Episcopal Women to Attend Southern Ohio Meeting
Six women from the Church of the Ascension will attend the 85th annual Episcopal Church Women meeting for the Diocese of Southern Ohio April 25 and 26 at the Church of the Redeemer in Hyde Park. Delegates include Mrs. Charles F. Stutenroth Mrs. Dean Kohlhepp Mrs. Robert Hagan Mrs. William Apple Ms. Stephen Bray and Mrs. James South. The theme is Christian Education with Bishop Roger Blanchard and other leaders featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Ascension
Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of
Southern Ohio
Church of the Redeemer
Hyde Park
Charles FE. Stutenroth
Dean Kohihepp
Robert Hagan
William ©. Apple
Stephen Bray
James South
Harold D. Neill
Middletown
Southern
Ohio
Roger Blanchard
Robert Vance
United Church Women
Maxine Thornton
Children’s Division
National Department of Christian Education
Harry Dewire
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
DAC Members Entertained At Luncheon
Members of the St. Richard Stockton chapter Daughters of the American Colonists were hosted at a luncheon yesterday at Mrs. John Molloy’s residence on Hamilton Lebanon Road. Organizing regent Mrs. V C Thompson directed a business session inviting members to attend a Wilmington chapter DAC luncheon. A Maryland colonial times sketch by Mrs. J P Johnston was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Richard Stockton
John Molloy
Hamilton-Lebanon Road
V.C. Thompson
Wilmington
DAC
Maryland
J. P Johnston
Piano Playing Auditions Slated April 24 25 At Girls Club
Middletown chapter of the National Piano Guild conducts auditions Monday and Tuesday at the Girls Club with Mrs. E C Hughes as chairman. Guest adjudicator is Mrs. Mary Russell of Lycoming College Williamsport Pa. The event attracts piano students of all ages and aims toward the Guilds Biennial Piano Recording Festival with up to 200 judges and $20 000 in awards. Local teachers in the Guild include Mrs Delpha Laycock Miss Wilhelmina McLane Mrs E L Phillips Mrs Andrew Szabo Mrs V C Thompson Mrs Homer Weikel and Mrs C J Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
National Piano Guild
Girls’ Club
E. C. Hughes
Mary Russell
Lycoming College
Williamsport
Susquehanna University Conservatory of Music
Pennsylvania State University
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Sigma Alpha Iota
Delta Kappa Gamma
Board of Directors of
Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association
Williamsport Music Club
National Federation of Music Clubs
American Guild of Organists
Williamsport Civic Choir
Civic Orchestra
Russell
Val
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Delpha Laycock
Wilhelmina McLane
E. L. Phillips
Andrew Szabo
V. C. Thompson
Homer Weikel
Ic. J. Hughes
Methodist May Breakfast Headed By Mrs Wakefield
The Fifth annual May Breakfast at First Methodist Church Middletown runs May 3 from 6 30 to 11 30 a m in Fellowship and Epworth Halls with fresh spring flowers and a flower cart as decor. Proceeds benefit WSCS missionary work and chapel redecoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wakefield
First Methodist Church
Middletown
Fellowship Hall
Epworth Hall
Raymond Young
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Thomas Wakefield
Leonard Rothe
Dudley Inwood
J.E. Bechtel
Seventh Ave
Carrie Jackson
Charles Morgan
William Long
Bob Evans
Charles Palmer
Jack Byrum
Donald Cryer
Sol Schneider
WSCS
Piano Recital Arranged by Mrs Hughes at Girls Club
Mrs C J Hughes presents a piano recital by her pupils at the Girls Club tomorrow night featuring solos and duets from Mozart Beethoven Chopin Tehaikowsky and other composers. Performers include Elaine Dannis Dianne Easton Jamie Dannis Caro lyn Hughes David Hughes Billy cis Gene Weber Gordon Hughes Sharon Trinkle Susan Evans Ellen Cain Jonathan Baltzell Gib by Sloan Carol Swisher Debbie Letts Susan nage George Hutchinson Sheila Vice Betty Ann Storer Anne Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hughes
Mozart
Beethoven
Chopin
Tehaikowsky
Elaine Dannis
Dianne Easton
Jamie Dannis
Carolyn
David Hughes
Billy Cis
Gene Weber
Gordon Hughes
Sharon Trinkle
Susan Evans
Ellen Cain
Jonathan Baltzell
Gibby Sloan
Carol Swisher
Debbie, Let
War Mothers Attend Luncheon and Honorary Appointments
Thirty Middletown American War Mothers gathered for a covered-dish luncheon at the American Legion. Mrs Frank Chapman reported delivering reading materials to the Dayton Veterans Center while Mrs Bolton noted donations to the Social Service emergency fund. Mrs Fakes and Mrs Smith will attend the Mother's Day observance at Arlington Cemetery in Washington D C. Mrs Stamper was appointed corresponding secretary to replace Mrs Peck who resigned due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American War Mothers
American Legion
Frank Chapman
Dayton Veteran's Center Vays
Dayton Hospital
Charles
Bolton
Social Service Emergency Fund
Charles Fakes
Roy Smith
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Marvin Stamper
Lida Peck
Musical Program Highlights Club Meeting
Mrs. Harold C. Rothermel entertained FTTF Club members with a folk song and bal lad program on antique auto harp and zither. Committee members Included Estella Bennett Harvey Augspurger and Earl Margerum. Plans for a spring luncheon May 18 at 12:30 p m at the Sportsmen's Club were discussed under director Ray Heck. new officers will be elected then. Hostesses at the Girls' Club included H L Compton B F Sawyer R A Heck and Walter Gibbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Rothermel
