Mrs Kimball Elected Chairman of Wildwood Ladies Committee
Mrs. Allen Kimball was elected chairman of the Wildwood Golf Club Ladies Committee at the group’s first meeting of the year held at her home. Other officers include Mrs. Delbert Meyer as vice chairwoman and Miss Carole Bowman as businesswomen’s chairwoman. Plans for a March meeting were discussed after luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Kimball
Wildwood Golf Club
Delbert Meyer
Morris Johnston
Claude Jones
James K. Abbott
Ray Melampy
Carole Bowman
Group Hears Talk On Safety At Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi heard guest speaker Wylie Mitchell discuss safety. A white el sate was conducted by Mrs. R Gray with assistance from Mrs. Les Mills and Mrs. Ray Pergram in the YMCA Barnitz Room. A Jan 2 covered dish dinner starts at 6 30 p m at Mrs James Ronto 702 The Alameda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Mitchell
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Ymca Barnitz Room
R Gray
Les Mills
Ray Pergram
James Ronto
Alameda
Mrs. Hubbard Named Delegate at Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meeting
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha elected Mrs. Russell Hubbard delegate to the state council meeting this weekend at the Washington Court House Country Club. Welfare committee planned purchases for Butler County. Mrs. James Chappell welcomed into active membership. A thank you note from Dayton Veterans Hospital was read. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Walton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
J&j Lanes
Russell Hubbard
State Council
Washington Court House
Butler County
James Chappell
Kenneth Walton
Dayton Veterans’ Hospital
Walton
Church groups report new members and events at area guilds
Mrs. Donald Mayo was introduced as a new member of St. Anne's Guild at a luncheon at Church of the Ascension. Guests included Mrs. James Heck and others. An April 26 all day church auction was announced, with a shopper's bus to Cincinnati monthly. Miss Ruth Mae Harnar spoke on missions, and various circle meetings and co hostesses were noted across local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Mayo
St. Anne's Guild
Church of the Ascension
James Heck
Dean Kohlkapp
Merle Paul
Harold Neill
Guild
Cincinnati
Vius
Jack Baltzell
Seabury
James Martindale
John Boren
William Weissinger
Ross Snyder
Douglas Robbins
Dean Phillips
Robert Driscoll
Les Dixon
Tom Tomilson
First Christian Church
Floyd Turner Jr
Todhunter Road
Harry Graban
Ruth Mae Harnar
India
Africa
Circle Four
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Richard Shaffer
Elm Street
Agatha Evers
Eleanor Haueisen
David Douglas
J. G. Adrian
Edna L. Slattery
Paul Wilson
Outlook
James Hartman
Ervin Riesz
Donald Spears
David Fuller
New Guinea
John Adrian
Melva Nock
Sherman Avenue
Franklin Couple Exchanges Vows
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Janice Lain to James R. Eltzroth in Richmond Indiana on December 27 at 3 p m. Rev J W Badgett officiated the double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church. The bride is daughter of Mrs Leone Lain and the late Lloyd Lain Franklin. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Robert Eltzroth Moreland Acres Franklin. The bride is employed by Univis Lens Co Dayton and the groom, an airman apprentice with the U S Navy in Memphis Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Lain
James R. Eltzroth
Robert Eltzroth
Moreland Acres
Franklin
Leone Lain
Lloyd Lain
Richmond
Ind
J. W. Badgett
First Baptist Church
Franklin High School
Eltzroth
Univis Lens Co
Dayton
Lemon-Monroe High School
U.S. Navy
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Weidle to Wed Owens in Open Lutheran Ceremony
A pre nuptial shower honoring bride elect Miss Penny Weidle was hosted by Mrs G M Lamson and Mrs A H Oglesby at the Oglesby home on Manchester Road. The event featured bride doll and wedding bell decorations and a guest list including Mrs Charles Broyles Miss Anne Middlemiss and Mrs Joseph Horton. The couple will exchange vows Saturday at 7 30 p m in an open church ceremony at First Lutheran Church Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Weidle
Ronald Owens
G. M. Lamson
A. H. Oglesby
Oglesby
Manchester Road
Charles Broyles
Anne Middlemiss
Robert Selby
Joseph Horton
Donald Stevens
Melva Lindsay
Paul Walker
Dave DeFreese
Clark Owens
Phyllis Owens
Myron
Stevens
Alan Stevens
Jerry Pratt
Nick Villella
Nadine Orr
Joan Wilson
John Krasnowski
Paul Perkins
Hilbert Habig
Joan Haines
Greta Abney
Edward Monjar
Russell Weidle
Weidle
Owens
First Lutheran Church
Miamisburg
Debra Paget Weds Singer David Street In Quiet Beverly Hills Ceremony
Actress Debra Paget and singer David Street wed in a private home ceremony in Beverly Hills. The event drew about 100 guests as Debra’s mother faced looming tensions from a threatened disruption by Street’s ex-wife. Street, 37, is said to have four marriages official with one annulment. Paget, 24, and Street had known each other since 1945 and began dating after a late night movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bacon
Beverly Hills
Calif
Debra Paget
David Street
Maggie Griffin
Debra
Sharon Lee
Wowie
Debra Long
Hollywood
Filmland
Street
Mary Street
Griffin Mansion
Crawford Return From Kenilworth Visit
