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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1967

Page

18

Rehearsal Dinner Honors Pair Before Evening Wedding

Miss Mary Helen Tyson and Carl William Stein were feted at a rehearsal dinner at the Holiday Inn with attendants. Hostess was Mrs Earl Stein. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs David Ervin Dayton Mr Barry Evans Cincinnati and Mr Robert Pardue Batavia. Miss Tyson is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Tyson of Arlington Avenue. Ensign Stein is son of Mrs Earl F Stein of Me Kinley Street and the late Mr Stein.

Mary Helen Tyson Carl William Stein First Presbyterian Church Holiday Inn Earl Stein Lo T Irvin Emmons Edwin Tyson Virginia Tyson Fred Tyson Esther Phillips Carol Banzhaf Pam Hill Elfrieda Graf Susan Tewel C. A.stettler Hugh Butler Middletown David Ervin Ton Barry Evans Cincinnati Robert Pardue Batavia Miss Tyson Arlington Avenue Mr. Stein U. S. Navy Earl F. Stein Me. Kinley Street Mr . Stein

Federation Lunch Deadline Monday Dinner at Armco Holiday House

Reservation deadline is Monday for the Middle town Federation of Women's Clubs Covered Dish Dinner April 27 at 6 30 p.m. in the Armco Girls Holiday House. Reservation co chairmen are Mrs Sherman Frederick and Mrs Alfred Mason. The program features Ellen Cain Sharrett Stork Herrick and Cindy Herrick. Election of officers will be held.

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Luncheon Launches Golf Year at Forest Hills Club

Mrs George Mourouzis will head golf activities at Forest Hills Country Club with co chair Mrs Peter McGee. New treasurer Mrs Ray Moore and officials Mrs Howard Shull hospitality Mrs Howard Hoff man invitations Mrs Cecil Bowen tournaments prizes and trophies and Mrs Tom Disham city tournament. Club pro Bob Kramer spoke to 82 members as Opening Ladies Day event was announced for May 4.

George Mourouzis Forest Hills Country Club Peter McGee Ray Moore Howard Shull Howard Hoffman Cecil Bowen Charles Leasure Tom Disham Bob Kramer Club Golf

Church Meetings Highlight Women Roles and Upcoming Events

The Married Couples Class at the First EUB Church met Tuesday to discuss the Apostle's Creed. Outdoor breakfast and lesson plans emerged from Stump and Lauth households. May 4 brings a Mother-Daughter Banquet in Fellowship Hall. Mary Harrison Guild at First Methodist elected officers including Mrs Alfred Schwing and Mrs Charles Fraley. May 10 breakfast tickets were handed out, Bolivia missions noted. Mrs Donald Colyer spoke on prayer and Mrs Raymond Young reviewed a book. Hostesses included Mrs Monroe with aides Mrs Robertson and Mrs McClain. Woman's Society treasurer Mrs Richard Leroy attended as a guest.

James Keister James Stump Henry Lauth Fellowship Hall Norman Lambert Walter McCormick Cecil Sebright Mary Harrison

Mrs Cramer Club Elects New Officers at Women’s Center

Mrs Cramer becomes president of the Guided Study Club as yester day’s elections at the Women’s Center select officers including James Sloan vice president and Rich ard Gray treasurer. Miss Bess Mitchell and Mrs Casper discuss beautification and conservation efforts in Ohio with plans for an annual luncheon May 18 at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon.

Fred Cramer The Guided Study Club Women’s Center James Sloan Krug Klafter Richard Gray Robert Backderf Edward Land E. Harold Hannah I. A. Casper Cecil Wilson William Deutemeier Karl Banhaf Bess Mitchell Casper Ohio Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon

Boss Of Year Letters Due Soon

Letters nominating candidates for the American Business Women Association Boss of the Year award must be in by Monday. Mrs. Joseph Sabo reminded local ABWA members today and letters should be mailed to her at 187 Whitman Drive. The Boss Night dinner is May 9 at 7 p.m. in the Manchester Motor Inn with three judges selecting the winner. Co chairs are Mrs. Sabo and Mrs. Howard Reider. Reservations are with Mrs. Harlan Combess at Joy Stores Central Ave.

American Business Women Association Joseph Sabo ABWA Sabo Whitman Drive Udges Manchester Motor Inn Howard Reider Harlan Combess Joy Stores Central Ave

Mod ern Mothers Circle names officers and events

Officers elected at the Modern Mothers Circle include Melzo Gaw as president and Benneville Roof as vice president with Duffey Mullendere and Coddington on the treasurer and advisory board. Additional officers Greco Sherwood and Peterson were named. Banquets and a Hawaiian luau are scheduled through July.

Mothers Mothers’ Study League Melzo Gaw Benneville Roof Floyd Duffey Paul Mullendere Walter Coddington Albert Ray

Four Courses Students Need Say Campus Director

Midletown Campus of Miami University Director Dr Eugene Bennett urged Mothers Study League at a Spring Banquet to emphasize Industry Courage Compatibility and Responsibility for college students. He cited Peace Corps as example of courage. the event at First Methodist Church featured chairmen and piano solos by Carol Ann Hunter.

Eugene Bennett Middletown Miami University Mothers’ Study League Peace Corps Harold Sherron Charles Hall Robert Homan Richard Leasure E. T. Lorig Charles Morgan Elliot Perkins Harold Poplin Clifford Schenck Carol Ann Hunter Springboro First Methodist Church

Couple Announces Wedding Attendants

Miss Jeanne Burgemeier and Lynn Tankersley plan a May 13 wedding at Holy Trinity Church at 11 am. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs. Richard Jordan of Monroe, bridesmaids Linda Tankersley Barbara Sicking Donna Spiegle, flower girl Suellen Harcsa, and ringbearer Charles Propps. Best man Jim Allen. ushers James Burgemeier Carl Doppies John Totten. Hostesses include Mrs. Harcsa Tolliver Hausman Propps. Bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burgemeier. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Tankersley.

Jeanne Burgemeier Lynn Tankersley Holy Trinity Church Richard Jordan Monroe Linda Tankersley Barbara Sicking Donna Spiegle Suellen Harcsa Charles Robert Propps Mr. Tankersley Jim Allen James Burgemeir Carl Doppies John Totten Andy Harcsa Paul Tolliver Gary Hausman Charles Propps Daugh

Winners At Bridge Announced At Brown's Run Ladies Day

Mrs. Sidney Yager and Mrs. Herschel Greenham won first place with 47 percent at the Brown's Run Ladies Day Bridge Luncheon. Second went to Mrs. P S Cade and Mrs. Don Osborne with 46.5 percent.

Sidney Yager Herschel Greenham P. S. Cade Don Osborne Paul Pardonner John Farneman Walter Evans M. L. Johnston

Rehearsal Dinner Precedes Crowe Hannah Nuptials

Miss Sharon Hannah and fiancé Robert Crowe, with attendants, were feted at a rehearsal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Bailey on Boylston Street. Tonight at 7 30 the couple will wed at the First Methodist Church with family and friends present.

Sharon Hannah Robert Crowe Arthur Bailey Boylston Street Charles Hannah Shiela Bailey Deborah Bailey Wilma Licklight Peggy Crowe Vera Bailey Louis Busby and Sons Ronald Crowe Billy Joe Holbrook Christopher Perry William B. Riley W. Third Street Franklin Miss Hannah Lowell Street Mr. Crowe First Methodist Church

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