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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
8
Elizabeth L Post revises The New Emily Post's Etiquette in its 13th edition. She discusses wedding attire for pregnant brides, birth announcements by unwed parents, and changing manners with modern lifestyles while keeping core etiquette standards.
Miss Mary Eleanor Yates wed Lt. Frank Lindley Henry at St. Pauls Church Damascus Maryland on a Saturday ceremony. The groom is the son of Col. William H Henry Jr and Mrs Henry of Scotch Plains New Jersey. The bride is daughter of Dr and Mrs Richard A Yates of Olney Maryland. A reception followed at the Olney Inn with a family gathering at Twin Cedars. The couple will reside near Quantico Virginia where the groom serves with the Marine Corps. He is a graduate of St Marys College of Maryland.
Mrs. Mabel Whitaker reports 14 of 23 original graduates are living and 12 attended the luncheon Saturday at Madeira Manor in Cincinnati. She listed 111 S. Main St. as her address.
Newly elected Middletown Chapter officers of the Ohio Black Women's Caucus will be installed Saturday at Hall Memorial Chapel. State president Mrs. Doris Rankin of Cincinnati will conduct the installation ceremonies.
Mrs. James Destefano was welcomed as a new member of the Julia T. Roth Past Councilors, Daughters of America, at a club business meeting and social session. Mrs. Scott Maddix presided, announcing prize winners including Maddix Bills Stromquist Marshall Wills Fauts Moon. Hostesses for the event were Della Mullendore Arthur Richardson and Wills.
Elvis Presley awkwardly split the pants of his white suit during a Memphis show before about 12 000 hometown fans. He joked about the mishap and stood briefly while the audience laughed.
Former Middletown High School graduates from the class of 1926 gathered at the Euclid Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Thane Doellmann to honor Mrs. Harry Davies now living in Encinitas California. She has visited for ten days and the group discussed a June 1976 reunion and a Nov 5 planning session.
Rainbow Mothers Circle Assembly 68 schedules a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. meeting at 215 Harrison St with Mrs Kelson Combs presiding. Plans discuss Grand Assembly of Rainbow Girls set for July 10 13 at Ohio University and booth craft projects for Monroe Fall Festival.
Members met at Mrs. Rollie Oakley home on Gideon Road for a patriotic program with participants including Mrs. Andy Silver Mrs. LaRue Ginter and Mrs. Frank Hart. Game winners were Mrs. Russell Guess Mrs. June Perkins Mrs. Tom Craycraft Mrs. Addie Bailey and Mrs. George S Fletcher. Next meeting set for July 11 at Mrs. C Raymond Bells S Main Street home.
Installation of the 1975 76 officers will be held June 25 at a dinner meeting at the Sports Bowl. Mrs Joseph M Takach will serve a second term as president. Other officers include Mrs A J Dobrozsi vice president Mrs Dol Esposito corresponding secretary Mrs Thomas Kraft treasurer second term Mrs Larry Brumfield recording secretary and Mrs Mary Kraft and Mrs Betsy Ryan as board members.
The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union postpones its weekly work day because Christ United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall is in use for a family burial and dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGraw. A new date will be announced later.
John R. Kiesewetter II, son of Mr and Mrs John R Kiesewetter of 500 Orchard St, is initiated into the Ohio University chapter of Phi Kappa Phi the national honor society recognizing outstanding seniors and graduates in all disciplines. He is a recent Ohio University graduate.
Cynthia Lee Johnston of Dayton and Rodger Craig Niemeier of Dayton wed at Brookville Church of the Brethren with Rev. William Cuesta officiating. The reception followed. attendants included sister of the bride Mrs Terry Wyatt and bridesmaids Kathy Trickle and Mrs John Nixdorf. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Russell Niemeier. The couple plans to live in Dayton after a wedding trip to the Poconos.
A delightful first course blends fresh blueberries with orange sections and sliced bananas for a bright fruit cup. The mix highlights natural sweetness and vibrant color, offering a light, refreshing starter.
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