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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1977
Page
6
Interior designer Terry Martin for JCP Co creates fictional clients to stage model homes for photography. Her make-believe families like Bob and Sandra Wilson of Cleveland reflect varied careers and tastes, with details such as allergies shaping room design for baby Tracy.
In this Monday February 14 1977 Accent On Women page a local feature highlights profiles and events focusing on women’s roles in community life. Names and specific events are drawn from the feature coverage.
The Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos Society announced the Pre Lenten Dinner committee for Sts Constantine Helen Church. Co chairs Mrs John Revelos and Mrs Elias Anagnostou named aides plus Jr Goyans on cleanup. The group plans Sunday of Orthodoxy observances February 27 with refreshments by Mrs Georgopoulos and Miss Revelos.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Butler County Bar Association will host a shirt painting demonstration at its February meeting at Mrs. John Moser's Hamilton home. Christine Webb of Marilyn's Ceramics Studio will conduct the program. Webb, from Bath England, is a member of the local Fine Arts and Crafts Guild. The dessert meeting begins at 12 30 p.m with Mrs. Jacques Fiehrer as chairwoman and assistants Mrs. John W. Uhl and Mrs. Matthew Crehan.
Mrs Addie Bailey was re elected as ident of the Good Will Mothers Club at a dinner marking the group 38th anniversary Held at Bonanza Sirloin Pit with officers re elected including Mrs Andy Silver and Mrs LaRue Ginter Charter members Raymond Derrough and Mrs Fletcher were recognized Guests included Mrs Erman Taylor Kitty McGuire and Louise Wood The next meeting is set for March 11 at 2 pm at Mrs Silver s home
New concept by Matyas for Concept VII features a chiffon tabard over a softly sleeved shirt with tailored pants. Neck-band shirt is tunic ready with side slits. waist detailing highlighted. Patterns A533 offered in Misses sizes 8 through 18. fabric yardage listed for size 12. Send $1.50 to Middletown Journal Pattern Dept, New York. add 35 cents for first class airmail.
Moving for retirees requires careful choice of accessible features and safety. Senior-friendly buildings should have level entrances, good lighting, and wide doors and hallways. Check climate controls, elevator access, and bathroom layouts with safety features before buying or renting.
An open house marks the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Oscar Shockley of 110 FE Second St Franklin. It will be held Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Earl Collins 2790 W Ohio 122 Franklin. The couple married February 19 1927 in Newport Kentucky and have two sons Rev Thomas Shockley and Richard Shockley both of Middletown and twin daughters Mrs Doris Burt and Mrs Deloris Collins both of Franklin. They also have 15 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
About 30 inactive Mu Chapter members reserve for Founders Day dinner bridge at 6 30 p m Wednesday. The Armco Women's Holiday House hosts the Columbus event marking 73 years since the sorority's founding and 1916 local chapter formation. Mrs James Sexton handles reservations which close today.
Ida Morningstar Chase 572 and Order of Eastern 5 meet tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with social hour led by Bill Neuenswander. Mother's Club members gather at Doty House Development and Training Center at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Keeble and Mrs Korros co hosting the facility tour.
Mrs Eugene Brown and Mrs Evelyn Bolling lead a Union Chapel Church United Methodist Women meeting at 7 pm Thursday on Keister Road. Hostesses include Mrs Elbert Spencer Mrs Glyda Cox Mrs Irene Witt and Mrs Margaret Sayer. Mrs Inza Stone to conduct the pledge service.
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