1978 CWC officers assume responsibilities
Mrs. Carl D. Butts becomes Middletown Christian Women's Club chairwoman after moving from Minneapolis. She balances church involvement and community work while guiding the five year old group with a large slate of officers and a planned luncheon March 6 at the Manchester Inn featuring guest speaker Diane Blacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Butts
Minneapolis
Minn
First Christian Women’s Club
Christian Women's Club
Barbara Ann Potts
Joe Ponder
Tim Draxler
Margaret Huish
Mary Sulfsted
Robert Hedrick
Ellin Kennedy
Chester Muncie
Robert Beil
Charles E. DeJarnette
Edwin Moore
Jack Crocker
David Harris
Albert Rettich
Boyd Smith
Keith Rider
Donald Butler
Evelyn Bowling
Robert Laubach
Elmer Johnson
David Curtis
Charles Mathis
Philip Adams
Stonecroft
Franklin Arms
Jerry A
Arthur Kimberlin
Muncie
Danny Johnson
Friendship Bible
Middletown
CWC
Courtney Duff Jr
Manchester Inn
Diane Blacker
Lake Bluff
Ill
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
Twenty eight players competed in the Middletown Duplicate Bridge session held in the Temple Beth Sholom recreation room. North-south winners were Paul Smith with Ron Babcock first, Glenn Selby with Harris second, Douglas Clifton with Woodruff third. east-west winners were Vernon Jones with Tutt first, Larry Funk with Timmons second, tied for third were Wikoff with Woodruff and Kash with Sherman. State Rep William Denham awarded a merit certificate to Glenn and Mrs Selby for Masters Tournament victory at the North American Bridge Championship in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Paul Smith
Ron Babcock
Glenn Selby
Robert Harris
Douglas Clifton
C. M. Woodruff
Vernon Jones
Dan Tutt
Larry Funk
Marianne Timmons
Howard Wikoff
William Kash
Ray Sherman
William Denham
Atlanta
Amanda United Methodist Women Plan Bazaar Date
The Amanda church women will meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Amanda United Methodist Church. Mrs. Nancy Gayle Williams leads devotions. Bonnie Bryant chairs the meal. The group set November 4 as the annual church bazaar date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda United Methodist Church
Nancy
Gayle Williams
Bonnie Bryant
Vo Hee
Green Ginger Note for Fresh Flavor in Cooking
When a recipe calls for green ginger use fresh ginger root. Preserved ginger may be candied or packed in syrup and is best avoided for bright heat and crisp bite.
Noxell contest offers $2500 scholarship and Cover Girl title
National High School Cover Girl of 1978 contest by Noxell Corp and Co ed magazine offers a $2500 educational scholarship to the finalist and a trip to New York for ten semi finalists. Entrants in grades 7 through 12 submit full length and close up photos with a 75 word essay and include name address phone school age and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Noxell Corp
New York City
Area pair to marry March 11 in Somerville
The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Susan Elaine Boice of 5115 Camden-West Elkton Road Somerville to Randy Gordon Leeds son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Leeds of 10361 Gratis-Jacksonburg Road Somerville are announced. The couple will be married March 11 at 7 30 p m at the West Elkton United Methodist Church in an open ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Elaine Boice
Camden-West Elkton Road
Somerville
Randy Gordon Leeds
Gordon Leeds
Gratis- Jacksonburg Road
Miss Boice
Raymond
Edna Mae Boice
Preble Shawnee High School
Hamilton
Miami University
Leeds
Montgomery County Joint Vocational School
Square D Co
West Elkton United Methodist Church
1978 High School Cover Girl Contest Mail-In Entry
Readers are invited to mail entries for the 1978 High School Cover Girl contest to Co-ed Magazine at 50 W 44th St New York NY 10036 before April 15. Include height and measurements as part of the submission process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 44Th St
New York
N. Y
Free Beltone hearing aid model offered by mail
Chicago Beltone Electronics announces a free non operating model to demonstrate tiny ear level hearing aid. No cost no obligation and will be mailed to Dept. 5461 4201 W Victoria Chicago IL 60646.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago
Ill
Beltone
Odel
Beltone Electronics
Victoria
Chicago
Questers Topic American Samplers Study Meeting
Questers top topic covers American samplers at a home gathering on Macready Avenue with Mrs Ellis presenting the weekly study. Last month members approved bylaw changes to allow officers elected in even years to serve two-year terms. The state convention occurs April 26 in St Clairsville.
Garden club backs arts program with Frances P. Jones
Shovel and Hoe Garden Club joins local clubs to sponsor a July Arts in Middletown Building event featuring Frances P. Jones, a renowned flower arranger. A tea and reception are planned. Yesterday the club showcased a slide on Spring Planting and Landscaping by Adam Ravestein of Siebenthaler's Nursery in Dayton, who answered questions on winter plant damage. Guests included Mrs. Bud Tibbits and Mrs. James Collins, with Mrs. Gary Kaup as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shovel and Hoe Garden Club
Arts In
Middletown
Frances P. Jones
Adam Ravestein
Siebenthaler
Dayton
Bud Tibbits
James Collins
Gary Kaup
Lamaze childbirth classes begin March 16 in West Middletown
The second Lamaze course for due dates in late spring runs Thu evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church. Mrs. Jim Roberts will lead through May 4 with pre-registration required and an $18 per couple fee. A new infant care and parenting section will be taught by Mrs. Debbie Tibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Derreth) Roberts
Nelson Road
Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church
West Middletown
Roberts
Debbie Tibbs
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Charles Beck Jr
George Letts
Beck
Mrs. Butts
Stanley Manal
Amanda Church
Ohote Hv
NCI
Ramee Lelans
Siversity
1St National Bank
Bunny Hollow
University Blvd
Baraitz Bank
Erica QO
Cheryl Cameron
Questers
Ellis
Garden Club
Bama
American Savings & Loan Assn
City Centre Mart
James Kenroth
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