City Pupils Observe World Day of Prayer Thursday
City School students observe World Day of Prayer with services at First Methodist Church led by Miss Helen Barkley. Junior High pupils conduct Friday services at schools under Miss Alice James and Miss Katherine Roudebush. Separate meetings directed by Mrs. E B Turner and various leaders across many schools. High School event features Monroe High A Cappella Choir with Bonnie Lovelace invocation Jolene Laut scripture Tom Strait prayer and Rev Edwin Fairman delivering the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Helen Barkley
Alice James
McKinley
Katherine Roudebush
Roosevelt
EB. R. Turner
North
South
First Presbyterian Church
Clifton Whitehead
Garfield and Young Schools
Garfield Mission
Clara Sixt
Booker T. Washington
Sylvia Carroll
Jefferson
First Church of the Nazarene
D. F. Holloway
Lincoln
Episcopal Church
Floyd Lockard
Sherman
First Church of God
Charles Foutz
Central
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. R. Turner
Maple Park
Russell Martin
Monroe High School
Capella
Bonnie Lovelace
Jolene Laut
Tom Strait
Edwin Fairman
United Brethren Church
Oxford
Robert Grimes
William Wiley
Dwight Neill
Herbert Laundy
Richard Nef
Kenneth Fienthal
Visitors and Local Ties Highlight Middletown Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Logan T Johnston of McGee Ave host guests from a western tour including Portland Los Angeles San Francisco and Tucson Harry Holiday Jr a February Michigan graduate now with Armco Steel plans to settle here with his wife who is visiting her parents in Brownwood Florida. A former Middletonian Mrs L C Pritchett sister of Mrs Carl Bogan wintering in Florida Capt Pritchett stationed at Drew Field She was a longtime Middleton attorney now an adjudicator in the Regional Veterans Administration Office in Columbus Mr and Mrs E C Fay of Queen Ave recently back from San Diego plan another trip to a warm state motor to their cottage at Hollywood Fla remaining there until May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan T. Johnston
McGee Ave
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calif
Tucson
Ariz
Florida
L. C. Pritchett
Carl Bogan
Capt. Pritchett
Drew Field
Tampa
Fla
Pritchett
Middletown
Veterans Administration
Columbus
E. C. Fay
Queen Ave
San Diego
Hollywood
Nurse Alumnae Hear Talk
The Nurses Alumnae Association of Middletown Hospital met last night with Miss Ruth Freeman presiding. Four new members joined: Barbara Duckett Gladys Griss Margaret Minor and Mrs Russell Weatherwax Jr The 25 members heard guest speaker Mrs Eugene Fishbaugh of Shady Lawn Convalescent Home discuss management of the Home Hostesses were Mrs Frank Thompson chairwoman and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses
Middletown Hospital
Ruth Freeman
Barbara Duckett
Gladys Griss
Margaret Minor
Russell Weatherwax
Eugene Fishbaugh
Shady Lawn Convalescent Home
Frank Thompson
Ivo Beedle
Henry Bohne
Ralph Ringgenberg
Ima Jean Halsey
Discussion of antiques enjoyed by local group
Daughters of the American Revolution met last night in the Girls' Club with guest speaker Mrs. Joseph Lindenman. She spoke on antiques and presented curios and valuable pieces, explaining why items are valued from a collector’s view. Attending were Mrs. Robert Velte, Mrs. L. F. Raine, Mrs. W. E. Klopp and Mrs. W. N. McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Joseph Lindenman
Lindenman
Robert Velte
L. F. Raine
W. E. Klopp
W. N. McCoy
Faith class meetings highlight church events and officer elections
Fidelis Bible Class of St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church met last evening with devotionals by Mrs Hubert Fall and a book review on the Hunt family of Warren County in 1840. Senior Philathea Class at First Baptist conducted a candlelight officer installation led by Miss Lydia Shafer with multiple officers named. Thirty Philathea members at First Methodist enjoyed a St Patrick’s dinner as Luff Laundy led songs and M L Hackney gave devotionals. Loyal Friends Class at Mrs Donald Keffer’s home, devotionals by Mrs James Lyons, reports from committees, and a plan to donate $10 for compassion week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Bible
St. Paul’s Evangelical and
First Baptist Church
Thomas Baird
S. O. Danner
Lydia Shafer
Carl
Philathea
First Methodist Church
Luff Laundy
M. L. Hackney
William Gillespie
Emmett Sherron
Lawrence Hanna
Fred Lemkuhl
Lawrence Dugan
Robert Brown
Loyal Friends
Donald Keffer
Miami Ave
James Lyons
Herbert Spade
H. Jarvis
March Woman’s Association Meetings And Loyal Class Anniversary
The Mother and Daughter banquet planning committee hosted with Mrs Keffer and other hostesses. A meeting at 1828 Winona Dr. and a March church gathering featured Mrs Carroll Kitts speaking on The Bible and How We Got It. Loyal Women’s Class marked 36th anniversary with a St Patrick’s Day banquet at First Church of Christ with address, greetings, a skit, and songs. World Service group at Fleming Rd elected officers and urged attendance at World Day of Prayer on March 4 at 2 p.m.
