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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1972

Page

8

East West Cultural Bridge Fosters Student Exchange Tonight

About 45 Middletown Campus Miami University students dine with 14 Oriental guests at the Terhune home. A Japanese tea ceremony and discussion follow a mixed Chinese and Japanese dinner, highlighting international cultures amid Nixon's China visit. Guests include Yumiko Watanabe from Japan and several students from Hong Kong Taiwan Korea Kobe and Cincinnati hosts.

Middletown Miami University Charles Terhune Rusmar Court Japan Tians

Flower arranging program at Omicron Chapter meeting

Mrs. Brown presented a flower arranging demonstration at the Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meeting held last night at Mrs. Lynden Peters home in Trenton. Co-hostess Mrs. Denny Stitsinger spoke about Balloon Day for the Heart Fund. Scrapbook committee urged a meeting tomorrow at Mrs. Jack Krebs home. Chapter social planned for March 6 with Mrs. Bernard Straub as chairman. Guest Mrs. Pear Price attended.

Dick Brown Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Lynden Peters Trenton Denny Stitsinger the Heart Fund Scrapbook Committee Jack Krebs Bernard Straub Pear Price

Do Children Feel Short Shoes In Growing Feet

A shoe trade perspective warns children may not complain about tight footwear due to soft bones in growth years. Wearing too-small shoes can cause later foot problems such as bunions, ingrown toenails, arch weakness, or rotating heels, with corrective, costly treatment. Regular foot checks and proper, professional fitting are advised.

Marriage of Paula Judd and James Venters

The wedding occurred at Blue Ball Presbyterian Church on February 14 with Miss Paula Elaine Judd and James Venters of Brentwood Street. The Rev. Quentin Everest officiated. The bride wore a white knit dress with scoop neckline and long sleeves, carried white carnations, and is a Monroe High School student. Her fiancé attends Lebanon High School. They plan to live at 1728 Fernwood Street.

Paula Elaine Judd James Venters Brentwood Street Blue Ball Presbyterian Church Quentin Everest Monroe ‘High School Lebanon High School Fernwood St

Engaged Pair Plans March 4 Wedding

The couple Diana Campbell and Donald Hudson set a March 4 ceremony at First Christian Church with 3:30 p.m. service. Paolo Hudson will be best man. David Hudson, his brother, ushers. Miss Lynette Campbell and Patsy Jo Campbell serve as bridesmaids with Pamela Campbell attending as maid of honor. reception in Fellowship Hall follows.

Mr. Hudson David Paul Mike McKee Michalla Anderson Paula Ann Campbell Donald Allen Hudson First Christian Church Acgirl Chad Hudson Teception Fellowship Hall Miss Campbell Pamela Campbell Samuel P

Vance Davidson Wedding Planned for March Eighteenth

Miss Jatana Lee Vance will wed Ronald L. Davidson March 18 at Faith United Methodist Church. The ceremony at 7 30 p m will be officiated by Rev Clifford Stearns with J Lowell Lakes assisting, followed by a reception in the church fellowship hall.

Vance-Davidson Jatana Lee Vance Ronald L. Davidson Faith United Methodist Church Clifford Stearns J. Lowell Lakes

Local Birth Announcements Include Several New Arrivals

Vital Mr and Mrs Samuel Long announce a boy born yesterday at Meadow Avenue. Mr and Mrs Robert Garrett welcome a boy born yesterday in Farmersville. Mr and Mrs Michael Hiatt report a girl born yesterday at Andrew Street. Mr and Mrs D G Baldwin welcome a girl born today at 15th Avenue. Out of town Delbert Adams paternal grandfather noted. Mr and Mrs Dennis Reese report a boy born February 13 at Grandview Dayton. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nemeisel of Lexington Kentucky report a girl born February 18 at Central Baptist Hospital Lexington. Maternal grandmother Mrs Raymond Fening listed at Marymont Court.

Robert Garrett Farmersville Michael Hiatt Andrew St D.G. Baldwin 15Th Ave Dennis Reese Ohio Ave Grandview Hospital Dayton Kenneth Nemeisel Lexington Central Baptist Hospital Raymond Fening Marymont Court

Community Names Listed In Local Notices

A string of resident names and addresses appears in a local notice brief. Individuals include Candice Marie Oaks of Lamberton Street, Ellis Johnson of Brentwood Street, William Allen of Elk Creek Road, Ben Gustin of Franklin, James Helton of Carlisle, Mark Adams of German Town, Victor Thomas of Shurt Road, Arnold Sponsel of Highland Street, Mary A Tatman of Franklin, Vickie Staton of Waneta Avenue, Harold McCarty of Oxford State Road, and Michael L Kennedy of Germantown Road.

