Miller
Nicholson
von Weber
Edward Elgar
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Louis McAllay
Eastern Star Chapter Meeting At Commercial Building
Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 Eastern Star meets tomorrow at 7 30 pm at the Commercial Building on N Main Street. Worthy matron leads the session with candidate institution and a post meeting auction. WCTU gathering at 1 30 pm at First EUB Church plans a visit to the new Youth Center on Curtis Street and Girard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Morningstar
Order of the Eastern Star
N Main Street
Curtis Street
Girard Avenue
Coteen Cotillion Sets Spring Dance at Manchester Inn
Coteen Cotillion plans a spring dance this Saturday at the Manchester Motor Inn with music by Andy Moder's Orchestra from 8 to 11 p.m. The event will feature prince and princess selections among members, with Mark Arnold John Paese and Mark McConaughy as prize candidates and Jenny Cox Beth Mayer and Amy Kuh as queen candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coteen Cotillion
Manchester Motor Inn
Andy Moder
Mark Arnold
John Paese
Mark McConaughy
Circle Meetings At First Methodist Church Share Talks and Plans
Seventeen members attended In The Churches Circle One First Methodist Church meeting at Mrs Bill K Parnell s home on Marshall Road. A program Readjustment to Life was presented by Mrs Robert Moschelle and a discussion on Woman s Society service areas followed based on Literature Headquarters pamphlets. May is circle work month. Circle Four gathered at Mrs William Harrison s home for a Read more at May 6 WSCS Breakfast plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill K. Parnell
Marshall Road
Charles Johnson
A. E. Cockman
Florence Street
Circle Two
First Methodist Church
Howard Hiteshue
Woman's Society
The
Methodist Church
Robert Moschelle
Circle Four
McGee Avenue
William Harrison
Charles McDowell
Mothers’ Study League
Dennis Pontin
Robert Beam
Kenwood Drive
Circle Nine
Earl Mendenhall
Everett Sanderson
Millard Bechtel
Roy Deardorf
Charlies L. Allen
Circle Six
WSCS
Fellowship Hall
Geraldine Himburg
Carrie Himburg
Herbert Rasor
Jonn Rupp
Circle Five Hosts Mrs Reid Kenyos Lecture on Holy Land
Mrs Reid Kenyos gave an illustrated talk on "A Visit To the Holy Land" to Circle Five at the First home of Mrs Stanley Reed on Milton Court. She described travels through Lebanon Syria Jordan and Israel with vivid detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Five
First Methodist Church
Stanley Reed
Milton Court
Roy Benning
Paul Wikoff
Reid Kenyos
Holy Land
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Isreal
Circle Seven Hosts Prayer Meeting at Linden Avenue Home
Mrs. R. H. Snyder hosted Circle Seven of First Methodist Church at her Linden Avenue residence with co hosts Mrs. Elmo Lingrel and Mrs. Henry Price. Mrs. David Young presented a paper titled All Things Are Possible Through Prayer and Mrs. Jack Byrum offered several readings on prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Snyder
Linden Avenue
Circle Seven
First Methodist Church
Elmo Lingrel
Henry Price
David Young
Jack Byrum
Fine Bridge Game Played By Women
In the national women's team four championship at Syracuse, Mrs. Phyllis Gardner of Brooklyn played South and reached four hearts. The opening lead was the king of diamonds, and a sequence of precise plays produced eleven tricks for both Gardner and Mrs. Solomon of Philadelphia, ending in a tied deal.
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Syracuse
Phyllis Gardner
Brooklyn
West
Peggy Solomon
Philadelphia
Gracious Grandmothers Meet at Girls Club
Chub will host a Wednesday gathering at 1 pm at the Girls' Club. Mrs. Harvey Augspurger of Yale Street Chautauqua will serve as hostess. The Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John plan a covered dish dinner at 3 pm tomorrow in St. James Church basement with a business meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chub
Harvey Augspurger
Yale Street
Chautauqua
Knights of St. John
St ‘S Church
Mrs Nelle Fulmer Returns From Florida Vacation
Mrs Nelle Fulmer of Erie Avenue has returned from a month in Florida. She visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Miller in Bradenton and her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Lar en Gustin in Sarasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Fulmer
Erie Avenue
Florida
Donald Miller
Bradenton
Laren Gustin
Sarasota
Marinating Lobster and Shrimp with Tomatoes and Pineapple
Readers are advised to marinate chunks of cooked lobster in French dressing and alternate on skewers with cherry tomatoes. Shrimp and fresh pineapple form an excellent combination for a similar elegant hors d oeuvre.
