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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1950
Page
5
Charles Atkinson, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Atkinson, is among 45 exchange students at Mexico City College for the winter quarter. He will return to Ohio State University in spring as a senior majoring in fine arts history.
The Silver Link Council met last evening at Knights of Malta Hall. Mrs. Hubert Rolfe was installed as associate councilor. A school of instruction is planned for February 28, followed by a social hour after the meeting.
Mrs R A Hill hosted Sorosis at her home on 211 Ardmore Dr with guest speaker Mrs George B Hutchinson who discussed various dance forms learned in Atlanta under Rand Murray and Miss West. She described training demands, noted Ruth St Benis as an early American dance teacher, and urged artists to bring beauty to the world.
Pythian Sisters opened the new year with five new candidates initiated at Castle Hall. Installation officers led by Mrs. Earl Coddington and Mrs. C W Davis assisted by Mrs. Ray Mehl installed officers including most excellent chief Mrs. James Mattson and manager Mrs. Harold Knopshield. The lunch was served by the committee chaired by Mrs. Ray Standifer.
Ann Judson Circle of First Baptist Church met last evening at Mrs. Robert Burns home. Mrs. Harry Hayes led a brief business session. Mrs. Fred Foreman spoke on Friendship Around the World and slides of Japan were shown by the hostess. A social hour followed with Mrs. Melvin Ashcraft assisting. Mrs. Hayes presided at the tea table. Sixteen members attended.
The Women's Guild of Church of the Ascension met for a one o'clock luncheon in the parish hall. The program featured talks on the Children's Hospital led by Mrs. Arthur Griffith, with reports on a Donation Day, hospital chapel services, nursing education, dietitian work, social service staff, volunteer efforts, and hospital financial support. Rev S Hughes Garvin announced a fundraiser for college- student churches and noted evangelist Bryan Green will visit Dayton January 25 to 28.
Shirley Givens Lawson Jones will perform at Roosevelt Auditorium with Miss Givens from Louisville and Lawson Jones of the Cincinnati Conservatory. The program features Bach and Wieniawski concertos, Kreisler and Debussy pieces, Sarasate showpieces, and Chopin solos. The duo offers a refined musical entertainment for members and guests.
Unity Council of Daughters of America held a meeting at Neiva Center with 200 members. New officers were seated including councilor Mrs Court ney Tibbs and associate councilor Miss Virginia Bissett.
Bethlehem Lutheran Women's Missionary Society met at the parish house with Mrs. Lionel McFeeters presiding. Officers elected for the year include Mrs. McFeeters as president and Miss Bertha Zimmerman as vice president.
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