Americana inspires home fashions for the Bicentennial year
At the start of 1976 Americans seek Americana from Boston rockers to Revere silver with reproductions and period designs in mugs, linens, carpets, quilts, coverlets, and needlework. Quent in Pearson of Ideas Inc notes varied connotations across regions, while makers offer affordable alternatives to scarce antiques.
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Los Angeles
Boston
Quentin Pearson
Ideas, Inc
San Diego
Calif
Pearson
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
America
Installation of 1976 officers to highlight Miami Valley Council
Miami Valley Council 30 Daughters of America meets at the D of A Hall 2114 Oxford State Road with deputy Mrs Ray Gerard installing new officers at 7 30 p m after a 6 30 p m covered dish dinner. Ida Morning Star Chapter Order of Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Lodge tomorrow at 7 30 p m with 1975 Whithouse ambassadors of district 19 as special guests. Mr and Mrs John Taylor and Mr and Mrs John Neuenswander lead the business and social hour following a covered dish dinner.
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Miami Valley Council
Daughters of America
D of A
Oxford State Road
Ray Gerard
Ida Morningstar
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Whithouse
John Taylor
John Neuenswander
John XXIII PTO Dance at Fenwick High Set Jan 17
Co chairs Mr and Mrs Dominic Esposito and Dr and Mrs Vincent Rivizzino announce a Jan 17 dance at Fenwick High School. The Tom Benny Band provides music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets cost 7.50 per couple with proceeds for school improvements.
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Dominic Esposito
Vincent Rivizzino
Fenwick High School
Tom Benny Band
Song writer to speak here at church meeting
Mrs. Gerald Adkins of Dayton, a recording artist and song writer, will speak at the Women's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church on January 9. The program titled Sharing Christ Through Words and Music features Thelma Price as accompanist and includes previews of yearly goals by Mrs. Strait and Mrs. Anspach, with offertory by Mrs. Crawford and City officials Urban. Reservations for luncheon and nursery are due by Wednesday noon, with a 75 cent non circle member fee. The executive board meets Friday at 1 am.
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Gerald Adkins
Dayton
Ancheon
Women's Association of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Adkins
Christ
Thelma Price
Thomas Strait
S. G. Anspach
William Crawford
Louis Urban
Michael Williams
Gephart Worbis Vows Announced At First Baptist Church
Deborah Ann Gephart and Adrian Fernando Worbis were married in a bilingual ceremony at 3 30 p.m. on December 27 at the First Baptist Church. Dr G Walter Weber and Rev Robert Moore officiated. reception followed at the church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald E Gephart of 1307 Barnitz Street and is employed as a Spanish language teacher.
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Deborah Ann Gephart
Adrian Fernando Worbis
First Baptist Church
G. Walter Weber
Robert Moore
Donald E. Gephart
Barnitz St
Preschool talk by Mrs Gordon M Pask at Gamma Chapter meeting
Mrs Gordon M Pask of The Learning Place Mason will present a talk on pre school education and show films of her students at the Gamma Chapter Cristonians meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. to be hosted by Mrs Guy Popplewell 521 Orchard St with co host Mrs James Orr.
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Gordon M. Pask
Gamma Chapter
Cristonians
Guy Popplewell
Orchard St
Middletown Alumna to Marry Mexico City Student
Mrs Worbis, an alumna of Middletown High School and the University of Rochester, plans a master's study next summer at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. The bridegroom, a self employed biology student, attends the National Autonomous University of Mexico. Their ceremony featured several relatives and friends, and after a Philadelphia honeymoon the couple will reside in both cities.
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Franklin Junior High School
Middletown High School
University of Rochester
Rochester
N.Y
Helen O'Connell Short
Richmond, Va
Steve Saylor
Mike Hensley
Middletown
Philadelphia
Mexico City
Tricks of the trade in salting archaeological sites
Joy Jones reflects on salting sites to deter collectors, the clash between amateurs and professionals, and the scientific value of finds. She discusses Adena pottery, the ethics of digging, and the pull of the hunt that keeps archaeologists searching fields despite fatigue.
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