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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1968
Page
7
A new eight part series begins in the Accent on Women section written by Henry J. Smith Modern Bride Magazine veteran. It aims to guide brides to be with practical advice on wedding plans costs honey moon and home decorating across eight Sunday installments with a special groom chapter.
Mrs. Virginia Phillips hosts a miscellaneous shower tomorrow at her Springboro home for Miss Barbara Fry fiancee of Charles Curtner Jr. Miss Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fry, will wed in Springboro with Curtner’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtner also from Springboro. Numerous Springboro residents attend as shower guests.
Betty Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hall of Hill Avenue, and her fiancé Wallace R. Henson of Sharonville, are to exchange vows at 7 30 p m on February 24 at the First Church of God. Pre nuptial pantry shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Gale Henson at Mrs. Lester Henson's Sharonville home featured a Valentine theme.
The Rev. Duane L. Sisson assistant pastor of the First Baptist Church will address the Business and Professional Women's Club on Japan Today at a 6 30 p m dinner meeting at the Women's Center Tuesday. Hostesses are world affairs committee members led by Mrs Chester Muncie chairman and Mrs Edward Muncie co chairman with several members listed.
A WCTU speech contest will occur Sunday at 6 p.m. at 3029 Yankee Rd with five high school contestants from Grace Baptist First United Presbyterian Monroe Methodist New Era Baptist and St Peters Lutheran. Judges panel includes three locals. gold medal winner advances to a regional contest in Columbus April 3.
Brown's Run Country Club hosted a Thursday Ladies Day duplicate bridge luncheon drawing 30 members and guests. North south pairs posted a 72 average while winners included Mrs. Mike Graney and Mrs. Calvin Lloyd 81, Mrs. Russell Anness and Dr. Betty Owens 80, Mrs. Sidney Yager and Miss Josephine Armstrong 75. East west winners were Mrs. William Shera and Mrs. Earl Brooks 79, Mrs. P. S. Cade and Mrs. Howard Wikoff 71, and Mrs. George Brecht and Mrs. Heber Jones 65. Next event set for March 7 starting at 11:30 a.m.
Mrs Russell Weatherwax Jr. headed Circle Two at her Rusmar Court home with Mrs R R Hasemeier and Mrs Harold Dance assisting. Mrs George Linnert attended as guest as speakers Mrs Millard Bechtel and Mrs Dance spoke.
Holiday Inn hosted a rehearsal dinner honoring Miss Marisue Foland and James Edward Hanna on the eve of their 7:30 PM wedding at First EUB Church. Attendants and guests included multiple family members, friends, and out of town visitors from Lakewood California.
Mr and Mrs John Daudt hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Clock Restaurant on Wilbraham Road honoring their son John Daudt Jr and his bride to be Miss Jenny Lynn England with the bridal party present The couple married today at 1 pm at Holy Trinity Church in Shelbiana Kentucky Attending included Stephen England Daniel Fariada Cardinal Gibbons Minta Gibbons Rev Robert Holzman Michael Burney and other relatives and friends
Mrs. Perry Hoss spoke at the FTTF Club about the Valentine customs of Queen Victoria’s era. She recalled ornate 1800s designs and reserved messages as grandpa courted grandma. Mrs. Harry Pratt introduced the program and readers shared a Valentine poem.
Deadline for reservations is Tuesday for the AAUW social luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club on Feb. 24 at 12 30 p.m. The per person cost is $2 50 and reservations may be made with Mrs Daniel Ward or Mrs Kenneth Campbell.
Mr and Mrs Norman Marks of Stanley Street handle tickets for the fourth annual St Patrick s Day Dinner at Holy Trinity Church. The dinner and program start Saturday March 16 at 6 30 p m in Holy Trinity School gym.
Walnut Grove swim team auxiliary members meet at Mrs. Arlin Powell home for plans to sponsor a St Patrick Dance on March 16 at the K of C Hall. Reservations handled by Mrs. Ralph Lewis Jr. 70 Charles St.
The Study Club outlined a guest day on March 28 at the Women's Center with reservations to March 21 via Mrs. E. S. Land. Program chairwoman is Mrs. James Sloan. social committee includes Mrs. Krug Klafter Mrs. Land and others. Talks on What Is Philosophy featured Mrs. Casper and Mrs. Don Dazey discussing Bertrand Russell.
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