Miami U Seniors Plan August Vows
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Eugene Gravlin New Providence NJ announces the engagement of Patricia Marie Gravlin to Daniel R Combs of Camden. Patricia a Miami University senior majoring in elementary education, member of Kappa Delta. Daniel a senior majoring in education, member of Acacia. August 2 wedding planned.
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Eugene Gravlin
New Providence
N. J
Patricia Marie
Daniel R. Combs
French Combs
Camden
Miss Gravlin
Miami University
Oxford
Kappa Delta
Combs
Franklin High School
Acacia
Printed Pattern A571 Dress by Alice Schweitzer Promises Standout Spring Look
The Middletown Journal promotes Printed Pattern A571 by Alice Schweitzer as the standout dress for spring. The pattern features clean lines with a side‑seam zipper and tailored length, available in Misses' sizes 8 through 16 with size 12 at 2 1⁄2 yards of 45 inch fabric.
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Alice Schweitzer
Middletown Journal
Pattern Department
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Cook
Lynn Harper
Ursula duBois Lewis
Wig buying tips for affordable stylish options
A Hammond article emphasizes affordable wigs and hairpieces for women, noting machine made human hair options under 50 dollars. Expert tips cover texture, European versus oriental hair, machine made construction, mesh caps, and care including professional cleaning, plus accessories and a featured knitting pattern advertisement.
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Hammond, Ind
T.M. Cook
Hammond
Syling
Cook
Social Impact Of Negro To Be Aired Tonight
William Johnson, superintendent of the Dayton Correction Farm, will discuss The Social Impact of the Negro in Society tomorrow at a Middletown Branch meeting of the American Association of University Women. The program starts at p.m. at the Women's Center with Mrs. Joseph R. Smith as hostess chair and a committee including Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Kokenakis, Mrs. Nessler, Miss Toth, Mrs. Lingrel, Mrs. Salter, Mrs. Racer, Mr. Bowling, and Miss Miles.
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William Johnson
Dayton
Middletown
American Association of University Women
Women’s Center
Joseph R. Smith
Harry Hayes
Anthony Kokenakis
Frederick Nessler
Virginia Toth
Elmo Lingrel
L.S. Salter
Lucylle Racer
Gilbert Bowling
Marguerite Miles
Birth Rate Drops in West Germany in 1968
West Germany's birth rate has declined since 1964, dropping from 18.2 births per 1000 people after World War II to 16.1 births per 1000 inhabitants in 1968, according to the Federal Statistics office in Wiesbaden.
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Wiesbaden
West Germany
Federal Statistics Office
Weeklong Schedule of Community Meetings and Activities
A detailed list of upcoming events for Sunday through Friday at local churches, centers, and clubs. Activities include dinners, study groups, chapters of DAR ABWA TOPS and Soroptimists, and youth organizations with times and venue notes across St Pauls United Church of Christ, Manchester Motor Inn, Eastern Lanes, and other sites.
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Miami
U. Seniors Plan
Patricia Marie Gravlin
van Nuys
Calif
Miss Gentry
Daveys
David Ferguson
John Meyer
Norwich
Austin Hill
Grasshopper Junior Boutique
Siopping Center
Middletown Stores
Clinton
Manchester
Tytus
Central Avenue
Jackson Lane
N. Verity
Trenton
St. Paul’s
Mothers Circles
AAUW
Delta Pi
Sigma Phi Gamma
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Hunter Community Church
Civic Association
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Public Library
ABWA
Manchester Motor Inn
Mothers of Twins Club
Church of the Ascension
Sorosis
H. S. Ward
Ross St
DeMolay
Mother's Club
S. Main Street
Hill
Faith United Methodist
Homer Getz
Gladys Drive
First National Bank
Phi Beta Psi
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Home Culture Club
Millard Schrote
Dorset Drive
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Soroptimist Club
Women’s Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Wikler
Buster Brown
Sam
Bartel’s