Hostesses Honor Robin Sue Grubbs at Valentine Shower
Three hostesses entertained last night at the honoree's Milton Road home for a dessert and miscellaneous shower honoring Robin Sue Grubbs, fiancee of George Robert Oetgen of Huntington. The event featured a Valentine motif with a silver candelabra centerpiece and gifts in a Valentine box. The bride-to-be, daughter of J. Richard Grubbs and Mrs. J. Richard Grubbs of Ross Street, and Mrs. Oetgen, will be married Saturday at 4 30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Weatherwax Sr
Robert Bowman
R W. Weatherwax Jr
Milton Road
Robin Sue Grubbs
George Robert Oetgen
Huntington
W. Va
Miss Grubbs
Roger Starkey
Helma Kraft
Carl Ennis
Alice Scholl
Frances Dodds
Forest Crawford
Earl Jones
St. Petersburg
Fla
Henry Pippert
Robert Roberts
Enis Marshall
Albert Maier
John Bunn
Russell Martin
Scott Young
Majee Grubbs
J. Richard Grubbs
Ross Street
Oetgen
G. Harry Oetgen
Cleveland
First Methodist Church
Lawyers' Wives Attend Meeting In Hamilton
The Anthony Wayne Hotel hosted the luncheon meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary, Butler County Bar Association. Speaker Paul Erwin from Hamilton gave a talk titled From Butter County tracing the county's history and founders. luncheon tables featured daffodils and a brief business session was led by president Mrs Isidor A Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Wayne
Woman's Auxiliary
Butler County Bar Association
Paul Erwin
Hamilton
Butter County
Isidor A. Casper
Middletown
Class of 1944 To Plan Reunion
A Middletown High School class of 1944 reunion committee meeting is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at J&B Bowling Lanes. Kenneth Walton chairs the committee and invites all class members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J&j
Middletown High School
Kenneth Walton
Mosaics Topic At Art Study Club Meeting
Mrs. Ann Jeanette Coughlen presented a program on mosaics at the Art Study Club meeting at Mrs. Cecil Runyan’s home on Central Avenue. She explained mosaics as color artwork from small pieces and traced their history from ancient Mesopotamia to Byzantine churches, noting revival in modern decor and the film The Face of Lincoln shown after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jeanette Coughlen
Art Study Club
Cecil Runyan
Central Avenue
Marvin Clark
R. L. Davidson
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
New York City
Lincoln
Girls' Club 50th Annual Meeting Draws 80 Attendees
The 50th annual meeting of Girls' Club at the Broad Street clubhouse drew 80 members and guests. Miss Mabel Eldridge presided in the president's absence as the Chansonettes performed songs like One Little Candle and You'll Never Walk Alone, with Elaine Dannis as accompanist. New secretary Frances Dodds was introduced and reports on club activities and the house committee's work were presented. Nominating committee chair Mary Maurer announced board elections for women at large and businesswomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Club
Broad Street
Evans Hall
Mabel Eldridge
L. J. Long
Robert Ramsdell
Lynn Bennett
Carol Burdsall
Phyllis Davidson
Nancy Halderman
Betty Marshall
Elaine Neel
Janet Newby
Debby Starkey
Helen Stevens
Karen Truckhood
Betty Tutt
Janice Wearley
Elaine Dannis
Frances Dodds
Earl Klein
Church Women and Baptist Class Meet in Local Homes
Circle Five of Bethlehem Lutheran Church held a Monday meeting at Mrs. Emerson Wendt’s Hampton Place home. Louise Sixt spoke on Dr. Albert Schweitzer. The 1964 budget was discussed and World Day of Prayer set for Feb 14. Upcoming events include a Feb 23 Orient travel talk and an April 8 conference convention. Nursery project for Lent discussed. Attendees included Mrs. Kreisbaum and other members. Amama Class at First Baptist installed officers including Ray Standafer as president. A film on cancer was shown and questions answered. Twenty-one members and three guests had refreshments. Philathea Class at First Methodist held a covered dish dinner with 27 members. Edith Murphy to represent at Federation meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Wendt
Hampton Place
Circle Five
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Robert Mehl
Louise Sixt
Albert Schweitzer
A. P. Kerschbaum
Lower
Miami Valley
American Lutheran Church Women
First Baptist Church
Owen Albaugh
Wilmore Drive
George Letts
Ray Standafer
Henry Day
Frank Wells
Simon Faquer
Herman Mehl
Winfeld Scearse
W. H. Roehll Jr
Sam Morningstar
Standafer
First Methodist Church
Edith Murphy
Paul Smith
Methodist WSCS Sets Meeting
This month's meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church on Broad Street is planned for Friday. Activities begin at 12 15 p.m. with a luncheon and program featuring a choral drama Voices of the Mass and Capitol A by James Schevill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Broad Street