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Keffer
LeRoy Keffer
Harold Mae
Sam
Herbert Spade
Winona
Women’s Association of the
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Laura Strain
Merrill McGlenn
Clara Grover
R. Kohr
Carroll Kitts
West Carrollton Presbyterian Church
Kitts
Loyal Women's Class
First Church of Christ
Loyal Women’s Class
W. D. Brock
Lonnie Brown
E. H. Dunlap
Brock
Chester McCutcheon
Harry Hartley
John Knight
Arthur Richardson
McCutcheon
John Ballay
Charles Egleston
Woman’s Society of World Service
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
L. K. Henderson
Fleming Rd
Wilbur Keister
Etta Combs
First Methodist Church
Homer Getz
Vance Cribbs
Zeno Brandon
William Mason
William Green
Art Study Club hears Miss Howland on trends in abstract art
At Dayton's Girls' Club the Art Study Club hosted Miss Margaret G. Howland, educational director of the Dayton Art Institute, who traced abstract art from ancient to modern forms. She argued abstract art is a simplified contemporary form, touching on Egyptian and Renaissance roots, Cubism, surrealism, and the shifting reception of artists over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Art Institute
Art Study Club
Nellie Losh
Marvin Clark
Litt
Prokofieff
Missargaret G. Howland
Monet
Cezanne
Dalf
Roger Bennett
F. O. Burk
Sam Carruthers
Robert Oglesby
Linen Shower for Bride Elect Miss Barbara Bach
Miss Patrice Weatherwax arranged a linen shower for bride elect Barbara Bach at the Weatherwax home on Central Ave last evening. Gifts took the form of a treasure hunt with Mrs Dale Foreman and Mrs Arnold Romans as prize winners and a yellow white color scheme with refreshments in late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrice Weatherwax
Barbara Bach
Paul Faries
Weatherwax
Central Ave
Dale Foreman
Arnold Romans
H. Gordon Faries
Edwin R. Bach
Eugene Chippen
Delta and Omicrom sorority exemplars installed at Manchester Hotel
Delta and Omicrom chapters of Beta Sigma Phi held the installation of exemplars at the Manchester Hotel after a preceding dinner. Recipient list includes Mrs. John Minor, Mrs. William McKann, Mrs. Angelo Amatulli, Mrs. Anthony Herr, Mrs. Lloyd Schlotterbeck, Miss Jean Withrow, Miss Ruth Van Cleve, Miss Betty Rhoads, Miss Jean West, Miss Margaret Renner, Miss Betty Heck, Mrs. Henry Paland, Mrs. Charles Goforth, and Mrs. Melvin Demarias. Mrs. Anne Diamond of International Headquarters conducted the installation.
