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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1969
Page
10
A New Orleans based women's rights group urges President Nixon to appoint a woman to the U S Supreme Court and to launch a female lunar mission.
The piece urges individualized home styling with flowers clocks and card tables reflecting personal interests while criticizing conformity. It also reports NOW plans formal complaints against NASA for discrimination in astronaut training and administration, and urges Nixon to appoint qualified women to the Supreme Court. It calls for a seminar for Mrs. Nixon on women’s discrimination.
Mrs. Harold Voorhis and Mrs. Richard Newman invite reservations for the Elks Socialites Christmas dinner at the Elks Temple. The event starts at 6 30 p m with a social hour and dinner at 7 00 p m. A gift exchange and entertainment are planned. The next meeting is set for Jan 15 at the temple.
A postnuptial shower honored new bride Mrs Deborah Schinke Smith at the home of Mrs David Beck on Circle Drive. The couple married November 28 in Oxford. Mr Smith teaches at Middletown High School and is son of Mr and Mrs Chester Smith of Ellen Drive.
The Middletown Branch of the American Association of University Women presents a Christmas program titled Everywhere Everywhere Christmas Tonight at 8 PM at the Women’s Center. All local AAUW members participate with Mrs. Homer Weikel directing and Mrs. John Glenn on piano.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parker welcomed a girl Saturday at 3225 Omaha St. Mrs. Richard Fehler reported a girl born Saturday at 113 Skokinan Drive Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Climer welcomed a boy at 6501 Germantown Road. Mr. and Mrs. John Gullette welcomed a boy at 206 Crawford St. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hileman welcomed a girl at 3022 N. Verity Parkway. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rook welcomed a boy at 104 Olive St Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stacy welcomed a boy at 1202 Forrer St. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Peters welcomed a girl at 1732 Fernwood St yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Theodore welcomed a girl at 1719 Flemming Road yesterday.
Vital statistics note several births and out of town entries with names and addresses. Civitan Club cancels Tuesday meeting and schedules Christmas party with a white elephant gift exchange at Cincinnati, marking a shift in weekly events.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley were named chairmen for St Marys PTO Dance at Knights of Columbus Hall on Saturday Jan 31 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The "Age of Aquarius" themed semi formal event will involve couples including Mr. and Mrs. John Erb Mr. and Mrs. James Fiessinger Mr. and Mrs. James Greenwell Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hoey Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jones Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwing and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wyman.
The Mental Health Guild completed a gift wrapping session at Mrs. R. F. Vokes home Alameda Circle for Ward BE at Longview State Hospital. Corsages and candy boxes were prepared for the December 18 ward party with donations from Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority and others.
Cafeteria staff from Central Elementary School held their Christmas party Saturday at Luttmiller's in Dayton. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Yarber Mrs. Richard Elam Mrs. Warren Palmer Mrs. Charles Routh and Mrs. Ed McCormick.
A pledge service and love offering highlighted the Women's Society of Christian Service Christmas program at Amanda Methodist Church last weekend. Mrs. Harry Pell and Mrs. Edward Baker led the candlelight service as offerings were placed under a Christmas tree to fund the church building project. Miss Susan Skeens sang O Holy Night and Mrs. Edward Gaun baked a Christ Child's Birthday Cake. A gift was presented to Mrs. Raymond Mezzena, wife of the minister. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Doughman, Mrs. Ann Morningstar and Mrs. Charles Doughman.
Members of the Past Chiefs Club will assemble tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Mary Baird's residence 7080 Milhikan Road. The notice corrects yesterday's Calendar of Events listing the location.
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