Henderson Estes Attend Bi Centennial at Washington and Lee
Mr and Mrs Henderson Estes of Yankee Rd travel to Lexington Virginia for the bi centennial of Washington and Lee University where Mr Estes earned a law degree in 1916 The couple will be away for the rest of the week. Miss Louise Robinson leaves to visit relatives in Illinois. Miss Ann Gordon and Mrs Fred Schreiber returned to Detroit after participating in a Wayne University graduation. Dr E C Peck attends the Ohio State veterinary conference through Friday. Mrs Esther Hoover Phillips plans summer study at the Cincinnati Conservatory with Robert Goldsand, a Middletown artist faculty member and Chopin Centennial programs in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Estes
Yankee Rd
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Estes
W. R. Gordon
Ann Gordon
Fred Schreiber
Detroit
Mich
Gordon
Barbara J. Davies
John D. Burkam
Wayne University
Esther Hoover Phillips
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Robert Goldsand
Middletown
Conservatory
New York City
Miscellaneous Shower At Holiday House
Holiday House hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Frances Kraft bride elect of Gerhard Murka. Hostesses included Mrs. William Irvin Mrs. Kenneth Walton Mrs. Roy Atkins and Mrs. Eugene Chippendale with green and white decorations. Prizes were won by several guests and out of town attendees arrived from Franklin and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Kraft
Gerhard Murka
William Irvin
Kenneth ‘Walton
Roy Atkins
Eugene Chippendale
J. McCullough
Evaells
Wilson Moore
Oward Beltz
Ervin
J. B. Meann
Ralph Knight
Ussell Weatherwax
Gar- Reed
Robert Dunn
C. H. Harris
Earl Evans
Howard Beltz
Aaron Wright
Franklin
Clara Murka
Dayton
Lone Star Past Councilors Meet With Mrs Seegar Thursday
Lone Star Past Councilors plan a Thursday evening meeting with Mrs John Seegar of Taylor Ave 7 30 presided by Mrs Courtney Short. Lunch will follow social hour with Mrs Stanley Sharkey and Mrs Dale Shockey assisting. Prosser Chapter to meet at 7 30 p m at Masonic Temple for individual pictures. birthdays of members in March April May June will be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
John Seegar
Taylor Ave
Courtney Short
Stanley Sharkey
Dale Shockey
Prosser
Masonic Temple
Poasttown Grange to Host 50-50 Dance at LeSourdsville Lake
The Home Economics committee of the Poasttown Grange will sponsor a 50-50 dance Thursday at LeSourdsville Lake. Mrs. Raymond Paullin, committee chair, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Poasttown Grange
LeSourdsville
Raymond Paullin
Linen Shower for Virginia Walters Bride Elect
Miss Virginia Walters, bride elect of James Jewell, was feted at a linen shower hosted by Miss Lois Gray and Mrs. Gordon R. Shockley at Garden Ave. Guests enjoyed gifts displayed around a bridge cake with candlelight. Prizes went to Mrs. Stanley Reed and Mrs. Hazel Schultz. Mrs. Reed will host Walters tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Gray
Gordon R. Shockley
Garden Ave
Virginia Walters
James Jewell
Stanley Reed
Hazel Schultz
Voss Walters
Elmer Jewell
E. E. Gray
Gilbert Lafayette
Reed
Schultz
Barbara Walters
Cora Little
Miss Walters
Church groups elect Beedle president at EB Church meeting
Mrs. Clifford Beedle was elected president of Mrs. R. A. Hill's Sunday School class at Evangelical United Brethren Church last evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Pratt 3401 Central Ave. New officers include Mrs. Charles Foutz vice president, Mrs. L. B. Emrick secretary, Mrs. William Greenfield assistant secretary, and Mrs. Bruce Peters treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Beedle
R. A. Hill
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harry Pratt
Central Ave
Charles Foutz
L. B. Emrick
William Greenfield
Bruce Peters
William Mason, Jr
Hugh Dawson
Eugene Smith
Lloyd Murphy
Winfield Arnold
Harry Ward
Meredith Pate
Murphy
Pate
Howard Tindall
Black Little
Miss Madge Krebs Bridal Shower Held at Cramer's Home
Mrs. Robert Cramer and Miss Joanne Leight hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Madge Krebs, bride elect of John Haker, at the Cramer residence on Poplar Street. Spring flowers filled the living and dining rooms as guests admired gifts beneath wedding bells. Bridge provided entertainment with prizes won by Miss Mary Ellen Cole, Miss Margaret Waczula, and Miss Josephine Haker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cramer
Joanne Leight
Madge Krebs
John Haker
Cramer
Poplar St
Bridge
Mary Ellen Cole
Margaret Waczula
Josephine Haker
S. W. Krebs
Robert Wall
