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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1967
Page
2
Miss Anne Boynton and Charles T. Swisher were honored at a pre nuptial dinner at the Gold en Lamb Inn. The couple will marry this afternoon at 4 30 at the First Presbyterian Church. Guests from several states attended the event.
A mixed shower honored Miss Candice Kay Brown bride elect of Roger Blevins at Eisenhower Place home of Mrs. Edgar Whitman. Hosts included Mrs. Thomas Blevins and Miss Brenda Canney. The couple plan an open church ceremony July 22 at 7 30 p.m. at the First EUB Church.
Miss Brenda Eisele fiancee of Harold Wagers was honored at a party last night at Armco Girls' Holiday House hosted by her three aunts. Attendees included Naomi Eisele Louise Wagers and many relatives, with August wedding planned for Miss Eisele of Greentree Road and Mr. Wagers of Waneta Street.
Miss Cheryl Ann Hampton, bride-elect of Jerry E. Edwards, is feted at a surprise shower hosted by Miss Beverly Hampton and Miss Carol Aldridge at Aldridge home on Kaye Drive Franklin. Decorations in yellow white featured a bride doll and wedding bell with streamers.
Readers are asked to submit college enrollment plans for fall via the Women's Department form mailed to Middletown Journal Ohio. Complete details for all family entrants, including divorced parents if applicable, and mail by the specified postmark deadline.
A notice lists college departure date and location for classes beginning that year. It mentions the high school major and requires students to return by August.
AP reports Italian fashion houses unveil fall winter lines with Russian styling. designers mix short and long hemlines and feature boots described as body boots. overcoats with wide skirts, czarina collars, and rhinestone cuffs set a dramatic mood for 1960s era couture. more wearable Russian influenced pieces also appear amid lavish outfits.
Rome designers predict a warmer winter for women with Balkan echoes and Russian accents. Overcoats and ankle covers dominate as Byzantine-inspired garments, deep-piled fabrics, fur hats, and jeweled embellishments appear on the fall winter shows.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Reardon welcomed a boy yesterday. Roy Huff and spouse reported a boy yesterday. Frederick Rentschler and spouse welcomed a girl yesterday in Monroe. Edwin Back and spouse had a boy yesterday. Toby C. Bennett and spouse welcomed a boy yesterday. Ralph T. Hummel and spouse had a girl yesterday. James Armbruster and spouse reported a girl today. Norman Vincent and spouse welcomed a boy today. Randall Collinsworth and spouse had a girl today. Denton McGuire and spouse reported a boy today.
Members of the Merry May fielders met at Mrs. Earl Swain's home on Kensington Street to discuss a Christmas dinner. A committee including Mrs. Herbert Craft Mrs. Fenton Hare and Mrs. Harrison Burton was named to organize the event. Photos of a Florida trip by Mrs. Earnest Burcham and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Burton were shown. The August 25 meeting will be at Mrs. C. J. Gable on Lamberton Street.
Five juveniles were arrested in front of the Triedstone Bapt ist Church at 621 Lafayette Ave after two failed attempts to take gasoline from a tank truck parked at Yankee Road and Baltimore Street. John Ratcliff of 1704 Yankee Road said he chased them, fired two shots into the air, and then alerted police.
Mrs Dale Chapman of Eaton Ave Connie Fields daughter of Mr and Mrs Coleman Fields Franklin Mrs Ee Grant of Eaton Joshua Carter of Garden Ave Mrs Bessie Smallwood of Morgan St Mrs Curlie Milton of Belvedere Ave Mrs Nan Sandlin of Franklin Jerold Price son of Mrs Barbara Price Vanderveer St Mrs Robert Hudson of Springboro Mrs Bessie White of S Main St Miss Mildred Rudd of Fernwood St Mrs Robert Evans of Carolina St
The Rev. G. Walter Weber will speak on "We All Need Each Other" at the 8:30 a.m. worship service. Church school begins at 9:30 a.m.
Horace Milcy, 65, of 1436 Parkamo Ave., Hamilton, died at Mercy Hospital after being admitted Tuesday with a head injury. Police say he was found on the basement stairs at his sister’s home, where he lived.
The record notes that the Mimac Indians are among the earliest known inhabitants of Nova Scotia. It frames their place in regional history with emphasis on ancient human presence in the area.
The Rev. Paul Bergdall will speak on The Golden Rule at Bethlehem Lutheran during 8 and 10 30 a.m. worship services. Sunday school begins at 9 15 a.m.
The Rev. Clifford Stearns will address two worship services at 8:15 and 10:30 a.m. on the theme Our Shadows of Influence. Church school starts at 9:25 a.m.
The First Christian Church announces Reverend Edwin Bobbitt will address worshippers at 10:30 a.m. on Faith in Time of Crisis. Church school begins at 9:15 a.m.
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