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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1963

Page

6

AFS Students Speakers At Sorority Meeting

Miss Selma Ozlu of Istanbul and Senorita Carmenza Herrera of Bogota addressed the Omi cron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi as guest speakers from their countries. Mrs. James Anderson opened the meeting and explained AFS functions while Mrs. Don Perkins announced a February 18 Valentine party and a March husband wife event hosted by Mrs. James South at lon Bexley Street with Mrs. John Patrick assisting.

Selma Ozlu Istanbul Turkey Senorita Carmenza Herrera Bogota Columbia Omi American Field Service James Anderson Monroe AFS Don Perkins James South Lon Bexley Street John Patrick

LaSoiree Dance Plans Discussed

A Manchester meeting of the dance committee planned La Soiree for March and discussed decorations and music by Jack Walton's band The N Road. The event will be at the Manchester Motor Inn with Mr and Mrs Glen Lyons hosting. attendees included Mr and Mrs Chester Wendt and other couples serving as chairs and advisers.

Manchester Motor Inn Tolam Jack Walton Glen Lyons Chester Wendt James Routt Buford Chandler Robert Huntzinger

Howell movement yields duplicate bridge win at Brown's Run

The Brown's Run Duplicate Bridge Club held a five and a half table duplicate yesterday at the clubhouse. Winners were Mrs Howard Cheney and Mrs H Birday i's, Mrs Paul Woodward and Mrs Howard Wikoff, 57, and Mrs Walter Evans and Mrs M L.

Howell Brown's Run Vedterday Howard Cheney H. Birdayi Paul Woodward Howard Wikoff Walter Evans M. L

Models Chosen For Spring Style Show

Armco Girls style show on February 24 at 2 30 p m in Manchester Inn ballroom lists adult models led by Mrs Thom Augspurger and Miss Kathy Bendel with a long roster of participants from the community Stores Brunswick Furs Penny s Central Store Doekmann s Filson s Irving s Lad Lassie MecAlpins and John Ross provide outfits Hair styling by Millie s Beauty Shop Narrator is Mrs Virginia Berry with organists and a local Elk Tones and Doc s Dixie land Band also featured The event chaired by Miss Linda Medley includes committees for tickets programs publicity and decorations

Armco Linda Medley Armco Girls Hher Thomas Augspurger Billie Barr Kathy Bendel William Childers Betty Crenshaw Lacey Crout Eleanor Dickey Irene Dineen Audrey Diver Anita Harkness Travis Hausman W. Leonard Thle Dorothy Landers Paula Nickell Robert Oglesby Janet Phibbs Carol Shockey Penny Stamper Beverly Sticklen Reese Wise Mary Ann Domanick Jean Domanick Judy Pamela Barker Kathy Benidel Judy Hart Whitman Margo Rose Robyn Ashworth

War Mothers Plan Anniversary Dinner At Legion Hall

Plans for the February twenty first forty second anniversary dinner were made at the American War Mothers Chapter One meeting at the American Legion. Reservations due by February eighteenth to Mrs. Marvin Stamper, 218 Franklin Street. Hobart Hopper spoke on the Back to God program begun February two. A report by Mrs. Burley Cottle covered Dayton Veterans Center visits and Miller's Cottage Nurses Home, and donations of books to the local library in memory of deceased members.

American War Mothers Chapter The American Legion Marvin Stamper Franklin Street Hobart Hopper Burley Cottle Dayton Veterans Center Miller's Cottage Margaret Freeman

Johnston and Three Women in Ill Formed Lineup

Johnston, 55, and Mrs. Russell Anness and Mrs. Richard Fial Ho, 54, featured in a chaotic scene. The next regular game will be eb, 20 at 12:50 pm.

Homemakers Circles feature speakers on communism and poetry

Dr C H Fening guest speaker at Sherman Avenue meeting for Mrs P C Brestel Eight members and four guests attended Co hostess was Mrs John Cummings Circle Four then met at Mrs James Hardwick home electing Mrs Joe Jones treasurer The groups learned of inter circle party March 28 and Federation meeting Feb 28 at Mrs Delman Whitt home A Valentine party for Wives of Police Officers Club included a surprise shower for Mrs Russell Dwyer Mrs James Howerton and Mrs Larry White won games Next month a white elephant sale was planned at Mrs Delbert Barkers Plans for a progressive dinner with husbands as guests were completed at Circle Nine meeting at Mrs James Murphy home John Bachus spoke on Its Up to You and fighting communism Circle Nine set March 6 at Mrs James Yost Cristonians heard juvenile delinquency talk by Russell Dwyer at Mrs Balger Seventh Avenue home Members of Longview Social Service League hosted a ward party at Longview State Hospital More than 150 patients welcomed with music and refreshments by Country Kitchen Mrs David Easton and Mrs Glenn Glandon hosted Circle Two at Croydor Lane Eleven members and guest speaker Mrs C F Wintringham discussed Philosophy in Rhyme Intercircle meeting on March 28 at Girls Club scheduled Next meeting March 7 at Mrs Robert Morehead Fiesta Way

