American women lauded for culinary influence at club meeting
Mrs. Darey of the Woman's Century Club praised American women's role in culinary arts from colonial fires to modern kitchens. She noted domestic skills powered a culinary revolution and predicted continued recipe swapping and hostess pride into the 21st century. In business, Mrs. Andrew Roper was elected president with a slate of officers and several guests attended the gathering at Mrs. Edward Land's Milton Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Don Carey
Woman’s Century Club
Darey
Edward Land
Milton Road
Andrew Roper
Robert Baker
Elizabeth Schenck
Kirk Strodtbeck
Harry Phillips
Happy
India Talk Highlighted at Church Luncheon
The Women's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church will host a luncheon at 12 30 p m with speakers Mr and Mrs Surendra Singhvi detailing India Their talks follow the meal in the church fellowship hall Reservations for the luncheon and nursery services are due tomorrow through Mrs Larry Curless A 75 cent fee applies for non circle members The executive board meets at 11 a m prior to the luncheon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Women’s Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Surendra Singhvi
Singhvi
University of New Hampshire
Miami University
Oxford
Armco Steel Corp
Larry Curless
Shiny Nose Remedy With Hazel Astringent
An old cosmetic tip recommends removing oil with a hazel dampened cotton ball. The mild astringency should close pores and leave a dry surface, ready for fresh makeup.
Registrar pillbox by Simone Mirman showcased in London
A model wore a white veiled pillbox named The Registrar from Simone Mirman's spring collection in London last week. The refined hat featured mauve chenille edging and framed the model's face during the presentation.
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Simone Mirman
London
Middletown Hosts District 3 NFMC Meeting With Save Our Strings
The Middletown Music Club hosts a day long District 3 meeting of the National Federation of Music Clubs with 35 clubs from Dayton Cincinnati and nearby areas. The event at First Baptist Church runs 9 am to 1 pm with talks by Mrs. Don Gibson Mrs. Ed Livingston and Mrs. Robert Casey and student performances.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Middletown
Save Our Strings
Joe Sabo
Corbin Bertram
Robert Ramsdell
Mary Sulfsted
First Baptist Church
Don Gibson
Crusade For Strings
Ed Livingston
Ohio Education
Robert Casey
Ladies of the First Baptist Church
Middletown Music Club
Quilting Trend Emerges in London Fashion
London designers embrace quilting as a fashionable detail for skirts and slacks. The craft adds a vintage touch, with creators edging garments in diverse styles to revive a classic technique for modern appeal.
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London
Ritual of Jewels ceremony planned by Omicron Chapter
Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at Mrs. Ed Haug’s home to plan a Ritual of Jewels ceremony with members receiving the degree on March 12. President Lynden Peters announced March 19 officer elections and named Mrs. Gary Smith and Mrs. Niel Page as delegates to the 1974 Sweetheart Ball committee. The group approved a Ranch Hope Inc. contribution for Boys in Alloway New Jersey and Mrs. Steve Posey was recognized as designer of the funniest outfit at a clown party.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Ed Haug
Lynden Peters
Gary Smith
Niel Page
Ranch Hope, Inc
Alloway
Showers honor bride elect Mary Reuter before wedding
Mrs. Mary Reuter bride elect of Gary Binnix will be guest of honor at a Beal Road Franklin shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Orth. Earlier showers were hosted by Mrs. John Reuter and others. A Dayton personal shower and a rehearsal dinner precede the 6 30 p.m. Saturday Bethlehem Lutheran Church wedding.
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Mary Reuter
Gary Binnix
Charles Orth
Beal Road
Franklin
Miss Reuter
John Reuter
Robert Steele
Patti Steele
Steele
Greentree Road
Dayton
Robert Binnix
Jackson Lane
Jack W. Reuter
Charles St
Binnix
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Creamed Fish with Sherry Hint
When preparing creamed fish, add a tablespoon or two of sherry to the sauce. The combination of fish and sherry yields a compatible, enhanced flavor.
Everybody Has One A Classroom Comedy
A humorous reminiscence about a daughter’s school style and slang. The narrator recalls peers and trends from the past and notes how “Everybody has one” becomes a family refrain. The piece playfully contrasts youth fashion with adult nostalgia and inflation.
Card Party to Aid Scholarship Fund
The Middletown Chapter National Secretaries Association sponsors a card party on March 21 at 7 p.m. at the Women's Center to raise money for its scholarship fund. Desserts will be served 7 to 8 p.m. Reservations to Miss Marguerite Conover or Miss Alice Reginbogin. Open to the public. guests bring their own cards.
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Middletown
National Secretaries Association
Women’s Center
Marguerite Conover
Alice Reginbogin
Russel Willer
Conover
Herman Fares
Ted George
Ernest Moore
James Motter
Reginbogin
Dorothy Secrist
Lloyd Steffens
Mary Ednar Sullivan
Elizabeth Whitt
Eugene Winglewich
Planning insures retiree's future
Mrs. Robert Richardson spoke on Retirement Are You Ready For It at the Current Events Club meeting held at Mrs. Phoebe Williams home on Dixie Highway. She said today’s retirees and those of the last decade are the real pioneers of retirement and stressed personal planning for a happy nonwork life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Richardson
Current Events Club
Phoebe Williams
S., Dixie Highway
Richardson
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club Winners Last Night
In the Temple Beth Sholom room 34 players took part using the mitchell movement. North south winners were Mrs. Douglas Clifton and Mrs. Leland Lynch Jr. and partners Mrs. Howard Wikoff with Mrs. Richard Getter and Mrs. P.S. Cade with Mrs. C.M. Woodruff. East west victors included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nerenberg, Mrs. Herschel Greenham with Mrs. Dan MacLean, and Howard Wikoff with C.M. Woodruff. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. George Bauer, Miss Susanne Ware, Mrs. Ross Compton, and Mrs. J.N. Christiansen. Tea table help came from Mrs. William Robinson and Mrs. Edward Hopple.
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Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom Recreation Room
Douglas Clifton
Leland Lynch Jr
Howard Wikoff
Richard Getter
P.S. Cade
C.M. Woodruff
Robert Nerenberg
Herschel Greenham
Dan MacLean
Mitchell
Haircare Pro Tips For Windy Days
Protect your new hairstyle with a scarf or net. Shield the face and neck from wind by applying cosmetic oil before makeup. Avoid drying astringents and use a mild skin freshener with witch hazel to maintain moisture and comfort.
WSCS program to focus on India
Tom Webb director of curriculum Middletown School System will speak at a WSCS meeting of First United Methodist Church this Friday. He will share slides from his India trip, cover living conditions food production and language barriers, and discuss missionary work and Hindu cultural handicaps. Mrs. D H Bleecker presents a devotional program More to Follow for Lent with a noon luncheon and program open to all women.
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Tom Webb
Middletown
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
India
U.S. Department of State
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Webb
Himalaya
D.H. Bleecker
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