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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1960

Page

4

Downing Bradshaw Rites Planned with Local Bride

Miss Ann Downing and Lt. Kent Weldon Bradshaw have finalized plans for their May 28 wedding at 6 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church. The couple’s reception will follow at the bride’s home with numerous relatives and friends in attendance.

Ann Downing Kent Weldon Bradshaw First Presbyterian Church Miss Downing Norris Downing Sherman Avenue Becky Roof Janice Roof Ellie Carse Evanston Susan Donley Ashland Ellen Kenney Middledown Robert Bradshaw Jim Downing Jim Holderman Don Frey All Jerry McCarthy Don Calkins Detroit Martin Pawlak Spokane Robert Ramsdell Margaret Clapp Martha Ramsdell Evans Akron Barbara Atkinson Newcomerstown Janet Halliday Columbus Nancy Willoughby Bryn Mawr Penn Lynn Potter Milwaukee Wis Ann Wahle West LaFayette Ind Bradshaw

Home Economics Club Elects Officers in Butler Warren Counties

Mrs. Charles A. Maclones was named president of the Home Economists Club of Butler and Warren counties at Holliday House last night. Other officers include Mrs. J. E. Heck as vice president and Miss Anna Wyan as corresponding secretary. Dr. Jane Rees of Miami University spoke on evolving home economics curricula emphasizing family life consumer studies and food service over traditional cooking and sewing.

Charles A. Maclones Waynesville Home Economists’ Club Butler Warren Counties Holliday House J. E. Heck W. L. Thomas Anna Wyan Robert McConaughy Robert A. E. Rammel Joanne Lynder Robert Schanke

Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club Sets 65 Point Night

Members met at Temple Beth Sholom recreation room and averaged 48 at 52 tables. Leland Lynch Jr and Mrs Gordon Nein won with 65 points. Howard Wikoff and Stanley Weinstein second with 55 percent. Harold Layman pair third with 52. Next week will be master point night.

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Local CPS Spotlighted During Secretaries Week

Irene Barr reports Secretaries Week highlights the Certified Professional Secretary program as key to professional status. Mrs. David Harris, CPS, secretary to attorney Walter R. Bender, stands out as Boss of the Year nominee. Two local secretaries will take exam sections May 6 and 7 at the University of Cincinnati amid NSA led efforts.

David Harris Walter R. Bender Middletown Journal Barr National Secretaries’ Assn Harris Bender the Secretaries Assn CPS University of Cincinnati Institute For Certifying Secretaries Management Business NSA Evelyn G. Day Charles R.hook Washington Brown’s Run Country Club Lloyd Schlotterbeck Eugene Winglewich

Miss Mulligan and PFISTER announce May wedding plans

Miss Mary Margaret Mulligan and her fiancé William H. Pfister of Chicago complete plans for a May 7 ceremony at Trinity Church followed by breakfast and reception at the Manchester Hotel. Attendants include Rose Elaine Mulligan as maid of honor and Judy Pfister plus Sally Dumford as bridesmaids. Best man will be Clyde Lovellette. ushers include Charles and Paul Pfister, Jack Hart, and Chris Voltz.

Mary Margaret Mulligan William H. Plister Chicago Trinity Church Manchester Hotel E'Ect L. P. Mulligan S. Main Street Mr. Mulligan Rose Elaine Mulligan John Mulligan Dayton Judy Pfister Terre Haute Ind Sally Dumford Gene Heupel Royal Oak Mich Pfister Clyde Lovellette St. Louis Charles Paul Pfister Jack Hart Indianapolis Chris Voltz Milan

Musical Puppet Show Delights Dayton Veterans at Brown Hospital

Veterans at Brown Hospital Dayton received a musical and puppet program Sunday night, sponsored by the Middletown chapter of the American Red Cross. Performers included Cheryl Miller Diane Landis Linda Price Janet Requarth Don Barnhart Larry McAdams Rachel Price Mike Shanifelt David Swisshelm and Greg Price.

Brown Hospital Veteran’s Administration Center Dayton Middletown American Red Cross Cheryl Miller Diane Landis Linda Price Janet Requarth Don Barnhart Larry McAdams Rachel Price Mike Shanifelt David Swisshelm Greg Price Sidney Price Monroe Howard Brandenburg William Joliff Anita Smith Lawrence Dugan

Gracious Grandmothers Meet Tomorrow at Holiday Center

The Gracious Grandmothers' Club will gather tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. at the Holiday Center on Verity Parkway replacing the Grandmothers' Day event in Dayton with the new venue and time.

