Luncheon Highlights Women’s Association Program
A 150 member meeting of the Women’s Association at First United Presbyterian Church featured a lunch and ses sion in Fellowship Hall. President Mrs. Mallory Bell led, with Mrs. Dale Wiley summarizing World Service work. Flowers were presented to 32 members for attendance milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Mallory Bell
Dale Wiley
World Service Department
William Barnes
Clay Voegele
Fred
Miss Bailey Examines Ecuadorian People and Education
Miss Bailey describes Ecuadorian life including living, dress, and customs. She notes education is public only through grade six while private schools take students beyond that, with elites attending college and many students missing higher studies.
League Sponsors Ward Party At Longview State Hospital
Longview Social Service League hosted its Thursday ward party for patients at Longview State Hospital. The 17th consecutive year of hospital parties featured music by Mrs. William Jolliff and refreshments for patients in wards 61 and a. Donations of clothing and cosmetics came from Mrs. Maxine Brown Mrs. Dorothy Clark and the Ladies of the Moose with Grace Baptist Church contributing a hospital party gift. Assisting were Mrs. William Call Mrs. Leda Riznor Mrs John Pendleton Mrs. Jolliff and Mrs. Homer Shepard. A league meeting is set for Jan 11 at Mrs. Fred Garver’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League
Longview State Hospital
William Jolliff
Maxine Brown
Dorothy Clark
Ladies of the Moose
Lee Pohlable
League
Grace Baptist Church
Pohlable
William Call
Leda Riznor
John Pendleton
Jolliff
Homer Shepard
Fred Garver
Two Pairs Tie For Bridge Honors At Forest Hills
Ray Stidham and Mrs. Charles Bingham tied with William Kash and Mrs. Herschel Greenham for first place at Forest Hills Country Club duplicate bridge session. Four tables used the Howell movement. Winners also include Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Selby finishing third and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Siegfried fourth. Next game at the lodge is January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stidham
Charles Bingham
William Kash
Herschel Greenham
Forest Hills Country Club
Howell
Glenn Selby
Jack Siegfried
Bailey reflects on Peace Corps service and teaching value
Miss Bailey discusses her Peace Corps experience and its impact. She notes that lasting change is measured beyond months and emphasizes teaching a child to see as a path to self sufficiency, describing her mark as worth while.
Coming Events Catholic Ladies of Columbia Meeting
The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will gather Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church for the scheduled meeting and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Holy Trinity Church
Women Rise In British Government Under Wilson
Prime Minister Harold Wilson has appointed seven women to his administration, including a cabinet minister and several other ministers. The piece notes the growing influence of women in British politics, with wives of leaders also contributing talent and a shift in presumed gender roles within governmental and public life.
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Carol Kennedy
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Barbara Castle
Department For Overseas Development
Castle
Margaret Bondfield
Ramsay MacDonald
Ellen Wilkenson
Atlee
Margaret Herbison
Florence Horsbrugh
Churchill
Alice Bacon
Home Office
Beatrice Webb
Fabian Society
Shirley Williams
Williams
George Catlin
McGill University
Vera Brittain
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Formory
Mary Wilson
Anthony Sampson
Pendennis
Weekly Observer
Pink mink fashions dominate spring couture in New York
AP reports pink mink is the year’s status symbol as New York Couture Week previews showcase pink and green minks. Experts note price spikes for pink varieties, with genetics and pelt direction hinting at age and value. Designers Nat Kaplan and Larry Aldrich feature long jackets, tunics, and bridal mink gowns amid a range of coats and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Couture Group
Nat Kaplan
Larry Aldrich
Goodwill Mothers Club Meets at Bell Home
Mrs. Roy Bunnell Mrs. Earl Hamilton and Miss Bonnie Leon ard attended the Goodwill Mothers Club gathering at Mrs. Charles Bell home on Roosevelt Avenue. Guests were welcomed by club president Mrs. Bell with readings by Mrs. Fletcher Mrs. Derrough Mrs. Powers and others. Prize winners were Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Kirchner. Next meeting scheduled at Mrs Fletcher's Roosevelt Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bunnell
Earl Hamilton
Bonnie Leonard
Goodwill Mothers Club
Charles Bell
Roosevelt Avenue
Bell
George S. Fletches
the Carpenter
John Derrough
Turner R. Powers
Dorothy
Everett Denniston
LaRue Ginter
Powers
Paul Kirchner
Woman Hurt as Husband Hits with Rubber Mallet
A woman named Bernice Williams, 41, was treated at Middletown Hospital for a three inch head laceration after allegedly being struck by her husband, A. D. Williams, 52, with a rubber mallet. He was arrested on an intoxication charge as police investigated the incident.
