January 25 Date Set For Annual Music Contest Here
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra names January 25 for its annual music contest at 3 30 p m in Roosevelt Junior High School. Judges are Philip Dreifus and Paul Shartle. Open to students through 19 in instrumental and vocal, with restrictions on previous winners jousting. Entry blanks from Mrs West or Miss Wilkerson. Call 22154.
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Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
Alfred West
Roosevelt Junior High School
Middletown
Philip Dreifus
Cincinnati
Paul Shartle
Dayton
Lone Star Past Councilors Meet At Mrs Snethen Home
Lone Star Past Councilors gather Thursday at 7 30 p m at the West Middletown home of Mrs Hattie Snethen with Mrs Robert Weaver as co host. Shrine No 25 holds a stated meeting Thursday at the Masonic Temple 7 30 p m charter members will be honored guests and a special program is planned chaired by Mrs Edgar Pickelsimer.
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Lone Star
Hattie Snethen
West Middletown
Robert Weaver
Middletown
Masonic Temple
Edgar Pickelsimer
Fidelis Bible Class Elects 1952 Officers at St Pauls
The Clubs Fidelis Bible Class of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church met Tuesday night for a business and social meeting in the church social room. Officers named for 1952 include president Mrs Ernest Darnold treasurer Mrs H E Ober and secretary Mrs James Wray. Committees were appointed with chairmen for ways and means Mrs Frank Buchanan flowers Mrs George Stultz cards Mrs Jack Schwall membership Mrs Harry Post publicity Mrs Besse Barnes visiting Mrs Darnold and Mrs Virgil Combs. February meeting set for February 5 as a covered dish dinner marking the class 34th anniversary.
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Fidelis Bible
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ernest Darnold
H.E. Ober
James Wray
Darnold
Way and Means
Frank Buchanan
George Stultz
Jack Schwall
Harry Post
Besse Barnes
Virgil Combs
Buchanan
Forest Barnes
Lawrence Renner
Barnes
C. Leppich
A. Leppich
D. Tucker
January meeting of St Ann's Sodality at St John's Church
St Ann's Sodality of St John's Church held its January gathering in the cafeteria. Mrs Norman Shaffer presented the 1951 financial report, plans were set for the February 26 Fast Nacht party, and 1952 officers were installed with Mrs Hugh King as president, Mrs Douglas Hobart as vice president, Mrs William Brumfield as financial secretary, and Mrs Mary Fay as recording secretary. Luncheon was served by Mrs Hobart and Mrs Shaffer.
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St. Ann's Sodality
St. John’s Church
Norman Shaffer
Hugh King
Douglas Hobart
William Brumfield
Mary Fay
Hobart
Shaffer
DAR Chapter Holds Meeting Chooses Delegates and Notes Projects
D A R Colonel Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Les Du Ermit. Delegates to state and national conferences were elected including Ohio Society in Cincinnati in March and Continental Congress in Washington D C. Details list regent Mrs. W C Thompson and others with alternates. Devotionals by Mrs Clinton Thompson and the President General’s message were read. A history of the D A R was given by Mrs L H Raine highlighting sponsor activities and emergency defense efforts. Mrs Helen Royse Oglesby described the Bell Tower at Valley Forge with the chapter contributing. Associate hostesses included Mrs Henry Price Mrs W H Minton and Mrs Ward Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Les du Ermit
Ohio Society
Cincinnnati
W. C. Thompson
W. E. Klopp
J. C. Kievit
D. F. Deller
H. H Harvey
Helen Royse Oglesby
Valley Forge
Oglesby
Henry Price
W. H. Minton
Ward Browning
Ohio study topics at Woman's Century Club meeting
The Woman's Century Club met Monday at the Girl's Club with hostesses Mrs. W. F. Stein and Mrs. J. D. Satcher. Papers by Mrs. GR. Cooper and Miss Jetta Goldman discussed Rivers and Lakes of Ohio and migration to Ohio, detailing natural and constructed lakes, major rivers, and diverse immigrant origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Century Club
Girl's Club
W. F. Stein
J. D. Satcher
Ohio
GR. Cooper
Jetta Goldman
Indian
Buckeye
Guildford
Great Miami
Little Miami
Scioto
Muskingum
Senior Philathea Class of First Baptist Hosts Dinner
The Senior Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church met in the social rooms for a covered dish dinner. Hostesses Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Al Varin arranged blue and white decorations. Mrs. S. O. Danner gave devotional readings and Mrs. J. J. Glass spoke on Christian citizenship. A new Baptist family from Poland, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neal, was announced.
