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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1966

Page

6

Miss Dorothy Of The Ozarks To Speak At Church Luncheon

Mrs. Dorothy Lester of Mena Arkansas will headline the First Presbyterian Church Women’s Association luncheon Friday. The ordained minister and author will discuss her mission work across 26 churches including 10 Negro and 14 Choctaw Indian churches in her Arkansas Oklahoma Parish.

Arkansas Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church Dorothy Lester Mena Ark Arkansas-Oklahoma Dorothy Women’s Association

Miami Fraternity Pledges Announced

Miami University reports 487 pledges across 23 fraternities in this rushing period, compared with 510 pledges by 21 groups last year and 425 by 22 groups in 1963. Interfraternity Council sets a 30 credit point pledge standard, though some houses require higher. Pledges include Rexford Bevis, Eric Humphreys Fraunfelter, and Robert Griffin from local addresses, with additional area members from Acacia Fraternity.

Miami University Interfraternity Council Humphreys Fraunfelter Orlando Drive Sigma Chi Robert Coy Griffin Schirm Drive Lambda Chi Alpha John Elden Burwick Carlisle Daniel Robert Combs Franklin Acacia Fraternity

Mrs Nancy McNabb and Mabel Russell Attend Chicago Trade Show

Mrs Nancy McNabb and Mrs Mabel Russell travel to Chicago this week to take part in the Midwest Hairdressers Trade Show showcasing industry trends and products.

Nancy McNabb Mabel Russell Chicago

Meeting Slated By Sorority Reports on Projects

Mu chapter of Phi Beta Psi Sorority schedules Wednesday night meeting at 7 30 at the Civic Association. Topics include a round robin bridge event, a rummage sale March 25 26 at the Central avenue building, plans for Bowl Down for Cancer in late March, and the nominating committee to present officer candidates for April. Robert Greenwood serves as president guiding the session.

Phi Beta Psi Sorority Civic Association Central Avenue Burnett's Robert Greenwood

Miss SuzAnne Waddell to Wed Jack Barr in Nazarene Church

Bridal shower honored Miss SuzAnne Waddell bride elect of Jack Alan Barr hosted by Mrs Orville Fitzwater on Manchester Road. Guests included Mrs Donald Etter Miss Kathy Etter Mrs Hubert Bendel and many others. The couple plan to marry March 19 at the First Church of the Nazarene.

Orville Fitzwater Manchester Road Suzanne Waddell Jack Alan Barr Donald Etter Kathy Etter Hubert Bendel Herschel Boutson James Chaker Othie Lawson Max Wise Lawrence Carlson Arthur Jolliff Jerry Cramer Garland C. Barr David MacDonald Edgar Waddell Clifton Smith James Braddick Cincinnati Waddell Mrddell Barr Michael Road Church of the Nazarene

Noted Author To Speak In Dayton

Noted author Vance Packard known for The Hidden Persuaders and The Status Seekers will speak in Dayton March 10 and 11 at Loew's Theater for the Junior League Town Hall Lecture Series. He will discuss changing behavior and morality amid mobility automation and commercialization in a lecture titled America in Upheaval. Joseph D. Wine will introduce him.

Dayton Vance Packard Naked Society Mr. Packard America Joseph D. Wine Loew's

Polka Party Date Moved by Bethlem Church Group

The Polka Party hosted by Pairs and Spares of Bethlem Lutheran Church now set for March 18 from 8 30 to 11 30 p m in church social rooms. Co chairs Mr and Mrs Robert Oglesby announce the change and arrangers include Mr and Mrs Roy Hatfield Mr and Mrs Oglesby and Mr and Mrs Phil Kalbaugh.

Bethlem Lutheran Church Robert Oglesby Roy Hatfield Oglesby Phil Kalbaugh

Shower Held For Miss Rena Rose On Eve Of Wedding

Mrs. Michael Rose Mrs. William DeBord and Miss Gayle Brewer hosted a Saturday night shower for Miss Rena Rose fiancée of E Gregory Smith. The Firemen's Club on Carmody Boulevard featured pink and white decor and an umbrella centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. Katherine Oliver and many Rose DeBord Smith family members. The couple plan to marry April 9 at 7 30 p.m. at the First EUB Church.

