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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
6
Longer-length necklaces ropes and pendants gain prominence in fashion. Necklines suit costume jewelry as simple dresses underlines demand richness color and glitter. Ropes range 20 to 90 inches in pastels multicolors white or gold.
The Clubs Merrie Mothers Circle and Mothers Study League named Mrs. George Butts president and Mrs. John Howard vice president with a slate of officers including recording and corresponding secretaries and a treasurer. Homemakers Circle 1 elected Mrs. Herb Davis president and announced new officers. A talk on interior decorating by Duane Corn featured at Homemakers Circle Seven. Contributions supported Butler County Mental Health Clinic and American Cancer Society. Installation planned for May 17 at Mrs. Paul Sullivan’s home.
A new TOPS chapter named Hope ful Teens was announced at the Hi Hopes Chapter meeting. Officers include Cokey Barker leader Karen Jones co leader Jeane Leonard secretary and Bonnie Leonard treasurer. The teen queen title went to Gwen McGovern and co sponsors are Lois Gardner and Barbara Fairchild.
Miss Julmary Mulligan spoke at the Evening Seminars Study Group on Margaret Mead and her works. The discussion compared cultures in Coming of Age in Samoa and Male and Female, noting Mead’s career as shaped by her upbringing and cultural patterns. The group plans a May 18 meeting at Penbrooke Court for a dinner and next year’s agenda planning.
Members of Middletown Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls meet at 7 30 p m Saturday at the First EUB Church for their annual inspection under Miss Sharyn Lubberger worthy adviser Inspecting officer Mrs Charles Egelston grand deputy of district 20 assisted by Miss Connie Sorrell district grand lecturer A reception afterward hosted by the Middletown Advisory Board. Guests from Lebanon Wilmington Franklin Waynesville Mason and Morrow attend.
The Miami Valley Zone of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League holds its first zone rally with a spring dinner at 6 30 p.m. April 26 at St Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church Dayton. Five area churches are invited to attend and the program features Prof Walter G Boss of Concordia Senior College Fort Wayne as speaker. The evening includes a business meeting to elect officers and adopt bylaws.
Vital Statistics reports multiple newborns and recent births at various addresses including 102 Franklin Street and 668 Britton Lane with twins for Mr and Mrs Joseph L Thiel. Out of town mentions include several newborns and arrivals at Grandview Hospital and Woburn Home with numerous names and streets.
The item notes Lacy Lee McKenzie of Lafay ette Avenue connected to a hospital context. The brief mentions a person with a street address in association with hospital proceedings.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMahon of Fort Thomas Kentucky will call square dance numbers at the Forest Hills Country Club Old Fashioned Hoe-Down set for April 24. Activities run 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with square and ballroom dancing and casual dress. Committee includes Tom Blake chairmen Dick Henderson and Kenneth Jones.
Sherman School PTO will elect officers at its final meeting led by James Gardner. A covered-dish dinner begins at 6 p.m. before the business session. The date for the annual school lawn fete will be announced.
Middletown police chief James Howerton and Mrs H B Nicholson led the B P W dinner program. Howerton warned that crime rises faster than population and urged protecting victims while Nicholson shared Australia notes and described the Shrine of Remembrance and Anzac Day.
Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held Founders Day at David's Buffet with installation of new officers Mrs. Jearl Spivey as president Mrs. Duane Riley as vice president Mrs. Gerald Manning as recording secretary Mrs. James Burley as corresponding secretary and Mrs. H C Osborne as treasurer The girl of the year was Mrs Burley and ritual jewels degree went to Mrs Dale Wood with exemplar degree awarded to five members.
Next ladies day bridge lunch at Forest Hills Country Club is planned for Tuesday April 27 at the lodge. Reservations for members and guests are accepted by Mrs Ollie Seitter and Mrs William Long. The event begins at 10 30 a m.
To keep wash and wear fabrics from sticking together while drip drying, place a sheet plastic cover over the hanger. The tip highlights an easy method to preserve fabric finish and reduce wrinkles during air drying, using readily available materials.
Dr John Perkins spoke to the Pre-School Child Study Group on First Aid and Emergency Treatment. He urged recognizing illness symptoms in children and linking them to doctors, and said accidents must be prevented.
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