Local Missionary Society Elects Officers and Delegates
Field reports list officers for spiritual life and missionary education including Mrs Delman Whitt and Mrs William Call. Delegates chosen were Mrs Howard Price and Mrs Zeno Brandon. Getz led the program with scripture by several members. Carl Rossi read a poem after which Getz reviewed study work Twilight at Dawn. Henderson was assisted by Price, Arnold and Lane in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Jackson
Greenfield
Lane
Anna Kilburn
Carl Rossi
Getz
Henderson
Howard Price
Win Arnold
Daughters of America and Moose group meetings noted
In The Lodges Unity Council 22 members met at Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs Christine Jackson presiding to plan a March 8 school of instruction and enjoy a social hour. Graduate Regents Women of the Moose met with Mrs Davis Bailey to celebrate a tenth anniversary with a dinner at the Police Pistol range followed by games and lunch. Miami Valley Council Daughters of America met in North Broad Street Junior Hall with Mrs Lucian Jones presiding, then social hour concluded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council, Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Christine Jackson
Regents
Women of the Moose
Davis Bailey
Sixteenth Ave
Miami Valley Council, Daughters of America
North Broad St
Lucian Jones
Veterans Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting
The United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary met at the American Legion Armory with 13 members present. Plans included a St. Patrick's Day party and state convention delegates were appointed. Curtis Powell and Cora Smith named delegates. alternates were Hiram Fullen and Jean Wilson.
Mrs Thomas Honored With Birthday Party By Bridge Club
Mrs Donald C Turner hosted the Jolly 8 Bridge Club at 707 Fifteenth Ave last evening. A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs A A Thomas with green and white St Patrick Day decorations and a birthday cake. Prizes went to Mrs A A Thomas Mrs Paul Back Mrs Donald Turner and Mrs Thomas Martin. Next meeting at Mrs Andrew Spitaks Yankee Rd home. William I would have preferred to remain King of Prussia but was persuaded by Bismarck to accept the larger title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Donald C. Turner
Fifteenth Ave
Jolly 8 Bridge Club
A. A. Thomas
Paul Back
Donald Turner
Thomas Martin
Andrew Spitak
Yankee Rd
William I
Prussia
Bismarck
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Planned Friday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the National Letter Carriers will meet Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Chester Hollenbaugh at 1020 Auburn Ave. in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of
National Letter Carriers
Chester Hollenbaugh
Auburn Ave
Homemakers Circle No 2 Meets at President’s Home
Homemakers Circle No 2 gathered at Mrs. Richard Marksbury’s home for an evening program led by program chair L Kirkpatrick. Ariel Newhart, Woodbury College Los Angeles design graduate with Rathman Troup Furniture Store, presented a color film on Room Balance and heard members share decorating problems. Mrs. J W Smith received a handkerchief shower in a colonial bouquet, then social hour followed with guests Mrs Harold Goetz Mrs Harry Sprague and Mrs R V Crist attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Richard Marksbury
L. Kirkpatrick
Ariel Newhart
Woodbury College
School of Interior Design
Los Angeles
Calif
Rathman Troup Furniture Store
J. W. Smith
Harold Goetz
Harry Sprague
R. V. Crist
Society Department Deadlines For Notices And Pictures
Established deadlines for Society items are outlined. Reports must be in by 10 30 a m the next day. Sunday pictures due Thursday noon. Reserve space a week ahead. Weddings over ten days old cannot be used. Engagement or wedding photos only. Sunday calendar items by 3 p m Friday. Childrens birthday parties and stork showers are not accepted.
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Leas
Abadan Oil Refinery Becomes World's Largest Plant
The Abadan refinery in Iran runs at a daily capacity of 490000 barrels making it the largest in the world.
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Abadan
Iran
Mothers Club hears style expert talk on fashion trends
The Progressive Mothers Circle met at Mrs. Joseph Riley’s Glen Lane home with Norma Schnieder of John Shillito Co. detailing 20th century to present fashion shifts. She praised spring dress selection and price cuts as well as new hair styles and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Riley
Glen Lane
Norma Schnieder
John Shillito Co
Sadie Riley
Ruth Schnieder
Willis Whitman
Riley
Homemakers Circle Learns Puppet Craft at Meeting
Homemakers Chloe No. 1 met at Mrs. Gilbert Petergon’s Florence Street home last evening. Mrs. Kenneth Billman instructed members in making and dressing small puppets. The evening ended with a salad course served by the hostess.
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Chloe No. 1
Gilbert Petergon
Florence St
Kenneth Billman
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