Fear of death in I Heard the Owl Call My Name discussed
At the AAUW Current Literature Group meeting held at Mrs. Fred Johnson’s home Agnes Bechtel reviewed Margaret Craven’s first novel. The story follows a young priest sent to a British Columbian Indian village and his awakening to accepting death while confronting his own incurable illness. Hostesses were Miss Nancy Slattery and Mrs. David Morgan.
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Aauw Current Literature Group
Fred Johnson
Central Ave
Agnes Bechtel
Margaret Craven
Nancy Slattery
David Morgan
Card Party and Dessert For Alpha Chi Chapter
Mrs John Lamb and Mrs Donald Hanes co chair a spring card party and dessert for Alpha Chi Chapter Sigma Beta Sorority on March 11 at the Women s Center. Committees handle refreshments decorations gifts and a style show with Filsons fashions and Capozzi shoes. Tickets 1 50 at a sorority member. proceeds support National Kidney Foundation Indian Education and Cystic Fibrosis. Next chapter session Feb 19 at First National Bank in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lamb
Donald Hanes
Alpha Chi Chapter
Sigma Beta Sorority
Women’s Center
Robert Ward
Gerald Pratt
D. E. Murphy
Richard Capozzi
Filson’s
Capozzi’s
National Charities
National Kidney Foundation
First National Bank
Franklin
Sweetheart Ball Tickets Distributed by Rho Alpha Chapter
Tickets for the February 14 Sweetheart Ball were passed out at a Rho Alpha Chapter meeting held at Mrs. Virginia Jenkins' Kalbfleisch Road home. Chapter president Debbie Page BSP City Council delegate Miriam Miller and chapter queen candidate Cindy Finney will attend a Feb. 8 pre judging party at Village East Community Room, followed by a workshop to craft table decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Virginia Jenkins
Kalbfleisch Road
Debbie Page
Miriam Miller
BSP City Council
Cindy Finney
Village East
Stew Prunes Turned To Morning Puree For Toast
Prunes simmer until very soft then puree for toast in the morning or spread on cream cheese sandwiches for lunch.
Marriage boom returns as couples seek stable bonds
New York report cites a Redbook study showing renewed marriage interest after a decade of decline. 384 in depth interviews across 43 cities and 239 experts reveal rising marriages, decline of open marriages, and more interracial and interfaith unions amid emphasis on emotional commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Masters
Virginia E. Johnson
Bottle Cap Battle and Shifting Marital Roles
A humorous piece on stubborn medicine bottle caps and a newsroom contest to open one. It shifts to commentary on feminism, marriage trends, and interfaith unions, citing Naomi Campbell and Dr. Stuart Shapiro and Redbook findings.
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Jeriizer
Tim
Alumnae to Meet for Wine and Cheese Tasting
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae will gather at 7 30 p m February 6 at Mrs R Kent Slough s home Lamberton Square for a wine and cheese tasting and business session The meeting will cover the province meeting and local Panhellenic affairs Bridge and card games will follow led by Mrs Slough New alumnae or those not contacted may contact Mrs John L Eisenmann Highview Road.
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Alpha Chi Omega
R. Kent Slough
Lamberton Square
Slough
John L. Eisenmann
Highview Road
Attendants Named for March 8 Vows in Franklin Wedding
Miss Charlene Kay Reynolds and Sidney Clay Hollar plan to marry March 8 at Zion Lutheran Church Franklin. Matron of honor is Mrs. Philli Reynolds. Attendants include Connie Hollar Tracy Moore and ushers Lonnie Montgomery Ike Anderson junior usher Mike Hollar. Flower girls Karmen Julie Neff and Shane Mears. Reception helpers listed. engagement announced last April.
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Charlene Kay Reynolds
Sidney Clay Hollar
Zion Lutheran Church
Philli Reynolds
Franklin
Connie Hollar
Tracy Moore
Lonnie Montgomery
Middletown
Ike Anderson
Mike Hollar
Karmen
Julie Neff
New Lebanon
Shane Mears
Maria Anderson
Janet Watson
Rosemary Carver
David Varney
Miss Olds
Jean Reynolds
Harpwood Drive
Clay Hollar
Oxford State Road
Mrs Dornon Recalls Life as Grandmother in Japan
Mrs. Dornon shared her Japanese experiences with the Gracious Grandmothers Club during a Middletown meeting. On furlough with her missionary husband, she plans to return to Japan in March and closed with Chopin’s Harp Etude. Guests included Mrs Keefer and Mrs Sams. hosting duties were led by Mrs Heck and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Ivan Dornon
Gracious Grandmothers Club
Ray Heck
William VanErp
Guy Smothers
Marion Wetzel
R.S. Cunningham
Self marbling chocolate cake recipe from Cecily Brownstone
Dear new cook shares a two layer chocolate and white cake recipe with less sugar. The pound like cake uses separated eggs, folding whites into batter, and a chocolate glaze after baking in a 9 inch angel food pan at 325 degrees for 1 1/2 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Cecily
New Cook
D of A District Rally Set for May 24
The 47th annual District 15 rally of the Daughters of America will be held May 24 at Imperial House South. Attending from Middletown's Miami Valley Council 30 were officers Mrs. Ray Gerard Mrs. Perry Clark and Mrs. Estil Scalf. District deputy Mrs. Norma McCain conducted the session at the Central Dayton YMCA. State and national officers will join the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 15
Daughters of America
Imperial House South
D of A
Central Dayton
Ray Gerard
Perry Clark
Estil Scalf
Middletown
Miami Valley
Norma McCain
Pinewood Derby Winners Named by Pack 13 at Spring Hill
Todd Hollon won first place in the Pinewood Derby held last night by Cub Scout Pack 13 at Spring Hill School. Darren Foster took second, Mike Bender third, Mike Weinstein fourth, John Walker fifth, Chad Slifer sixth, Scott Decker seventh, and Chris Cooley eighth. Awards were presented to Jeff Alfrey Cooley Scott Decker Gary Barley Eric Sibey and Rick Oches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Hollon
Cub Scout Pack 13
Spring Hill School
Darren Foster
Mike Bender
Mike Weinstein
John Walker
Chad Slifer
Scott Decker
Chris Cooley
Jeff Alfrey
Cooley
Gary Barley
Eric Sibey
Rick Oches
Rainbow installation plans for Assembly 68 adviser
Rainbow Mothers Circle of Assembly 68 discussed the January 25 installation of Carol Heinkel as worthy adviser. A post installation party was planned at the Olde Towne Community Room. Hostesses for the installation include Mrs. John Cope and others. February refreshments were set. The next meeting will be February 26 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Cope’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Mother's Circle
Assembly
Carol Heinkel
Order of Rainbow
Phyllis Heinkel
Olde Towne
John Cope
Sam L. Smith
Stanley Gibson
Kelson Combs
Robert Balger
Clinic for Middletown Miami University Cheerleaders
Teenage girls in grades six to eight are invited to a Saturday clinic at the Middletown Campus to learn sideline and floor cheers, gymnastics, and sportsmanship. The session runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a $2 fee. bring a sack lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Mechanical Mother Aids Premature Babies Development
A Washington University device, the mechanical mother, imitates a beating heart and womb rocking to soothe preterm infants. In a two week study, 15 babies showed better weight gain sleep and maturation than peers in standard incubators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
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Stuart Shapiro
Boston
Cambridgeport
Redbook
the Magazine
Mrs. Dornon
Ralph Keefer
Hartford, Conn
Dornon
Louis M. Sams
Martinsville
W. Va
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John Wallace
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