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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1968
Page
7
Panhellenic Card Party organizers announce the second annual event at the Women's Center on N Broad Street. Activities start at 8 pm with a dessert smorgasbord, inviting members of all national sororities to play bridge and bring three wrapped white elephants for prize rounds.
Mrs. Walter Spindler praised Hawaii as glamorous and exotic during a talk before Howard Circle at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. The program also featured Mrs. Menscik and Mrs. Sampson with hostesses, while Circle Two discussed Easter and the Year of the Lord. 15,000 Actors seek roles in New York with Equity registry.
Allen Hormisdas Laforest aged 21 a welder of 1903 Casper Street and Dixie Lee Pergram aged 22 a telephone operator of the same address obtained marriage licenses.
Miss Carole Marshall bride elect of Michael Dorsey was honored at a personal shower hosted by Miss Sandi Gillespie on Renee Drive. Guests included Mrs. James D Varga Mrs. Justin Holweger Jr. and others. The couple, both from local families, will wed February 17 at Holy Trinity Church.
Alpha chapter Cristonians met at Mrs. James Shrout's home on Jackson Lane with co host Mrs. Mark Daley. New member Mrs. L C Edwards welcomed. Mrs. Balger sold tickets for Leap Year Antics dance Feb 24 at the American Legion Auditorium. A Feb 20 planning meeting at Mrs. Balger's home announced. Al Felton reported on Jan 27 party for Butler County Home for the Aged with attendees and Lubers School of Dance program.
Beta Sigma Phi City Council presents the Sweetheart Ball on February 9 at the Manchester Motor Inn. Tickets and reservations are handled by Mrs. Dean Prushing in Trenton and Mrs. Walling Gray in Victoria Avenue, with a couple's price covering both tickets. Music by the Cecil Young Orchestra runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Queen and Princess selections will honor candidates Mrs. Tom Dennison Mrs. Richard Griss Mrs. James Kalbaugh and Mrs. Robert Shaftner Miss Judy Gibson. Proceeds support the YMCA program at Miami University Middletown Campus.
One bean supper is planned for Monday February 5 from 4 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. in the American Legion Auditorium. The second event is an anniversary dinner on February 15 hosted by the organization.
Women's groups from three churches plan meetings next week. The Evening Circle at Bethlehem Lutheran meets Monday 7 45 p m in Fellowship Hall. The Sewing Circle meets Wednesday afternoon in Parish Hall. Messiah Lutheran Circle One meets Monday 8 p m and Circle Two meets Wednesday 10 30 a m. Bethel Class at Messiah Lutheran meets Wednesday. St Pauls United Church of Christ hosts a circle leaders program Wednesday 9 30 a m. DeBolt Circle of St Pauls United Church of Christ meets Thursday 7 30 p m at 1003 Sorg Place.
A buffet dinner follows the wedding rehearsal for Cathy Chenoweth and Thomas Soard at the Soard parents home on Kristine Lane Franklin. The couple will marry February 10 at 6 30 p m at the First United Church of Christ in Franklin. Attendees include Rev Vernon Hauser Gordon Tinch and other relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Glenmore Hill hosted a rehearsal dinner for Phillip E Lacefield and Miss Jennifer Cornet at Mrs John E Tackett s home on Jefferson Road. Guests included family and friends. The couple will exchange vows at 6 30 this evening at First Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev R W Ward.
Founder's Day party reservations are due Wednesday for Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority on Feb 14. Mrs Warren Johnson of Ken Ridge Drive accepts reservations for the card party dessert. The annual social starts at 7 30 p.m. at Armco Girls Holiday House.
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