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First Baptist Church
George Smith
al Varin
S. O. Danner
Grand Central
Leslie B. Flynn
J. J. Glass
Poland
Frank Neal
Seaman and Profitt Wed in Daytona Church Ceremony
Mrs Ralph Bauer of Arlington Ave announces the marriage of her daughter Janet Seaman to Leo H Profitt. Vows were exchanged Dec 29 at Daytona Church with Dr E R Turner officiating. Maid of honor Betty Fryer wore black and gold, lavender orchid in bouquet. best man was Weber Sheley. Luncheon followed at Luttmiller's Dayton. The couple resides at 1623 First Ave Middletown after a honeymoon. Profitt employed by Gardner Board and Carton, later manager of Malone Camera Shop Dayton.
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Ralph Bauer
Arlington Ave
Janet Seaman
Leo H. Profitt
Daytona
E. R. Turner
Beavertown
First Eub
Middletown
Betty Fryer
Profitt
Weber Sheley
Luttmiller's
Dayton
Ms. Profitt
First Ave
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Malone
Town and Country
Noland
Miss Beatty and Clyde Wills Wed in Quiet Indiana Ceremony
Miss Josephine Beatty of Yankee Road and Clyde V. Wills of Detroit were married at 11 a.m. December 29 in the Liberty Methodist parsonage Indiana. Attendants were the groom’s sister and brother-in-law. A wedding breakfast followed at Blair's Ranch Inn. Mrs Wills worked for Raymond Bay Corp prior to marriage. Her husband is with Burroughs Adding Machine Corp Detroit and a World War II Navy veteran.
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Kelly E. Wills
Yankee Rd
Josephine Beatty
Clyde V. Wills
Detroit
Mich
Liberty
Ind
Thomas Spisak
Blair's Ranch Inn
Wills
Raymond Bay Corporation
Burroughs Adding Machine Corporation
Ring in the New Story Delights Listeners
Mrs Frank Lin Stiles presents the tale Ring in the New by Edward Hong, entertaining listeners with the shifting tale and its festive mood.
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Franklin Stiles
Edward Hong
Episcopal Guild January luncheon at Parish Hall
The Episcopal Guild met yesterday at 1 p m for its January luncheon in the Parish Hall with Luncheon chairman Mrs Frank Fanning and assistants. Guest speaker Dr Lynn Radcliffe of Hyde Park Methodist Church Cincinnati spoke on An Outline for Personal Prayer. Members demonstrated bathrobes made by the auxiliary selling branch for the Misses allocation.
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Episcopal Guild
Frank Fanning
Wallace Adams
Russell Anness
Thomas Page
E. H. Wideman
Max Rosselot
Charles Hook
E. R. Coker
Paul Long
Harry Phillips
L. C. Lackey
Lynn Radcliffe
Hyde Park Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Auxiliary
Four Spoons From Shoes Highlight Social Event
Mrs. Wright led a club gathering describing four solver spoons carved from Duckies worn as a notable set. The group enjoyed a talk, then moved to a dining room displaying a fruit arrangement in a silver bowl with white candies in silver holders. Mrs. Tom Wilson led tea with assistants Mrs. Solter and Mrs. Zeller.
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Wright
Tom Wilson
R. L. Solter
George Zeller
Gleaner's Class Meeting at First EUB Church
The Gleaner's Class of the First EUB Church met last evening at 6:30 in the primary room for a covered dish dinner and a discussion period. Members and guests Miss Caroline Cribbs and Mrs. E H Hammon attended as presenters led topics.
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Gleaner
EUB
Caroline Cribbs
E. H. Hammon
Bride Elect Loretta Whisman Honored With Shower
A series of bridal festivities honored Miss Loretta Whisman, bride-elect of Cpl. Willis House, at the Tankersley home on Moore Street. Guests from Lebannon, Mason, Franklin, and Springboro attended, gifts were displayed, and practical recipe booklets were prepared for the bride. The couple plans an open church ceremony at the First Church of Gean in January.
