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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1964
Page
6
Middletown Cotillion sets May 16 dinner dance with theme Love and Marriage at Manchester Motor Inn ballroom. Saum Brothers Orchestra will play from 9 p m to 1 a m. reservations due by May 9 with chairmen Mr and Mrs John F Kinder.
Members and guests gathered for a spring dance at the Middletown Sportsmen's Club with Del Hodshire and the Syncopaters providing music. A buffet dinner followed as the arranging committee listed several couples and attendees from Cincinnati Germantown Hamilton and local areas.
A pre nuptial party hosted by Mrs John A Race at her Marshall Road home honored Miss Ann Elizabeth Cecalek and planned bride Stephen W Zeller. Guests from Middletown Columbus and Hamilton attended. The bride elect a senior at Ohio State University is daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Cacelek Skaelskor Denmark. The couple will wed June 13 in Toledo.
The note describes draining bottled horseradish thoroughly before mixing with whipped cream to create a sauce for roast beef. It advises adding a pinch of salt while beating the cream and mentions using a small spiral beater for beating small amounts.
Mrs. James E. Kunkler hosted a luncheon at her Schirm Drive residence for Middletown area alumnae of Delta Delta Delta. Guests included Mrs. Paul Wagner of Dayton and officers from Hamilton and Dayton alumnae chapters.
Mrs. Fenton Hall was elected president of the Merry Mayfield ers Club at the Carson Road home of Mrs. John Others. Others elected were Mrs. Robert Swain vice president, Mrs. Donald Butts secretary, and Mrs. Nee Gable treasurer. The club plans a Cincinnati trip to view It's A Mad Mad Mad World at Capitol Theater followed by dinner at David's Smorgasbord. Secret pal gifts went to Mrs. Carney Hall Mrs. Gable and Mrs. Harrison Burton. The social hour featured a buffet dinner with spring flower centerpiece. Game winners were Mrs. Delbert Martin Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Charles Gallop.
Chopped raisins or pitted dates add to peanut butter sandwiches for children. The mix pairs well with wedges of red apple as an after school snack.
A list of birth notices shows numerous families welcoming newborns this weekend. Parents include Mr and Mrs Richard L Lem mons, Mrs Kenneth E Young, and Dr and Mrs Harvey T Weinstein among others, with several girls and boys born at various addresses. Additional names appear in accompanying society notes listing residents and relatives.
Names of residents include Robert Medley Cleveland St Calvin Murphy Dayton Ermon C Lakes Franklin Mrs Elmer Langdon Elk Creek Rd Malcolm Paynter Keays Ave James R Parker Buena Ave Joseph Perkins Beech St Mrs Gasper Carozza Central Robert Cleary Lebanon Mrs Virgil Back Flemming with no further context provided.
Miss Sharon Gibson, bride elect of Charles T. Summers, was honored at a Saturday evening shower hosted by Miss Brenda Durbin at Mrs. T. D. Gibson’s Plymouth Avenue home. Guests included Miss Susan Abbott and others. games winners were Miss Marsha Williams and Miss Donna Calla. The couple plans to wed June 13 at Crawford Street Church of God.
Mrs E C Grier reports at the LWV 26th national convention in Pittsburgh in April 1964 that Middletown league members voted on two year study items for Development of Human Resources United Nations Foreign Economic Policy and Water Resources The Continuing ity List includes Loyalty Security District of Columbia Tax Rates and Treaty Making A surprise visit by President Lyndon B Johnson and Mrs Johnson was a convention highlight Robert J Stuart named national president Delegates from 792 leagues including Alaska and Hawaii attended.
Miss Sharon Kay Proft bride elect of Robert Carl Sibert was feted at a miscellaneous shower yesterday at JoAnn Frey’s Elmo Place home. Winners at games were Jenny Thomas Marilyn Mandrak and Eileen Dnee. Proft is daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Proft of Curtis Street and Sibert’s parents are Mr and Mrs Roy W Sibert of Cincinnati. Cards and a light blue lavender parasol themed gift table complemented the decor. The event followed 6 at St John’s Church.
Mrs James Lang and Harry Pell were installed as royal patron and matron of the Imperial Court M. Amaranth. Others named include Mrs Charles Elam as associate matron John Taylor associate patron and Mrs John Brooks secretary. Fern Sharp led the rites with assisting couples and hosts listed for the evening.
Fourteen members of the Christian Builders Missionary Circle of the Missionary Society met at Mrs Warren Francisco’s home in Monroe The circle will hold a bake sale May 9 at the Middletown Shopping Plaza Members were reminded of the Missionary Society rummage sale May 16 in Fellowship Hall The meeting featured Mrs Herbert Johnson speaking on Spotlight South Asian Home
The Miami Valley Council of Daughters of America will convene tomorrow at 8 p m in the Dof A Hall at 19 North Broad Street. Initiation of new candidates will be the featured event.
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