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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1962

Page

6

Capucci Opens Paris House With High Keyed Colors

Paris AP reports Roman designer Roberto Capucci debuted his Paris collection with bright high keyed colors and flat silhouettes. Ensembles featured empire lines, knee length hems, vivid orange coats, red and Kelly green combos, and orange violet prints with turquoise and rust geometric patterns. Early sheath dresses, wadded tops, and waffle cottons plus pale pink and blue organza floral accents highlighted the show with lingerie notes in white ensembles.

Paris Roberto Capucci Capucci

New Penneyettes Officers Elected At Orchard Street Meeting

In The Clubs New officers were elected at Mrs. Foy Spence home on Orchard Street. President Elsworth La Pole vice president Dennis Bustle secretary Daniel Storie historian Stanley Whitman. Club rules amended for new season and continued sponsoring an orphan child. C R Greathouse Jr led Homemakers Circle at Doty House tour for 13 members and therapy equipment. Hugh Butler spoke on center purpose. Inter Circle meeting set March 1 at Girls' Club. chalk talk by Mrs Wintringham. Next meeting Feb 7 at Mrs Norris home.

The Penneyettes Foy Spence Orchard Street Elsworth la Pole Dennis Bustle Daniel Storie Stanley Whitman C.R. Greathouse Jr Homemakers’ Circle 10 Doty House Center For Hugh Butler George Bryan C. E. Wintringham Charles Winkelman A. E. Hohl Carl Norris Virgil Hammond Sheila Byrd Greaner St. Paul's United Church

Bunn-Brewer pre nuptial festivities end tomorrow with brunch

The rehearsal dinner tonight honors Miss Marilyn Bunn and Pau Robert Brewer as they prepare for their marriage tomorrow at First Methodist Church at seven. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brewer host at the Manchester Motor Inn Promenade Room. A large table with spring flowers frames the buffet. Attendees include the bridal party and close relatives, with gifts planned for attendants. Brunch tomorrow features Miss Marcia Brooks as hostess and a guest list of noted friends and relatives from Dayton to Akron.

Marilyn Bunn Pau Robert Brewer First Methodist Church Earl Brewer Wilson Street Manchester Motor Inn John J. Bunn Stevens Drive Paul Morrow Donald Cryer Joe Jewell Russell Mittenholzer Linda Woods Duane Little David Wells Mary Lou Wilson Cuyahoga Falls Ted Milliken Akron William T. Heavner Fairborn David Augspurger West Alexandria Jenny Orrl Dayton Bunn-Brewer Marcia Brooks Moorman Place Miss Bunn Wilson Heavner Augspurger Orr Anthony Elieff Douglas Giltrow Becky Hinkle

Middle town Cotillion set reservations for Mardi Gras Ball

Reservations deadline for Middle town Cotillion's Mardi Gras Ball at the Manchester Motor Inn Feb 10. Dr and Mrs Lawrence Gibboney of 117 Euclid St accept reservations from members. Arrangements headed by Mr and Mrs Walter Mischley with assistants Mr and Mrs Donald Evans Mr and Mrs Ben Atchley Mr and Mrs Carl Lewis and the Gibboneys.

Middletown Cotillion Manchester Motor Inn Lawrence Gibboney Euclid St Walter Mischley Donald Evans Ben Atchley Carl Lewis the Gibboneys

Shower Honors Betty Curtis

Miss Betty Curtis bride elect of Orville Wills was honored at a misce' shower hosted by Mrs. Alfred Phillips and Mrs. James Goforth at the Middletown Boat Club. Attendees included many Middletown residents and relatives. the couple plans to wed February 14 at the home of the bride’s brother and sister in law on Vannest Street.

Betty Curtis Orville Wills Alfred Phillips James Goforth Middletown Clint Curtis Wills Salt Lick Vannest Street

Dance Date Change for Fenwick Booster Event

The first Fenwick Booster Club sponsored dance is moved to April 28 from March 3. It is a joint effort of Catholic parishes in Middletown to raise funds for Fenwick High School gym equipment. The 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. event will be at the National Guard Armory with Mr. and Mrs. James Guyler as general co chairmen.

Fenwick Booster Club Middletown Fenwick High School National Guard Armory James Guyler

Roger Williams Concert Slated For Dayton Hall

Pianist Roger Williams appears at Dayton Memorial Hall on Saturday February 24 for an eight thirty p.m. concert. The two hour program includes classics pops jazz and rock with a two piano act. Proceeds go to the Dayton View Optimists youth work fund. Main tickets are at the box office.

Roger Williams Dayton’s Memorial Hall Williams Dayton View Optimists Pet America Drake University Juilliard School of Music

Flower Arranging Program Planned by Garden Club Council

Middletown Council of Garden Clubs met at Mrs. Charles Buchert’s home to plan a flower arranging program on May 1 at 8 p m at Rooseveltt Junior High School. Dorothy Biddle of Hawthorne N Y will demonstrate floral design and mechanical aids, and is garden club editor of Popular Gardening magazine.

