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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1977
Page
8
Plan a 15 by 15 foot den guest room using garage sales auctions and thrift shops for unique furnishings. Highlight a brick wall with warm brick red or golden tones, add orange accents, light oatmeal beige spreads, and keep walls bright white to combat dark basements.
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Miss Kim Purdon of Maysville Kentucky will wed Stephen Alderton also of Maysville at St Patrick Church on August 12 at 730 PM. A large bridal party includes CeCe Hillenmeyer Claudia Purdon Karen Cropper Eileen Walker Robin Perkins. Pre wedding events span July with a linen shower hosted by Mrs Richard Mealiff and several dinners and showers in the area.
Plans are set for the August 12 ceremony at 7 p.m. at St. Johns Church with a reception at Weber's Four Seasons Party Room. Attendants include Brenda Swartz matron of honor and Mary Beth Moore bridesmaid. best man Bill Creekbaum and ushers Jack Gilbert Dave Hamilton James Hogg. Rehearsal dinner hosted by Beech and Mrs Moore.
Announcement of the July 28 marriage of Betsy R Belcher daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Belcher to James A Johnson son of Mrs Nancy Johnson. The ceremony at First Church of the Nazarene was led by Rev Vernon Hurles with matron of honor Mrs Duane Markley and bridesmaids Clara Belcher Sandy Addison Jackie Brewer. Best man Andy Johnson and ushers Jimmy Belcher John Belcher Sonny DeWitt. A reception followed and the couple will reside on Keister Road.
Pamela T Neanover and Curtis Huff married Friday July 29 at the Church of Christ in Overpeck. The Rev Howard Sharp officiated at the 10 30 a m ceremony. They reside in Seven Mile and work at Butler County Memorial Park. The bride is daughter of William S Neanover and Mrs Neanover of Seven Mile. the groom is son of Nelson Huff and Mrs Huff of Hamilton Mason. Attendants were Sheri Poff and Tim Pangburn.
The Jeannette Niederlander Quilting and Needlework Group will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Middletown Public Library community room. All handwork enthusiasts are invited to attend. bring a project or learn a new skill.
California pool industry urges affordable steps to reduce evaporation and energy use. Lightweight covers cut evaporation by about half and help retain warmth. advice includes lowering thermostats, shortening filter runs, and avoiding mid day pump operation while guarding against breezes and splashing.
The Julia T. Roth Past Councilors will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Daughters of America Hall located at 2114 Oxford State Road. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ocis Stump Mrs. Ray Gerard and Mrs. Dana Fauts.
A nationwide WomenPoll survey surveyed over 1000 women asking to choose a preferred dinner companion. Options included Robert Redford Johnny Carson O J Simpson Frank Sinatra Elvis Presley Alex Haley and Gerald Ford. Results to be reported in the women's section of this Sunday’s Journal.
Mr and Mrs Morris Small honored at a Saturday family dinner for their 60th wedding anniversary. They married Sept 8 1917 in Defiance and moved to Middletown in 1942 from Chillicothe. The gathering at Frisch s on Germantown drew 50 family members including 17 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
Sandra Marie Jones of Louisville and Rex A Brown plan a 2 p.m. Saturday ceremony at St Athanasius Catholic in Louisville. The wedding follows at the Robert F. Neuman Post. The bride elect is the William H. Jones of Louisvill?
The Wells family reunion will be held Sunday at Armco Park. Families are asked to bring their own basket lunch for a noon meal.
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