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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
22
In St. Petersburg a bridge luncheon sample shows four stay at home wives discussing a working friend. Government data say 1965 US female workers near 26 million, with most married or widowed. Women delegate chores to children, hire help, and plan ahead to balance home and work.
Miss Janice King and Timothy A Page wed at Oakland Christian Church in Falmouth Kentucky at 7 30 pm Revered Eu dell Hall officiated. Bride wore a white lace over taffeta gown with long sleeves empire waist and square neckline. She carried red rosebuds. Maid of honor Carolyn Rees wore pink lace over taffeta. Best man was Larry Ratliff Ushers included Larry King and others. More than 200 guests attended the reception. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Middletown. Page to teach next fall at Morehead State University Page employed by Inland Container Corp this summer. Attending included Mrs David Terry and Mrs Kathleen Page and many relatives.
Miss Mildred Beacom. a charter member of St Pauls United Church of Christ class, was honored with a silver gift at a dinner party at Congress Inn ahead of Winmore Class meeting. She will wed Rev Harold H Jung July 1. Rose Breakfast planned by Womens Guild for June 8 at 9:30 am. Mrs Josef Reintjes led the meeting. hostesses were Mrs Harold Etheldae, Mrs Charles Beacom, Mrs Lewis Shaffer, and Mrs Al Bishop.
A linen shower for bride elect Miss Hope Neuenswander was hosted Sunday afternoon at the Beatrice Drive home of Mrs. Richard Davis. Hostess was Mrs. John W. Neuenswander, with guests including Mrs. Marvin Pierson, Mrs. Chester Wendt, Mrs. Sam Morningstar, Miss Viola Millard, and others from Euclid, Dayton, and Cincinnati.
Mrs. Robert Helsinger hosted Circle Seven of Bethlehem Lutheran Church for a cover ed-dish dinner at her West Chester LeSourdsville Road home. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Robert Wearly. Reports on the Luther League Picnic held May 27 and plans to buy a layette for Lutheran World Relief were given by Mrs. Oakwood Jordan, with participants including Mrs. Joe Ritter and Mrs. Ron Dykes. Sixteen members and two guests, Mrs. Arthur Follmer and Miss Anabel Buchanan, attended the June meeting. The next meeting will be in September at Mrs. Jordan’s Germantown home.
Two local garden clubs won prizes at the Butler County Federation of Garden Clubs Placement Flower Show in Hamilton. Best of show went to Miss Vivian Carter of the Progressive Garden Club. Mrs William Kinsey and Miss Florence Wilson of the Progressive Garden Club earned blue ribbons. Miss Ruby Brown won second place red and Mrs Roger Sumner of the Monroe Garden Club won third place yellow. Progressive Garden Club organized the awards with Mrs Christy Christ of Trenton as chairwoman.
Fifty people took part in last night's Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom with twelve tables in play. East West winners were Walter Jackson and William Childers with 132. North South winners were Glenn Selby and Leann Lynch Jr at 185. Other top scores included Cade and Granger 165 and Johnston and Jones 162.
Miss Diane Miller will marry Mike Pennington June 24 at First Christian Church. The ceremony follows a Sunday bridal shower hosted by Miss Georgia McGuire and Mrs Elwood Carr in Middletown with many local guests and relatives from Louisville Dayton Hamilton and Lexington. Mr Pennington serves in the U S Army in Virginia.
A wave of births reported yesterday and today includes a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dean at 3146 Wayne-Madison Road Trenton and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman at 3210 Illinois Street. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Parks of 1011 Long Place today. OUT OF TOWN notes a Phoenix birth Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Yoder at Good Samaritan Hospital with paternal grandparents listed. Marriage licenses list Hawkins and Breytsprank, Cusick and Hartman, and Bradshaw and Davis among others. Dismissed: Joan Imhoff of Flemington Road from Christ Hospital Cincinnati yesterday.
Jacqueline L. Miller of Middletown earns Doctor of Medicine from University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia on June 15. She and husband Louis V. Miller, both physicians, raise a family with two daughters Janet and Kathy and a son-in-law status. The couple moved from Ohio to Philadelphia during her medical training and settled as she completes residency in obstetrics and gynecology.
Pre nuptial party ended with a shower in the social room of Clayton Street Church of God honoring Linda Lewis bride elect of John Burress of Franklin. Guests included Mrs. Joe Goodlow and many friends. the couple will wed Friday June 16 in an open church ceremony.
Robert Stewart, horticulturalist, addresses the Men's Horticultural Society of Greater Middletown on plant diseases and pests at the Fireman's Club on Carmody Boulevard. The 8 p.m. meeting invites all local men interested in gardening. The club is part of the Men’s Gardening Clubs of America, with over 200 member groups.
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