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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1965
Page
8
Rona designs offer late fall and winter outfits suited for commuters and active women nationwide. Dress and jacket combinations cover day wear to cocktails, with variations including skirts, Dior-inspired dirnds, and slender shaft silhouettes. Each look pairs a jacket with a skirt or dress for easy transitions.
Mr and Mrs Luther Barnard hosted a dinner at their N Marshall Road home honoring Mr and Mrs Robert Young of Manchester Road. Guests included Middletown couples Charles Combs James Hardwick Gayle Hamston Howard Johnson Robert Husted Robert Mapes Richard Davenport Ray Gilmore and Ray Hummer plus Carolyn Barnard Don Callahan and Bea r Campbell from Birmingham. Young is transferring to Atlanta with Pollock Paper Co.
James T. Gross, 52, finisher, 610 Wilson St., and Lucy Chambers, 4, 1207 Forrer St. Ex cello, Frederick J. Reimer, 2, in instrument man, Covington, Ky., and Joy Getler, 18, 4314 Nelson Road Arthur Thomas, 51, laborer, 1110 Yankee Road, and Louise Bentley, 56, same address.
Mr and Mrs Colin Gardner host a cocktail party at their Gardner Place home before the 1965 Charity Ball at the Manchester Motor Inn. Honorary chairwoman Mrs Turvey leads the ball, with co-chair Mrs Hatch. Guests include Middletown couples and the Bassetts from Madison, Wis.
Houseguests of Mr and Mrs Homer C Davis of Tarrimore Circle plan to depart for New Jersey after a six day stay. Visits include Mrs Davis's parents in Trotwood and Christmas with Dr and Mrs Eugene Neel in Dayton. Lt Snodgrass family, Caudills, and Caudills of Arcadia Drive shared Christmas Eve dinner hosted by Daryl Caudill in Cincinnati.
Gen. Earle G. Wheeler chairman of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff received Thailand’s Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant First Class from Premier Thanom Kittikachorn during an orientation visit to Bangkok Wheeler arrived from Saigon on Saturday for the visit and award ceremony.
Hundreds gather at Manchester Motor Inn for Charity Ball 1965 themed Reflections. Peter Palmer and His Orchestra provide music as Miss Cheryl Hayes Miss Sally Graham and Miss Juanetta Taylor vie for the crown with escorts Mike Neibert Gene Caudill and Elmer Mitchell. Proceeds fund hospital air conditioning.
Reservations close for Wildwood Golf Club New Year’s Eve semi formal dance themed Wildwood Space Ball Start 6 in Orbit. Chairing is Mr. and Mrs. William Bartlett with Bary Uhl’s orchestra. Contact Mrs. James Curry or Mrs. Joe Marconi to reserve.
Mr and Mrs George Hoover hosted a Christmas dinner at their Linden Avenue residence. Guests included the Hoovers from Denver and El Centro along with Dr and Mrs R J Bourgeois of New Orleans and their son John and Mr and Mrs Larry Long of Linden Avenue. David Hoover of Miami was visiting but absent. The Longs will host dinner tonight.
A column lists numerous birth announcements and familial connections. It records many newborns by name and residence with parental guardians, noting out of town births and relatives, including Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton and several streets and towns.
Mrs Walter Dennis of Germantown and Claude Meeks of Garfield Street are listed in a society notice. The brief item notes their residence addresses and social engagements in the community column.
Balmoral Castle sits on the River Dee in the Scottish Highlands and is privately owned by the British sovereign.
Women prepare for New Year celebrations with hair styling, makeup and party wear. Tips include coordinating eye makeup with blue or green liners, beige shadow, light mascara, and bold lip colors. Consider hairpieces or false lashes and perfume to finish the look. American five and dime stores stock about 30,000 items.
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