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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1974
Page
6
Historical Valentine customs evolved from homemade cards to mass produced imports and later printed valentines. The bake recipe details red tinted dough hearts bound with peanuts, forming 20 frosting decorated cookies for gifting.
Gamma Chapter Cristonians meet next Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 1707 Sheffield Street, home of Mrs. James Orr. Co hosted by Mrs. Ed Combs the event will feature a white elephant sale.
Members of Delta Pi Chapter Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority held a workshop at Eastern Lanes on Wednesday night to craft bazaar items for an April Dayton Mall charity event. Proceeds support the Delta Pi Welfare Fund with Mrs Whitesell and helpers leading the arrangements.
Mrs. Robert Duffy of Columbus, a registered Ohio lobbyist and Ohio LWV bulletin editor, will speak at the Middletown League of Women Voters guest night on Feb. 21 at First Methodist Church. Social hour starts 6:30, dinner 7, program 8. Reservations due Feb. 18 through contacts in Middletown.
Miss Cynthia Barbee Williams and Donald Howell Miller announce their engagement. Williams, a Middletown High School alumna and Christ Hospital School of Nursing student, is the daughter of Crawford B. Williams III and his wife. Miller, also a Middletown High School alumnus, attended Miami University Middletown and works at Miller's Jewelry. No wedding date is set.
The Middletown Assembly 68 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. Diane Finney, worthy adviser, will conduct the business. Brenda Noble and De De Perkins handle refreshments, while the jeweled officers oversee setup.
Miss Linda Sewell daughter of Mr and Mrs Myrvine Sewell of Jacksonburg Road will wed Terry Smith son of Mr and Mrs James Smith of Fairfield February 8 at Meadowlawn Church of God at 6 30 p m with a reception at the Legion Home. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs Larry Snelling bridesmaids Sheri Smith Pamela Maloney Debra Riley Debra Leicht flower girl Mary Beth Moore best man Rick Smith ushers Roger Garrison Wayne Schnover Dan Sewell Tom Sewell. Rehearsal dinner February 7 at Symmes Restaurant Fairfield hosts are the prospective groom and his parents. A prior shower was given January 11 at the home of grandmother Mrs Corbett Manning with hostesses Mrs Fred Wollums Mrs Larry Snelling and Mrs Manning. Another shower was held in Hamilton.
Residue from previous brews can build up in the coffee pot and cause bitter tasting coffee. Wash pots and parts in hot suds after each use. Use a long brush for the spout and basket stem. soak with dishwasher detergent if needed.
Mr and Mrs Albert Williams of 309 Linda Court Trenton celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary today. Married February 1 1934 in Rogers Kentucky they have lived in the Trenton Middletown area 35 years. Mr Williams works for Armco Steel Corp. A party at their home honors the couple with their children sixteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Actress Jane Russell marries real estate businessman John Calvin Peoples in a private Santa Barbara ceremony. It is Russell's third marriage and Peoples' second, with a honeymoon planned aboard her boat. The wedding party wore caftans, including Russell in green sari cloth and Peoples in green velvet.
Mix mayonnaise chili sauce and sweet pickle relish in proportions you prefer to create a tasty dressing for a lettuce and tomato salad. Adjust amounts to taste and serve chilled or at room temperature with the salad.
Paris fashion notes a revival of vintage styles with hair curled and garments borrowed from Garbo era. Designers showcase 1920s to 1950s silhouettes including teagowns, shirtdresses, and beaded accents while awaiting a possible 1960s revival.
Some cooks add grated fresh or ground ginger when heating canned baked beans to enhance flavor notes. The ginger provides a warm, spicy aroma that complements the sweetness of the beans, creating a simple, tasty variation.
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