Middletown ‘Council of Garden Clubs Charles Buchert Hampton Place Rooseveltt Junior High School Dorothy Biddle Hawthorne N. Y Garden Club Popular Gardening Dorothea Blom Newman Ebersole Nature Conservancy Association Glendale Ohio

Club and church meetings fill evening social calendar

The article lists multiple church circles and groups meeting last night at First EUB, Zion Lutheran, First Methodist, Lacy Baptist, and St Pauls UCC. Hostesses, chairmen, and guests are named, with reports on kitchen purchases, cookbooks, Bible quizzes, and program topics. A bake sale and future sessions are noted.

C. R. Schneider 15Th Avenue Swidombe EUB R. ©. Nickels May Oliver Dearth Mears Audrey McConnell Dearth Carl Thomas Norma Shade Margaret Charles Goldye Freeze Women of Zion Lutheran Church Wilbur Partee Millard Clifton

Wedding Attendants Honored for Muncie Sprague Nuptials

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Muncie of Manchester Road host a rehearsal dinner at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon for wedding attendants of Roger C. Muncie and Miss Sue Sprague. The Meadowlawn Church of God will host the vow exchange tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. with many guests named.

Chester Muncie Manchester Road Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon Roger C. Muncie Sue Sprague Meadowlawn Church of God Harry R. Sprague John Arnold

Vital Statistics Babies and Birth Notices Across Local Families

Multiple birth notices from Franklin area families report several newborns this Thursday and today. Recipients include Frisch Maloney Smith Hatfield Ervin Kellis Webb Shepherd Archibald and others with relatives listed in Franklin Middletown Yokosuka Japan and out of town.

Robert Maloney Sen Kristine Lane Franklin Allen Smith Germantown James Hatfield Lebanon Rt. 1 Sanford Ervin Mohawk St Warren Kellis Henry Webb Jr Alvin Court Herschel Shepherd West Middletown

Hospital Names Read Like Family Directory

In The Hospital list residents and relatives, naming Mrs Stanley Thomas of Carlisle and numerous patients and family members across Carlisle Middletown Hamilton and nearby streets. Several entries specify daughters and sons with parental ties, including Janice Stitt Gregory Squire Debra Nickell and others on Grand Ave Lawn Ave West Middletown and nearby roads.

Stanley Thomas Carlisle Janice Stitt Arthur Stitt N. Marshall Road Gregory Squire Gerald Squire Grand Ave Charles Seeger Lawn Ave Debra Nickell Cecil Nickell West Middletown Cray Miller Fred May Vannest Ave John King Andrew St Edwin Kendrick Omaha Collin Kelly Well Road Eugene Hudson Harri Wildwood Bradley Hembree James Hembree Renee Neville Gore Dayton Stanley Garrison Ulman Drive Hendrix Downing Leslie Dixon William Burgher Frank

Uniform Snatched in Chattanooga Theft

In Chattanooga Tennessee police report a thief entered an unlocked car and stole a policeman's uniform. Authorities search for the suspect based on the description and vehicle details.

Chattanooga, Tenn

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By Gabrielle Smith Driftwood Societ Chardelle Weber Junior Seersucker Betty Barclay Dayton Hall Garden Club Council Carl Bauer Charles Goforth Robert McDade James Cast Arnold Lowe Wendell Dennis Russell Wilde Jack Hose C. C. Clark Town and Country Garden Club Hamm Circle Alec Morris Hughes Street Alfred Mason Ben Roof Jr Leonard Hamm W. E. Marshall Charles F. Bailey Argentina Mary Harrison Guild Firs Methodist Church Ray Bunnel Princeton Avenue David Kalil Bailey Donald Colyer Robert Walton Circle Four United States James Chappell John Schrattenberger Rober Housh Carl Karrer Don Furlow Donald Stamper Edward Morris Robert Sicker Woman's Society Schraffenberger Paul Habig Lutz Circle Central Avenue William Stutz Women's Society of Christian Service Mark Hodapp Richard LeRoy John Kieseweller Lutz Edward Cox Eva Martin Circle Lacy Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Marty Hayes Alva Taylor Joe Atkinson Jr Helen Pflanzer W. C. Cade Kiserah Frank Frisch Lylburn Road J. G Charles A Archibald Rosa Jane Cusano Yokosuka Naval Base Hospital Japan 15Th Ave Charles A. Archibald James Back Lowell St Nelson Cooper Robert Doughman S. Main St William, Edwards Clifford Lawson Carolina St Charles Lemmons Excello Ronald Melton S._ Dixie Highway Lucille McMillan Church Janes T, Orr Oxford Ave Carol Raines William Raines Stevens Ave Leland Sorrell George Sorrell Yankee Road Loren Sorrell James Wright John Routson Everett Routson Monroe Shelby Wilkinson Brown VA Hospital Mark Cope Charles Cope Pamela Page Arnold Page Flemming Road Raymond Price Hamilton Earl Boley Paul Poplin Pershing Ave Irvin Ulrich David Adkins Floyd Adkins Catalpa Drive Marsha Back Eee Burnett Angora Central Ave Merle Norman Central GA Y E Story & Clark Norris
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