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Middletown Hospital
Bernice Williams
Minnesota St
A. D. Williams
Church Friendship Class Hosts Maple Park EUB
Mrs. William Cox of Illinois Avenue hosted the Friendship Class at Maple Park EUB Church on Wednesday. President Mrs. Harold Flatter gave a reading and Mrs. Robert Gray discussed the meaning of Whosoever Believeth in Him.Social hour was led by Mrs. Elsworth Lloyd and February will feature a birthday party for Mrs. Pearl Whitesell with Mrs. Flatter as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cox
Illinois Avenue
Maple Park
Eub Church
Harold Flatter
Robert Gray
Elsworth Lloyd
Pearl Whitesell
Flatter l
Local Births and Hospital Notices Digest
Vital statistics list multiple births at Carlisle Monroe and Franklin areas with parents and addresses. Hospital arrivals include Larry Barker James Taylor Donald Korn Arthur Shepherd Marie Valentine and more residents from Franklin Yan kee Road Kalbfleisch Road and Hamilton. Dismissals include James Thomas Lester Henderson Paul Buchanan and others. Out of town entry notes Jack Gebhart Dayton Grandview Hospital.
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James Clemons
Fairview Drive
Carlisle
Robert Soule
Longstreet-Garver Road
Monroe
James Collier
Baltimore St
Yesteray
Leo Allen
Ne Road
Harvey Smith
Germantown Road
Fred Fletcher
Mohawk St
Larry Barker
Yankee Rd
James Taylor
Franklin
Donald Korn
Arthur Shepherd
Marie Valentine
James Profitt
Arcadia
Ben Martin
Rhonda Pelfrey
Rosalie Pelfrey
Kalbfleisch
Charles D. Pendelton
Hamilton
Jack Gebhart
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
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Frank Martindell Jr
Beulah McCray
W. M. Huntzinger
Mollie Howland
David Gaw
Russell Galloway
David Easton
Robert Cordray
John Chamberlain
Fred Banker
Steven Wertz
George R. Lachenauer
Dorothy Lockmeyer
John Glenn
Sue Bailey
New York State
Peace Corps
Ecuador
Miss Bailey
Wilmington College
Puerto Rico
Dodds
Pkwy
Woodvide
Ae Tom Tie
Harry S. Smith
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Christian Science Lecture
Hamilton, Ohio
Ward Party
Island
France
Simone de Beauvoir
Deniuis Murdoch
Labor
Jean Sprain Wilson
Church of God
Clayton ST
Middletown, Ohio
M. G. McLuhan
Africa
H. C. Jenkins
Bell Home
Merrin's Aid Service
Evelyn K. Wilkins
Rentschler
Ohio
Adam C. Roberson
Linden Ave
James Hall
Burton Rd
Myrtle Ritchie
Trenton
Lori Grosardt
Donald Grosardt
J. Walters
Lawn Ave
William Wise
Forrest Ferree
Jackson
Bernice Fitewater
Donna Rose
Frank Rose
Roy Pelfrey
Springboro
John C. Russell
Manitee St
Joyce Helen Dunn
Garfield St
Kelly Miller
Donalder
S. Sutphin St
Charles Creech
Mason
James Thomas
Frank
Lester K. Henderson
Flemming Rad
Paul Buchanan
Gertrude Doughman
Clark St
Daren Brown
Catherine Brown
Curtis St
Daisy Maines
Forest Ave
Anthony McGill
Thomas McGill
Byron
Lisa Harger
Martin Harger
Armco
Archie McIntosh
Middletown - Eaton Rd
Woodrow Holbrook
Roslyn
Robert Wood
Ronald
Robert J. Wagner
Middletown
Oxford Rd
Nick Secondino
Wenda Venatta
Superior Ave
William Short
Harold Short
Lebanon
Edgar Sargent
Paullin
Anthony Blotta
New York City
Auto Home
Insurance Agency
Wence Faulkner
Hamilton Inn
Eaton Manor
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