Springboro Pastor To Speak At Missionary Tea
The Rev. Deri Troutman pastor at Springboro Ohio's oldest Evangelical and Reformed Church will speak at a Missionary Tea at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Music will be by Mrs Howard Wren and Mrs Robert Sutton. Troutman trained at Catawba College and Lancaster Theological Seminary and served with the World Council of Churches on relief and survey work in Greece and on the Ionian Islands before returning to the United States in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deri Troutman
Springboro
Ohio
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Howard Wren
Robert Sutton
Dornsife
Troutman
Catawba College
Salisbury
N. C
Lancaster
Greece
Albania
World Council of Churches
Ionian Islands
Council
United States
Forest Hills Board Introduces Five New Committee Chairs
Forest Hills Country Club opened the season with five new committee chairmen named at the board meeting. Presented by 1957 president Paul Schnedler were R. J. Nichols relations Reed Neha lodge DeWitt Bord golf and Bud Lawson greens Coburn will head the meet re committee. A full and successful season was predicted by the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Paul Schnedler
R. J. Nichols
Reed Neha
Lodge
DeWitt Bord
Bud Lawson
Coburn
Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Discusses Spring Projects
The Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi met in January to plan spring projects and the annual Strutters Ball in May. Vice president Mrs Donald Cox hosted at her Manchester Road home and a social gathering is scheduled for January 22 at Mrs Joe Peters Glenmore Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Donald Cox
Manchester Road
Joe Peters
Glenmore Dr
DAR Names Delegates For April National Convention
Mrs. Herbert Hofmann and Mrs. W C Thompson will represent Col. Jonathan Bayard Smith chapter DAR at the national society Continental Congress in Washington April 15 to 19. Alternates named were Mrs. Velte Mrs. DuErmit Miss Strodtbeck and Mrs. Bailey. The meeting also elected delegates and alternates for the Ohio DAR convention in Dayton March 18 to 20 with Hofmann Bailey Cast and Schleich as delegates and James Taylor Johnston Thompson Sheard Garvin Raine and Ralston as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hofmann
W. C. Thompson
Jonathan Bayard Smith
N National Society
Washington
Robert Velte
J .Mes DuErmit
Mary Strodtbeck
C. F. Bailey
The
Alameda
Dayton
Hofmann
Bailey
James L. Cast
Ralph Schleich
Presbyterian Women's Assn Meets Friday
The Women’s Assn of the First Presbyterian Church invites all members and guests to a Friday luncheon at 12 45 p m with Rev H B Gessner pastor of the First Baptist Church in Franklin as guest speaker He will show sound movies of his Europe Near East tour after traveling 60000 miles last summer and speak on experiences across three continents
Century Club Program Features Talks On Houses
The January meeting of the Women's Century Club featured Mrs. A. B. Roper Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Kirk Strodtbeck discussing The Home of Thomas Jefferson with Monticello slides shown by Mrs. Wilson. The 20 year old mansion in Charlottesville was restored to its original beauty in 1925 by the Jefferson Memorial Society. Miss Bess Mitchell announced a February night and Dr. William E. Smith dean of Miami University would guest speak. Mrs. Ralph Rettig and Mrs. Sam Moore hosted the meeting at the Girls' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bailey
Hofmann
Carl Roess
Middletown
Lemon-Monroe
Wayne
Trenton
Roosevelt
McKinley
Monroe
Cast
Waldschmidt House
Ohio Dar
Frances Dodds
Alma Kaster
Bailey
Sheard
Dodds
Frank Forbes
Miss Kaster
A. B. Roper
Howard
Kirk Strodtbeck
Women's Century Club
Thomas Jefferson
Bess Mitchell
William E. Smith
Miami University Graduate School
Ralph Rettig
Sam Moore
Nurses Elect New Officers at Middletown Hospital Alumnae
Middletown Hospital Nurses Alumnae elected and installed new officers led by Mildred Long as president and Richard Griss as first vice president. Anne Middlemiss named honorary member after directing the nursing school. Seven 1956 graduates welcomed as new members. Card party set for 8 p.m. January 22 at Verity Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Assa
Verity Hall
Mildred Long
Richard Griss
Monroe Swartz
Patricia McCandress
Don Perkins
Ruth Carson
James Thompson
Ray Craycraft
Anne Middlemiss
Donald Kohr
Carol Wilkinson
Shirley Lawson
John David Harbin
Barbara Emrick
Patricia McCandless
Richard Fuller
Association
Roy Adkins
Marion Meyers
Earl Baker
Alphens Johns
Mia
Walter Phillabaum
Women Groups Share Programs At Local Churches
In religious gatherings last night Mrs. Walter Gibbons talked on Ideals and Mrs. Virgil Combs gave a reading What Did You Give for Christmas at The Churches Fidelis Class of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed. Other items included Homemaker and Voter by Mrs. Hugh Evers at United Presbyterian and Temperance talk by Mrs. Humphrey Fogelman. At Bethlehem Lutheran Circle Five hosts included Mrs. J F Winklem an, Mrs. Lionel McFeeters and Miss Betty Trettle with Tom Beard showing Alaska slides. St Annes Guild at Church of the Ascension heard The Life of St Francis of Assisi from Mrs. Donald Driscoll with luncheon and a business session led by Mrs. Frank Bing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter Gibbons
