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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1977
Page
10
Janet Lowe notes a shift toward plus size aesthetics in ads and media. She observes less fixation on extreme thinness and growing support for body positivity amid weight loss industries, medical guidance, and feminist critique promoting balanced health over appearance.
W Carolyn Gibson of Bellingham daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Gibson married Dr Ward Beecher Flad of Bellingham December 7 in Mount Vernon Washington Attorney John G Kamb officiated the 430 pm ceremony Dr and Mrs Stanley Hurst of Bellingham served as best man and matron of honor The bride a registered nurse graduated from Middletown High School and the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing She is now attending Western Washington University The groom son of Mrs Scott McCorkhill and William S Flad graduated from Phillips Academy Andover Brown University and the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine He works with the Whatcom Skagit Rural Opportunity Council Clinic They will live in San Francisco California.
Judge and Mrs. Fred Cramer of Aberdeen Drive attended the four day Common Pleas Judges Conference at the Marriott Inn in Columbus. A theater party accompanied the event and after the conference the Cramers visited in Bexley with their daughter Mrs Lois Aipers and her grandchildren.
Members of the Shovel and Hoe Garden Club shared their Christmas goodies and recipes at a meeting hosted by president Mrs. David Ballard. Recipes will be compiled into booklets for the February gathering. Bruce Barnes offered indoor plant care tips, new member Aldis Kardons was welcomed, and hostesses included Mrs. Ballard and three others.
Thomas Jay Buchanan of 620 Wicklow Lane earned fall dean's list honors at Otterbein College Westerville. Marchie Rathman of 501 Thorn Hill Lane acted in The House of Bernarda Alba at Pine Manor College Chestnut Hill Mass during Mothers Weekend November 6-7. Merle Edward Stethem of 6099 Howe Road was selected by a campus leadership program.
Harwyn dresses feature a slimming yoke and soft standup collar suited for busy days from board meetings to luncheons. Printed Pattern M202 offers sizes and yardage details, plus mail order instruction. Also noted are nominations for Who's Who in American Junior Colleges and Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges with local honorees Taryn Wells and Deborah Doty.
Miss Christine Draeger and Douglas Delano Little announce their betrothal by their parents. Miss Draeger, Lakota High School graduate and Park-n-Save cashier in Franklin, will wed Little, Germantown Park-n-Save meat cutter and Edgewood High School alumnus, on June 3 at Columbia Road United Church of Christ.
Engagement announced by Mr. and Mrs. Winner L. Mathis of 6769 Franklin Madison Road. The couple will exchange vows March 3 at the United Methodist Church in Franklin. Mathis a Madison High School and Sinclair College graduate and a dental assistant. Wilson also Sinclair graduate and a salesman for National Life Insurance Co. in Dayton.
The United Methodist Church group will meet for a Christmas party and gift exchange Thursday at 7 p.m. in the church parsonage. Hostesses are Mrs. Inza Stone and Mrs. Ruth Brown with program leaders Mrs. Rosemary Wilson and Mrs. Vikki Conarroe.
Spoon jewelry and coin cutouts turn heirlooms into rings necklaces and bracelets. You may use Hall's coins or bring your own family heirloom. Bob offers a spoon ring for $2 with 0 charge if not satisfied. See you at the City Centre Mart.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints women present a Thursday 7 30 p m Shadowgraph program titled We Would See Jesus narrated by Mrs Carolyn Dishun with Christmas music by Miss Debbie Dwyer and Mrs Sue Story Donations go to the Depot Hostesses include Mrs Dishun chairwoman and several other members.
Twenty eight members of the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met last evening in the recreation room of Temple Beth Sholom. North south winners were Mrs. Gordon Nein and Dan Tutt, Mrs. Howard Wikoff and Mrs. Richard Getter, Mrs. Heber Jones and Mrs. C. R. Adams. East west winners were Mrs. Mabel Barthel and John Norman, Brad Hoover and Juri Kolts, Howard Wikoff and C. M. Woodruff.
A natural coyote parka bordered with Arctic fox offers a sporty casual look and a night scene option. From the collection of Grosvenor of Canada.
Homemakers wash with water an hour or more daily, often with soap or detergent. Use a homemade lotion of two ounces glycerine three ounces witch hazel and two ounces rosewater to soothe and soften irritated hands.
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