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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
6
Cotillion dance committee met at the home of Harold G Dance and wife chair Feb 5 event. Members include W C Higdon William L Sandston Robert Lentz and W D Browning Jr. Sandstons handle reservations due by Jan 29. Next meeting Jan 23 at Higdon residence on Rosedale Road.
Three speakers will discuss water pollution at the League of Women Voter’s annual dinner at the Women’s Center. Robert Rochelle director of public utilities Middletown, Arthur Robinson from the State Health Department, and a Miami Valley Water Control committee representative will participate. Program starts 6 30 p m reservations close Wednesday.
The Churches new officers for Circoe Four Bethlehem Lutheran Women of the Church were announced for the first meeting of the year in Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Arthur Siebert as chair man and visitation head and a dessert served. A separate WSCS program at Christ Methodist Church featured a panel on The Church and Youth including Rev. Leonard Confar and several Miami University and Middletown High School students. Hostess chair was Mrs. Jerry Brown. The session was run by Mrs. James Pelly. Dr. Paul A. Miller reported adult education enrollment exceeds two million at a national conference in New York City.
listing of birth announcements for numerous families with addresses across towns. includes Kenneth and wife Gray with a boy, Downs with a boy, Carozza with a boy, Adams with a girl, Strickland and Dunn with boys, Berry with a girl, Denny with a boy, Lindsey with a boy, plus Willard Spies and Paul Allen connected to a Glendale birth at Hamilton Mercy Hospital. maternal grandfather Sam Joerger named.
A series of marriage licenses recorded for several couples including Lawrence Brumfield a 19 year old assembler of 3506 Rosedale Road and Virginia Horn a 17 year old student of 3313 S Main St. Also listed are Randall Banks 19 U S Army and Dessie Ward 16 of 1319 Fairmont Ave. Troy Roark Jr 19 U S Army of 1169 Jacksonburg Rd Somerville and Linda Grosse 19 beautician of Hamilton. Thomas Nickison 21 printer of 900 Maple Dr Franklin and Alice Barker 19 factory worker of 2005 Sherman Ave. Wayne Rupp 20 U S Army of 6050 Beckett Rd West Chester and Linda Green 19 secretary of 8006 West Chester Rd West Chester.
The hospital discharged many patients including Karen Gorski daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Gorski N Sutphin St Timothy Donisi son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Donisi Grand Ave Mrs Arthur Freeman Curtis William Wilson Franklin Wendell M Tallman Milton Road Albert Leak Monroe Robert E McIntire Paullin Drive William E McNabb S Main St Hubert Cupp Longfellow St Henry Robinson Winton St Henry G Brooks Franklin Ronald Dunn Tytus Ave Price Fletcher Carolina St Frank Helsinger Franklin Deborah Craycraft Franklin Mrs Earl Fall Trenton Mrs Stewart Thomas Calumet Ave Dewey South Beck Road Clinton Wooten Franklin Mrs Stanley McKinney Central Ave Albert McCarty Baltimore James L Center 15th Ave Mrs Earnie Tuttle Franklin Mrs Guerney Cole Sr Central Mrs Elizabeth Crispin Auburn St Murphy Hensley Franklin Mrs Delmond C Lawson Franklin
Mrs. Betty Foust Marathon Oil public relations representative will address the American Business Women's Association at 6 45 p m tomorrow at the Manchester Motor Inn Her talk Powder Puffs and Pistons highlights programs for women and her role in training speakers and developing women's programs Foust a Findlay College alumna, former Finlay newspaper staffer and two term past president of the Findlay Area Chamber of Commerce Women s Division has earned the Ohio Petroleum Council Silver Award and lives in Findlay with her husband and two sons
A Night in Gay Paree decor theme for Forest Hills Country Club dance on January 15 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Co chairmen John Howard and Don Johnson with Pete McGee and Fred Ziegler oversee arrangements. Phil Biando's orchestra will play. a surprise is promised at each table. No reservations necessary.
The Home Culture Club will meet at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the Women's Center hostesses are Mrs Edward R Drayer and Mrs C A Arend.
Five new couples joined the La Soiree dance group at yesterday's board meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Hackney. New members include Mr. and Mrs. David Douglase and other couples listed with addresses and sponsors for the March 19 Imperial House South dance. The next board meeting is scheduled for March 27 at the Miller residence on Poinciana Road.
All-Campus Musical Show at Miami University announces South Pacific as the 1966 production. Four performances are scheduled in Benton Hall on February 10, 11, 12, and 13.
In a rare bridge squeeze from a south hand, after a heart lead and diamond cashing, South secures the contract by a decisive ace capture and a strategic ruffing sequence. West’s discarded cards force a critical loss, regardless of who holds the king of clubs, leaving South with nine tricks and a path to the rest.
A workshop and luncheon marked the Chi Chapter meeting at Kramer School in Oxford. Mrs Harold Shaw of Collinsville directed the ceramics workshop with her daughter Mrs Ronald Bowker assisting. About 50 was raised for World Fellowship at the December meeting and members were urged to apply for overseas scholarships. A joint Chi and Gamma Xi meeting with a noon luncheon is planned for February 5 at the Congress Inn in Monroe, co-chaired by Mildred Berger and Jean Issenman.
The Butler County Medical Assistants Society sponsors a free medical terminology class at the Surgical Arts Building on Breiel Boulevard tomorrow at 8 PM. Local doctors will instruct and a Hamilton surgeon will supervise tomorrow night. Textbooks are furnished and open to anyone in need of such knowledge.
The Rev. Sylvester L. Huser pastor of St. Marys Catholic Church will address the Rotary Club in Manchester tomorrow night about his 1964 trip to Rome and his role as observer at Ecumenical Council sessions. He will be introduced by Jim Guyler.
Tokyo designer Hisashi Hosono presented 56 outfits blending calligraphy bamboo kimonos and obi motifs with solid colors. He used high waist empire lines, narrow obi ties, and kimono jacket adaptations. Fabrics from Shimbo of Osaka included cotton silk chiffon and light wool, aiming for a Japanese look that remains wearable in American fashion.
AP fashion notes four prominent male observers test spring ready to wear, approving conservative soft pastels and tailored silhouettes while condemning halter gowns and bold stripes. They favor chic sheaths and smock dresses, but warn men should not touch the flashy congealed beaded gowns. They seek more designer adventure for greater variety.
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