Episcopal Tea Dance Draws Nearly Four Hundred in Middletown
In Middletown a large crowd attended the Episcopal Tea Dance at the Manchester Hotel. About 400 students and guests enjoyed the afternoon from 4 to 9, with Charity Ball and Pan-Hellenic decorations still in place. Music by Jimmy Wilber and his orchestra provided the danceable rhythm, while newly crafted centerpieces and festive greenery enhanced the tables. Numerous reservations appeared on the list, reflecting a well attended holiday-season wrap up.
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Middletown
Manchester
Robert Nelson
Jimmy Wilber
Edward Cohn
Thomas Marianos
Thomas Braun
Jack Alford
Lewis Welshofer
Gene Phillips
Paul Long
Robert Wilson
John Schraffenberger
Ernest Graff
Langdon Leighton
John Murphy
Names Day Birthday Party Honors Cris Pappas and Neil
Mrs. Cris Pappas hosted a joint names day and birthday party at the Neiva Center Sunday evening for her husband and son Neil. About 150 guests enjoyed a buffet lunch and a large cake inscribed Happy Birth day Crist and Neil. Greek and American dancing followed with a Belgian guest performing several vocal numbers. Attendees traveled from Dayton Cincinnati Hamilton Columbus Xenia and Indianapolis. A holiday hostess gift featured a large brandy glass filled with mints and decorated with blue seals and amber accents.
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Cris Pappas
North Sutphin St
Neiva Center
Neil
Crist
Dayton
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Columbus
Xenia
Indianapolis
Society Deadline Rules For Sunday Pages
The Society Department sets a 10:30 a.m. submission cutoff for all society items with a 9:30 a.m. Saturday deadline. Sunday pictures must arrive by Thursday noon and space should be reserved a week ahead. Weddings over 10 days old cannot be used, only engagement or wedding photos. Friday is the final deadline and children events like parties or stork showers are not used.
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Society
Otterbein College Tea at United Brethren Church
Otterbein College students and alumni enjoyed a Sunday tea at United Brethren Church with Mrs. L. H. Bremer presiding and Mrs. Donald Llewellyn introducing the program. Two piano numbers by Miss Marilyn Turner and Miss Carolyn Cribbs followed by brief talks from trustees Dr. E. R. Turner Mr. Vance Cribbs and Dr. Mae Gardner. Harold Riley showed a film from the last homecoming, then the college song. Mrs. M. Frederick of Detroit accompanied on piano. tea was served by Mrs. Bremer and Mrs. Elmo Lingrel. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mokry Camden Rev. and Mrs. James Riley Miss Beverly Willis Dayton Mrs. Frederick Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miltenberger Franklin and Mrs. R. auth of Pennsylvania.
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Otterbein College
United Brethren Church
L. H. Bremer
Donald Llewellyn
Marilyn Turner
Carolyn Cribbs
E. R. Turner
Vance Cribbs
Mae Gardner
Harold Riley
Tram
M. Frederick
Detroit
Bremer
Elmo Lingrel
Town
Leslie Mokry
Camden
James Riley
Beverly Willis
Dayton
Frederick
Allan Miltenberger
Franklin
R. “Auth
Pennsylvania
Holiday gatherings mark New Year in Middletown
Local society notes detail multiple family reunions and visits in Middletown during the holidays. Gallagher, Centers, Gouveia families traveled to Philadelphia, while the McCrearys hosted a New Year’s Day dinner for relatives including Barker, Adams, Lovelace, Caudill, and Meadows. Others, like the Mokrys, Gardners, and Cannon families, spent holidays here before returning home.
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Middletown
Philadelphia
F. J. Gallagher
Gallaghers
Charles Centers
Frank Gouveia
Larry Seltzer
Jackie
Mitchie
G. C. McCreary
Winona Dr
O. D. Barker
Kelley Adams
Winfred Adams
Garvin Lovelace
Albert McCreary
Raish Barker
Hershell Caudill
Vernon Barker
Yvonne Meadows
Opie Meadows
Two Papers Presented To Century Club Meeting
The Woman's Century Club met at the Girls' Club last evening with hosts Mrs. Elizabeth Schenck and Mrs. Marietta McCray. Mrs. Baker spoke on Education Pioneer Versus Modern, tracing girls education from early schools to today and noting fields open to women. Mrs. Rettig offered four sketches of Emma Willard, Clara Barton, Ella Flagg Young, and Margaret Clapp, highlighting contributions in education and leadership before social hour.
