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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1965
Page
10
Mrs. Charles Emrick of Lorain Drive is named the new president of the Women's Missionary Society of the Crawford Street First Church of God.
Rich ard V. Trowbridge a Cincinnati gemologist will address the Middletown Business and Professional Women at 6 15 p m at the Women s Center. He has headed Hersheys diamond department since 1956 and is an American Gem Society certified gemologist. The retiring president Mrs Herschel Caudill will serve as vice president and other officers elected for two years beginning April. A film Forward in Freedom was shown and missionary work abroad was highlighted.
The Soroptimist Club of Middletown announced a spring card party for May 4 at the Women's Center on N Broad Street. Mrs. Howard Fitzwater was named chairman with Mrs. Larry H. Beckwith as co-chairman. Robert Nelson spoke on Miami University in Middletown noting community support for relocating the MU campus.
The piece argues for dressing shabbily during tax season to avoid targetting by revenue agents and critics. It highlights the poor girl sweater as a fashion staple, adopted by Parisienne models and Americans alike, spanning flats and casual pants for various seasons.
Keely Dental Assistants Society held ten clinic demonstrations at the Hamilton YMCA with advisers and guests present. Dorothy Zimmerman won a trophy for conducting the best clinic, judged on presentation appearance and prep time.
Mrs. Walter Driever reported on The Churchman's Seminar in Washington D C where 300 people from 14 denominations studied the Federal Government. An Islamic Center visit and mosque officer explained Islam. Elder Claude Barker urged missionary service for Christians. A fall bazaar and Spelling Bee were planned by the Women’s Department. The Miami Baptist Association anniversary meeting was announced with Dr. Arthur F E Cowley to speak and a First Baptist Church Franklin banquet planned.
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Judith Ann Carpenter fiancé of Richard Norvell was hosted by Mrs. Glen Wilhoit and Mrs. Walter Winterberger at Winterberger residence on Sterling Drive Franklin. Decorations featured white wedding bells and blue and white streamers. Guests named include Elva Schul Ed Sandusky Robert Ryan Ernest Coulter Al Feezer William Young Lee Pierson Jane Carver Luther Manning Cave Center Millie McClain Keith Thompson Alva Andre Henrietta Smith Edward Meyers Ralph Mannon Britt Kendrick Marilyn Cox Joe Lanning Charles Ingram Venal Kash Anne Lindley Zetta Dunn Edward Rathbun Charles Sexton Edward Powers John Selby Benno Mendel George Dingman Pearl Pence Opal Harding George Chapman Glen Short Sadie Jekell Viola McKenzie Betty Barrett Robert Treadway Opal Blythe James Welsh Reba Teague Norbert Schunk Jean Flatter Carol Lawson Mildred Meadows Ruth Bender Edith Halsey Lucille Greene Ernest Fitzgerald Arnold Caldwell. The couple-to-be's wedding is scheduled for April 3 at 7 30 p.m. at St Paul Lutheran Church Franklin. Parents Delbert Norvell and S River Street Franklin are the prospective groom’s parents.
A list of births with parents and addresses including Mr and Mrs Charles Gampher and Mrs James Slifer, plus hospital mentions at Mt. Carmel and Franklin births. Several names appear as new parents or patients with infants listed and discharges noted.
Los Angeles AP report says comedian Stan Laurel left all state holdings to his widow Ida under a will dated November 3 1947. Laurel died February 23 at age 74.
A church circle met with talks timed for 6 30 p m Thursday and 10 a m Friday. Mrs Joseph Atkinson Jr led a discussion on The Burma Baptist Chronicle as other members including Mrs Nobel Wier and Mrs Owen Albaugh took part. The April 18 meeting will be at 3005 Sherman Ave, Mrs Chester Ward hosting.
Alumnae of the Delta Delta Delta Middletown chapter gathered at Mrs. Richard Lewis’s home for a bridge social. A brief business meeting reviewed April 1 dues deadline. Four members were slated as guests of the Oxford DDD Alumnae at Miami University. Three new local members were introduced. Prize winners were Mrs. John Burdsall and Mrs. Robert L. Harris. May meeting planned at Mrs. Rossman’s Franklin home.
Seventeen members of the Homemakers' official board discussed two social events for the Circles. An inter circle party is set for 8 p.m. March 31 at the Women's Center and a May 20 banquet for all circles at Midway Lodge featuring a Hawaiian Luau theme. A donation to the Women's Center was approved.
Mrs. Raymond Curtner hosted Delta chapter Cristonians on Victoria Avenue with guests Mrs. Ben Ebbesmeyer and Mrs. Claude Martin. An April 8 dinner at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon and a May 13 meeting at Mrs. Thomas Peters residence are announced along with a hair styling talk by Mrs. Mabel Russell from McAlpin. An inter circle Cristonian party is planned March 15 at the Women's Center.
Small party starter featuring bite sized buckwheat pancakes filled with sour cream and crowned with briny red caviar for a refined first course. The recipe yields crisp edges and creamy centers, ideal for intimate gatherings.
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