Travel notes report Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crawford returned to their Euclid Street home after a trip to Kenilworth Illinois with their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tisdall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Crawford
Euclid Street
Kenilworth, Ill
Harry Tisdall
Shrine Plans Jan 29 Party With Fashion Show
Middletown White Shrine No. 25 announces a Jan 29 card party at 8 p m at the Girls' Club featuring a fashion show of new spring styles from Irving's. Table prizes and other awards will be given. Proceeds go to the shrine's general fund. Reservations through Mrs M A Boyd Mrs Homer Moyer or any shrine member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Middletown White Shrine No
Girls’ Club
M. A. Boyd
Homer Moyer
Shrine
Mrs Tony Accurso Elected President Of Council 105
Mrs Tony Accurso was elected president of Council 105 Catholic Ladies of Columbia at last night’s meeting Also chosen were Mrs Joseph Dineen vice president Mrs Daniel Imfeld treasurer Mrs Joseph Herr financial secretary Mrs John Gardner recording secretary Mrs Helen Fetzer monitor and Mrs Don Goodman inner guard Clifford Sweeney welcomed as a new member The Feb 11 meeting will feature a covered dish dinner and handkerchief exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Accurso
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Joseph Dineen
Daniel Imfeld
Joseph Herr
John Gardner
Helen Fetzer
Don Goodman
Clifford Sweeney
Lodges Schedule Session Plans at Mrs Bohne Home
Middletown Sewing Unit Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America and Mon day discuss plans for the February 10 session at Mrs Henry Bohne’s Grand Avenue home. Mrs Austin Smith of Dixie Highway will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Birthday Card Travels Across Generations
In Warwick Rhode Island in 1939 Henri Morin sent a birthday card to his son Paul with a return date. The card moved back and forth on birthdays for nearly two decades until this week when Paul sent it to his father in St. Petersburg Florida for his 76th birthday. The card is worn and held together with tape after years of travel.
Scouts Review Report on 1957 Activities
Middletown Area Girl Scout board members completed a report titled We Measure Up reviewing council activities during 1957. The report will be submitted to national headquarters next month. Training ideas camping program and other plans for 1958 were discussed. Mrs Wade Ex presided at the session in the Girl Scout clubroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Girl Scout Board
Wade Ex
Girl Scout
Methodist Board Approves Budget for Theological Schools
The Methodist Board of Education approves a budget exceeding one million dollars for ten theological schools with 912 500 for operations 75 500 for emergency needs and 37 500 for Delaware Ohio and Kansas City Missouri schools administrative costs. Dr E Griffith urges colleges to educate students for international life as global careers rise. The annual three day meeting follows two business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Methodist Board of Education
D. H. Tippett
San Francisco
Delaware
Ohio
Kansas City
E.§. Griffith
Washington
New Methodist Backed
School of International Service
American University
Community Meeting Schedule Listings for Wednesday and Thursday
Local groups post a dense calendar of meetings across Blythe Williams American Legion Post 231, National Guard Armory, Legion Home and more. Topics include youth groups, civic clubs, toastmasters, school PTAs, and support organizations with times from noon to 8:30 p.m. across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Assn
Blythe-Williams
American Legion
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Armory
Legion Home
Highview
Monroe Ioof Hall
Golden Helmet
VFW
S. Main St
Order of Ahepa
Nelva Center
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Blythe - Williams Americas Legion Auxiliary
Alpha Council 326, Jr. Ouam
N. Broad St
Toastmasters Club
Sherman Pto
Sherman School
Orioles
Nest
Middletown - Hamilton
Jefferson School
State Patrol Auxiliary
Volunteer Air Reserve
Stone 83
Masonic Lodge
AFL Hall
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Priest Plans Dance Classes in Summit
The Rev. Harrold A. Murray, Catholic youth director at St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church, plans to teach 250 junior church members the fine points of deceased dancing. He says youngsters mostly know jumping around.
Scout Workshops Slated Thursday
Two sessions for Girl Scout and Brownie leaders run 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m in the Girl Scout clubroom. One workshop covers the Brownie fly up program and the other focuses on advanced badge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John‘ston
Girl Scout
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Mrs. Kimball
Golf
Mary-Martha Guild
Little Hall
James Waxweiler
James Moorehead
Hubert Robinson
Pauline Wittlinger
Midge Weir
Kenneth Haley
Bill Neuenswander
Gus Kiniyalocts
Clipper Club
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Jack Deaton
Bob Bunnell
Bob Mucha
Paul Bruggeman
Mrs. Kiniyalods
Los Ga
GETZ
Columbia
Exclu
Guardian Angel
Jewelers
DC Knokieless
Central Ave
Eddie Stigler
Scouts
Methodist
Harold Bernice Risner
Leda Mae Risner
Harry F. Walsh
Said
Theodore Repper, Jr
Tad
Filson
Orson
AEN Com
Mita
Filsons
Se Wien
Cabinet
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