Episcopal women elect new Diocese of Southern Ohio president
Mrs. James Moorehead of Columbus was named president of the Episcopal Churchwomen executive board for three years at the diocese annal conference in Columbus. The gathering featured Rev. Martin Bell and a Eucharist led by Bishop John Krumm, with Mrs. Robert Greene of Worthington as conference chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moorehead
Ellen Drive
Ascension Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Book of Remembrance
Martin Bell
Imaginal Systematics, Inc
Onsted
Michigan
Bell
John Krumm
Episcopal Church
Southern
Ohio
Columbus
Krumm
Robert Greene
St. John’s Church, Worthington
Groups Plan Joint Dinner at Local Methodist Churches
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Christ United Methodist hosts a covered-dish dinner at 6 30 p m for WSCS members from Amenda United and Faith United churches. A musical program features Mrs Al Nori Mrs David Proffit Mrs Donald Smith Mrs Ronald Bowman and Mrs Delmar Benjamin. Mrs Maurice Weaver speaks on her Holy Land trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service of Christ United Methodist Church
WSCS
Amenda
Flower Show Reservations Open for April 29 30 at Miami University
Reservations for the flower show Pollutions Solutions at Johnson Hall Middletown Campus Miami University are accepted until this Wednesday. Reservations chairs include Mrs. Leonard Martin Mrs. Frank Martindell and Mrs. Dale Kohler. Show runs 2 39 to 8 p m April 29 and 2 to 8 p m April 30 with ribbons and multiple sweepstakes prizes. Sponsors include Belle Terra Green Thumb Middletown Area Men’s Horticultural Society Monroe Shovel and Hoe and Town and Country garden clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Hall
Middletown
Miami University
Leonard Martin
Frank Martindell
Dale Kohler
Armbruster Florist Inc
Belle Terra
Green Thumb
Middletown Area Men's Horticultural Society
Monroe
Shovel and Hoe
Carriers' Dance Marks 81st Birthday in Middletown
A dance marking the 81st birthday of the Middletown Branch 188, National Association of Letter Carriers, will be held Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Legion Home 116 S Main St. Charlie Lowman and his band will perform. Tickets are $7 per couple at the door. reservations via general chairman George Velte 5263 Bechtel Drive Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
National Association of Letter Carriers
Legion Home
S. Main St
Charlie Lowman
George Velte
Bechtel Drive
Franklin
Homemakers Mark 25th Anniversary With Tea
The Homemakers 25th anniversary event was held yesterday at the Women's Center with over 100 members attending. Mrs. Charles Bost presented Mrs. Lee Boast a silver locket for her 15 years as coordinator and she read a history of the organization noting projects and funds raised since 1947. Chairman was Mrs. Don McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers
Women's Center
Homemaker
Charles Bost
Lee Boast
Boast
Don McCormick
May Calendar Showcases Federation Spring Events
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs lists a May schedule of music, dancing, and art. Activities include band concerts at Fenwick High and Mansfield venues, a Spring formal, cotillion, lectures, and student exhibits at Miami University Middletown Gardner-Harvey Library and the Middletown Fine Arts Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hollon
Middletown
American Business Women's Association
Manchester Inn
Fenwick High School
Lemon-Monroe High School
Forest Hills Country Club
Middletown High School
Springhill School
Women's Center
Loris Bellantoni
Dave Finkelman
Fenwick
Miami University
Gardner-Harvey
Jim Stork
American Legion Hall
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Chapter Tea Honors Gold Star and Silver Star Mothers
Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers held a tea at the American Legion Home honoring nine gold star mothers and seven silver star mothers. City police chief James R. Howerton spoke on Yesterday's Hero, praising prewar youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Legion
S. Main St
Curtis Jones
James R. Howerton
American Legion Post 218
Dorothy MacPherson
Dayton
American War Mothers Organization
Stan Sorrell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
al Decatur
Disabled American Veterans
Robert Davis
Daughters of America
Arthur Richardson
Midwives Out Now In Georgia
In La Grange Georgia the Georgia Department of Public Health ended the practice of midwifery by refusing to renew four licensed midwives in Troup County. The group reports delivering about 3500 babies over the years with fees rising from two dollars to fifty per delivery. One practitioner Mrs Hattie Miller age 70 from West Point plans to continue midwifery in nearby Alabama where she still holds a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Georgia
Georgia Department of Public Health
Hattie Miller
West Point
Alabama
Parties Precede Wedding of Miss Theresa Harris and Terrance Roberts