Homemakers Four James Murphy Marshall Road John Bachus Circle Four Manchester Road James Hardwick Joe Jones William McKinnon Pittsburgh Homemakers Girls’ Club Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs Delman Whitt Bexley Drive Wives of Police Officers Club Russell Dwyer Doty House Paul Fouts Caroline Whitt Paula Fouts James Howerton Larry White Delbert Barker Wrenn Court Homemakers Circle Nine Homemakers Circles Four Circle Nine James Yost Alpha Chapter Cristonians Seventh Avenue Robert Balger Ray Wertz Longview Social Service League Longview State Hospital Cincinnati Ward East West Country Kitchen David Easton Glenn Glandon Homemakers Circle Two Y Croydor Lane C. F. Wintringham Richard Lovelove Fairmount Avenue Hong Kong R. A. Hill Ruth Circle Eub Church Robert Carpenter Edward Lovelace William Berry

Sorority Adds 7 New Members

The Beta Gamma Chapter of Delta Theta Tau initiated seven new members during a Wednesday night meeting. Initiates included Mrs. David Polisini Mrs. George Ingram Mrs. J. Richard Adams Mrs. Donald Wilson Mrs. Virgil Condon Mrs. David Howard and Miss Judith Kunze. A prior business meeting was led by Mrs. James Hoehn at the Armco with hostesses Mrs. James Gearing Miss Sandra Lentz Miss Audrey Jewell and Mrs. John Brooks.

Beta Gamma Chapter Delta Theta Tau Sorority David Polisini George Ingram J. Richard Adams Donald Wilson Virgil Condon David Howard Judith Kunze James Hoehn Armco Girls’ Club James Gearing Sandra Lentz Audrey Jewell John Brooks

Film Viewed By NSA Members

Middletown chapter of the National Secretaries Association hosted a dessert luncheon at Barnitz Bank with Mrs Robert Brown as chair and Miss Mildred Kain on the hostess committee. John Patrick of Armco Steel Corp presented the film Crisis in Lindenville and Miss Alice Reginbegin led a Q A session. Plans were announced for the Boss Nite Dinner on February 28 at the Manchester Motor Inn.

Robert Brown Lloyd Schlotterbeck Hazel Duvall Mildred Kain Middletown National Secretaries Association, International Barnitz Bank Lindenville John Patrick Armco Steel Corp Alice Reginbegin

Churches Plan Attendees for Cincinnati TV Show

At a Sunshine Circle meeting of Crawford Street Church of God hosts listed as Mrs Opal Adams and Mrs Ella Kopp with 13 attending. Discussion covered program topics Source of Prayer and upcoming meetings at members homes. Other church circles discussed social events and charitable drives including a Feb bean supper and bulb sale.

Cincinnati Sunshine Circle Crawford Street Church of God Opal Adams Auburn Street Harry Lacey Ella Kopp Highview Road

Ross Employee Honored On Retirement

Miss Mary Bales was treated to a covered-dish dinner by Mrs. Des Dineen and Mrs. Arthur Bailey at Nora Drive as thanks for her 20 years at John Ross Store. A gold watch gift accompanied the tribute. 40 guests attended with Miss Sheila Bailey providing organ music.

Mary Bales Des Dineen Arthur Bailey Nora Drive Bales John Ross Sheila Bailey

Two Socials Planned For Women Of Wildwood

The Women of Wildwood schedule two February events at the Aberdeen Drive clubhouse. The first bridge luncheon is next Wednesday with activities starting at 10 a.m. and lunch at noon led by Mrs. Joe Cornelia. Reservations for the Feb 13 card party are due by Monday noon with Mrs. James Sloan. The second bridge luncheon is set for Feb 27.

Wildwood Aberdeen Drive Joe Corneila James Sloan

Review of Faulkner by Mrs Kindred at Guided Study Club

Mrs Cecil Kindred reviewed William Faulkner as a world renowned reclusive author at the Girls' Club meeting. The discussion covered Yoknapatawpha County, his portrayal of a decaying South, the endurance of Black Americans, his life from Mississippi to The Reivers, Nobel and Pulitzer prizes, and readings of Faulkner poems. The meeting followed by business notes on library gifts and a planned Guest Day with Dr Harold Yockum of Capital University.

William Faulkner Cecil Kindred Girls’ Club Faulkner Yoknapatowpha Kindred University of Mississippi Karl Banzhaf Edwin Bobbit Fred Gerber Millard Bechtal I. A. Casper Middletown Library Guided Study Club Association of American University Women Century Club Vance Cribbs Bobbitt Edward Land Karl Roess Harold Yockum Capital University Nevin Smucker

Daughters of America lodge hosts Valentine meeting

Twenty three members of the Julia T. Roth Past Councilors Daughters of America attended a combined business and social at the lodges Wednesday night. Game prizes were won by Mrs. Arthur Richardson, Mrs. Besse Barnes, Mrs. Allie Mack, Mrs. Jennie Moon, Mrs. Charles W. Crouch, Mrs. Lester Leturgez and Mrs. Della Mullendore. Tables were decorated in a Valentine motif and hostesses were Mrs. Estil Scalf, Mrs. David Speent, and Mrs. Marguerite Sticklen.

Julia T. Roth Daughters of America Arthur Richardson Besse Barnes Allie Mack Jennie Moon Charles W. Crouch Lester Leturgez Della Mullendore Estil Scalf David Speent Marguerite Sticklen

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