Middletown Chapter One War Mothers Plan 54th Anniversary
The Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers outlines a 54th anniversary event with a noon Feb 20 covered dish dinner at the Legion Home. Mrs. June Perkins chairs. business notes include a Jan 17 Dayton VA Hospital visit and a Salvation Army donation. Guest Mrs. Fay Geisler of Michigan attends. Next meeting set for Feb 6 at the Legion Home.
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Middletown
Legion Home
June Perkins
Turner Powers
Dayton VA
Salvation Army
Questionnaire on Male Sexuality Reveals Personal Beliefs
A reader notes NOW'sGender studies release and shares a candid, explicit response from a questionnaire on male sexuality. The piece quotes select questions and answers, highlighting attitudes toward sex, romance, and the sexual revolution.
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National Organization For Women
NOW
Birth Preparation Courses Draw Interest In Local Churches
Childbirth classes with Mrs Betsy Hawkins at the Church of Ascension have openings for expectant parents. A second course by Mrs Carolyn Griffiths moves from Monroe High School to Monroe Methodist Church on Lebanon and East Streets starting Wednesday, ending January 29. Sessions run weekly, mothers urged to attend with or without partners. wear slacks and bring a blanket. Contact Mrs Hawkins at 423 6046 or Mrs Griffiths at 539 8909 for details.
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Church of Ascension
Betsy Hawkins
Carolyn Griffiths
Monroe High School
Monroe Methodist Church
Lebanon
East Streets
Crunchy almond chocolate topping for desserts
Combine 2 cups white sugar and 2 cups brown sugar with one third cup slivered almonds and one unbeaten egg white. Bake at 350 for 20 minutes until crisp. Cool and crush. Mix with 3 to 4 tablespoons chopped sweet chocolate. Store covered and serve atop ice cream or fruit.
Chocolate Covered Almond Pieces
Coat slivered almonds with melted chocolate. Turn onto waxed paper to set. Break into small pieces.
Bridal party named for Murray Coons wedding at Faith Alliance
Miss Debbie Murray and Gary Coons announce their March 22 ceremony at Faith Alliance Church with attendants led by maid of honor Miss Jeanne Murray. Bridesmaids include Mrs. Bob Liles, Miss Carole Lucas, and Miss Marilyn Baker. Timmy Hurt is ringbearer and Ellen Taylor is flower girl. Best man is Terry Coons. ushers include Norm Seubert, Doug Few, and Ron DeHart.
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Debbie Murray
Gary Coons
Faith Alliance Church
James McCollum
Jeanne Murray
Franklin
Bob Liles
Farmersville
Carole Lucas
Marilyn Baker
Ellen Taylor
Timmy Hurt
Terry Coons
Dayton
Norm Seubert
Doug Few
Ron DeHart
Centerville
Miss Murray
James L. Murray
West Lawn Drive
Clarence Coons
Licina-Derickson Vows in Hazel Crest Ceremony
Miss Sandra Ann Licina and Daniel P. Derickson wed Dec 21 at United Methodist Church Hazel Crest officiated by Rev. Russel W. Koenig. Reception followed at Sulky Dinner Club Harvey. They plan residence in Ironton where he will work at Mearan's.
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Sandra Ann Licina
Nellie Licina
Melvin Licina
Harvey, Ill
Daniel P. Derickson
Donald P. Derickson
Miami St
Trenton
United Methodist Church
Hazel Crest
Ill
Russel W. Koenig
Harvey
Ironton
Derickson
Mearan’s
Trenton High School
Eastern
Travel note on Stroud and Greathouse departures
Mrs. Katherine Stroud of Ventonville Ark and her brother John F. Greathouse Jr. of Grants Pass Ore left after Christmas visits with sisters Mrs. Vel Spence of Hill Avenue and Mrs. Ralph DeBord of Jefferson Road and their families.
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Katherine Stroud
Ventonville
Ark
John F. Greathouse Jr
Grant Pass
Ore
Vel Spence
Hill Avenue
Ralph DeBord
Jefferson Road
Three new members join Women of the Moose Chapter 183
Enrollment of three new members highlighted this week’s meeting at the Moose Lodge on S Main Street. New members are Mrs. Dorothy Jackson Mrs. Lillian Cope and Mrs. Wade Carder. Mrs. Fugate led child care arrangements, luncheon closed the session, and Middletown lodge hosts Jan 12 for the regional meeting with 12 chapters expected.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
S. Main Street
Dorothy Jackson
Lillian Cope
Wade Carder
David Fugate
Middletown
Ralph Easter
Moose
Fuller silhouettes and big tops trend in Seventeen preview
The January Seventeen previews midwinter fashion with fuller silhouettes such as pale floral pull-on smock dresses and full-cut caftans, all waistless, plus a growing emphasis on big tops and cape coats. Jeans remain central, with diverse footwear from sling-backs to neon fuchsia oxfords and patchwork jackets.
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New York
Seventeen
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