Rehearsal dinner Friday by John and Sarah Roberts marks wedding weekend for Theresa Harris and Terrance Lee Roberts. Invited guests include the Harris and Roberts families of Fort Payne and Fort Lee, with members of the wedding party such as Joyce Mattox and sisters Veronica and Rena Harris among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Harris
Terrance Lee Roberts
John Roberts
Ninth Ave
William Harris
Fort Payne
Ala
William Roberts Sr
18Th Avenue
Nathaniel Cooper
Herbert McBain
John Hardy
Fort Lee, Va
Joyce Mattox
Detroit
Veronica and
Rena Harris
Phyllis
Committee For Dance Appointed Named In Trenton Meet
The July dance committee was named at a meeting at the home of Donald Bogan on Roger Drive in Trenton. General chairmen are Mr and Mrs Bob Swig with advisers including Mr and Mrs Arnold Hurst Mr and Mrs Andrew Kall Mr and Mrs Roger Craft Mr and Mrs John Slifer and Mr and Mrs Dennis Bock. The dinner dance is set for July 8 at Midway Lodge with music by the Bob Legg orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bogan
Roger Drive
Trenton
Bob Swig
Arnold Hurst
Andrew Kall
Roger Craft
John Slifer
Dennis Bock
Midway Lodge
Bob Legg
Public program at Middletown Library features Beatrice Trum Hunter
Beatrice Trum Hunter author of Consumer Beware will give a taped speech at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Middletown Public Library. Hunter says cancer is no accident. Helen Overturf, running practical nutrition classes at the library, says the talk will interest organic gardeners and nutrition students. The program is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Trum Hunter
Middletown Public Library
Hunter
Helen Overturf
Local Birth Announcements and Dismissals Record
Vital Statistics reports births to multiple families with residences across Dayton Franklin Trenton and nearby areas. New arrivals include boys and girls born to Jordan Moore Miller Darragh Whitt Stitt Specht McGuire Wooton Spicer Jett and others with hospital discharge notes for numerous named individuals and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. Jordan
S. Dixie Highway
Dennis Moore
Thomas Road
Jimmy Miller
Crestwood Ave
Dayton
Daniel Darragh
Shaker Road
Franklin
Thomas Whitt
Vacation Blues and Post Vacations Mood Decline
A humorous piece notes how post vacation blues begin before trips end and deepen as work returns approach. It mocks extreme travel antics and offers satirical “preventive” tips, from chaotic Niagara Falls trips to staying off main roads, all ending with the author admitting low spirits.
Local Residents Attend Showers in Franklin and Columbus
Miss Harris of Ninth Avenue was honored as guest at a personal shower on April 15 hosted by Mrs. Charles Armstrong on 14th Avenue. A kitchen-bedroom shower followed on April 16 at Mrs. James Holbrook’s Franklin residence. On Wednesday Mrs. Frank Latimer hosts a linen shower at her 17th Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harris
Ninth Avenue
Charles Armstrong
14Th Avenue
James Holbrook
Franklin
Frank Latimer
17Th Avenue
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Mrs
Mrs. Moorehead
Osborne Studios
N. Verity
Phil Degnan
Verity
Federation
Committee For Dance
J. C. Fletcher
Mossman Road
Roy F. Whitesell
Florence Bothe
Robert Cravens
Dorothy Lane
Arthur B. Harvey
Kensington Court
Wallace Adams
Flemming, Road
Charlie V. Rose
Louis Trebus
James W. Day
N. University Blvd
Robert Cox
St. Main
Chester Rhea
Alamo Road
Norman S. Jones
Reese Johnson
Myers Road
Nancy J. Miller
Superior Ave
Billie Caudill
Keister Road
Linda Lethgo
Charles E. Rankin
17Th Ave
William P. Cockerham
Roslyn Drive
Linvial Spencer
Buck Swandson
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Oxford State Road
Belinda Reedy
Alva Salyer
Yankee Road
Samuel Thomas
Winton St
Hardin Peters
Anna Mary Moreland
Mohawk St
Amy Lynn Tucker
Gordon L. Tucker
Cincinnati
Denny Barnette
Denzil Barnette
Glencoe Ave
Robert Fink
Terrence Fink
Burbank Ave
Sara Lynn Rockey
Clara Locke
Nellie B. Ferree
Sheffield St. Barbara Church
William Church
Moore Road
Harvey Augspurger
Chautauqua
William Moon
Young St
Robert J. Rose
Winona Drive
Albert Webb
Bertha Hughes
Texas Ave
Louise Bush
Winton , St
Donald Ballard
Russell Lamb
Andrew Cottongim
Earl Cottongim
Dickey Road
Charles Kramer
Garfield ,St
Wayman Donegin
Primrose Lane
Don Swartzel
Spencer Lane
Lenora’ Bushorn
Logan Ave
Glenn Short
Grand Ave
Harold Bowling
Carlisle
Jeffery Jones
Mary Jo Jones
Renee
Jessie Coffey
Jefferson Road
Lonnie Colweil
Batimore St
Middletown Hospital
Bridal Registry
Pickwick
South Main Street
Iona
California
Disneyland
Fisherman’s Wharf
Works
Niagara Falls
Rock City
Greathouse of Columbus
Montina Drennen
Deborah Dodson
Deborah Pearson
Dean Roberts
Dwight Roberts
William Roberts Jr
Clifford Day
Randy Latimer
Bruce Hughley
Ang Rt
Rou
Ae All
Squire Jack
Cale
Quire Jack's Fish
Central Ave
Highview
Sandy
N. Clinton Street
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