Bar Auxiliary Hosts Fashion Show at Brown's Run
The Butler County Medical Society Auxiliary hosts a cocktail luncheon and fashion show for the Batley County Bar Association Woman's Auxiliary at Brown's Run Country Club on Wednesday. The event begins with social hour at 11:90 am and luncheon at 12:8 pm. Mrs. William Eberhardt greets guests. Mrs. Fred B. Cramer chairs the program. Mrs. Richard Wilmer assists. Committees include Mrs. LA Casper receipts and others for decorations, menu, and reservations. Fashions from Irvings will be modeled by several members led by Mrs. Sue Harris.
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Butler County Medical Society
Batley County Bar Association
Brown's Run Country Club
Dent of the Bar Auxiliary
William Eberhardt
Faenbien
Fred B. Cramer
Richard Wilmer
LA. Casper
William Rathman
Vincent Sisson
Roger Turrell
Donor Dance Slated for Temple Beth Sholom Event
The Sisterhood Council of Temple Beth Sholom sponsors the Donor Dinner Dance on Saturday February 11. Cocktails begin at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. Music by Jack Carr Band. Theme is Sweetheart Dance. Co chairs Mrs Bud Annenberg and Mrs Mack Freishman. Committee includes Mrs Ted Lazarow Mrs Wilbur Cohen Mrs Ted Cohen Mrs Barry Levey Mrs Phil Zollett and Mrs rrold Strull.
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Sisterhood Council of Temple Beth Sholom
Jack Carr
Bud Annenberg
Mack Freishman
Ted Lazarow
Wilbur Cohen
Ted Cohen
Speakers To Talk On Law And Order At WSCS Session
The Women’s Society of Christian Service hosts a Friday luncheon at First Methodist Church with Police Chief James How, discussing The Police Women’s Society Courts and crime alert. Long Knepshield Circle greeters and Hiatt-Hagen Circle hostesses assist. Mrs Oscar Day and Mrs Larry Luzader lead roles. Garrett Phillips provides music. board meeting at 11 am precedes dinner. Mrs Dudley Inwood oversees.
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Christian
Ormitice
Der
James Howfer
Orton
Police Women's Society
First Methodist Church
Long- Knepshield Circle
Hiatt - Hagen Circle
Oscar Day
Citizen's Crime Alert ‘Committee
Larry Luzader
Garrett Phillips
Dudley Inwood
Women’s Cent dinner features Virginia Blauvelt show
Reservation deadline for the Women’s Center membership dinner on February 7 is Wednesday. The 6:30 pm event at the Women’s Center will feature guest speaker Mrs Virginia Blauvelt of Hamilton in a one woman show Fun with Fashions. Her talk highlights a basic dress with accessories and she is noted as a radio and TV presence and fashion consultant.
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Women's Center
Virginia Blauvelt
Fasivet
Hamilton
Mrs. Holt Organ Club Hostess
Vital statistics list four births from Franklin area families with newborn girls and boys reported yesterday. Charlies Whitt and David Shaffer are named along with Emerson Bostic Stephen Howard Kenneth Miller and addresses McKendree Franklin and Plum Street listed.
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Charlies Whitt
Morrow Rt
David Shaffer
Decker Rd
Franklin
Emerson Bostic
Kenny Lane
Stephen Howard
Ninth Ave
Kenneth Miller
Plum St
J Memens
Uric
Delaware’ St
Hospital Dismissals and Hostess List For Lowry Organ Club
A list of patients and their homes appears followed by Mrs. Otto Holt of Central Ave hosting the Lowry Organ Club gathering tomorrow at p.m. A musical program features Mrs. William Hoppe Mrs. Sete Mrs. Harold Nor Robert Sebastain and many others from Middletown Hamilton Lebanon and other nearby towns. The sun diameter noted as 865 000 miles.
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Otto Holt
Central Ave
Lowry Organ Club
William Hoppe
Sete
Harold Nor
Robert Sebastain
Shelley Tis
Kelsie Singleton
Lowell Lake
Tony Rae
Arlie Maloney
Haw
Ralph Pariette
Robert Vorne
Holt
Ott Spangler
Samuel Lapham
Mid- of Hamilton
John Macletown
Creary
Lebanon
Arthur Goforth
Melvin Thornsburg
Kevin Bailey
Louis Hein
Franklin
Donald Bailey
Tren
International Dishes at St Marys Altar Rosary Buffet
Members of St Marys Altar Rosary Society hosted a buffet with dishes such as chicken cacciatore Swedish meatballs cabbage rolls eggplant parmesan and Black Forest torte. The hall featured silver candelabra travel posters and country themed decorations. Dinner chair Mrs Frederick Stoken led a meeting where Barkley reported on a Christmas family aid project and announced a luncheon for next month.
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Frederick Stoken
Barkley
Castillo Styles Daisy Themed Spring Fashion Collection
Paris AP fashion writer Lucie Noel describes Castillo's spring collection with daisy motifs on buckles and trims. The show features white organdie pieces, daisy covered accessories, and a bridal bonnet shaped like a daisy. Daywear emphasizes tunics, bermudas, and relaxed lines, while eveningwear includes chiffon Evzone inspired tunics and sheer pants.
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Paris
Castifio
Castillo
Eva Martin Circle hears talk on instruments for change
Members of Eva Martin Circle at First Baptist Canteh met Thursday at Mrs. Eugene Fisher’s Creekview Drive home. Mrs. Robert Ramedell spoke on travel in Central America and Scandinavia and local customs. World Day of Prayer observance is Feb 24 at Mi Zion Baptist Church.
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Eva Martin
First Baptist Canteh
Robert Ramedell
Eugene Fisher
Creekview Drive
Howard Johnson
Mi Zion Baptist Church
White Cross
Roy Hensley
Thomas Webb
WCTUS Contest Dates Changed to February 5
Speech contests sponsored by the Women's Christian Temperance Union have been moved from January to February 5. McKinley Junior High students will compete at 3:30 p.m. at United Missionary Baptist Church on 18th Avenue and Madison. Monroe and Middletown high seniors compete at 6:39 p.m. at Grace Baptist Church Wilbraham Road. A book review on The Comfortable Pew by Pierre Berton was given at First Methodist Church Circle One.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Helen Wateo
Viola Today
McKinley
United Missionary Baptist Church
18Th Avenue
Madison, Monroe and
Middletown
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham Road
Pierre Berton
First Methodist Church
Dior Show Surprises With Native African Inspired Look
Dior staged a safari themed collection with daytime dresses and safari jackets in gingham wools, gold curb chains, and beaded decorations. Models wore hats from parks rangers, tiered headdresses, and jewelry mixing nuts, beads, and semiprecious stones. Footwear featured laced oxfords with African wood inlays and white textured stockings.
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Paris
Dior
Africa
National Park Rangers
Bermudas
Man Apparently Shoots Self In West Middletown
A 22-year-old West Middletown man, Douglas Miller of 556 Hill Street, was in undetermined condition at Middletown Hospital after an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound at 3 45 am. Sgt Ray Thomas of Butler County Sheriff s Department reported a .38 caliber Magnum pistol was used and five other weapons were found in the home.
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West Middletown
Middletown
Ray Thomas
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Douglas Miller
Hill St
Mike
Thomas
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