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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
9
Accent Club at Wildwood Golf Club plans a semi formal New Year’s Eve dance titled Wildwood Space Ball Orbit. Barney Uhl's Orchestra will perform with cochairmen Wil Samarthlett and committee members handling food social activities decorations and publicity. Reservations close December 27.
Homemakers project committee laid plans for a Clowns Caper dance on February 19 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Proceeds benefit Doty House. Syncopators Orchestra will play. Planning session attendees included Mrs. Detmer and other officers.
Mrs. Henry E. Miller hosted a Christmas shower for Miss Margaret Jane Brooks hei rloom bride elect of William Burns Wives. Guests included Mrs. Millard Wells Mrs. Paul Ruth Mrs. Harry Newlin Miss Katherine Sixt and others. The wedding is set for 7 30 p m Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans its annual Christmas meeting at Amanda Methodist Church tonight at 7:30 with a 7:00 prayer meditation. Program chairman Mrs Morningstar will show color slides on Christmas art symbols. A Christmas party in Fellowship Hall follows with hostesses Mrs Gaunt, Mrs Malott, Mrs Bailey, and Mrs Spencer. Gifts to the Christ Child will be presented during the fellowship hour.
Practical guide by Eleanor Ross explains aerosol spray painting basics. It covers surface prep, orientation, avoiding drafts, practice spraying, mixing pigment, distance, stroke technique, and common beginner errors. It notes easy cleanup and available color varieties for crafts and holiday decorations.
Marlee Jaques a Miami University senior in the School of Fine Arts will perform a recital in Benton Hall on Thursday at 8 p m. The program features compositions by latti Mozart Hue and Martini with Jerry M Stanley accompanying and Jessica Sisson cellist from Toledo assisting. Jaques has nine years of flute and piccolo study and aims for graduate work after graduation in April.
Prosser Chapter 367 Order of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple on N Main Street for officer installation. Mrs Henry Wilson grand matron of Ohio will preside. Mrs David Young chairs the reception committee and Mrs Cecil Wilson chairs decorations.
Travel notes report M. Sgt. Norman Day and his wife and son Timothy returning to Cherry Point North Carolina after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Day of Manchester Road. Day transferred to Cherry Point after serving aboard the atomic carrier USS Enterprise as first sergeant of the Marine detachment and recently reenlisted for another tour. He is Maintenance Chief of a Jet Fighter Squadron at Cherry Point.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Christ Methodist Church meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the church. The program theme is Christmas in Many Lands with guest speaker Mrs David Easton.
The Women of Wildwood met at the clubhouse for their weekly duplicate bridge session. At 6'2 tables they played Mitchell movement with North-South averages around 70 and East-West around 60. First place NS 81% went to Mrs D C Meyer and Mrs J T Lamb. second 73% to Mrs Earl Brooks and Mrs Charles Troup. third 73 to Mrs Howard Wikoff and Mrs Frank Colidron. EW winners included Mrs Richard Adams with Mrs S C Back, plus pairs like Mrs Leland Lynch Jr and Mrs M H Weinstein at 64% and Mrs Fay Kennedy with Mrs Paul Wikoff at 62%.
Vital statistics list several newborns from Franklin, Trenton and Miamisburg. Couples include Kraft at 4627 Todd Road, a boy yesterday. Cecil at 4841 Eck Road, a boy yesterday. Melton at 402 N. Miami Street, Trenton, a boy yesterday. Joy at 7523 Martz Paullin Road, Franklin, a girl yesterday. Jensen at 2005 Well Road, a boy today. Moore at 820 Ninth Avenue, a girl today. Johnson at 9489 Coleman Road, Miamisburg, a boy today.
Tina Whitaker the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Whitaker of Oxford State Road Mrs Pearl Hume of Lewis Street Emanuel Johnson of Franklin Mrs George Coldiron of Van Nest Avenue Hermon Jones of Highview Road discharged from local hospital
Mrs. Roland Ford once weighed 300 pounds with measurements 54-48-63. Two years of TOPS helped her reach 150 pounds, with a 40-32-42 figure. She credits willpower and a doctor prescribed plan, noting she still splurges on special occasions. Her story ends with a renewed balance and pride in her progress.
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