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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1968

Page

6

Totie Fields Plans Fashion Line For Full-Figured Women

Comedienne Totie Fields proposes a dress line sized for plus figures with names like Big 7 and 007. She says current fashion ignores overweight women and shares fan letters from fans who identify with her. Fields, born Sophie Feldman, recalls early career rise after Ed Sullivan spotlight and notes her earnings reach about ten thousand dollars weekly.

Comedienne Totie Fields United States Mike Douglas Ed Sullivan Merv Griffin Totie Sophie Feldman Hartford Conn George Johnston Boston Grouns New York Copacabana

Pre-Lenten Dance Set for Knights of Columbus Feb 24

Fans prepare for the Pre-Lenten Dance on Feb 24 for Knights of Columbus members and guests. Steering is led by Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Marks with a committee handling tickets decorations reservations. The dance runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the K of C Hall with music by the Harry Phipps Combo.

Knights of Columbus Norman W. Marks Art Carrigan Ron Hollon Fred Wooten Ernest Weeikert K of C Weikerts Harry Phipps

Your Child May Have Worms Warns Medical Ad

An old advertisement warns that one in three children may have worms such as pinworms or roundworms. It touts Jayne's Vermifuge with tablets designed to reach worms in the bowels and claims fast, easy elimination for both children and adults with separate tablet types for pinworms and roundworms.

Jayne

Sweetheart Ball Reservations Deadline Announced

The Beta Sigma Phi City Council sets February 6 as the deadline for reservations to the Sweetheart Ball on February 9 at the Manchester Motor Inn. United States Representative Donald L. Lukens will emcee coronation ceremonies, with Queen and Princess candidates named from local members and Miss Judy Gibson. Proceeds benefit the Miami University Middletown YMCA campus program supporting tutoring and an off campus coffeehouse.

Gerald Manning Beta Sigma Phi Manchester Motor Inn Dean Prushing Trenton Walling Gray Victoria Avenue Robert Shaftner Judy Gibson U. S Donald L Buz) Lukens YMCA Middletown Miami University Gerald Spivey Queens Robert Gray Jr Sara Lockmeyer Charles Swain James Thompson John d’Entremont Coronatin Prushing Delta Sigma Xi Ensilon Kappa Phi Upsilon Omicron

ADK Members Hear Scholarship Facts

Alpha Delta Kappa meeting at Miss Mildred Fister's home noted committee reports and plans. Homer Leffler will speak on Big Game Hunting in India at the March 25 gathering hosted by Mrs. John Baker. A Middletown Miami University freshman education student will receive bookstore credit. budget copies were distributed.

Alpha Delta Kappa, Women Teachers’ Honorary Sorority Mildred Fister Sidney Slye

Eastern Star Meeting and Masonic Night Schedule

Coming Events reports a Chapter 367 Order of the Eastern Star gathering at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple on N Main Street with Mafra Lykins and Finley Lykins presiding Four Masons to be invited. Ladies Auxiliary 178 meets Friday at 7 30 p m at 7 Curtis St with Mrs Charles Flavin hosting and Mrs Russell Meiksell assisting. Goldfish origin noted as 1878 when Rear Admiral Ammen gave goldfish from Japan to the U S Fish Commission.

Presser Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple N. Main Street Mafra Lykins Finley Lykins Dick Keller Ed Anderson Edgar Pickelsimer Benton Lawson Don Lawrence Russell Murphy Wayne Winkler Ladies Auxiliary National Association of Letter Carriers Charles Flavin Curtis St Russell Meiksell United States Daniel Ammen Japan United States Fish Commission Bureau of Fisheries

Duplicate Winners Announced at Wildwood Bridge Event

Sixteen ladies played in a bridge duplicate session at Wildwood Golf Club. The Mitchell movement posted an overall average of 42. First place went to Mrs Howard Wikoff and Miss Josephine Armstrong with 5342. The runners up were Mrs Richard Getter and Mrs Vernon Jones at 48 and Mrs C M Woodruff and Mrs Frank Coldiron at 44 percent.

Wildwood Golf Club Howard Wikoff Josephine Armstrong Richard Getter Vernon Jones C.M. Woodruff Frank Coldiron

Card Party Benefits Doty House Held At Women's Center

Beta Gamma Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority sponsors a card party and dessert smorgasbord to aid Doty House. The event on February 21 at the Women's Center on N Broad Street is chaired by Mrs. Robert Lentz. Guests supply their own cards and prizes will be awarded. tickets through Mrs. Lentz.

Doty House Beta Gamma Chapter Delta Theta Tau Sorority Women’s Center N. Broad Street Robert Lentz Lentz

Sherman Cubs Pinewood Derby Winners Named

Chris Curtis won first place in the annual Pinewood Derby for Cub Scout Pack 93 held at Sherman School last night. Scott Mason took second, with Sam Frisby winning Den 1 competition. Other award recipients included Dean Abney Paul Clevenger Don Hoppe Jerry Rogers Daryl Coppock Marion Davis John Carter Tony Sharp Jeff Gardner Ricky Dunn Billy Agee and more.