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BY Chardelle Weber
Middletown
Robert J. Stuart
Spokane
Wash
Chi Omega
Ian
B&pw Club
Carl Kessler
Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Maurice E
Trenton
Janitrol Select Dealer
Ronald Montgomery
Park St
Gary Perry
Sterling Drive
Arthur Wasson
Curtis St
Charles Kelley
Richard Boggs
Third St
Marcus Guy Jr
Young St
Howard Tindall
Timbertrail
Stephen Bray
Lucas Buchanan
Omer Fugate
Charles Mathis
Middleton - Eaton Road
Frank Cass
Mohawk
Jacob Chamberlain
Woodlawn Ave
Johnnie Lawson
Rufus
Kenneth DeBord
Paul E. DeBord
Red Bud
Arthur Sticklen
Leichty St
Danny Short
Bersice Drive
Robert Staples
Roscoe Anthony
Wicolf St
Lee Roy Taylor
Carl Roberts
Dixie Cramer
Young
Wiley Shockley
Carlisle
Louis Snell
Gideon Road
C. D. Craft
Clayton Ave
William Nixon
Kunz Ave
Paul Adams
Smith St
Josephine Haker
Forest Ave
Adda Cooke
Henry Marshall
Joseph Farmer
West Alexandria
Buell Reed
Carson Road
Johnie Watson
Garfield
Troy Calhoun
South Ave
Gregory Thier
Richardson Drive
Bruce Lawson of
Somer
Ville
Edd Wilburn
Baltimore St
Elmos Johnson
Grove St
James CC. Mynhier
Manchester Road
Dudley
Edward Back
Leamon Leger
Goldman Ave
Low Donathan
Jack Snowden
Ernie Collier
David Cridlebaugh
Somerville Road
Wiley Perkins
Lynn Road
Terry Oliver
Glenn Oliver
Celia Schneider
Hampton Place
Walter Sinks Sr
Englewood
Elwood Keller
Curryer Road
Glenmore Curtis
Queen Ave
George Letts
Creekview Drive
Willard Stark
Waynesville
John Kinder
Eighth Ave
Linda Evans
Armco Drive
Albert Reed
Troy
Rosella Bailey
S. Main
Gene Lundy
Central Ave
David Brooks
Highland Ave
Rhonda Palmer
Herbert Palmer
Highview Road
Charles Maze
Paul Huffman
Germantown
Ronald Clay
Claude Ingram
Raymond Drive
Edward Deaton
Garfield St
Andrew Anderson
James Anderson
Inland Drive
Fred Denniston
Lylburn Road
Sanford Henderson
Robert Caldwell
Lowell
Michelle Sebastian
James Sebastian
Buford Duff
Tytus
Annie Burgess
18Th Ave
Edward Markland
Carolina
Jack McClanahan
Fexcello
Buchanan
Jack Kuhlman
Rosedale Road
Roy FE. Hayes
Carl Hounshell
Frankin
James Tunnel
Ronald Conley
Dorothy Lane
Paul Strain
Bernice Fitzwater
Man
Donald Christmann
Girard St
Dan Humphreys
A Dan S. Humphreys
Frank
Frank Kruzie
Brentwood
Donna Yoho
George Yoho
Shartle St
Kenneth L. Hackler
Joseph Shie
Clifford Crawford
Mrs. Joseph Minor
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Eub
Mrs
Harold Knepshield Arold
Chris
Robert Brinkmeyer
J. P. Jaques
Circle Eight
David Horn
Glen Lane
Arthur Knapp
Gordon H. Faries
Donald Kjerland
Mrs. Lee Chamberlain
North
King of Diamonds
Baldwin
Security
Strassburger
Duo-Dellay
DuPont Chemicals
Strassberger
Clarence Strassberger
North Vine St
West Middletown, Ohio
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