Hampton couple to celebrate 25th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hampton of 1509 Lawn Ave celebrate 25 years of marriage with a family dinner at home tomorrow. They wed February 23 1952 in Lawrenceburg Indiana and have lived in the area their entire married life. Three children Mrs Bill Pam Back Roger and Rodney Hampton are hosts along with four grandchildren. Mr Hampton is employed by Delca Air in Moraine.
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Ernest Hampton
Lawn Ave
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Bill
Pam) Back
Roger
Rodney Hampton
Hampton
Delca Air
Moraine
Miss Weir Reviews Book at FTTF ClubMeeting
Mrs Minnie Weir reviewed My America Your America at a meeting of the FTTF Club held yesterday at the Women's Center. Mrs George Brooks presided as ident conducted the business session. Hostesses were Mrs Perry Hoss Mrs Donald Dieterly Mrs Harold Cummingham and Mrs Lloyd Buchanan.
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Minnie Weir
America
FTTF
Women's Center
George Brooks
Perry Hoss
Donald Dieterly
Harold Cummingham
Lloyd Buchanan
Initiation Planned by Middletown Assembly of Rainbow Girls
The Assembly to meet at the Masonic Temple to initiate new members tomorrow at 7 p.m.. setup at 6 p.m. Dee Dee Perkins, worthy adviser, announced. Pin-on chairman will be Dee Dee Kristanoff and Stephanie Stevens will supervise refreshments. A school of instruction is set for tomorrow morning at 8:45 a.m. at the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Y Dee de Perkins
Dee Dee Kristanoff
Stephanie Stevens
Careerists vie for district BPW Speakoff title
Mrs Linda Coulles of Central Avenue will represent the Middletown BPW Club in the district Speakoff with six BPW clubs from Middletown Hamilton Cincinnati Lebanon Milford and Oxford. Coulles a speech hearing and language therapist for West Carrollton City School District is the local BPW Club’s fourth Young Careerist to participate since 1963. Last year’s winner Ann Crowley leads the Young Career Woman committee and will join several Middletown residents in the district event. Judging includes panel interview and Speech background and goals as district winners advance to state recognition at the Ohio BPW convention later this year.
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Linda Coulles
Central Avenue
Middletown
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Lebanon
Milford
Oxford
Coulles
West Carrollton City
BPW Federation
Ann Crowley
BPW
Alaska Land of Contrast and Modern Cities Shown
Miss Mildred Winkelman spoke to the Guided Study Club about Alaska’s vast size spanning four time zones with diverse regions from barren interior to coastal mineral belts. She noted Fairbanks pride, Anchorage modernization since 1964, Juneau accessibility, and active efforts to rebuild the capital city amidst shifting landscapes and abundant sea life. Members reinstated and elected new officers during the session.
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Alaska
Texas
Mildred Winkelman
Guided Study Club
Fairbanks
Anchorage
Juneau
Miss Winkelman
Interior
Arctic
Carol Selvar
Pauline Stalker
Harry Helmich
Ellen Easton
Happye West
Cecisaneree
Seubillies
Open House Rescheduled for Garver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Garver of 6809 Hamilton Lebanon Road celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house at Congress Inn near Monroe on Sunday February 27 from 2 to 4 30 p.m. The event, moved from January 30 due to bad weather, marks their 50th wedding anniversary since February 3.
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William Garver
Hamilton-Lebanon Road
Congress Inn
Monroe
Federation program features two young musicians winners
Two Philpp Reinartz Music Award winners Misty Current and Phil Orem will present a program on February 24 at the Middletown Area Federation of Women's Clubs annual meeting. Misty, a Middletown High School junior, will perform Cardini’s Concerto in Minor on violin with Mrs Ted Pollard at the piano. Phil, a Madison High School senior, will play Bach’s Concerto in D Minor on piano. he studies with Autley Wasson and plays in the Middletown Campus Community Symphonic Band. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Women's Center on the Civic Plaza. Members will elect a nominating committee. the meeting is open to federated club members, who should bring a dessert and 50-cent contribution. reservations are not required.
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Philipp Reinartz
Middletown Area
Ted Pollard
Phil
Bach
Autley Wasson
Dayton
Middletown Archin
Middletown
Madison High School
Carrousel
School of Music
Northwestern University
Federation
Women’s Center
Civic Plaza
Cleaning wood floors with water risks damage and seal wear
Cleaning wood floors with water can cause swelling and damage where the protective seal is worn. A solvent based liquid buffing wax is recommended to clean them safely.
Jefferson praised as genius in many fields by speaker
Dr Irvin Emmons told Ramblers Club members at Alvin Bell home that Thomas Jefferson excelled as a statesman architect farmer musician inventor author and designer of our decimal coinage system He cited his college Williamsburg influences his stance against Tidewater aristocracy and his deemed rights of natural man evident in the Declaration Emmons called Jefferson one of the greatest statesmen and noted his tombstone honors as author of the Declaration founder of the University of Virginia and author of religious liberty papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Irvin Emmons
Ramblers Club
Alvin Bell
Manchester Ave
Emmons
Jefferson
Williamsburg
Tidewater
University of Virginia
Looking Younger Through Cosmetic Surgery Says Dr Troques
Phyllis Battelle outlines the rising trend of face lifts amid inflation. French plastic surgeon Dr Rodolphe Troques explains motivations, risks, and age guidelines, noting most clients are around 55 but some start in their 40s to stay look years younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Battelle
King Features Syndicate
New York
Rodolphe Troques
Lloyds
Dr Troques
Chapter queen honored by Beta Sigma Phi group
Miss Shirley Carpenter of Alpha Chapter was named chapter queen at the city council Sweetheart Ball event. The chapter voted to contribute to the BSP International Endowment and Loan Fund and discussed plans for the May state convention in Akrona. The next meeting on March 1 will elect officers and nominations must be submitted to Miss Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Carpenter
Beta Sigma Phi
Cindy Finney
Ee Drive
E ’Arter
Braselet
BSP International Endowment and Loan Fund
Akrona
Miss Carpenter
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Miss Weir
Planned Parenthood
State of
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Music House
East Main
Luxo
BK Pens
Zepher
Alfa Knives
Outfitters
Manchester
Macramne
Georgetown Lane
McGee's
SUE Ann’s
Franklin Square
Danecraft
McAlpin’s Jewelry
Towne Mall
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