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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1973
Page
12
Fashion notes belt usage to unify separates into cohesive outfits. Designer Morris Moscowitz highlights belts as the key to tying colors and fabrics, offering a rainbow range of leathers, big buckles, snakes, chains and turquoise gold trim. The Indian look with turquoise accents is a summer favorite. Belts elevate even simple shirt dresses.
Members of the Middletown Area Federation of Women's Clubs will elect three officers at a dinner April 26 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. The covered-dish meal starts 6 30 p m and ballots list president first vice president and recording secretary. Proceeds from the December Charity Ball will be announced and 1973 ball officials introduced. Music by Kim Glossip Middletown Symphony audition winner. Reservations through federation delegates or Mrs William Jolly 4236644 by April 23.
Miss Mary Hopkins was named president for the coming year at a recent club meeting in the Olde Towne recreation room. Other officers include Mrs. George B. Letts as vice president and program chairman, Mrs. Robert Ehresman secretary, and Mrs. Richard Gray treasurer.
Joan Williams 20 of Dayton promotes public relations for Glamour Modeling Agency. She, as one of five Robin Hoodettes, will host Barnitz Bank’s Breiel Boulevard grand opening pushing ecology and handing out pine seedlings litter bags and coloring books for children.
Officers for the coming year to be elected Wednesday May 2 with voting from 7 to 8 p m. Nominees include Mrs Mary Wootan and Mrs Hazel Anderson for recorder, Mrs Opal Stafford and Mrs Jean Hatten for treasurer, Mrs Hilda Cox Miss Flossie McLean and Mrs Eileen Mann for chaplain, Mrs Genevia Ritchie, Mrs Ruby Blair and Mrs Juanita Cochran for junior regent, and Miss Betty Easter for senior regent.
Mrs. Carolyn Griffiths of Monroe will teach an eight week childbirth course at Lemon Monroe High School from April 26 to June 14. Classes meet Thursdays 8 to 10 p.m. in Room 115. The $15 course covers pregnancy anatomy labor breathing nutrition infant care and a hospital tour. Call Griffiths at 539-8909 or Miller at 423-0114 for details.
The Mothers Study League sets April 24 as reservation deadline for its Spring Banquet, with event to be hosted May 1 at 6 30 p m at Mt Olivet Presbyterian Church in Trenton. Reports on Doty House and Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children will be presented alongside annual summaries. Music by Edgewood High School Choral Group directed by Kathy Bruns. Hostesses include Clad Kennedy Marlyn Hackney Douglas Gillen Elliot Perkins Arnold Green and Dale Baker from league circles.
Mr and Mrs David Higbee won the open section at the Miami University Duplicate Bridge Club session held at Verity Lodge. Ben Goodman and Bill Kash and Mrs P S Cade and Mrs Russell Anness followed in the top three. In the novice division, Mrs John Houser and Mrs Frances Saylor took first with Miss Alice Reginbegin and Miss Calista Van Horn second and Mrs Paul Smith and Miss Connie Sohagen third. A regular open pairs game and a team game are planned for next Thursday at the lodge. team entrants should register with Paul Smith at 424-0617.
The hydrangea requires daily watering and prefers direct light for best growth. The Society of American Florists notes that a cool night helps extend the plant’s life.
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