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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
10
A New York feature presents a ready to serve cocktail party buffet built around a strawberry glaze ham and Southern style biscuits. The plan targets working women, detailing a 14 pound ham recipe and Plantation Biscuits with precise baking steps for about 24 servings.
Miss Reva Ratliff will wed Boyd Crouch tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Crawford Street First Church of God. A rehearsal dinner is planned tonight hosted by Trevis Barker family at their Delhi Drive home in Trenton.
Wins in open section went to Ben Goodman and Bill Kash, Mrs. James Price with Mrs. Carl Hathaway, and Mrs. Gordon Nein with Mrs. Dick Woodruff. Novice section saw winners Mrs. Jerry Roberts and Miss Connie Sohingen, Mrs. Fred Cramer and Mrs. Meyer Marx, plus Mrs. Stan Peltier with A. C. Bagnall and Mrs. Lawrence Crosby with Mrs. John Houser, the latter two pairs tying.
Next time you broil cheese toast sprinkle a pinch of paprika over the cheese before browning for a subtle smoky kick.
Chapter salutes Queen Phyllis with a second coronation for Mrs. Fred Finney at a surprise BSP Sorority party. She earlier reigned as Sweetheart Queen at the BSP ball. The event featured valentines, a dedicatory poem, and demonstrations of crafts. A joint chapter meeting is set for March 13 at the First National Bank.
Thirty women gathered at Mrs. Robert Grimes home to launch the second year of the Middletown Pre School Vision Screening program. Delta Gamma alumnae started the volunteer effort last year to check preschoolers for amblyopia. Training was led by Mrs. Joel Greenisen of Cincinnati, trainer and coordinator for the southwest Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness.
Julie Nixon Eisenhower and her husband David have rented a $100,000 white brick home in Bethesda Maryland at a special rate from C G Bebe Rebozo, a close Nixon friend, planning to move in when Eisenhower leaves the Navy.
A tiny battery powered light shines on the lips during lipstick application in Paris beauty halls. French ladies report visible aid, and with fashions reviving lipstick, the device may become popular among young wearers.
Mr. and Mrs. E. James Miller host a March 16 rehearsal dinner at their Oberon Drive home honoring their daughter Sharon Kay Miller and her fiancé Richard Dattler along with the wedding party. Sharon Miller previously received a February 4 miscellaneous shower at the University Branch of the First National Bank.
In Middletown the Soroptimist International Club outlines a new hearing clinic for preschoolers. The testing program, sponsored by the club, will run 10 am to 2 pm on May 5 12 and 19 at Middletown Hospital Verity Hall. Mrs John Mills reports the service objective. A covered dish dinner and talent auction are planned for April at Mrs Tony Tenores home. Robert Curliss Fire Inspection Bureau supervisor discussed home safety prior to the business meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn.
Gardner House was packed for a Middletown Music Club concert last night. Performers included a string ensemble with Mrs Stephen Molnar on cello, Mrs Delpha Laycock on piano, and Carl Kindell on violin, plus soprano W Warren Parker singing Schumann Dichterliebe, Cindy Essex performing Chopin, and a mixed ensemble directed by Warren Parker featuring several students of Mrs Ramsdell. Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs Harold Conn, chair, and Mrs Molnar, Mrs Ramsdell, and Mrs Dale Wiley.
Yeast bread requires accurate salt amounts to avoid retarding fermentation. Excess salt inhibits yeast and can hinder dough rise, while proper levels support flavor and texture without overdoing salt.
The wedding of Miss Barbara Jeanne Siegel and Martin James Kubik, both of Oxford, is set for 2:30 p.m. May 5 in Morning Sun. Mrs. Elaine Siegel and Richard L. Siegel are the bride’s parents, and Mr. and Mrs. James Kubik are the groom’s. The engagement was announced last December.
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