Local church groups hold programs and service plans
Eleanor Haueisen and other members led Circle Six at Bethlehem Lutheran Church with a program on The Church In The Land of Pagodas And Mosques. Plans were made to send Easter boxes to servicemen and a finance committee was formed. Fidelis Class at St Pauls held a meeting with talks From the Cradle to the Cross and Gladness in Your Soul. A covered dish supper featuring L J Long’s trip slides and Lent notes was hosted by Senior Philathea at First Methodist. A Bethany meeting is planned for Feb 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Haueisen
Joseph Ritter
Robert Clem
Circle Six
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Emerson Wendt
Hampton Place
Lloyd Thompson
Davis
Dagersbach
Kesselring
C. R. Schneider
Vance Cribbs
Theo Hahn
Demonte Louderback
Barnett
H. C. Grunewald
Fidelis
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Monarch
Albert Schirmeyer
Jack Hose
C. A. Burnett
Virgil Combs
First Methodist Church
Circle Five Bethlehem Lutheran Meets On Monday in Bethlehem
Mrs Ernest Tatro hosted Circle Five at her Middle town Hamilton Road home for a Bethlehem Lutheran Church meeting. Bible study was led by Mrs Lionel McFeeters and talks covered The 12. Other participants included Mrs Louis Selby and Miss Alice Hawkins reported on Junior Mission Band progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Tatro
William Bergmann
Middletown-Hamilton Road
Circle Five
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Lionel McFeeters
Carl Nicklas
Louis Selby
Alice Hawkins
Misa
Tae
Betty Trettle
Church Women Elect Officers At Fellowship Hall Meeting
Mrs. S C Danner was elected president of the Sheafor Philathea Class at First Baptist Church. Other officers include Mrs. Paul Easton as first vice president and Mrs. Guy Smothers as second vice president, with roles for secretary treasurer and various secretaries. An Evening Group of WSWS First EUB Church also announced new officers at a gathering hosted by Mrs Homer Getz with support from Mrs Norman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Danner
Sheafor Philathea
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Paul Easton
Guy Smothers
C. L. Smith
Harry Montgomery
John Dooley
W. D. Tucker
William Cogan
Earle Bevis
WSWS
EUB Church
Homer Getz
Gladys Drive
DAR Chapter Hosts Young People Meeting at Garvin Home
A DAR and CAI joint gathering at Mrs. William Garvin's S Sutphin Street home featured talks on children’s organization and year programs. J W Culbertson of Blue Ball spoke on Wild Flowers Through the Seasons with colored slides. a conservation camp at Tar Hollow State Park was announced for youths aged 13 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duty-Vail
Children of the American Revolution
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of American Revolution
William Garvin
S. Sutphin Street
C. F. Bailey
W F. Stein
CAI
Kay Martin
Harry R. Ralston
J. W. Culbertson
Blue Ball
Ohio
Herbert Hofmann
Jeannette Niederlander
Middletown
Tar Hollow State Park
Garvin
Les DuErmit
Ohio DAR _News
Niederlander
Mabel
William Schuck
J. P. Johnston
Ralph Schleich
V. C. Thompson
Ralston
Henry Price
Rachel Hartley
Harry Lee Myers
Brookes
Pleasant little daily fortune puzzle game
Registered U. S. Patent Office describes a numerological word puzzle. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then scan a rectangle from the upper left to read the message under checked figures forming a daily fortune.
Dress to camouflage your bad points says Mrs Foley
Bernice Williams Foley, director of a Cincinnati charm school, spoke to the Art Study Club about concealment of flaws through wardrobe. She urged clothing to be tight enough to show a woman yet relaxed enough to imply a lady, citing Godeys 1850 rules and demonstrating refined posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Study Club
Bernice Williams Foley
Cincinnati
Rollman’s
Swifton
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Godey
Foley
Edward Barker
United States
Europe
J. K. Billman
Howard Ward
Birthday Celebration of Middletown Knights Templar Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of Middletown Commandery 71 Knights Templar will observe its annual birthday with a meeting on Friday at 7 30 p m. in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Local Meeting Set For April Two At Kensington Street
Billman and Mrs A M Osborne were guests for the evening. The April 2 meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs George Hill, 525 Kensington St.
Nurses Hear Monroe Attorney at Alumnae Meeting
Monroe attorney William Hendrickson spoke to the Middletown Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association at Verity Hall on legal affairs for nurses. The group voted a Heart Fund donation and chose delegates for the Ohio State Nurses convention in Dayton April 11 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hendrickson
Monroe
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Hendrickson
Verity Hall
Mildred Long
Heart Fund
Ohio State Nurses Convention
Dayton
Ada Leonard Memorial
James Shaffer
Ray Craycraft
Ruth Carson
Esther Swinehart
Walter Hartman
James Thompson
Welcome Wagon Club Elects Officers At Colony Restaurant
Mrs. Clayton Ashcraft Jr. was elected president of the Welcome Wagon Club with Mrs. David DeCamp as vice president, Mrs. Richard Rupp as secretary, and Mrs. Joseph Koenig as treasurer. Installation will be held at a banquet next month. Guests and prize winners are noted, with hostesses listed and a toy drive planned for Osterbein Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Ashcraft Jr
Welcome Wagon Club
Colony
David DeCamp
Richard Rupp
Joseph Koenig
George Fox
Alpena
Mich
Bill Hetzel
Frank Paulo
Mike Palbus
Wayne Wolverton
Carl Morris
Tom Moore
Norman Brown
William Boost
DeCamp
Jack Weith
Troy ‘Taylor
Married women show lower morality rate than singles
A study finds married women have a lower morality rate than single women, suggesting marital status may influence observed moral outcomes. Data indicates differences persist after controlling for age and education, though further research is needed.