Candice Marie Oaks John R. Oaks Lamberton St Ellis Johnson Brentwood St William Allen Elk Creek Road Ben Gustin Franklin James Helton Carlisle Mark Adams Theron Adams Germantown Victor Thomas Shurt Road Arnold Sponsel Highland St Mary A. Tatman Vickie Staton Waneta Ave Harold McCarty LeRoy Theodore Oxford State Road Michael L. Kennedy Germantown Road

Federation Meeting Set for Middletown Club Elections

Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs will elect a nominating committee at a general meeting Thursday. Voting is restricted to members with cards. The 8 p.m. program at the Women's Center features Debra Runyan and the Middletown High School Girls' Triple Trio, with talks by Polly Sexton and Sarah Akers about their Girls State experiences.

Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs Women’s Center Debra Runyan Civic Symphony Middletown Polly Sexton Sarah Akers

Bridal Party Named for Park Lane Couple’s March Wedding

Miss Glenna Gail Peck and James John Silver II plan a March 18 ceremony at First United Methodist Church. Rev. Eugene Frazer will officiate at 7:30 p.m. Bride’s sister Frances Peck maid of honor. Attendants include Frances Peck, Mrs. Philip Bruner, Mrs. Jerry Jones Lawson. Best man is Robert Blevins. ushers Bill Leifheit Bill Mehl Philip Bruner. Other members: Bill Howard Peck Tingbearer and flower girls Susan and Gail Willoughby.

Glenna Gail Peck Park Lane James John Silver II First United Methodist Church Eugene Frazer Garvin H. Peck Somerville Frances Peck Philip Bruner Jerry Jones Lawson Ezel Stiver James J. Stiver Flemming Road Robert Blevins Bill Leifheit Bill Mehl Middletown Gratis Bill Howard Peck Tingbearer Susan Gail ‘Willoughby Alexandria

Duplicate Club Meets at Middletown Bridge Night

Howard Wikoff and C M Woodruff led the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom with 136 points in east west play. Mrs Dan MacLean and Paul Smith were second with 129 points. Mrs William Frees and Mrs Stanley Harris took third with 124. In north south, Mrs Russell Anness and Mrs Stanley Weinstein won with 123. Gordon Nein and Mrs Leland Lynch Jr. second with 119. P Slade and Mrs Herschel Greenham third with 119. Mitchell movement ran at nine tables. overall average was 108.

Howard Wikoff C.M. ‘Woodruff Middletown Temple Beth Sholom Eastwest Dan MacLean Paul Smith William Frees Stanley Harris Russell Anness Stanley Weinstein Gordon Nein Leland Lynch Jr P.slade Herschel Greenham Mitchell

Knights of Columbus Auxiliary to Meet and Present Program

Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary will hold a combined meeting and program tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the K of C Hall. The event combines organizational gathering with a planned program for attendees.

Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary K of C

Brownies and Scouts Combine for Thinking Day Event

Girl Scout troops 1206 and 21 will join Brownie Troop 1535 for a Thinking Day program tomorrow afternoon at Oneida School. Highlights include slides from the girls camping experiences this year. Parents are invited to attend.

Oneida School

Let Me Check Our Calendar Party Dilemma

A couple weighs attending a two week from Saturday party amid a busy social calendar. One partner frets over a headache while the other chats with a redhead, debating staying in versus going out as plans clash with real life duties.

Painters and critics discuss American Scene artists and sculpture

Mrs. William McGuire led a Critique Literary Society meeting on American Scene painters Thomas Benton Grant Wood and John Steuart Curry and stressed art rooted in its soil and climate. She cited Wright’s architecture and noted shifts in sculpture using iron steel brass and copper. Guests included Mr and Mrs P F Johnson and Mrs Helen Larsen. Florence Powell will host next month’s session on 20s versus 70s.

Thomas Benton Grant Wood John Steuart Curry William McGuire Critique Literary Society P. F. Johnson Helen Larsen Howard Wilson Florence Powell

Fashion Show Extravaganza At Bethel AME Church

Bethel AME plans a Fashion Show Extravaganza this Sunday at 5 p m featuring Meredith Originals hats by Mrs Gaar Davis and Central Store fashions. Models include several men and guests with Miss Josephine Coleman, Warren County Junior Miss winner, as a highlight. Donations are one dollar.

The Young People’ S Missionary Society Courtesey Club Meredith Gaar Davis Josephine Coleman Warren County

Hospital Party By Local Church Brightens Ward 69

The Golden Circle Class of Christ United Methodist Church hosted a dessert luncheon for nearly 100 patients in Ward 69 at Longview State Hospital. Mrs. Leroy Nicholas chaired the event with help from church and Social Service League members. Clothing donations from the Moose Lodge aided patient needs.

Golden Circle Class of Christ United Methodist Church Longview State Hospital Leroy Nicholas Middletown Longview ‘Social Service League Moose Lodge

DAR Urges Americans to Remember Patriots Through February

Mrs. James B. Holt, regent of the Col. Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, calls on readers to study American history during February American Month. She stresses learning about patriots and honoring Washington and Lincoln as part of the heritage observance.

America James B. Holt Jonathan Bayard Smith Daughters of the American Revolution DAR Washington Lincoln

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