Forest Hills Ladies Day Bridge Luncheon Held At FH Club
Thirty six attendees at Forest Hills Country Club joined a ladies day bridge luncheon Tuesday in the FH clubhouse. Mrs. Fred Ziegler chaired the event and the top six scorers were Mrs. LeRoy Snyder, Mrs. Ruth Faylor, Mrs. Ruth Christy, Mrs. Robert McConaughy, Mrs. Janice Reedy and Mrs. George E. Blossom. The next luncheon is set for January 27, with activities starting at 10 a.m. Reservations may be made with chairwoman Mrs. Carl Roess or at the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Fred Ziegler
LeRoy Snyder
Ruth Faylor
Ruth Christy
Robert McConaughy
Janice Reedy
George E. Blossom
Carl Roess
Parade of Fashions of 200 Years seeks 1940s to 1960s looks
Middletown federation urges clubs to provide authentic or replica outfits from 1940s through 1960s for the Bicentennial style show. Mrs. Rohrkemper says few entries exist and today is the final day to add names. Federation president Mrs. Gray invites donations of fashions for modeling or display. The event with meeting and nominating committee election is set for 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26 at the Women's Center.
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Middletown Area
Walling Gray
Federation
Rohrkemper
Women's Center
Diet talk for mothers of retarded children
Mrs. Helen Overturf of Burton Road will present Diet Can Make a Difference to the Butler County Mothers of Retarded Citizens on January 20 at 9 30 p m at Zion Lutheran Church Hamilton. She has studied nutrition and will discuss child diet problems and improvements. Coffee hour begins the meeting hosted by Mrs. Shirley Black and Mrs. Janet Phillips. Babysitting is available for a small fee.
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Helen Overturf
Burton Road
Butler County
Zion Lutheran Church
S. Front Street
Hamilton
Shirley Black
Janet Phillips
Phi Beta Psi Mu Chapter Sets Four Month Of Planned Activities
Members of Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority review four months of events including Founders Day observance February 11 at Armco Girls' Holiday House, a March Bowl Down for Cancer, a spring luncheon show at Brown s Run Country Club, and a May Community Bazaar booth. Proceeds from the Thanksgiving Dance will be donated to the American Cancer Society Middletown unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Barnitz Bank
Breiel Boulevard
John Andrew Seiller
Armco Girls
Wilbur Huffman
S. Main St
Ted Fugate
Raymond Muzzarelli
John W. Herr
Brown’s Run Country Club
Middletown Mall Association
Seiller
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Rodney Jesseman
John Griggs
Ray Perez
Judy Parker
Franklin
Perez
Sorority
Miss Parker
Journal Accent On Women Group Plans Two Events
The Smiling Grandmothers Chapter 740 holds a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Peter Welch’s Milton Road home before a meeting led by Mrs. Fay. A March 17 card party at the Women's Center and an April 14 guest night talent auction are organized by committees led by Mrs. Ronto and Mrs. Carmody with co chairs Mrs. Ristaneo and Mrs. Vitori.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Road
Peter Welch
Robert Fay
Women’s Center
Anna Ronto
John Carmody
Carl Ristaneo
Nick Vitori
Fay
Ristaneo
Weich
Middletown Chapter forms new leadership for ABWA unit
AAUW committee women named Mrs. Mary Richardson elected chairman of the nominating committee for the Middletown Chapter American Business Women's Association in a Manchester Inn meeting. She is assisted by Mrs. Martha Hoppe and Mrs. Wayne Hursh. Budget and attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Richardson
Middletown
American Business Women’s Association
Manchester Inn
Martha Hoppe
Wayne Hursh
Violet Koch
Pat Roberts
Nancy Sickle
Dell and Combs
Arthur Follmer
Sickle
Chapter approves student project by Beta Sigma Phi chapter
Preceptor Alpha Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi approved a medical and dental aid project for a student. The meeting at Mrs. James Ronto's home discussed BSP Sweetheart Ball tickets for Feb 14 at the Manchester Inn and the chapter's patronage. James Conrad outlined Alpha Omega's role in the Feb 26 Bicentennial fashion show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronto
Manchester Inn
James Conrad
Alpha Omega
Middletown Area
Cotillion Dance Set for Spirit of 76 Theme
Reservations close Saturday for the Idletown Cotillion’s Spirit of 76 dinner dance. The event starts at 8 p.m. January 24 at the Manchester Inn with the Charlie Kehrer Orchestra. Chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Maupin and planning committee members include Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farris and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Inn
John Bevis
Milton Road
Charlie Kehrer Orchestra
A. R. Maupin
Kenneth Farris
Robert Francis
Icing Bonus: Cake With Chocolate Spars Sprinkles Intrigue
A layer cake with fluffy white frosting gains added appeal from a chocolate shot sprinkled atop the icing, creating a tempting visual and flavor contrast.
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Federated Club
James Thompson
Florence Street
Mie Ee
TN Shoe Mart
S. Breiel Blvd
Hill’s Dept. Store
Deg Seu
Phi Beta Psi
Cologne
McAlpin’s Cosmetics
Towne Mall
Sun
Journal
Aauw Committee
John Walner
Mary Haven
Lebanon
Lorraine McGraw
Armco
Sam Ashworth
Toni Jean Gilio
Lebanon Raceway
Filses
Coats
Isses
Juniors
FBI
Bresel Boulevard
Reg. Price
Central Avenue
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