Voices of the Mass
Capitol A
James Schevill
Stanley Gibson
Haivern Haugen
Wiliam Tyler
Ed Morris
Robert Reiner
Valentines Frelic Mixers Dance at Manchester Inn
Surprises are planned for Mer ry Married Mixers attending the Valentine Frelic on February 15 at the Manchester Motor Inn ballroom. Dinner at 7 30 p.m. followed by dancing with the Jimmy James orchestra from 8 30 p.m. to 12 30 a.m. Table reservations optional, seats at unreserved tables allowed. Planning and final arrangements led by Anness, Taylor, Molloy, and Evans families, with a final meeting February 11 at the Taylor home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Frelic
Manchester Motor Inn
Jimmy James
Walter Evans
Russell Anness
C. H. Taylor
John Molloy
Evans
Taylor
Breiel Boulevard
Coming Events and Club Meetings Listed
American War Mothers meet in American Legion auditorium tomorrow at 1 30 p m. Ladies Auxiliary 188 NA of Letter Carriers meet Friday at 730 p m at 2911 Flemming Road home of Mrs E Harold Hannah. Co hostess Mrs Arthur Stubbs. Masons will be honored at the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auditorium
Ladies Auxiliary
National Association of Letter Carriers
E. Harold Hannah
Flemming Road
Arthur Stubbs
Committees Named By Association At Middletown Hospital School
At Verity Hall the Alumni Association of Middletown Hospital School of Nursing announced standing committees for the coming year led by President Mrs. Donald Aldridge. Roles include co chairmen for publicity and programs, entertainment, finance, cards visiting, membership, nominations, and ways and means with names listed. Mrs. Ralph Ringgenberg was named delegate to the Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs. Hostesses and a program on antique pottery and related items were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Verity Hall
Donald Aldridge
Luther Morris
Craig Pendleton
Cochairmen
John D. Harbin
Scott Young
John K. Wilkinson
William Hendrickson
Thomas Jefferson
Eugene Smith
Francis Fuller
James Thompson
Ruth Freeman
Robert Lehmkuhl
Robert Tickel
Domanick Guido
Walter Zecker
Ralph Wright
Norman Zecker
Donald Perkins
Grace McKee
Jack Combs
Joe Hamilton
Donald Heffron
Harold McGraw
Donald Lewellyn
Ways and Means
Ralph Ringgenberg
Middletown
Club events note as Welcome Wag hosts meeting
Mrs Clarence Campbell and other guests attended Welcome Wag on Club at J J Lanes last night. A February 4 report covered the Feb 1 square dance. Mrs Jon Plau was named chair for prize events with cards by Mrs Plau and Mrs Woodrow Wallace, canasta by Mrs William Lange and Mrs Earl Smith, pinochle by Mrs John Henderson. An executive board meeting is set for Feb 18 at 8 p.m. at 409 E Page Ave Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Campbell
Albert Goodwin
Edmond Kaptein
Carl Wetzel
Welcome Wagon Club
Jon Plau
Plau
Woodrow Wallace
Canasta
William Lange
Earl Smith
John Henderson
E. Page Ave
Trenton
Prosser Chapter 367 Eastern Star Meeting Notice
The Prosser chapter 367 Order of the Eastern Star invites members to a meeting tomorrow night at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Refreshments will be served by the Rainbow Girls. Decorations are organized by Mrs. Robert Bare and Mars. Marvin Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Rainbow
Robert Bare
Mars
Marvin Hall
Ideas Contradictions Mark Paris Showings
Paris fashion shows end with ideas and contradictions as hemlines stay kneecap length and pleats remain popular. Designers Dior Cardin and Saint Laurent present varied waistlines from high to none with high couture and sportswear trends mixing tailored jackets, belts, and silk scarves. Modal fabrics shift toward twill, gabardine, crepes, and chiffons while floral trims and camellias enrich looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dior
Marc Bohan
Cardin
Rover
Saint-Laurent
Cardlin
Carolin
Capucci
Saint Laurent
Food storage safety warning from local health advisory
A local health notice warns residents to avoid storing canned foods near kitchen ranges, radiators, or steam pipes to prevent heat exposure damage and preserve can integrity. The advisory emphasizes keeping pantry items away from heat sources and venting areas.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roger Turrell
Donald Gose
Harold Dance
Fred Cramer
John A. Crist
WOLF
Men’s & Boy
Mary Maurer
Girls’ Club Board
J. L. Glass
Glass
Eldridge
Florence Powell
J. J. Canfield
Earl Kline
Darey
Elizabeth Sehenck
Helen Alstaetter
R. C. Bogan
Orient
Anna Adrian
Glenn Doebler
Margaret Coddington
Robert Schubert
Lionel McFeeters
Frank Duvall
Methodist Wscs
Walter
Duncan Brown
Ruth Carson
Stanley Clark
Robert Easton
By Louise Hickman
Associated Press
Ricci
Lanvin
Jor
Chanel
Yves Saint-Laurent
Central
Verity GA
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