Chris Curtis Cub Scout Pack 93 Sherman School Scott Mason Den 1 Sam Frisby Dean Abney Paul Clevenger Don Hoppe Jerry Rogers Daryl Coppock Marion Davis John Carter Tony Sharp Jeff Gardner Ricky Dunn Billy Agee

Vital Statistics Births and names listed in Monroe area

Recent birth notices include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Amburgey at 141 Ohio Ave Monroe and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Long at 8800 Cincinnati Dayton Road West Chester. Multiple other births noted with addresses across Fairfield Franklin Monroe Carmody and Carlisle areas.

Robert Amburgey Ohio Ave Monroe Charles Long Cincinnati Dayton Road West Chester Lee Treadway Talawanda_ Drive Fairfield Paul M. Burke Jr Lamberton St Jerry Berger Railroad Ave Franklin Arnold McIntosh Omaha St Ronald Lowe Woodlawn Michael Albrycht Joseph Albrycht Carlisle Tabitha Hollon John Hollon Carmody Blvd Herman Kettman William F. Davis Wilbraham Road Levi F. Adams Lafayette Ave Clarence Vivian Second Ave Emery E. Knott Auburn St Ida Sherwood Central Ave Dale Kohler Creekview Drive Whitney Ratliff Germantown George Dunaway William B. Robinson Reynolds Ave

Bridal Party Named for Kentucky Bride to Be

Miss Jenny Lynn England of Fisher Road and her fiancé John W. Daudt Jr. plan a February 17 wedding at Holy Trinity Church. A reception follows at the American Legion Auditorium with matron of honor Mrs. Michael Bake and bridesmaids Linda Daudt Joan Daudt and James England serving. Best man Michael Burney and ushers James England Sammy England Gerald Kramer are listed.

Jenny Lynn England Fisher Road Steve England Shelbiana John W. Daudt Jr Holy Trinity Church American Legion Michael Bake James England Linda Daudt Joan Daudt Middletown Michael Burney Daudt John W. Daudt Wilbraham Road Sammy England Gerald Kramer Midletown

Sea Otter Fur Returns to Fashion With Record Bid

The first legal sale of sea otter pelts since 1911 fetched a record 2300 per skin. George Liebes of Neiman Marcus bought four skins for a lady's coat he will design. The Seattle Fur Exchange, which handled 904 skins for Alaska, called the price a record. The event marks a revival after historic bans on sea otter hunting and comes as Alaska officials say the population remains at 30 000 to 40 000 in continental waters.

Seattle George Liebes Neiman Marcus Dallas Tex Liebes Michael Dederer Seattle Fur Exchange Alaska United States London Ed Shepherd Walter J. Hickel

Hospital Dismissals Reported for Two Residents

Miss Myra Sue Edwards of Curtis Street and John Brate of Havyard Avenue were discharged from the city hospital today.

Myra Sue Edwards Curtis St

International fur sale draws 100 brokers in Alaska auction

More than 100 international fur brokers at tended the sale with Zalmon Porter of Minot ND buying four pelts at 2 150 each. The average price for a skin was 170 dollars. The velvet soft long pelts, sometimes edged in silver, were fashioned into capes for Chinese mandarin wear and Russia's czars as competition intensifies in Alaska and the West.

Zalmon Porter Minot N.D

Cubs Awarded At Pack 89 Monthly Meeting

Awards were presented last night to members of Cub Scout Pack 89 at the United Missionary Baptist Church. Recipients included Todd and Tyrone King Jake Henderson and David West. Ray Jemison won the Pinewood Derby run Saturday.

Cub Scon Pack 89 United Missionary Baptist Church Todd Tyrone King Jake Henderson David West Ray Jemison

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Vivian Brown UP Newsfatures Anns Tatie New York Street Ungaro Paris Cecil Young Orchestra of Tom Dennison Richard Griss James Kalbaugh ADK Elsie Kerschbaum Edith Matson Sherman Cubs Betty Hopper Middletown Area Churches The Barnitz John Paschal Mary Middletown Park and Recreation Department Middletown Street Department Robert Curtis C. E. Wintringham Father James Frank Hampton Mr. Clement Burton Gray Printing Company Sorg Paper Company William Freeze WPFB Gerri Hart William Hart the McAlpin Company Middletown Public Library Mrs Joe Jones Middletown Journal Rink’s Department Steve Kroger and Company Knothole Club J. W. Culberton Middletown Civic Association Elite Middletown City Commission Council of United Middletown High Mas Committee Retail Merchant's Association Pack O Omega Watches Seamaster de Ville Omega Fenzel-Mcdonough Jewelers John C. Dillon North Main Street
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