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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1953
Page
10
Alicia Hart urges women over 40 to reject defeatist aging views and invest in meticulous grooming. She praises soft, natural makeup, careful lipstick shading, defined brows, subtle eye work, and short upswept hairstyles to preserve warmth and charm.
American Association of University Women arranged summer social events for its 200 members to mingle. A session at Miss Mildred Fisher’s Ardmore Drive home drew 22 guests who played bridge, canasta and other games with prize awards to Mrs. Leo Berman, Mrs. B. D. Morgan, Mrs. Mike L. Graney, Miss Lillian Eaton and Mrs. Hale Dodds. assistant hostesses were Mrs. P. F. Johnson and Mrs. J. J. Canfield.
The American Association of University Women outlines a full season with varied programs including speakers music and entertainment. Committee members include Mrs Walling Corwin chairwoman Mrs Robert Ramsdell music coordinator and others. AAAUW card party is set for November at the Girls Club with guest night in January.
Mrs G T Sanders and her husband hosted a family gathering at their Eldora Drive home in Mid dletown honoring her visiting mother Mrs T K Murphy. Attending were Mrs Steve Dennis Mr and Mrs Jack Murphy Mr and Mrs Ralph Murphy Mrs Mabel Crutcher Eva Deen Miss Janet Murphy Miss Joan Dennis Mrs Robert Lentz and Mr and Mrs Judge Murphy of Eustis Florida.
Bill Tuttle of South Main Street has returned from a six week European tour aboard the United States. He visited England France Italy Switzerland Capri and Spain with his brother Thomas and friends. Thomas remains in Germany for a few weeks and will return home later in the summer.
Ohio born columnist Earl Wilson will MC The 17th Star Sesquicentennial Ball on August 27 in Columbus to honor Ohio's 150th birthday. Governor Lausche and officials attend as five ballrooms in Neil House and Deshler Hilton host a parade of first ladies and celebs. Tickets cost 5 dollars for two, distributed by county committees.
Mrs. Paul Richardson and Mrs. James I. Harris hosted a personal shower for Patricia Fisher bride elect of Tito DeMuro at Highland Street home. Dub-bridge prizes went to Mrs. Kenneth Ebersole and Mrs. Welton Fisher. Guests included Mrs. Mildred Jones and others. The couple will wed Saturday at Holy Trinity Church.
Mrs Walton Doench and Mrs Jack Deaton hosted a mixed shower for Mrs Carl Long the former Miss Jeremne Dennis at Shantyon Verity Parkway. Twenty guests attended with gifts on a pink and white decorated table and bridal games yielding prizes to Mrs Cecil Trippett Miss Paula Fryer Mrs Long Mrs Glenn Metzcar and Miss Julanne McGuff.
Mrs V C Thompson and daughter Ellen of South Main Street joined a Red Cross volunteer luncheon in Chautauqua yesterday. Attendees included Mrs Ralph Cowden Mrs James Crawford Mrs Ralph Hall Mrs Herbert Riesinger Mrs Cleco Long Mrs Floyd Pansin Mrs R E Wells Mrs Joseph O'Brien Mrs George Schauer and Mrs Norman B Wine.
Mrs John Kauffman hosted the Dictionettes Toastmistress club on Kunz Avenue with Mrs Melvin Dawson as topic mistress. Five minute impromptu talks by Mrs Sam McAdow and Mrs Art Osborne highlighted the meeting. E M Rains was general critic. Visitors included Mrs Billy Bedford Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs James Martin. Next meeting set for August 4.
Mrs. Ben Hoyt hosted a Homemaker group meeting on Oxford Avenue with election of Mrs. Elmer Woodrey as treasurer for the coming year. Guests included Mrs. James Elder and Mrs. Neal Crockett. After games and refreshments, Canta Tel Club gathered at Mrs. Edward Beachler's home on Lewis Street for a picnic supper with Canasta as the main activity and prizes to Mrs. Milton Proctor and Mrs. Roy Long. Betty Brumagen attended as guest. Fire Fighters Wives Club held an informal covered dish supper at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lukens home on Fourth Avenue with an address on workmen's compensation and the pension plan by Mr. Lukens, assistant chief. Hostesses were Mrs. Steve McCue, Mrs. Freeman Sauter, Mrs. Earl Beatty, Mrs. William Brice, Mrs. Edward Dineen, Mrs. Jess Border, and Mrs. Lukens.
Dr Robert Kennedy superintendent of the Dayton District will be guest pastor at First Methodist Church for both services this Sunday. His sermon titled Inching Along will precede his long ministry in Ohio churches including Versailles Fort Jefferson Cincinnati Ada Celina Troy and Finlay. He oversees the Dayton District which comprises 50 churches.
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