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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1968
Page
7
Morton Myles of Jeunesse debuts a fit and flare pattern with a shaped princess bodice and front pleated panel. A demi belt marks the new waist emphasis as the designer showcases a buoyant young silhouette with cuffed finishing details.
The Its Academic high school quiz show from Cincinnati Gas & Electric will be broadcast twice weekly on WLWT in color. Saturdays at 5 30 p m and Sundays at 5 p m are the scheduled times with playoff games planned leading to a final championship. Jerry Hunter CG E vice president notes the format aids spring playoffs and season finale.
Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority sets February 14 for a Founders Day dessert bridge at Armco Girls Holiday House. Inactive members are invited to attend with active members for the 64th anniversary observance. General chairman is Mrs. John Griggs. planning session January 23 at her home.
Howard Wren opened the Critique Society discussion on Man Talks citing Maurice Fabre and noting that though talk has expanded with mass media, accuracy may not have increased. He warned that rising apathy could lead people to listen to machines and stop talking. Mrs. Howard Wilson hosted the February session at the Wr ens Poppy Drive home.
Rome AP describes the fourth day of Italian spring summer showings highlighting cool pale colors, especially frosty whites and pastels. Intricate intarsia, flower shapes, and geometric motifs impressed buyers on suits and unlined coats, with delicate chiffons and organza dresses adding romance.
League of Women Voters members and guests will hold unit meetings tomorrow to study relations between the United States and Communist China focusing on economy health welfare and higher education. Morning session at 9 30 at 505 Florence St Mrs Robert Turvey hosts. evening session at 7 30 at 148 Kensington St Mrs William Saunders Jr hosts. Planning committee includes Mrs Thomas Wenzel chair Mrs Anthony Algiers Mrs Donald Foster v Mrs King Killin Mrs Dorman Richardson and Mrs E J Williams.
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met last night at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement. Thirty six participants played with overall averages around 108. North-south winners included Dr. L. B. Gaker and William Kash 12242, Mrs. Kenneth Haley and Mrs. Gordon Nein 121, Mrs. J. T. Lamb and Mrs. Leland Lynch Jr. 117, and Mrs. M. L. Johnston and Mrs. Vernon Jones 1162. East-west victors were Mrs. Richard Peters and Mrs. Frank Myers 128, Mrs. Don VanAusdall and Paul Smith 127, Mrs. Roy Granger and Mrs. P. S. Cade 121, and Mrs. Sidney Yager and Mrs. Herschel Greenham 115.
Forest Hills Country Club announces a Ladies Day Bridge Luncheon on January 23 at the clubhouse. The event begins at 10 a.m. with co chairs Mrs. Frank Buchanan and Mrs. Gordon Hughes. Sunday noon is the reservation deadline.
Sonny Tate public relations director for the Dayton Gems will address the Kiwanis Club at Manchester Inn Thursday noon on Hockey How to Play It and Fight Along with the Best. Robert R. Wells is program chairman.
Reservations are being taken for the annual Church Women United luncheon with a deadline of Monday January 22. The event takes place at noon January 26 at First Methodist Church with Rev. J W Baker of the Church of the Ascension as principal speaker. Mrs James South handles tickets at 5144 Kensington.
A girl was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. John F McClelland of 1039 East Second Street Franklin. The announcement lists the newborn as a daughter with no further details provided.
Mrs. Alva Mullins of Vannest Ave William Willis of Trenton Larry Sexton of Hill Ave Roland Cox of Miamisburg Mrs Margaret Hardy of S Sutphin St Pame a Hampton daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hampton Lawn Ave Son Hopper of S Main St from Cincinnati General.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holpuch observe their 25th anniversary with a surprise dinner at their Elwood Street home. They wed January 16, 1943 in Dayton and have a son Kevin in Ft. Lauderdale and twins Maureen and Eileen.
Circle 12 members gathered at Sicker's home on Ony Street to discuss hosting a Homemakers Hall circle dance on February 17 and to plan participation in the I Am a Loyal American Day parade. Richard Ross spoke on handwriting analysis as a hobby. Co hostess was Mrs. John Funke with guest Mrs. Paul Reich.
The Mount of Olives in Jerusalem stands as the oldest and largest Jewish cemetery. Burial in Israel has been a central goal for Jews through centuries.
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