FTTF
Estella Bennett
Harvey Augspurger
Earl Margerum
Ray Heck
Sportsmen's Club
Girls’ Club
H. L. Compton
B. F. Sawyer
R. A. Heck
Walter Gibbins
Forest Hills Country Club Ladies Golf Chairmen Named
At a Manchester Road clubhouse luncheon 44 Forest Hills Country Club ladies named 1961 committees with Mrs Richard Brandenburg leading handicap and Mrs Vernon Jones the food group. Club pro Robert Kramer outlined 1961 rule changes and etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Manchester Road
Richard Brandenburg
R.J. Nicols
Vernon Jones
Les Leighton
Charles Rice
Robert Howth
John Anderson
George R. Bingham
Robert Kramer
Jones
Carl Bogan
Bonnie Trent
Paul Ruth
Recital Planned by Mrs Corbin Bertram Pupils
Piano and organ students of Mrs Corbin Bertram will perform in a public recital tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Girls' Club. Participants include Debra Mynhier Cynthia Bell Gail Chenoweth Vicki Bunnell Connie Bunnell Day Bremer Patricia Mokry Marty Wenzel and Susan Vorhis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin Bertram
Debra Mynhier
Cynthia Bell
Gail Chenoweth
Vicki Bunnell
Connie Bunnell
Day Bremer
Patricia Mokry
Marty Wenzel
Susan Vorhis
Duplicate Players Meet At Wilson Home
14 members attended the Brown's Run Country Club ladies day duplicate bridge session at Mrs. Richard Wilson's Countryside home. The 3 tables averaged 36 with a tie for first between Mrs William Maxwell and Mrs William Owens over Mrs Philip Cade and Mrs Donald Os borne at 44 points. Third place went to Mrs George Hutchinson and Mrs Roy Granger with 40 points. next event May 4 at 12 30 pm at the Sloebig Road clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Run Country Club
Richard Wilson
William Maxwell
William Owens
Philip Cade
Donald Osborne
George Hutchinson
Roy Granger
Sloebig Road
Flower Show Plans Highlight East End Club Meeting
Mrs Hervey McClellan of Designers Garden Club spoke on rules for the Middletown Flower Show to be held May 27 28 at the National Guard Armory. East End Garden Club named leaders for entries and held a cut flower workshop and talent auction during a 12 member meeting at Mrs William Krafts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey McClellan
Designer
Middletown
East End Garden Club
William Kraft
Carol Lee Lane
McClellan
National Guard Armory
Frederick Stoken
Douglas. Clifton
Gerald Yonkers
Pliny Brestel
Church Groups Report April Meetings and Elections
In The Churches section the April meeting of Eppa Long Guild at First Methodist Church convened at Miss Ruth Yinger’s home on Tytus Avenue with ten members and three guests. Mrs. Allan Crout reviewed The Status Seekers by Vance Packard, and Miss Marilyn Cassacy appeared. At Fellowship Hall First Baptist, Friendship Circle elected Louise Brock president, Della Miller VP, Ralph Banford secretary, and Alton Ellison treasurer. A Noble Heritage program by Mrs. Henry Crouch and Mrs. Simon Farquer featured films, with 14 members attending and hostesses Mrs. Patton, Miller, and Dooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppa Long Guild
First Methodist Church
Ruth Yinger
Tytus Avenue
Jan Tullis
Pat Hayes
Jeanette Montgomery
Allan Crout
Vance Packard
Marilyn Cassacy
Baptist Church
Friendship Circle
Louise Brock
Della Miller
Ralph Banford
Alton Ellison
Henry Crouch
Simon Farquer
Robert Patton
Eftie Dooley
Wedding Attendants Honored before Nuptials
Miss Mary Jo Fenders and Joseph S. Hatton invited nineteen guests to a rehearsal dinner at the Banca Inn given by the Hattons parents Mr and Mrs Ernest C Hatton of Roosevelt Avenue. Attendants from Cincinnati Erlanger Ky Rochester N Y Marshall Minn and Erie Avenue were present along with the couple who shared gifts with their guests as they prepare for the Holy Trinity Ilam at ceremony tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Fenders
Joseph S. Hatton
Ilam_ at. Holy Trinity
Ernest C. Hatton
Roosevelt Avenue
Banca Inn
Joyce DeWald
Erlanger
Charlene Firstos
James Fierro
Susan Feist
Florence DeWald
Louis Dittrich
Cincinnati
William Leary
Rochester
N. Y
Harold Pederen
Marshall
Minn
Lawrence Krusling
Edward L. Fenders
Mir
Gary Daughetee
Kay Domanick
David Habig
Edward L Fenders
Erie Avenue
Ramblers Club Elects Dr. Ross A Hill President
Dr. Ross A. Hill was elected president of the Ramblers Club at a meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Vorhis on Fleming Road. Other officers named were Mrs. E. H. MacCandlish as vice president Mrs. Vance Cribbs as secretary and the Rev. G. Walter Weber as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross A. Hill
Ramblers Club
W. D. Vorhis
Flemming Road
E. H. MacCandlish
Vance Cribbs
G. Walter Weber
Ralph Knight
Weber
McCandlish
Donald Cryer
C. E. Wintringham
L. F. Raine
Heater Blamed for Morning House Fire on Askew Street
A defective heater caused a fire at the home of Richard Moore Jr. 1213 Askew St. firefighters were dispatched at 7 33 a m causing no damage and no injuries according to responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Moore Jr
Askew St
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