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Woman’s Century Club
Elizabeth Schenck
Marietta McCray
F. A. Badger
R. V. Crist
R. D. Baker
Baker
Ralph Rettig
Emma Hart Willard
Emma Willard School
Troy
N. Y
Clara Barton
New England
Ella Flage
Chicago
Viola Rebekah Lodge Meets at Knights Hall
The Lodges Viola Rebekah Lodge met last evening in the Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs Harold Flatter presiding. Arrangements were made for an installation of officers January 16. After the business meeting the group assembled to enjoy cards.
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Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malta
Harold Flatter
Quirino Plans Parley of Southwest Pacific Nations
President Quirino intends to convene a conference of Southwest Pacific nations after his U S visit late January, sources say. He spoke with Chinese Nationalist minister Wu Teh-Chen and may rally nations including Malaya Indonesia Indochina the Philippines Australia and New Zealand to oppose Communism while signaling gradual recognition of Formosa.
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Quirino
Manila
United States
Wu Teh-Chen
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Southeast Asia
China
Burma
Thailand
Siam
India
Formosa
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chiang
Baguio
Philippines
Malaya
Indonesia
Indochina
Australia
New Zealand
Kirk O Ferrall Removed From Episcopal Clergy Rolls
Detroit AP Kirk B O Ferrall 61 a former dean who wed a divorcee sparking church controversy has been dropped from the Episcopal Church rolls at his request in a brief December 15 ceremony in Detroit He resigned as dean of St Pauls Cathedral before marrying Isabelle Morrill 31 and the second divorce followed a year later The new marriage occurred last Tuesday at Daytona Beach Florida
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Detroit
Kirk B. O’ferrall
Richard E. Emrich
Michigan
O’ferrall
St. Paul's Cathedral
Isabelle Morrill
Barbara Vorhis and Harold Jackson Engaged to Marry
Mr and Mrs W D Vorhis of 2002 Fleming Rd announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara to Harold Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond B Jackson of Cincinnati. Barbara is a Denison graduate and Christ Hospital School of Nursing alumna, now employed by Christ Hospital. Harold is doing postgraduate work at the University of Cincinnati. The wedding is planned for late January.
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W. D. Vorhis
Fleming Rd
Barbara
Harold
Jackson
Raymond B. Jackson
Cincinnati
Miss Vorhis
Denison University
Christ Hospital School of Nursing
Christ Hospital
University of Cincinnati
Wives of Police Officers Club Meet January Fourth
The Wives of Police Officers Club will hold their monthly meeting Wednesday January 4 at the Pistol Range with a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m Members may bring a guest and service for both Sherman School Grade Mothers hold their first meeting of the year Wednesday January 4 at 130 p m at the school.
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Wives of Police Officers Club
Sherman School
Lebanon's First Babies Are Twins
The New Year Baby in Lebanon is a double exposure as twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Lester Borland share the spotlight. Born Sunday in Steubenville during a weekend visit, the family includes a one year old sister and parents at 113 West Orchard Ave.
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Lebanon
Lester Borland
West Orchard Ave
Steubenville
Former Dean Resigns from Clergy after Three Month Delay
Former Mrs. Helen Head Reed widow of a U S consular official notes. Since leaving St Louis O'Fer rall has served as acting dean of the Episcopal Pro Cathedral in Paris and lectured in the United States. Bishop Finrich said the former dean submitted his resignation September 15 but canon law delayed action for three months.
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Helen Head Reed
United States
St. Louis
O'Ferrall
Episcopal Pro-Catherdral
Paris
Finrich
Recluse Slain as Arkansas Manhunt Widened
Two more casualties marked Arkansas fugitive convicts manhunt as a recluse in Little Rock suburb was fatally shot during a posse exchange. Deputy state marshal Walter L. McLav ey was wounded, and Odus Eaton, 26, from Stilwell Oklahoma, was captured near Scott Arkansas and returned to Tucker prison farm.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Odus Eaton
Stilwell
Okla
Scott, Ark
Tucker
Eaton
E Burgess
Walter L. McLavey
Burgess
Colder Weather Predicted With Snow Tonight
Temperatures in the 50s over the past days fall to a low of 20 to 25 degrees tonight as light snow starts. The cold spell continues into Wednesday with snow or sleet. Yesterday ranged from 50 to 56 degrees, with the low at 56 and rising to 59 by late morning.
Break and slaying tied to trio in Arkansas Oklahoma City case
The barefoot man asking for food led to a storekeeper informing authorities. Suspects still at large include James Perry Williams 29 Sheridan Ark David Dyer 28 Oklahoma City and James Rheuark 22 Sapulpa Okla Williams is named as ring leader of the break and the guard's killer.
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James Perry Williams
Sheridan
Ark
David Dyer
Oklahoma City
James Rheuark
Sapulpa
Okla
Williams
Break
Guard
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