Mildred McArtle
Cletis Hornbeck
Frank Holpuck
Clarence Fry
Dixie Gose
Carl Hurt
Joe Barker
Mark Leight
George Krebs
John Rees
Calvin Cole
Py Haker
Golfers Enjoy Forest Hills Ladies Day Showers
Unfavorable weather did not reduce turnout for Forest Hills Ladies Day as golfers started at 9:30. A noon luncheon followed the rounds, with Mrs. Jack Dick winning the blind bogey award and Mrs. Clarence Mers, Mrs. S G Shetter, and Mrs. H B Flagg sharing low score honors. The yearly committee to plan one Ladies Day monthly includes Mrs. Shetter as chairman and colleagues Mrs. Kent Little, Mrs. Carl Bogan, Mrs. W B Nixon, and Mrs. Glenn Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Jack Dick
Clarence Mers
S. G. Shetter
H. B. Flagg
Shetter
Kent Little
Carl Bogan
W. B. Nixon
Glenn Lane
Missionary and church group events noted in local gatherings
Sara Thompson Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Richard Wells with installation of officers led by Mrs. Joseph Gividan. New president Mrs. J. H. Brooks, vice president Mrs. Donald Tuttle, secretary Mrs. Henry Yount, treasurer Mrs. William Mack. Group sent $159 to Crusade. upcoming work meeting at Evanston Church in Cincinnati on Friday June 24. Twenty nine members of Westminster Guild dined at LeSourdsville Lake. Sunshine Circle Class to meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dan Davis. committee includes Mrs. Anna Jacobs and others. Women’s Missionary Society held a covered-dish dinner at United Presbyterian Church with red white and blue decor for Flag Day and topics on India and Pakistan. Mrs. Harold Draut led bank offering and temperance. Mrs. Bernice Yocum discussed additional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Thompson Missionary Society
Richard Wells
Joseph Gividan
J. H. Brooks
Donald Tuttle
Henry Yount
William Mack
Crusade
Evanston Church
Cincinnati
Mack
Herbert Spade
Leona Cowgill
Wells
Sunshine Circle
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dan Davis
Fleming Rd
Anna Jacobs
Elmer Combs
E. T. Judd
Dan Mokrey
Women's Missionary’ Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Edward Sorrell
India
Pakistan
Howard Haskins
Colin Campbell
Harold Draut
Bernice Yocum
Graduating Nurses In Limelight At Middletown Hospital
Middletown Hospital nurses of the class of 1949 receive a social calendar filled with events before graduation. A tele vision party at Verity Hall launched the week with readings and a class gift, followed by a Beverly Hills dinner arranged by supervisors. An Alumnae Breakfast at Elk’s Temple included music by Miss O Malley and Mr. Kunin, with a tree planting on Hospital Hill and each graduate taking home a Florence Nightingale pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Verity Hall
Marjorie Lentz
Pauline Carpenter
Betty Nickell
Patsy Bowling
Mary Hendricks
Nancy Zehring
Newport
Beverly Hills
Dorothy Hubbard
Esther Swinehart
Elk’s Temple
Ruth Freeman
Marguerite O'Malley
Nate Kunin
Hugh Butler
Middletown
Hospital Hill
Barbara J. Allen
Ruth Marie Crout
Dorrce Robinson
Patricia Sample
Vivian Sturm
Bertha Grossnickle
Geraldine Zecher
Evelyn Beck
Marguerite Les
James Broyles
Miss Freeman
Betty Long
W. E. Baker
Ivo Beedle
Swinehart
Dorothy Hadley
Mothers Circle dinner and birthdays at Le Sourdsville
The Modern Mothers Circle of the Mothers' Study League enjoyed a chicken dinner at Le Sourdsville last evening with seven teen members present and four birthdays celebrated for Mrs. Donald Turner Mrs. Charles Wolfe Mrs. Howe Shull and Mrs. Glen Neville. Delta Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted a June social dinner at LeSourdsville Lake, voted to donate to the Salvation Army Kiddie Picnic, then played miniature golf with prizes awarded to Mrs. Mary Margaret McCann Miss Lois Walke and Miss Mary Tabor. Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a major meeting electing new officers led by Mrs. Raymond Nicholas as president and naming Virginia Niederaure as vice president. Nicholas was noted as the chapter's outstanding member for the year. Next social will be at Miss Generanes home 2507 South Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Circle of
The
Mothers’ Study League
LeSourdsville
Donald Turner
Charles Wolfe
Howe Shull
Glen Neville
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
LeSourdsville Lake
Salvation Army
Mary Margaret McCann
Lois Walke
Mary Tabor
Ruth van Cleve
Pauline van Cleve
Miss Tabor
Richard Monroe
Erle Kohler
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Raymond Nicholas
Virginia Niederaure
Michael Phillips
James Chappel
Gene Popper
Clyde Davis
