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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1950
Page
3
Peg Rosing reflects on teenage fashion and behavior, noting flamboyant fads fascinate adults yet teens show academic success. She observes outfits from oversized plaid shirts to tight jeans, beanies with trinkets, and evolving hair styles, arguing adolescence reflects era trends and potential market value rather to blame.
Vivian Brown reports on a new dance step called the Cherry Bounce linked to Cherry Blossom season. The routine blends 20s and 50s moves with steps: roundabout bounce, cherry hop, cherry Charleston, and cherry Shuffle, set to a song from Astaire studio.
A Coterie Club committee announced a dance for April 2 at the Sportsmen's Club with music by Harry Jack Walton and his orchestra. Committee members include Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sonner as chairman and other couples: Mr. and Mrs. William Carson, Welden Baker, Philip Bennington, Adrian Brooks, and John Dow.
Fresh spring optimism for home sewers as new fabric trends and nylon options broaden at sew counters. Nylon crepe prints and peep textures join silks and cottons in a budget friendly mix, with coordinated stripes for summer ensembles and brighter color palettes.
Sir Thomas Beecham’s recordings with Columbia include Tchaikovsky Capriccio Italien and a Carmen suite, paired with Bizet themes, pressed by Columbia and Victor. Mengelburg conducts Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw for a Serenade in C major, with Dvorak’s Serenade for Strings also featured on the Capitol-Telefunken LP. Menuhin, acclaimed for virtuosic prowess, returns to Victor with Bartok Sonata No. 1 plus other works.
In April he unveiled a long neglected work to record audiences. The Hungarian composer who died is noted in the article continuation on page 14.
The Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra under Paul Katz will perform March 2 at 8 30 p m in Memorial Hall with University of Dayton Mixed Chorus directed by Nelson Harper Jr Guest artists will sing and conduct pieces including Pines of Rome and Wagner selections The program closes with choral and orchestral concerts and a cantata honoring the founder of the Society of Mary featuring University of Dayton student James Losh and selections from Lift Up Your Hearts and When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Knight will entertain the Ramblers Club Thursday at their home.
When you cook beets keep them whole with the long taproot and an inch or two of stems. This helps prevent the red pigment from leaking out and keeps the beets visually appealing.
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