Michael Rose William DeBord Gayle Brewer Rena Rose E. Gregory Smith Katherine Oliver Linville Rose Fred DeBord Larry Polisini Albert Combs E. H. Smith Betty Perkins Arthur Mitchell Elmer Childress John C. Rose William Brewer Lewis Chamberlain Patty Edwards Barbara Hall Evelyn Howard Mina Perry Rose Columbia Avenue Thorny Acres EUB

Colporteur Defined as Bible and Religious Literature Distributor

A colporteur is a person who travels to sell or distribute Bibles and religious literature, often door to door, carrying religious texts and spreading faith through literature.

Mother of the Bride Should Shine in Color

A top beauty expert urges mother of the bride to avoid rose pink or baby blue and choose vivid blues greens corals or teals. Emphasizing youthfulness she endorses a slim silhouette and says dieting may help before the big day. Three tips: a month of facial pampering, refined hair styling or color touch ups, and careful makeup with waterproof mascara blush and bright lipstick.

Vital Statistics Babies and Parents Listed Across Town

Birth announcements show multiple families in Monroe Tren ton Carlisle and other areas welcoming boys and girls. Notable entries include Jeanette Pa March 6 and several out of town mentions with names and addresses.

Jerome Huntsberger Jeanette Jeanette Hospital E. Norwood Clark S. Main St

Man Pleads Guilty In $20 Copy Crime

Dallas 24 year old David M. Lott copied several $20 bills using an office photocopying machine and added crayon color. Secret Service agents arrested him. He pleaded guilty on February 1 and received 18 months in a federal reformatory from U. S. District Judge Sarah T. Hughes.

Dallas Tex David M. Lott Secret Service Dallas Theater U. S. Dist Sarah T. Hughes

Telephones World Total Doubled During 1960s

The closing year 1964 marks the end of a decade in which global telephone numbers nearly doubled. The surge reflects rapid expansion of communication infrastructure and rising adoption of landline service across major regions.

Doctors Probe DiSalle Illness In Columbus Hospital

Former Governor Michael V. DiSalle underwent another round of medical examinations in Columbus as doctors worked to diagnose the illness that hospitalized him Friday.

Columbus, Ohio Michael V. DiSalle

Luci Johnson's Fan Mail Surges After Aug 6 Nuptials

Frances Lewine reports Luci Johnson receives about 400 letters weekly at the White House after her August 6 wedding date. The 19 year old, fiancé Patrick Nugent, and staff cope with increased mail mainly offering congratulations. Many writers share the same anniversary and grandparent memories.

Frances Lewine Washington Luci Johnson White House Luci Patrick J. Nugent Waukegan

Homemaking Leads Off Scout Week

Girl Scout Cadette Troop 1477 led by Mrs. Axel Von Busch practices homemaking during Scout Week. Activities include cooking a family meal writing invitations and planning a progressive dinner. They babysit at Creekview School for PTO meetings and plan to attend a Cincinnati fashion show later this month. Tomorrow is Citizenship Day.

Cadette Troop 1477 Axel von Busch Creekview School PTO Cincinnati

Two Middletown Twirlers Win Prizes in Out-of-Town Meet

Middletown baton twirlers Lu Ann Evans and Rhonda Sue Napier placed in USTA contests Saturday. Evans, 12, won advanced solo first and junior twirloff, plus high finishes in junior group and junior military strutting. Napier, 9, topped advanced nine-year-olds in James contest.

Middletown USTA Lu Ann Evans John H. Evans Gideon Road Cleveland Rhonda Sue Napier Robert Napier Woodlawn Ave Jamestown

Seamen Union Rules Vessel Must Reach 150 Feet to Call Ship

Seamen's unions assert a vessel qualifies as a ship only when its length reaches 150 feet, setting a concrete standard for classification. The claim targets maritime terminology and hull size thresholds discussed amid labor or regulatory debates.

Seamen's Unions

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