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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
8
Mrs Nevin Smucker and Mrs Stanley Lewis spoke at a Guided Study Club meeting at the Women's Center about poverty in Middletown. They cited 17 percent of Butler County residents under 3000 and 1900 Middletown families under that level, plus 455 under 1000.
Dr. Arvel Rothermel defined maturity for Middletown NSA members in seven points. He noted growth of productive mentality, calm in emergencies, delayed gratification, tolerance, realistic expectations, creative resilience, and freedom of action. He recently retired to Middletown after a Virginia psychiatry stint and serves on local mental health and children’s home boards. The group voted to join the Hamilton NSA for Secretary’s Day on April 26 and will host a Personality in Business workshop for secretaries on April 15 at the Dartnell Institute.
Travel notes recount Richard Combs visiting Tren ton before joining Fort Benning Georgia for infantry officers school. Mrs Margaret Freeman hosts relatives after a trip, and Mr and Mrs F R Lipfert return to Monroe Street after two weeks with kin in Long Island New York. Middletonians enjoy a holiday theater outing at Lincoln Center in New York City.
The Merry Married Mixers plan the first of four dances for 1967 set for February 11 at the Manchester Motor Inn. Dinner dance arrangements will be led by chairmen Robert Nelson and Robert Brayton with Paul Smith and J A Carter.
Fifty five blind patients at Dayton Veterans Hospital received gifts from the Middle Town Chapter American War Mothers. Mrs. Charles Bolton reported at a chapter session in Kessler Auditorium. A VAVS representative noted comfort items and a poinsettia on the chapel altar. Mrs. Frank Chapman said magazines books and carpet rags were delivered to the Dayton VA Center. Next meeting set for January 19.
A report of multiple church groups meeting at St Pauls United Church of Christ and Bethlehem Lutheran Church. The St Pauls Guild hosted 41 members and five guests with a noon luncheon and a film shown. Upcoming events include a January 10 luncheon at the Baptist Church and a March combined meeting.Bethlehem Lutheran Circle Three held a program on Ardmore Drive with Bible readings and altar care as the year project. Morning Circle announced leadership for 1967 and a fashion show fundraiser for the League Choir. Mrs. Frank Menczik spoke on the study theme “Who Is He,” and Mrs. Sampson reviewed Situation Ethics by Joseph Fletcher, discussing ethics and human relations.
Eleven members met at Mrs. Gary Coutts home as Mrs. Imogene Dome demonstrated hair styling and wigs. Plans were made for an inter-circle party. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Eldon Mattick. Homemakers Circle Eight guest Mrs. Robert Stomberger Jr. attended at Mrs. Willam Boutson home. Mrs. Laurens Peterson co hosted. Mrs. Ann Carey gave a makeup demo with model Mrs. James Elias from Marie Norman Cosmetic Studio. A makeup demo followed by planning the Home Makers benefit dance Come Fly With Me set for Feb. 1 at the Legion Hall. Prize winner Mrs. Jack Kuhlman.
NEW YORK AP. Doctor William Jennings Bryan Jr a hypnotist and head of the American Institute of Hypnotism says clothes reveal character and offers tips for choosing a wife and jurors. He criticizes independent women with free hair and praises well groomed tasteful dress as sign of confidence and mind. He notes hats over hair and Ivy League style dress reflect aims and self image.
AP Fashion Writer describes a paper clothing trend featuring disposable baby wear by Margot West and a Saturday bridal show by New York couture, with models including paper wedding gowns. Designers like Marie McCarthy and Davidow showcase varied fabrics and dramatic silhouettes amid playful, eco friendly themes.
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