Grandmothers Add Members to Tri State Parley Group
The Smiling Grandmothers 740 added three new members Mrs Emmitt Perkins Mrs Vera Poynter and Mrs Paul Hess at a Milton Road meeting led by Mrs John Bur roughs. Myrtle George will lead a tri state conference in Cincinnati April 11 with memorial services held March 3 in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiling Grandmothers 740 Group
Peter Welch
Milton Road
Emmitt Perkins
Vera
Poynter
Paul Hess
John Burroughs
National Grandmothers
Myrtle George
Cincinnat
Sam Sennet
Stanley Clark
Dayton
Atlanta
Perkins
Mary Landgrover
Lucy Price
Charles Chalfin
Edd Cogan
Ruth Schneider
Sloane’s Works Praised by Art Study Club
Mrs. Howard L. White presented a portrait of Eric Sloane at a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Miriam Bennett’s Kensington Street home. She called him a master of nostalgia and voice of America's past for his Americana paintings drawings and writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. White
Eric Sloane
Art Study Club
Miriam Bennett
Kensington Stree
Sloane
America
White
Bruce Peters
George Davies
Culture Club Names Nominees for Election Trip
A nominating committee was appointed by the Home Culture Club at the Women’s Center. Members include chairman Mrs. E. E. Crawford and others. Mrs. J. J. Canfield presented a 24,800 mile world trip with slides of Sidney Melbourne and Adelaide. The group plans an April 12 luncheon in Oxford at 12:30 p.m.
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Home Culture Club
Women’s Center
E. E. Crawford
Millard Schrote
Ralph Knight
HL. Dei
Edward Jones
P. F. Johnson
J. J. Canfield
Sidney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Hawaii
Singapore
Rome
Paris
London
T. P. Maffett
William Johnston
Walter Steway
Oxford
Sorority Schedules Three Benefit Projects
Mu Chapter of Phi Beta Psi plans three fundraisers for the American Cancer Society. Bown-Down Cancer runs March 19 to 24 at Eastern and Sports Bowl lanes with proceeds to the Middletown Butler County Unit. A garage sale is set for April 22 23 at Mrs Thomas Wiley’s home. A booth at the Butler County Fair in Hamilton will run August 20 25.
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Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Roger Craft
Robert L. Harris
Thomas Wiley
Poinciana Road
Butler County
Hamilton
Columbia River
Vital Statistics births list with multiple names and locations
The notice records birth announcements for several families in Cincinnati Franklin and surrounding areas. Names include Elliott Egelston Smith Adams Bunnell and Wilson with the infant genders and dates noted. Out of town entries reference hospital births and residents from Germantown Franklin Middletown and El Paso Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Elliott
Pilgrim Place
Cincinnati
David Egelston
Dayton-Oxford Road
Franklin
E. Eugene Smith
Garland St. Carlisle
James S. Adams
Ben Harrison
Charles Bunnell
Stratford St
Don Wilson
Julie Drive
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Ann Morningstar
Oxford State Road
Yeproucie Farladen
el Paso Ave
Tim Cole
German‘town Road
Reese Johnson
Myers Road
Kenneth Flora
Robert D. Harris
Highland St
Middletown Hospital
Scouts Learn Bike Safety and Skating Badges
Middletown patrolman J C Kristanoff Jr spoke to Junior Troop 468 of Jefferson School about cycling safety in preparation for a spring cycling merit badge outing. Tonight the troop teams with Brownie Troop 1442 for skating badge work at Skateway Roller Rink. Leaders are Mrs Olen Lewis, Mrs Betty Dakin and Mrs Janet Combs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
J.C. Kristanoff Jr
Jefferson School
Skateway
Olen Lewis
Betty Dakin
Janet Combs
Miss Glenna Peck Weds James Stiver II March 18
Miss Glenna Gail Peck of Park Lane and James John Stiver II will exchange vows March 18 at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church. A rehearsal dinner March 1 hosts the couple's families, followed by a church reception after the ceremony and several prior bridal showers honoring the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Gail Peck
Park Lane
James John Stiver II
James Stiver
Flemming Road
First United Methodist Church
Designers herald shorts as spring summer staple
Designers agree shorts will dominate fashion this spring into summer. They note lengths from walking to very short suit the active lives of modern women, a trend already evident among younger Europe fashion minds last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Buffalo Roast Nightmare Then Buffalos Taste Like Old Gym Socks
A narrator recalls a seven pound boneless buffalo roast bought by a forgetful grandpa. After a 10 hour cook with onions and vegetables the meat tastes like an old gym sock to the Great Provider, while the dog rates roast buffalo second only to squid.
Special Education Cristonian Concern Meeting on EMR program
Information about the EMR program for high school and elementary levels will be presented March 15 at 7 p.m. in a general Christonian meeting at Middletown Board of Education building 1515 Girard Ave. Speakers include Jim Mack J Boyce McLean and Kenneth Wingate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Christonians
Middletown Board of Education
Girard Ave
Jim Mack
J. Boyce McLean
Kenneth Wingate
Middletown High School
Facon
Cristonians
Edison
Mrs Gibbs Leads TOPS Ohio Chapter Elections
Mrs Gibbs was elected chapter leader at the TOPS Ohio 1136 Monroe March meeting. Thelma McGovern becomes co leader, Jo Nicely secretary, Cassie Michael treasurer, Sharon Blankenship weight recorder, Sandy Witters assistant weight recorder, and Lorene Johnson news reporter. They take posts the first week in April. Recognition Night is planned for March 27 with Mrs McGovern as chair. Lucille Arlen and Arlene Crouch won the six week contest and top February weight losers. For club info contact Mrs Gibbs at 423 7792 or Mrs Johnson at 423 2750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tops Ohio
Monroe
Janet Gibbs
Thelma McGovern
Jo Nicely
Cassie Michael
Sharon
Blankenship
Sandy Witters
Lorene Johnson
McGovern
Lucille Arlen
Arlene Crouch
Gibbs
Johnson
FH Social Set March 11
Mrs Paul Clark of Manchester Road and Mrs Robert Secor of Brelsford Drive in Trenton co-chair a ladies day bridge luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club next Tuesday. Members and guests should notify by March 12. The bridge social begins at 10 a.m. in the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Clark
Manchester Road
Robert Secor
Brelsford ‘Drive
Trenton
Forest Hills Country Club
Clark
Negro Elected Leader At LSU Student Government
Kerry Pourciau of Baton Rouge won the LSU Student Government Association presidency, the first Black student to do so, after a runoff with Sam Breen. Pourciau received 2,764 votes to Breen's 2,216 in a six-man field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana State University
Kerry Pourciau
Baton Rouge
Sam Breen
Ruunoff
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