Gracious Grandmothers’ Club Holiday Verity Parkway Dayton

Garden Club Tours Eden Park and Mt Forest in Cincinnati

Garden Club members traveled by bus from the regu lar meeting to Eden Park and Mt Forest in Cincinnati. Howard Juncal guided, noting the forest's 1500 acre size as part of the city park system. Reservations were made for the Town and Country Garden Club Guest Day Luncheon on May 24 and the next meeting set for May 23 at Mrs John Perkins' Milton Road home.

Cincinnati Eden Park Mt.Forest Paul Schnedler C. C. Clark Eden Park Observatory Howard Juncal Cincinnati Park System Town and Country Garden Club John Perkins Milton Road

Holy Trinity Card Party Set For May 11

Plans are complete for the Holy Trinity benefit card party to be held May 11 at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Co chairmen are Mrs Joseph Herr and Mrs Clad Kennedy with a long list of committee helpers. Tickets available from local hosts and guests bring their own cards to play their game of choice.

Holy Trinity Knights of Columbus Hall Joseph Herr Clad Kennedy Lehman Ronto Steve McCue Des Dineen Robert Wall William Angel Richard Gough Edward Paese Joseph Capozzi Clarence Abefl J. A. Bishop Tom McCain Charles Wood Frank Lolli Thomas Burney Jackson Lane Charles Murphy Curtis St Julanne McGuff Ross St Dan Denisi Jackson St. Gues's

Bell Williams Rites Planned For June First

Miss Susan Jane Bell and Donald Howard Williams select Saturday June 1 for their wedding at 3 30 PM in the First Presbyterian Church. A reception follows in Fellowship Hall. Miss Bell will attend a shower Friday night hosted by Mrs Robert Bookwalter and Mrs William Brooks at the Bookwalker home on Marshall Road.

William Barton Middletown van Cleve Dayton Terre Haute Charles Pfister Mulligan Arthur Diver Dorothy Jean Hampton Place Susan Jane Bell Donald Howard Williams Miss Bell Williams Howard J. Williams Elwood City A. Alvin Bell Erie Avenue Fellowship Hall Robert Bookwalter William Brooks Bookwalker Home Mar ‘Shall Road

Blankets Should Be Soaked Not Agitated During Wash

Guidance on blanket cleaning recommends soaking to remove dirt rather than agitation to avoid fabric shrinkage. Aggressive movement can cause fibers to tighten and shrink, while soaking loosens dirt safely.

Joan Hudson Elected To Head Armco Girls

Joan Hudson chosen as president of Armco Girls succeeding Mrs. Joseph Alexander after two years. Lois Winglewich announced officers at the annual banquet at the Manchester Hotel attended by 350 Armco Girls. Hudson, an Armco employee, serves in AIC Division at General Office with Dorothy Radabaugh as vice president and Joan Nitterhouse as treasurer.

Joan Hudson Assa Joseph Alexander Lois Winglewich Manchester Hudson Armco AIC Dorothy Radabaugh Russell Pence Joan Nitterhouse Alexander Edith Armitage Oscar Day Elizabeth Rock Winglewich Evelione Meahs Mary Harrison Sue Smith Robert Bailey R. S. Gruver W. W. Sebald Armco Girls W. Leonard Ishle Effie |Dooley Don Keys Richard Wenzel Jay Leach Bernice Klamo Wilma Blanton Dean,Clifton Sharon Smith J. B. Gividen

Garden Club Plans May 24 Flower Show

Town and Country Garden Club members met at Mrs. Jon Prows home on Kensington Ave to plan a private flower show on May 24 at Brown's Bay Country Club. Judge Mrs. Russell Shoup will oversee judging with invited guests from Designer and Shovel and Hoe clubs. Robert Bowman of the Garden Store spoke on weed control with shrub examples. Prizes were awarded in several horticulture and arrangement categories to multiple members, including Mrs. Thomas Moon and Mrs. Prows.

Town and Country Garden Club Jon Prows Kensington Ave Brown’s Bay Country Club Russell Shoup Robert Bowman Garden Store Thomas Moon Robert Tennant Charles Goforth Robert Williams Reed Bingham Wade Pratt Les Leighton Prows William Rehse Thomas Schuler Vincent Sisson Thomas Stubbs Wayne Beall Joseph Maher Rehse

SPG Social Awards Three Prizes To Members

Members of the Delta Pi chapter Sigma Phi Gamma sorority held a card night at the Pistol Range on Carmody Boulevard. Prize winners were Mrs. Roger Glei Mrs. Harold Hoover and Mrs. Clark Wilhide. Hostesses were Mrs. Whitesell Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. Wilbur Perkins. Next meeting is a Mother's Day dinner May 9 at the Ranch Inn.

Delta Pi Chapter Sigma Phi Gamma _ sorority Carmody Boulevard Roger Glei Harold Hoover Clark Wilhide William Whitesell Howard Schneider Wilbur Perkins Ranch Inn

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