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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1969
Page
8
New York psychologist Sylvia Hartman argues in McCall s that men resist women’s work to keep women performing cleaning shopping and cooking at home. She says the idea of work threatening masculinity is a manipulation and that most of what counts as woman s work is undervalued and undesirable to both sexes.
Miss Georgia Frances Storey and Stanley Harold Reed Jr will exchange nuptial vows at 3 30 p m March 29 at the First Baptist Church with a reception at the Manchester Motor Inn to follow. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elgin B Storey of Wilbraham Road and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Stanley H Reed Sr of Milton Court.
In Rome Mila Schon showcased precision seaming from bust to hip on white wool coats and spoke wheel patterns on others. Barocco presented botanical prints and Barocco gowns in smoky black chiffons while Ognibene-Zendman and Gregoriana offered slim jackets and bright ribbons amid a lively men’s section featuring jazzy shirts.
Miss Susan Terry will marry Lt Frank Tarantino on February 8 at the Church of the Ascension. Her sister Melinda Terry is maid of honor with bridesmaids Mrs Raymond Vickery, Mrs Jon Larkin, and Mrs Nan Ellen Williams. Usher lineup includes Lt Warren Cook, Mike Terry, and Charles Layne. best man Kenneth Yeates. The couple, daughter of the Terrys of Alameda Circle and Tarantinos of San Diego, plan a 4:30 p.m. ceremony and reception at Brown's Run Country Club.
Ida Morningstar 572 Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will initiate candidates in a meeting tomorrow at 7 36 p.m. The event takes place in the Commercial Building at 63 St. Main St with Harry and Lacey serving as worthy patron and matron. James Smyth Sharon Pape and Joe Schrock share refreshment and decorating duties while Mrs John Minehart hosts new members.
Miss Jeanette Nieder lander will be a delegate to the State Assembly of the Daughters of American Colonists in Cleveland. Mrs Ellen Aubley will be alternate. January meeting at Miss Niederlander's home discussed assembly plans and date to be announced. Members voted to send a contribution to national DAC for the Thanksgiving Market Fund for Berkeley Hundred Virginia.
A series of birth announcements from the local vital statistics section notes several newborns with parent names and addresses in Franklin and surrounding areas. The entries include multiple families on Carolina, Olive, Garfield, David, Fourth, Beech, and other streets, with confirms of boys and girls born yesterday or today.
The Miami Valley Council of the Daughters of America schedules a covered-dish jitney supper at 6 30 p.m. tomorrow in the Daughters hall at 19 North Broad. Viola T Romans Chapter of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. in Faith United Methodist Church with Mrs Earl Farquer speaking on Working with Christ and Mrs C H Armitage conducting a legislative quiz. One of every 6 3 households in the United States has a piano.
The Loyal Men, Loyal Women, and Loyal Friends of the First Christian Church prepared refreshments for a Saturday luncheon for patients of Longview State Hospital, hosted by the Muddl etown Longview Social Service League. About 100 patients attended. Mrs. Daly led the project with a team of Loyal Friends members assisting.
Miss Bernice Salyers fiancee of David Huff was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. William Cross Jr and Miss Becky Huff at the Huff parents home in Lebanon. Attendees included Mrs. Jerry Salyers Sr and Jr, Mrs Leonard Huff, Mrs Arlin Blankenship, Miss Jim Day, Miss Lavonne Amburgy, and others. The Salyers Huff vows are set for February 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Grand Avenue Church of God.
The Middletown Rotary Club will host District 667 conference on April 26 27 with Don Gallagher as chairman. About 40 clubs from Springfield to Cincinnati will attend, totaling around 600 Rotarians and spouses. A planning session is set for February 6 at the Manchester Motor Inn. At tomorrow's luncheon, speaker James T Byrnes of Byrnes Conway Co and Armie Construction Co Middletown will present and share Alaska Kodiak and Polar bear hunt footage.
In Whittier California 35 Quaker supporters walked in drizzle from Whittier High School to Whittier College for a two hour vigil urging world peace. The group cited the Quaker opposition to war and called for a real peace initiative during a Quaker presidency.
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