First Ladies Discussed By Club Speakers
Current Events Club’s March meeting featured Mrs. W. H. Spindler presenting First Ladies in Politics and Mrs. S. P. Watkins on First Ladies of Sports. Mrs. Dc. J. McKnight hosted. a sports quiz followed Watkins’ talk. Mrs. J. J. Hallowell shared letters about the Olympic games in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spindler
S. P. Watkins
Current Events Club
Dc. J. McKnight
Eaton Drive
Watkins
Gertrude Ederle
Helen Wills Moody
Sonja Heinie
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
J. J. Hallowell
Australia
G. E. Leighton
J. P. Butterfield
C. W. Beck
W. H. Minton
R. N. Richardson
Producer Denies Discrimination On Kwai Film Set
Sam Spiegel, producer of The Bridge on the River Kwai in Ceylon, refuted charges of racial discrimination among film unit members. He stated that all staff regardless of ethnicity work together with equal treatment, as Prime Minister Bandaranaike ordered an inquiry into the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Ceylon
Kwai
Sam Spiegel
Solomon Bandaranaike
Varnish Tree Name Applies to Resinous Family
The varnish tree is a name used for several trees within the same family as their resinous juice is harvested for varnishing.
Mrs America contest entry blanks offered by CG&E
Cincinnati Gas and Electric and the American Gas Association sponsor a search for Mrs America. Entry blanks available at CG&E offices in Cincinnati and nearby towns due March 15. District finals April 1 with prizes including an automatic gas range. State finals April 11 in Columbus with top prizes totaling over 15000 dollars including a Florida vacation and a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
American Gas Assn
Cg&e
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Middletown
Franklin
Harrison
Ohio
Franklin County Veterans Memorial
Columbus
America
Florida
Delta Chi Sigma Plans Mental Health Drive and Events
Delta Chi Sigma discusses a porch-light mental health drive April 28 to May 4 led by campaign chair Cornelia Nichols at Mrs. Stamper's home. The sorority sponsors the drive to meet Middletown quota and announces the Valley Players play Scattered Showers on March 16 at 8 p.m. at Hamilton Community Chest Building. Proceeds from January Polio Dance amount to 136 dollars for Polio Funds. Founders Day is March 19 with dinner at Golden Lamb Hotel Lebanon hosted by Mrs. James Harris and committee members Virgil Meehan, William Apgar and Francis Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholsas Cornelia
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Mary Jane Stamper
Middletown
Valley Players of Cincinnati
Hamilton Community Chest Building
American Theater Wing
National Mental Health Assn
Joseph Reintjes
Delta Chi Sigma _ sorority
Golden Lamb
Lebanon
Virgil Meehan
William Apgar
Francis Kirkpatrick
James Harris
Daytonian Talk To Trinity PTA On Child Guidance
Elmer C. Horwath chair of the Dayton Speakers Bureau of the ACC spoke to Trinity PTA on You and Your Children. He urged parents to know where their children are, what they do, and who they are with and when they will be home. A sixth grade mothers’ covered-dish dinner preceded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Horwath
Dayton
ACC
Durin
Holy Trinity
Horwath
Jayne
P.W Souliaean
P.W Souliaean the Email, Easy-To-Take Tableta Perfected By Famous Dr. D. Cages
Fruit Toss Popular at European Weddings
In several European countries guests throw fruit at weddings instead of rice to celebrate. The practice signals prosperity and good fortune for the newlyweds as they exit the ceremony.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Evans
Charles Dagenbach
Florence Drive
Delman Whitt
Zeno Brandon
Robert Barnett
Lucretia Carr
Ross Hill
Missionary Education
Esther Anstaett
Christian Social Relations
Robert Cooper
Harold Kesselring
Gill le Tert
Charles GA
Dar
U. S
William 2. Miller
Ty Kine Features Syndicate
Mrs. Foley
Girls’ Club
Millicent Bender
Dorothy ‘Wilson
R. C. Baker
F. W. Lockard
R. L. Davidson
Nellie Losh
Osterbein
Robert Grimes
Glenmore Drive
Mothers Study League
Phil Morrow
Merrill Hatfield
Thomas Strait
Peter Guzak
Perry Greer
David Enochs
Heinkel Road
First Ladies
Mrs. America
Delta Chi Sigma
Tobias
St. Main
Daytonian
Trinity Pta
Philco
PROCO
Broad St
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