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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1975
Page
12
Hezlep Kuhn attendants were announced for the June 21 ceremony for Miss Kathy Hezlep and Steven William Kuhn at the Church of the.
Area couples reveal engagement plans for Marcia Gail Charles and Howard Dennis Williams with a November 8 wedding at the United Methodist Church of West Elkton. Separate wedding details for Tangi Renee Hezlop and her fiancé, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kuhn, include a May 30 ceremony and multiple pre nuptial events.
A brisk look at travel and athletic wardrobes featuring LoRi Lynn Jamaica and Oleg Cassini tennis wear. Emphasizes lightweight packable fabrics, washable textures, and polyester blends for cycling and tennis enthusiasts. Includes casual slacks, floral blouses, and a crisp short sleeve pant suit as wardrobe staples.
The Society of American Florists recommends a Spring Glory arrangement of purple iris yellow daffodils red and purple anemones bright tulips red snapdragons white candytuft baker fern and forsythia to lift room mood and spirits with fresh flowers this spring.
Mrs. Ray Yelton of Franklin is installed as president of the Soroptimist Club of Middletown. Other officers include Kenneth Metzgar as vice president and Kay Wells as recording secretary. The ceremony at the Marriott Inn Cincinnati was conducted by Mrs. Edward Knox with retiring president Mrs. Bunnell welcoming Miss Esther Wittenmyer.
New officers for the Middletown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association were installed at the final meeting of the year at the Armco Girls Holiday House. Mrs. Charles Weidner became president with Marie Sibert as president elect and other officers named.
Miss Linda Suzanne Egelston and Gary Eugene Lovely finalize wedding plans for a 1:30 p.m. ceremony at Parkway Church of Christ. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Egelston Sr. of Middletown-Eaton Road. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lovely of Browns Run Road. Matron of honor is Mrs. Vic Laird of Columbus. best man is Mark Lovely. Ushers include Wade Egelston Jr. and Mart Lovely. Reception will follow in the church social room with hosts and hostesses named. Rehearsal dinner June 27 at Clock Restaurant hosted by the groom's parents. Parties began May 31 with a pantry and personal shower. other events held June 7 at First National Bank University Branch party room.
Announcement of Miss Deborah I. Bailey and Garland V. Combs marriage with vows at 11:30 a.m. June 10 at the United Church of Christ on Illinois Avenue. Reception at the bride’s parents’ home followed. Attendants were Patty Myers and Gary DeBord. Honeymoon in Michigan, later residing at 311 Sutphin Street.
Nancy Pottebaum, daughter of Raymond J. and the couple at 4308 Manchester Road, has earned a bachelor of science from the College of Mount St. Joseph in Mount St. Joseph Ohio.
Sept. 27 wedding planned for Kathleen Louise Spencer daughter of Dave Spencer of 1111 Washington St and Tim Hurte son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Hurte of 3003 Roslyn Drive. Miss Spencer attends Lemon-Monroe High School and works at Armco Steel Corp. The ceremony is set for Amanda United Methodist Church.
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi invites husbands to a June social that included a Reds game and a pizza party. Mrs Chester Jenkins of Kalbfleisch Road will host the steak fry on July 19.
Attendants named for the June 20 ceremony at Community Church Hamilton. Bride to be Pamela Ballinger and groom James Childers will exchange vows at 8 p.m. The wedding party includes maid of honor Elizabeth Tipton, bridesmaids Sue Plowman and others, best man Earl Childers, ushers, and flower girl Bernice Hutchinson with ringbearer Lenny Reed. Pre-wedding showers and a June 17 rehearsal dinner mark the festivities hosted by family and friends.
The Middletown Assembly 68 Order of Rainbow for Girls meets tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. Setup starts 12:30 p.m. and practice at 1. Ballots on petitions for new members will occur. Grand Assembly plans for July 10-13 at Ohio University in Athens will be discussed. Miss Paula Hensley, newly installed as worthy adviser, will conduct.
The Coterie Dance Club finalized plans for its annual July dance at a July 19 event to be held at the VFW Hall on Hicks Boulevard in Fairfield. Theme is Daisies Don't Tell with Mr. and Mrs. William Reigers as general chairmen handling invitations and reservations.
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