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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1967
Page
6
Miss Jerrie Ann Yoder bride elect of Michael Lynn Stover was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Nancy Hartness on Evelyn Drive. The couple plans a 6 p.m. February 4 wedding at Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
A steering committee at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Prichard completed decorations for the Glitter Ball. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Balger Mr and Mrs John Angiolini Mr and Mrs Robert Glass and Mr and Mrs Carl Chamberlain.
Mrs. Kenneth Dover of Dayton a former president of the Ohio Miami Conference for the Women’s Society of World Service will speak at a World Service Day service in a WSWS meeting of the church last week. The special program is set for Jan 22. Committee names for 1967 include cards kitchen seminary Otterbein Home program publicity and more with several members listed.
Mrs Rollie Oakley and Mrs were prize winners in games at the Goodwill Mothers' Club gathering held at the Young Street home Bailey The item notes prize results and location with limited readable details.
Parties honoring bride elect Mrs Gene Dennis and others filled a Friday schedule at Hall of the Parkway Church of Christ with decorations of green and white streamers and a bride doll cake. Invited guests included Mrs L E Byeth Vance and several others. The couple plans to marry January 21 with attendant roles noted for Miss Jack son.
Local Women’s Christian Temperance Union members plan a skit during tomorrow’s WSCS gathering at 1 30 p m at the First EUB Church. The business session will be led by Mrs C H Armi tage president.
Middletown police chief Russell Dwyer will address the Maple Park School PTO at 7 30 tomorrow evening on Juvenile Delinquency. Fourth grade class of Mrs Iva Minnich will participate in the program. Christianity came to England with St Augustine the first Archbishop of Canterbury.
Armco Duplicate Club elected officers Glenn E. Selby as president James Martin as vice president and Don Eastery as secretary treasurer The meeting followed by January duplicate bridge play using the Mitchell movement at 9% tables North south winners included Don Easterly and Selby among others with averages of 80 for NS and 71 for EW The next meeting is set for February 11 at 1 pm in the office cafeteria Open to all Armco employees and retired personnel and their spouses.
Miss Sharon Lynne Miller bride elect of Airman 3.C. Mer ers will exchange vows February 4 at 7 30 pm at First Baptist Church. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Emil R Miller of Monroe and Airman Mer ers is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Sallee of August Avenue. Bridesmaids include Mrs Millard Stamper Mrs Arthur Goforth Mrs Thomas Frisby Mrs Albert Holbrook Miss Brenda Sallee Mrs Robert Jenkins Mrs Leland C Bailey Mrs E R Miller and Miss Penny Smith.
Mrs Helen Brotherton led the candlelight installation for the Department of Women at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Installed officers were Mrs Charles Osborn leader Mrs Joe Miller assistant leader Mrs Robert Sixt secretary and Miss Emma Stultz treasurer. The theme Let Your Light So Shine featured candles lit from a single taper. Mrs Osborn reviewed the new year book and announced committees and duties. Hostesses were Mrs Hale Collins and Mrs Paul Barker.
New York AP report on a luncheon of about 200 apparel leaders predicting skirt reductions and more leg focus, with designers Cassini De La Ren ta Gernreich and Weitz weighing in on pants, paper clothes, and practical travel wear while Mrs. Kennedy remains fashion icon.
Vital statistics record several new arrivals this week. Ballard Potts of Miamisburg welcomed a son while Michael Danner of Woodlawn Avenue and Charles Artis of Franklin both reported boys. Hamilton of Chautauqua had a daughter and Charles D French of Franklin a boy. Edward Isbell birth noted yesterday with Crawford Street address. Payne of Trenton welcomed a son yesterday. Holman Coyle on Pearl Street has a daughter today. Norman Cre song and Ronald Kaufman of Franklin report twins with a boy and a girl today.
Cordell Asbury of Franklin John Oldfield son of Mr and Mrs John Oldfield Highland St Eugene Deaton son of Mr and Mrs Donald Deaton Middletown Oxford Road Mrs Earl West of Springboro Mrs Olive Morehead of Stanley St Douglas Lansaw son of Mr and Mrs Larry Lansow Ogden Drive Mrs Fred Irwin of Lowell St Vernon Dennis of Cleveland Mrs Mattie Lee Dennis of Cleveland St Dosier N Downs of Yankee Mrs Daisy G Ledford of S Breiel Blvd James L Millard of Miamisburg Mrs Gordon Light of Franklin Mrs Thomas Gillespie of Trenton Mrs Robert Tibbs of Springboro George Haddix of Yankee Road Mrs Jimmy Morgan of Carlisle Richard Curtis of Jewel Ave Mrs William Willis of Trenton Mrs Curtis Hill of Lind St Mrs Allen Copenhaver of Germantown Road Brenda Carver daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Carver Franklin Michael Long of Charles St Mrs Joseph Windsor of Middletown Hamilton Road Arthur Combs of Allen Road Johnnie Gillum of Hood Ave Mrs Robert M Bailey of Miamisburg Constance Frisby of Trenton Brince W Turner of Carolina James R Byrd of Camden Charles Stone son of Mr and Charles Stone McKinley Mrs Ronald Bryant of Trenton Raymond Spenser of Sawyer Jack Greenfield of May Ave Mrs Attilio Marconi of Trenton Mrs Elmer Scheibert of Trenton Mary Long daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Long Wilshire Mrs Bob Bell of Carlisle Troy Puckett of Highland St Mrs Roy Hazelwood of Sierra Road Miss Gertrude Purcell of 5S Clinton St Mrs Mervin Clemons of Howard Ave
In Salt Lake City a topless dancer performed briefly near a church district before police shut the show. A go go dancer and the nightclub bartender were jailed as police filed charges of obscene conduct.
Irvin Taylor aged 27 of 3014 Yankee Road was treated at Middletown Hospital Saturday morning for hand wounds suffered in a fight earlier at Kips A Go Go on Route 4.
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