Virgil Combs
Ksalker McCoy
Elizabeth Rose
Roscoe Fausnaugh
Cora Smith
Tom Lawson
Hugh Evers
Women's Missionary Pace
United Presbyterian Church
Marie Draut
Louis Selby
Carl Nicklas
Midway Street
Circle Five
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
J. F. Winkleman
Lionel McFeeters
Frank Duvall
Betty Trettle
Tom Beard
Alaska
Donald Driscoll
St. Anne's Guild
Church of the Ascension
St. Francis Chapel
Sorosis Club Holds Two Speakers on Transportation
Sorosis Club met yesterday afternoon with speakers Mrs. R C Beam and Mrs. G E Brooks. They discussed canals to turnpikes, noting Middletown’s 1825 canal site and the Verity Parkway, Ohio canal mileage by 1850, and a federal highway act aiming to add 41 000 miles of roads. Brooks traced transport evolution from pack horses to steamboats and railways, highlighting Wright Patterson Field as a premier air research center. hostess Mrs M A Brawley was assisted by Mrs W Luscombe and Mrs Walter Gibbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
R. C. Beam
G. E. Brooks
George E. Shafer
Beam
Middletown
Ohio
Brooks
U. S
Alleghenies
United States
Wright-Patterson Field
M. A. Brawley
W. ©. Luscombe
Walter Gibbins
Gleaners Class Members Hosted by Mrs McMann
Mrs J B McMann entertained the Gleaners Class of First EUB Church at her Grand Avenue home. After the business session Miss Beth Hammon shared highlights from a Europe trip with a student exchange group and a Finland stay, plus travel slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McMann
EUB
Grand Avenue
Beth Hammon
Europe
Finland
Club Events Welcome Wagon Meeting at Colony Restaurant
The Welcome Wagon Club held a combined business and social meeting last night at the Colony Restaurant. A winter motif adorned the event and the hostess committee included Mrs. Troy Taylor Mrs. John Gainor and Mrs. Walter Crenshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Club
Colony
Troy Taylor
John Gainor
Walter Crenshaw
Sorority Plans Pledge Dinner for January Event
Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets at the Barnitz Room YMCA to set a pledge dinner for January 15 at 6 20 p m in Driftwood Party Room. February social is a square dance with Mrs William Thomas, Mrs Robert Gray, and Mrs James Conrad arranging. Arlington Beauty Shop speaker Mrs Lloyd Williams discussed hair styling. Next business session February 12 at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
Barnitz
YMCA
Driftwood
William Thomas
Robert Gray
James Conrad
Lloyd Williams
Arlington Beauty Shop
Charles Mulligan
Tiny Store Promises Low Prices On Home Furnishings
A small shop touts its simple setup and low overhead, pledging to offer America's finest home furnishings at affordable prices. It invites customers to visit soon for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Furniture Designers Highlighted By Art Study Club
At Mrs. Thomas H. Wilson’s Main Street home the Art Study Club discussed early and modern American furniture designers. Mrs. W. D. Walker’s paper featured Edward Wormley of Dunbar Corp and Robstairn Gibbings, plus John Van Kaut of Drexel Co as a designer of modern profiles. Hostesses were Mrs. J. G. Provis and Mrs. J. A. Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Study Club
Thomas H. Wilson
Main Street
W. D. Walker
Edward Barker
Edward Wormley
Dunbar Corp
Rob
Community event listings for Monroe area churches and clubs
The Altar Society of Seven Dolors Church Monroe meets Friday evening in the church hall with a 6 30 p m covered dish supper at the Masonic Temple. Monroe Elementary Mothers Club holds a meeting at 8 p m tomorrow at the school with Miss Mary Ann Brehany as guest speaker. Butler County Lodge of Pythian Sisters installs officers tomorrow at 8 p m Lafayette Temple No 379 with county officers from Darrtown Bethany Oxford Seven Mile and Middletown to be installed by Myrtle Jewell Lelia Chapman and Margaret Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society of Seven Dolors Church
Monroe
Monroe Elementary Mothers Club
Mary Ann Brehany
Butler County Lodge of Pythian Sisters
Lafayette Temple No
Darrtown
Bethany
Oxford
Seven Mile
Middletown
Myrtle Jewell
Lelia Chapman
Margaret Eckert
Turning Lamb Chops Under Broiler Tips
The instruction advises inserting the fork into fat rather than meat when broiling lamb chops or steaks to prevent juices from running out.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Evans
Forest Hills Board
DAR
James Taylor
J. P. Johnston
Thompson
Gilbert Sheard
William Garvin
L. F. Raine
Harry Ralston
Presbyterian Women’s Assn
Century Club
Hee”, Sie
Arrid
Seiler
Wademark
Perstop
Humphrey Fogelman
Nike. Evers
Curtis Street
Lester Trew
William Rana
Bob Ranft
Coats
Pj's & Robes
Childrens Department
Childrens Coats
Central Ave
Wilson Home
Masonic Temple
Doellmann’s
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