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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1975
Page
14
A personal column by Mardi Besterman about tending living things. The writer details gardening mishaps with bulbs and seeds that failed to bloom and her avocado plant Alvin thriving then stalling, while she learns patience and the dynamics of nurturing growth. The piece mixes humor with introspection about expectations and care.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church sponsors a fish fry dinner on Friday May 2 at 4500 Riverview Drive. Servings include fish salad bar and dessert from 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Tickets from Mrs Hugh Wilder church office or other members. Proceeds fund church kitchen equipment. Men of the church assist with frying duties.
Seventeen pupils will perform a piano recital Saturday at 7 30 p.m. at the Women’s Center. Participants include Bee Evans Carozza Clark Brehm Decker Fraley Stamper Harris Morgan Jacobs Morgan Dutko Rush Markle Chase and Greene. Certificates and pins will honor those who earned satisfactory National Guild Auditions conducted yesterday by Manly Duckworth of Orlando at the center. Statuettes will be awarded for achievements in theory technique ear training sight reading and performance.
David Puckett of Wilson Drive Franklin announces the marriage of his daughter Deborah to Woodford Shepherd of 817 Sixth Ave. The couple wed yesterday at Mrs. Shepherd’s home.
Officers of Omicron Xi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi were installed last night at the Trenton home of Mrs. Nelson Bailey by outgoing president Mrs. Wayne Terry. New officers for the year: Mrs. John Ratliff president, Mrs. Robert Braun vice president, Mrs. Michael Bake treasurer, Mrs. Gary Braun recording secretary, Mrs. Nelson Bailey corresponding secretary. The agenda includes Founders Day April 30 at Benjamin's Restaurant Franklin Square, crafts and baked goods booth at Middletown sidewalk bazaar May 29-31, chapter anniversary May 28 at Beverly Hills, and May 14 meeting at Mrs. John Margerum's Elk Creek Road home.
Members of the Gracious Grandmothers Club were told at the monthly meeting at the Women’s Center that the district regional convention will be held May 8 at the Dayton Biltmore Hotel. President Mrs James Mattson announced the event and opened with a prayer for the country’s welfare. The program by Mrs John Wallace included a white elephant sale auctioned by Mrs Charles Delp and Mrs Walter Sheffer. Salad luncheon hosts were Mrs Claude Morris and others.
Monroe senior Susan E. Guzzetta receives a Wittenberg University Honor Award for superior achievement and academic promise. She will get a freshman year stipend and has been active in French Club Student Council Future Teachers of America Glee Club choir and National Honor Society.
Mrs. Harold Conn presents a piano recital this Sunday at 2 30 p m featuring her class of students from elementary to senior high including Michael Beatty Kenneth Morgan Kathy Young Brenda Young Cheri Leight Mindy Leight Karla Morgan Sharon Matthews Robyn Bell Frances Lewis Anita Max Kathy Miller Kipp Coddington Carol Stoutenborough Jenny Nickell Mary Anne Nardiello Catherine Nardiello Aimee Seamon Lisa Seamon Becky Livzey Mary Sue Erb Pam Landes Jennifer Stanfield Rebecca Stanfield Dana Phillips Sandra Phillips Cindy Zikos Deidra Taylor Suzy Harper Steven Papakirk Peter Compton Anna Garvin Robyn Wilson Anne Anderson Kim Frechette and Jonathan James. The recital is open to the public.
New York based advice urges teens to advertise, organize, and vet babysitting jobs. Tips cover pricing, scheduling, disclosures, and clear instructions, plus behavior guidance and safety measures for both children and sitters.
The reader learns chicken thighs can replace breasts in curries casseroles and sandwiches, offering a flavorful affordable alternative. Thighs stay juicy when cooked, making them suitable for diverse recipes and budget friendly meals.
New York a Blassport collection at the Pierre Hotel showcases oversized coats shirts and tunics for women and men. Nancy Kissinger attends front row praising colors and styles while designer Bill Blass, sidelined by a slipped disc, avoids the event.
World War I Auxiliary Barracks 636 nominated 1975 76 officers and planned local and district events at Mrs. Richard Lehman home. Elections and installations set for May 24 with a rummage sale June 13 14 and a district meeting this Sunday at the American Legion Home in Norwood.
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