Sargeant At Arms
Nicholas
Generanes
South Main T
First Ohio Presbyterial Executive Board Meeting Report
Report of the executive board meeting held in Richmond Indiana with Mrs. Jack Wilkinson presiding. Hostesses listed as Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Haskins, Mrs. Sorrell and Mrs. Draut. July gathering planned for Holiday House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ohio Presbyterial
Richmond
Ind
Jack Wilkinson
Campbell
Haskins
Sorrell
Draut
Unity Council Daughters of America Meet in Knights Hall
In the Lodges Unity Council and Miami Valley Council No. 30 Daughters of America met last night with Mrs. Leslie Cremer and Mrs. Lucien Jones presiding. Officers are urged to attend June 21 team practice for the July 5 installation. Pythian Sisters held 56 members with a Girl Scout opening and a plan to aid the Salvation Army kiddie picnic. A grand temple committee will meet June 26 in Hamilton, same day as Medina Home homecoming. A memorial is set for June 30. A movie entitled The Shortest Way Home followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council No. 30
Daughters of America
Lucien Jones
Pythian Sisters
Clara Schmidt
James Mattson
Salvation Army
Hamilt
Pythian
Medina
Knights and Sisters
Earl Coddington
William Jay
Frank Gallagher
William Enz
Virgil Webster
Clarence Harris
Bette Gallagher
Bride Elect Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Phyllis Kerschbaum, bride elect of Warren Bale on June 25, was toasted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Guy Smethers and her daughter at the Smethers home on Elmo Place. A blue and pink umbrella decor marked the event with floral arrangements, prizes awarded, and refreshments served by a long list of hostesses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Kerschbaum
Warren Bale
Guy Smethers
Joseph Atkinson, Jr
Smethers
Elmo Place
Paul Rodgers
P. Robertson
John Auer
Arthur Johnston
L. K. Henderson
Clifford Woodruff
James Howard
George Farenholtz
Fred Farenholtz
Ronald Hall
Richard Linkins
Joe Seeman
Floyd Bishop
Wylie Senften
Dale McCreary
Harley Hodson
Gene Ritter
Ralph Kerschbaum
Post-Nuptial Party For Mrs. James Smith
A post-nuptial kitchen shower was hosted by Miss Julanne McGuff on Monroe Street honoring Mrs. James Smith formerly Miss Joanne Skimming. Red and white decor framed a bridge party with gifts and raffles. Refreshments followed for an array of guests including Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Walburg, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julanne McGuff
Monroe St
James Smith
Joanne
Audreyuff
Mary Walburg
Thomas Mulligan
Fred Baker
Justin Holwoeger
John McGuff
Joseph Mulligan
J. L. McGuff
C. S. Smith
Mary Smith
Luff
Mary Margaret Mulligan
Peggy Martin
Francis Sedge
Doris Reardon
Patsy Elliott
Naida Jean Jones
Shirley Goetz
Mary Lane
Bess
Ladies Day Observed At Wildwood Club
Eighteen golfers braved sudden showers at Wildwood course for another Ladies Day event. Mrs. George Ritter posted low gross with 41 while Mrs. James Abbott earned a consolation. Mrs. Melvin Kelso won blind bogey with 49 and a lunch was served by committee members. The next event is June 28 with guest day, and the upcoming two ball foursome is set for June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
George Ritter
James Abbott
Melvin Kelso
J. W. Deininger
J. Lee
L. M. Tayor
Print Competition Winners Announced at Middletown Club
Jack Ashman and James Brate won points in Middletown Camera Club monthly print competition at a regular meeting. Final plans set for a camera tour on June 26 for members and guests, meeting 10:30 a.m. at Eden Park flower conservatory Cincinnati, then lunch and a stop at the Cincinnati Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ashman
James Brate
Middletown
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Peg Rosing
Louise Robinson
H. B. Kinkley
Rantoul, Ill
E. C. Peck
Ohio State University
Everett Morris
South Sutphin St
Anna Douglas
Springboro
Dougas
Holiday House
Stavice
Gerrer Cleaning Service
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Norcross
Dad
S. H. Kitchen
Zeno Branden
Ira Sickle
Kitchen
Ruth Lyons
Fifty Club
Sickle
Estella Southard
T. L
Daisy Belle
Miss M. Krebs
Gorsuch
Ralph Montgomery
Roy Weamer
Westminister Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Call
Wilson Funeral Home
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Ray Girard
Wildwood Club
Mulligan
Noland Camera Shop
the Meadows
Landscape Service
Wayne Hil Nursery
Hamilton
High Street
McDowell’s
C. McDowell
Furs
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