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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
10
A New Year fashion note highlights a Michel Goma for Jean Patou gown with a three tiered silhouette. The frock uses a wee yoke at the bosom a long torso effect and a hem widening with shimmering beads and embroidery.
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller co chair the New Year’s Eve Dance at Wildwood Golf Club on December 31 beginning 9 30 p m until 1 30 a m with music by the Bob Legg Orchestra. Reservations due by December 29 to Mrs Walsh or Mrs Miller. Noisemakers and favors planned for the festive night.
The Christmas party at Mrs. Robert Smith’s Victoria Avenue home saw 13 members and three guests attend. Prizes went to Mrs. Richard Lenegan, Mrs. William Parsley, and Mrs. Charles Antilla. Mrs. Clemenceau Jamail led a brief business session and Wilkinson was welcomed as a new member.
ACCENT Women ACCENT Women report the installation of five officers for a new Phi Sigma Alpha sorority chapter in Scottsdale Arizona. Ruth Rankin national regent appointed the officers with help from Rankin during a three week visit. Officers include Mrs John Newby extension director Mrs Robert Evans vice president Mrs Ed Shyers corresponding secretary Mrs R D McCandless recording secretary and treasurer and Mrs George Glass program moderator. The sorority is for women 35 and older and honors a January 10 meeting.
Forty students will perform Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in Presley Hall Frankin participating pupils include David Terry Pam Hille Barbara Lafferty Ruth Worley Kimberly Hanger Diane Schrader Schrade Edwards Kathy Jackson Betty Hite Rhonda Lawson Linda Harville Leslie Smith Sherry Salmons Cindy Cooke Becky Emmett Jan Poirier Jack Alexander Fred Lewis Ruth Dunn Lila Terry Donna Riddel Barbara Lindsey.
Miss Jenny Lynn Law of Middletown will have maid of honor Miss Chevyl Burson sister of the prospective bridegroom from New Carlisle and Miss Nancy Lawwill sister of the bride elect. Flower girl will be Linda Clark cousin of the bride elect from Lexington Skp. Sandy Colliver of Lesington will handle registration for Princeton Avenue. Mr Burson is the son of Mr and Mrs Darrell Burson of New Carlisle.
Mrs. Howard Hoover was elected president of Fidelis Class at St. Pauls United Church of Christ during the annual Christmas meeting hosted by Mrs. Graham Sayer on Florence Street. Officers elected for two-year terms include Mrs. Roy Tanner as vice president Mrs. C A Burnett as secretary and Mr. Besse Barnes as treasurer. Annetta Meehan read three poems The Stork Pine Tree and Rose Mary and the Rodin.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Wel of Baltimore Lt. announce the birth of a boy today. Out of town at Lawn Drive Franklin and Pat a MM a teacher at 113 Lamberten St are identified in the notice.
A compiled roster lists numerous residents and addresses including Mrs. Moss Winkler in Frank, Sidney Carpenter in Franklin, James Durham in Finley, Lorene Sorrell on Heinkel Road, Mrs. Ray Partin in West Chester, Mrs. Geneva Dickerson on Marshall Road, Mrs. Aude Williams on Lafayette Ave, Mrs. Charlies J. Merchant on Charles St, Stanley Begley in Cincinnati, Mrs. W. Edward Wessel on John R. Noland, 4, and others such as Cash Register clerk at 8028 E Ollie Brandon, Mrs. Edward L. Fox in Carlisle, Patricia Potts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Potts of Miamisburg, Eugene T. Webber on Creek View Drive, Mrs. Artie Gray on Centennial Ave, Curtis Powell of Winton St, Walter Hackney on Columbia Ave, and Hiram Richardson of Seven Mile.
Mrs David Morgan reviewed Robert Silverbergs The Great Wall of China at a Current Literature Study Group meeting. The speaker highlighted the wall as a symbol of unity and its historical reach across China to keep foreigners out.
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