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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
7
Residents are asked to submit college plans for fall using a form, not by phone. Each entering or returning student in a family should have a separate form, with both parents listed if divorced. Return to Women’s t raiello town Scommel Middletown Ohio. postmark by August 1 for the 7 college edition.
Parents are asked to note departure dates and college start times. Classes begin this year with students returning to their campuses and high schools planning schedules.
The Mini-Mothers Circle Mothers League held a meeting at Central Avenue home hosted by Mrs. Paul Gillen. Circle president Mrs. Byron Stassburger announced committee assignments for constitution program friendship project historian and ways and means.
The families host a series of pre nuptial events for Miss Lynda Howell and Roy Sweatt including a rehearsal dinner at Page Manor with Detroit and Dayton guests. The couple, to wed at First Methodist Church at 5 30 today, receive gifts from attendants.
June 12 picnic planned by the Court and Racquet Club features Miss Connie Capozzi and Miss Ginger Pfeiffer in an exhibition tennis match at 5 30 p m. The event is open to Tennis Club members with a covered dish supper followed by tennis movies in the newly decorated clubhouse. Club officers include Mrs Watters president Mrs De Douglas vice president and Mrs Garland Williams.
Miss Cheryl Rae Burns attended a pre nuptial event at a Fleming Road home. Lanterns in yellow and aqua decorated the lawn for the celebration honoring the bride to be. numerous friends and relatives joined the festivity including Mrs Velma Haney Mrs John Haney and Mrs Dave Haney.
The annual Rose Breakfast at St Pauls United Church of Christ drew more than 100 attendees and guests. Welcome address by Mrs. S J Kuderer opened the event with a program featuring The Sound Invasion by Debbie Fresh and local instrumentalists Alan McNamara Bob McMullen Tom Swank Phil Case and Bob Stahley.
Ten individuals honored with leis sent by mourning friends. The gesture marks a solemn tribute as the community expresses condolences and remembrance for those affected. Local organizers coordinated a quiet ceremony accompanying the lei presentation.
Mrs Bailey presented a review of Vietnam Doctor by Dr. James Turpin at the Thursday meeting of the Middletown Women’s Council of Narrows. Charles Bailey led the session and plans emerged for a summer party at Mrs Edward Gorsuch’s home on Trenton Franklin Road.
The Fidelis Class of St Pauls United Church of Christ heard talks on Being Christian in Family Relationships and The Families Role in the Total Life of the Community. Mrs Jewell Bellay led First Christians singers and Bob McGehean acted as master of ceremonies.
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