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E. O. Tankersley
Lloyd Tankersley
Loretta Whisman
Miss Whisman
Cpl
Carl Egleston
Jesse Sturtz
George Hause
Charles Hause
Lebanon
Lon Maddox
Mason
G. D. Hubbard
Franklin
Lloyd Jones
Judy
Springboro
Bets Zeta Chapter Card Party for Polio Fund
Bets Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha under Mrs. Lillard Lee hosts a benefit card party January 27 at the Elks Temple. Proceeds go to the polio fund. admission contribution is 3 cents.
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Bets Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alp& Worerity
Lillard Lee
Elks Temple
Eden to deliver major speech at Columbia University
New York reports that British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden will give the sole address of his United States visit at Columbia University on Friday afternoon. The British Embassy indicated it will be a major speech, the third since Eden's return to power with Churchill's Conservative victory in England.
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New York
Anthony Eden
United States
Columbia University
Columbia
Eden
Winston Churchill
England
Columbus Milk Price Hike in Columbus 22 Cents a Quart
The Borden Co. announced in Columbus that milk will cost 22 cents per quart starting Friday, up from 21 cents. Prices of other products will rise accordingly as part of the adjustment.
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Columbus
Columbus, C
The
Borden Co
First Presbyterian Women Host Belations Meeting
The Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church plans a Friday meeting with Rev. James Westhafer of Westminster Church Dayton as guest speaker on The Day Before Tomorrow. January is birthday month and Group Seven hostess luncheon duties are noted. An executive board meeting is set for 11 a.m.
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Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
James Westhafer
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Sorority Adds S90 To Polio Booth Funds
Phi Beta Psi sorority leads the polio booth drive for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis at Central and Broad. The month long campaign has raised $90.85 this day, bringing total contributions since January 2 to $830.85. Middle-Co-Chairman John Fitzgerald reports the effort, with the colored chapter manning the booth today, the Order of Ahepa on Thursday, and the Eagles Lodge collecting Friday.
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Phi Beta Psi Sorority
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Broad
Middle
John Fitzgerald
The
National Foundation
Order of Ahepa
Eagles Lodge
Hi Y Meetings Deferred By Exams At Middletown HS
Five Hi Y Clubs at Middletown High School cancel Thursday night gatherings per Harry ter Braak YMCA secretary due to semester exams. A Y bulletin urges students to study. The next joint meeting is planned for January 17 with Air Force moving pictures.
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Middletown High School
Harry Ter Braak
Boys Work
YMCA
Air Force Moving Pictures
Backward Party Draws Germantown Eagles Auxili ary Members
The Germantown Eagles Auxiliary hosts a backward party for prospective members at 7:30 tonight in the Eagles Hall. Attendees must wear clothes backward or face a fine. Dinner will be served followed by entertainment.
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Germantown
Germantown Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Dior collection favors slim lines and cummerbunds in spring
Christian Dior previews his American spring line with pencil skirts and rounded jackets snug at the waist, accented by wide cummerbunds. The palette runs the full spectrum with stark black and white ensembles. Tina Leser, Paul Parnes, and Oleg Cassini also previewed sportswear and tailored pieces in a fashion editors showcase in New York.
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New York
Christian Dior
Atlantic
Paris
Dior
U. S
South Pacific
Paul Parnes
Oleg Cassini
Bra Care: Ironing Tips for Better Fit and Longevity
This guide explains dampening the bra before ironing to avoid creases, using steady strokes from the cup edge inward to preserve uplift, and avoiding heat on elastic. It notes fabric differences with cotton, rayon, and nylon and urges testing temperatures during laundry.
Serviceman Thompson Arrives at Craig AFB Ala
Lawrence W. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Morris D Thompson arrives at Craig AFB Alabama assigned to the 3617th Maintenance Squadron. He enlisted in October 1951 and completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas then proceeded to Craig AFB for advanced single engine flying training. He qualified as a marksman with the carbine.
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Pie
Lawrence W. Thompson
Morris D. Thompson
Craig Air Force Base
Ala
Thompson
Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Craig Afb
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