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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1963

Page

14

Judith Kay Supinger To Be Bride In June

Announcement of the engagement of Judith Kay Supinger of Arlington Avenue to Don M. Stumbo of Waynesville is made by the bride elects parents Mr and Mrs C H Supinger Lebanon Rt 2 The prospective groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Erman Stumbo of McDowell Ky She is a graduate of Ohio University and a Middletown High School faculty member He is a graduate of Eastern Kentucky State College and teaches at Waynesville High School The couple plan to wed in early June.

Judith Kay Supinger Arlington Avenue Don M. Stumbo Waynesville C. H. Supinger Lebanon Rt. 2 Erman Stumbo McDowell, Ky Miss Supinger Ohio University Middletown High School Eastern Kentucky State College Waynesville High School

Worrell-Schott Marriage Vows Said In Franklin Baptist Church

Miss Dixie Lee Worrell became the bride of William G. Schott Jr at Franklin First Baptist Church in a candlelight ceremony. Reverend H S Gessner officiated as attendants wore ruby satin gowns and Chantilly lace gowns highlighted by pearls and iridescents. The couple will reside on Franklin Lebanon Road. she is a Franklin High School graduate and NRCC employee. he is a Lit LeBlond graduate working for R K Schott.

Dixie Lee Worrell William G. Schott Jr First Baptist Franklin H. S. Gessner Lola Worrell Elmer Frye Pleasant Plain Larry Clemmons Mike Jones Bonnie Buriton Franklin-Lebanon Road Schott Richard Worrell Lyn Drive Franklin High School National Cash Register Co Dayton

Federation Hosts Charity Fashion Show in Cincinnati

The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs benefit branch presents a fashion show and discussion on arthritis at 10:30 a.m. March 6 in Mabley and Carew's community room Cincinnati. Proceeds aid the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation as part of a four state effort with the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Woman's Century Club members sell tickets in Middletown via Mrs. Edward S. Land.

Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Mabley and Carew Cincinnati Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation Ohio General Federation of Women's Clubs Arthritis ' Foundation Woman's Century Club Middletown Edward S. Land

Stop That Slush When Weather Frightful

Two simple devices catch slush and snow before it enters a home. Place a boot tray at each door or use a combined umbrella stand boot caddie to catch drips.

Shakespearean Measure for Measure at Miami University Three Evenings

A modern dress production of Measure for Measure will be staged in Benton Auditorium March 7 8 and 9 by Miami University Theatre. Director Dr Homer Abegglen says the experimental approach is promising with a cast led by David Miller and featuring Jack Bibee Giles Hogga and Shirley Vitous in principal roles. The production blends Elizabethan themes with contemporary settings in a student driven performance.

Oxford Miami University Miami University Theatre Miami Dramatics Organization Benton Auditorium Benton Hall Homer Abegglen Vienna U's Jack Bibee Hamilton Giles Hogga Painesville J. B Imajor Pompey Bum Angelo Shirley Vitous Jane Hunter Jaffe Danville, Ill Marianna

New Styles Shown In Furniture By Eleanor Ross

Traditional English design dominates January furniture markets with cabinets desks and other wooden pieces. Designers emphasize individual purpose built pieces while contemporary American design features straight lines and a simpler look. Oak returns in JacobianEnglish and Mediterranean styles with lighter finishes and durable heat spill resistant surfaces.

Trends in Furniture Design Highlight Mixed Styles and Comfort

Frequent use of tooled leather trim appears on table tops desks headboards and door panels of modern cabinets and sideboards. A shift toward mixing period styles in related groups gives shoppers room to express individuality within a single line. Sofas dominate over sectionals with new flexible shapes. Seating is softer with deeper cushions and latex foam used for comfort.

Engagement of Gloria Neu and Harvey Sutton Jr Planned for Late Summer

Miss Gloria Neu and Harvey E. Sutton Jr announce their engagement. Miss Neu is Beta Sigma Phi member and Lemon Monroe High School graduate working at Barritt Bank. Sutton is Middletown High School alumnus, U S Army Korea veteran, banking student and Barnitz Bank employee. A late summer wedding is planned.

Miss Neu Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Lemon-Monroe High School Middletown Business College Barne Itt Bank Middletown

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