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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1951
Page
5
Miss Mary Kay Thieman of Maryetta Street returned home yesterday after a two week vacation at Miami Beach Iowa. She stayed at the Netherland Hotel during her trip.
In The Clubs Circle of the W.S.C.S. a meeting at the church social rooms featured Mrs. Ralph Mull discussing A Christian's Vocation. Devotions were led by Mrs. Wilbur Crout. Hostesses were Mrs. R. B. Hannah Mrs. D. L. Stark and Mrs. Walter Stamp with the next gathering at Mrs. Ray Russell's home. Assistants included Mrs. George A. Shepherd Mrs. Jerome Jarrett and Mrs. R. E. Mock.
Circle Two of the W. S. C. S. met at Mrs. Don Van Ausdall's Stanley Street home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. M Thomas attended as a guest. Mrs. Bertha Bramble led devotions using Arthur J. Moore's article "Methodism in a Bewildered Country." Mrs. C. Cook spoke on Moslem women, their customs and beliefs, stressing that mis-
Members of Circle Four of the W S C S met at the Girls Club with hostesses Mrs Gordon Faries Mrs J N In wood Mrs A G Gibson and Miss Mildred Long. Mrs Clair Tieman led the program and Mrs Earl Stege miller conducted the devotional using the Basque Shepherd and the Shepherd Song.
Circle Seven of the W S C S gathered yesterday at Mrs. Roy Sipple's Highview Road home with one guest Mrs. J J Canfield. The meeting opened with prayer and devotionals on the 2nd Psalm. A book review of Near East Panorama by Dr. Gloria Wismer was provided by Mrs. H J Canfield, assisted by Mrs. Emmett Sherron and Mrs. J R Hensey. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sipple and helpers. Next meeting is May 1 as a covered dish dinner at the church.
Circle Eight of the W W C S met at the church yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Wigginton as hostess. Assisting were Mrs. Walter Sheffer, Mrs. Charles Deiss, Mrs. W J Griffith, and Mrs. John Bendure. Devotions by Mrs. R E Hockman. Mrs. William Long led the program on A Lesson in Symbols. Refreshments and a social hour followed. Next meeting at Mrs. J J Canfield 2909 Orlando Ave. Two guests attended.
The Central School Kindergarten Mothers met this week with Mrs. Harry Davies presiding. Reports highlighted classroom improvements funded by the year such as doll corner furniture screens and a record player with records. A Spring Tea was enjoyed with Mrs. Thomas Giles in charge and a pre close of year picnic is planned.
Ramblers' Club met at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Learey on Thursday evening. Mrs. E. T. Storer discussed the Early Ohio Pioneer John Clive Symmes, and Ralph Knight spoke on The Making of Public Opinion. New officers named for the coming year include Edward Jones as president and Mrs. Ross Hill as vice president. The club year ends with a banquet at Blair's Restaurant on May 17.
The Harmony Mothers Circle of the Mothers Study League met Thursday evening at Mrs. John Banzhaf’s Lincoln Street home. Mrs. Norbert Werner reported on the Advisory Board meeting and new officers were elected.
Rehearsal event for Miss Joan Elaine Meeker and Byron Hackney hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Turvey at South Broad Street. Guests included Rev Kenneth Learey and many local residents as floral decorations graced the home. The couple plan vows at First Methodist Church at seven thirty this evening with Rev Learey officiating.
A candlelight ceremony at the First EUB Church united Marie Donathan and Charles Sullivan in marriage on April 12 at 7 30 p m The couple resides at 1633 Smith Ave He is a student at Western Kentucky State Teachers College majoring in physical education The bride is the daughter of Mrs Margaret Hunley Hamilton Ohio and wore pale rose on her wedding day The groom's best man was Louis Capella and the matron of honor was Mrs Louis Capella
The Women of Wildwood Golf Club host a Tee-Off Luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. New members are invited. Reservations needed by noon Monday by contacting Mrs. Myron Sanderson or Mrs. Gordon Nein.
Included Mrs. Werner president, Mrs. C. William Thompson vice president, Mrs. Eli Komnenovich secretary, Mrs. Albert Post treasurer, and Mrs. Roy Stoutenborough and Mrs. Max Wise advisory board. After cards and luncheon, the next meeting is at Mrs. John Kiley on Grand Ave May 10.
The Spring party of the Community Mothers Circle at the Colony Restaurant featured gaily decorated tables, spring flower favors, and dish gardens as centerpieces later awarded as prizes. Mrs. Robert Evans was reelected president with officers including Mrs. Harry Phillips, vice president, Mrs. Bud Hinkle, treasurer, and Mrs. Sam Tutt, secretary. Prizes went to Mrs. O P Adams, Mrs. Evans, and Mrs. Donald Duterly. Members managed party arrangements. A menu tip about varying flavors contrasted courses with a tomato juice starter and a tomato-based sauce main dish.
A radio schedule lists 71:00 Midwestern Hayride, 1:90 People Are Funny, 6:00 Eddie Arnold, 8:30 Man Called X, and Vesper Hour. Other entries include Jerry Gray Show, Preston Sellers, Starches, Land's Best Bands, Dr. Richards Show, Ming Parade, Serenade, Wayte Hoyt Jamboree with guest stars and parade themes.
County Commissioners press state authorities to finish the lake or reimburse Butler County for 16,000 spent on elevating Reily Road. Commissioner Augspurger and Art Reiff say they remain hopeful despite state officials deeming the lake infeasible and estimating 200,000 needed to complete. An earlier reimbursement request was rejected. Some giant tank ships can carry up to 10,000,000 gallons.
Hollywood makeup expert Del Armstrong says heavy eyebrows are the season’s fad used by Lana Turner, Eleanor Parker and Jennifer Jones as personal exterior decorators on set. Mentions Greer Garson, Joan Leslie, Gloria Swanson and Mae West among others in fashion and contract rumors.
A 1961 King Features puzzle describes a daily fortune game. Count letters in your name, adjust by rules to form a key number, then scan the rectangle left to right to read a hidden message from the checked letters.
Jerome Burns 38, known as Jerry, a former Hamilton Pro Auto driver, is reported as the victim in a local fatal incident. The case involves investigations by Hamilton police and reflects on Burns prior racing career.
Police responded to a Central Ave cafe where a civilian and a sailor fought over the Korean War. The men then shook hands and the civilian took a taxi home.
A Hamilton Elks Country Club golf professional was fatally injured in a traffic crash in Bond Hill Cincinnati on Friday. Burns who once served as pro at the Elks Club ten years ago died at General Hospital Cincinnati about four hours after the accident and a...
A truck collision left two others with minor injuries while the victim sustained a skull fracture a crushed chest and a compound fracture of the left arm. The death marks the 41st traffic fatality in Hamilton County this year.
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