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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1976
Page
8
Older women return to work and pursue ambitious goals as divorce rises and single parent families grow. Pauline McDermott, 49, left a Bronx home to start law school last August, claiming it was her decision and a life turning point.
Greenwich AP report quotes Mort Walker, creator of Hi and Lois and Beetle Bailey, claiming many women lack a sense of humor based on an exhibit of female cartoonists and noting few women nominated for American Academy of Humor awards. He jokes about discussing the view with his wife and notes women enjoy gossip more than men.
The subject refuses to build a nest and limits life to essentials. She avoids distractions and, despite long car absence, moves to a new apartment with a car for school travel. She borrows to cover tuition of $3,300 yearly while David handles housework and Pauline stops cooking meals since August.
Pauline explains she will not use housework or her husband as excuses for not pursuing law school. She and David discuss sharing chores and embracing new plans. She faces fears of failure and debt yet frames the move as a personal choice and opportunity.
The Middletown Area Mental Health Center Board of Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the center located at 64 South Main Street. Director Barry E. Cobb calls it a good compromise as the group prepares for new efforts.
Pauline's Music Studio presents a recital at 7 p.m. Saturday at the First Church of the Nazarene in Franklin. The program features piano, organ and voice students from Middletown, Carlisle, Franklin and Springboro including Teresa Weaver Jennifer Boggs Jeff Bogss Mike Evans and many others.
Ida Morning leads the Eastern Star chapter at Marshall Road Masonic Temple tomorrow for a 7 30 p m meeting. Mr. and Mrs John Taylor will conduct initiation ceremonies and valentines will be exchanged at a post meeting party. Social chairs are Mrs Myrtle Schneider and Mrs Stanley Till.
Miss Kimberly Sue Barnes and Gerald Scott Ashley will wed February 28 at First Baptist Church Riverview Avenue. Rev. G Walter Weber to officiate at 7:30 p.m. reception follows in church social room with hostesses Mrs. Robert Mueller and Misses Teresa and Valerie Dearth.
Gamma Chapter Cristonians hold an 8 p.m. meeting at 3201 Wildwood Road hosted by Mrs. Jim Fadden. A white elephant sale benefits the Barbara Park Convalescent Center, with co hostess Mrs. Joe Moffa assisting.
Journal outlines rules for engagement and marriage notices. Eligibility requires both parties to be out of high school and pictures limited by timing. Previously married women are ineligible for engagement or wedding pictures. Submissions must be made a week before weddings. late pictures allowed within five days after nuptials. Forms available at Women’s Department or Journal switchboard.
Two couples Mr and Mrs John Rossi and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Long take reservations for the Fenwick Boosters Hawaiian Ball at Fenwick High School gym Saturday. Event starts 7 30 p m with cocktails and dancing 9 p m to 1 a m. Donations $6 per couple. Pipers Band provides music.
Mrs Hallie Bailey guest speaks Friday at the First United Methodist Women noon luncheon in the church fellowship hall. She will share impressions from two England trips with the Ohio Methodist Heritage Society, discuss John Wesley and his influence, and use the topic Our Religious Heritage. Reservations through the church office. Circle Three hosts. Baby-sitting available in the nursery.
Arrangements completed for a card party this Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Women s Center Broad St Tickets 1 50 per person from Mrs Frank Hoerst Trenton Mrs Lowell Weidle chairs the project Dessert and special prizes will be awarded during the evening.
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