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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1968
Page
6
Phi Beta Psi Sorority outlines donations and community projects during annual meeting. Members reviewed chapter plans and scheduled activities for the year, with Mrs. Dudley Inwood presiding at the gathering.
Officers of the Women s Department of the Reorganized Church were installed in the social hall. Mrs Charles Osborn led as theme We Would Be the Living Sacrifice. New officers include Mrs R E Helsinger leader Mrs Paul Baker assistant leader Mrs Robert Sixt secretary and Miss Emma Stultz treasurer. A slide talk on History of Middletown and donations to local charities were noted along with Founders Day plans and a bridge round robin fundraiser.
Four Christian Woman's Fellowship circles met Tuesday to study The Shoes of the Tourist. Mrs. Dennis Wolf led Naomi, Lydia, and Mary Circles with hostesses at Riverview, Carol Ann Lane, Burton Road, and Grand Avenue. All circles were reminded of Women’s Day on Feb 18 featuring Miss Mary Alice Flint.
Miss Jeannette Niederlander regent reviews This Treasured Land by Ivan Sanderson during a luncheon at Mrs. Donald Van Ausdall home. The discussion covers Viking voyages Spanish conquistadors Columbus and others shaping early colonies before the Mayflower voyage. Mrs. John Molloy reports on National Defense.
Arthur Wynne, an English born journalist, created the first crossword puzzle published in the New York World on December 31, 1913, marking the start of modern crossword traditions.
New York AP report on spring couture previews highlights compromises in hemlines and boots. Oscar de la Renta shows skirts above and below the knee and boots with a chopped instep. Designers mix black white red white blue with patriotic touches and generous use of rhinestones. Warner's slimwear debuts a body suit as a second skin for a close fit.
Bethlehem Lutheran Circle Seven met at Mrs. Louis Boehm’s home with 14 members and a guest. Talks covered Men From The East and origins of the Psalms. altar vestments discussed. New officers for 1969 and meeting plans noted. next event a church rummage sale. Also Eppa Long Guild met at First Methodist with eight members and four guests. a talk on religious art was given.
Lydia Guild of First Methodist Church will meet January 17 at 6 15 pm in Fellowship Hall with dinner and program. Guest speaker Dr C E Wintringham will discuss creativity in the New Year. Mrs Sars Norris and Mrs Martha Bowman lead worship. hostess committee includes several ladies.
Gourmet Club members shared their favorite dishes at Mrs. Harry Bedford's home on Schirm Drive. The menu featured Fromage Croustade ala Biere cheese dip, glazed carrots, mixed vegetables, goulash, cold meats, stuffed flank steak, green and mandarin orange salads, and desserts like burma pastry and apple strudel.
Mrs Evelyn G. Day, chair of the Citizen's Crime Alert Committee, spoke to Middletown Soroptimist Club members at the Holiday Inn about the group's function and goals. Plans for an April 17 spring card party were discussed and Miss Mary Lord and Mrs Ray Bunnell were assigned to assist Mrs Homer Leffler on the Soroptimist project.
Middletown Hamilton and Oxford members of the Keely Dental Assistants Society met at the Manchester Motor Inn for dinner and a talk by Bernie Werkley of Harmeyer and Brand Dental Supply Co Cincinnati. Local members included Mrs Larry Dennis Miss Beatrice Mansell and Miss Betty Stutz.
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