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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

20

Youth Week Observed By Franklin Baptist Youth Group

Franklin FRANKLIN Youth Week to be observed next week by First Baptist Church Youth Fellowship. Guest speaker James Ernest of Dayton at 6 30 Sunday youth service. Activities include visitation, choir, spaghetti supper, and services led by local youth 15 years old and up.

Franklin First Baptist Church Youth Fellowship Group James Ernest Dayton Mabel Eldridge Gilbert Hubbard Theoung

Church Circle Plans Bake Sale at Eckert and Conrad

Circle One of Amanda Methodist Church will hold a bake sale Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Eckert and Conrad grocery. Mrs. Hilda Newman serves as chairwoman.

Church Circle Excello Eckert and Conrad Circle One Amanda Methodist Church Hilda Newman

Grace King Guild Meeting At Kings Mills Church

The Grace R. King Guild of Kings Mills Baptist Church held its monthly meeting in the church basement with Ms. Paul Harbaugh and Mrs. Grover Green as hostesses. Members voted to contribute to the Polio Fund and refreshments were served to numerous attendees. Weekend and Sunday visits were noted, including Hamilton and Lebanon guests, along with various family gatherings and a Busy Bee Club session.

Grace R. King Kings Mills Baptist Church Paul Harbaugh Grover Green A. W. Drake Clara Barber W. W. Cline Dora Curran Mason Elgar Enfield C. L. Holden Wilson Terry Fred Leonard Lebanon Frank Wilson A. E. Edwards William Wilson Fred Mount Edward Bevans James Hagemeyer Pearl Byus Tony Ernett Foster Everett Truman Hamilton Frank Dowdell Nora Carmon Nora Dayton Robert Bogard Frank Schwietert Norwood Harold Moorman Marjorie Avondale Charles Metz Mike Lawrence Swigert Rossmoyne Stanley Epp Clarence Swigert C. E. Stephenson George W. Bohache Penny Carol Klueh Dorman Doebel South Norwood Earl Enfield Jimmy Elgar Pauline Wright Edwina Pagett Elwood Baston Shirley Madden Martha Jane Finn Tom Stephenson C. H. Foster Lillian Fugett Guy Culberson, Jr Walter Barnes Walter Ellis Estel Truman Patty

Bridge Club Hosts and Dessert Bridge In Lebanon

Mrs Jearl Spivey hosted a two table bridge party on Main Street with Mrs Charles Perrine and Mrs Gerald Cooke winning high score prizes. The following night Mrs Albert Herrick and Mrs Edward Herrick hosted a dessert bridge on Mulberry Street with guests including Mrs Richard Whitacre and Mrs Hewett P Mulford. Table prizes went to Mrs Mulford, Mrs Bowen, and Mrs Kaufman.

Lebanon Jearl Spivey Main St Charles Perrine Gerald Cooke Chris Blumenschenkel Walter Luti Albert Herrick Edward Herrick Mulberry St Richard Whitacre Morrow Hewett P. Mulford Walter Miller Harry Gray Cedric Stanley Jean Hamilton Richard Wood L. E. Bowen Sam Kaufman Robert Jones Mulford Bowen Kaufman

Dessert-bridge event at Golden Lamb features top prizes

Mrs. Robert Hayes hosted a dessert-bridge with many neighbors and guests. Top prize tie went to Mrs. Torino and Mrs. Logsdon while Mrs. Horn took the consolation. Other social notices include supper club hosts and visiting guests, plus a Britannica note citing four-man bobsled speeds of 79 mph.

Robert Hayes Golden Lamb Zane Brant Russell Horn Frank Mackey John Loy William Workman B. J. Bowman Carl Hehl Anthony Torino Louie Logsdon Max Humphreys Fred Sherwood William Davidson Harold Sheets Charles Perrine Harry Schwartz, Jr Torino Logsdon Horn Hobart Duff J. B. Mauldin Christ Hospital Cincinnati Edward Denker Harold Rosencrans Orchard Ave Clarence Ranker N. High St Carl Ranker Lisle Vorhes Lyle Stewart

Liberty Township Social News Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Hinton J Patterson return from visiting relatives in Indiana. Dayton residents Josie Miller and her father join Bruce Mitzel at Oxford for Sunday dinner. Numerous area couples and individuals attend dances, banquets, and conventions in Lebanon, Middletown, Mason, and Oxford venues.

Liberty Township Hinton J. Patterson Longoater Ind Josie Miller Dayton R. M. Mitzel Bruce Mitzel Oxford Gail Mitzel Mason Castle Farms Stella McClung Margaret Eckert Betty Satterfield Ethel Berry Mary Berry Mortis Rhodes Emmett FE. Roosa Lebanon Minnie Bone Lawrence Workman Middletown Charles Ringerson Murray Smith Paul Stabler

Old at 40 50 60 Forget your age

An advertisement urges readers to fight age-related fatigue with Cetren Tonio Tatleta and Getres products. It promotes pep for men and women labeled as feeling rundown, claiming a tonic can restore vigor. Available at Castell's Ady in Middletown and other drug stores.

Middletown Castell

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