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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
4
A recipe feature by Cecily Brownstone for no melt chocolate brownies. It covers baking tips to keep brownies soft and chewy, warns against overbaking, and provides an 8 inch pan method with walnuts and optional pan sizes and times.
A post-nuptial shower for Mrs Ronald Forrest, formerly Susan Tibbs, was hosted by her sister Mrs Harold Townsend and Mrs Louis Kramer. The event at the Tibbs home in Columbia Avenue drew many relatives and friends, including Mrs James Goforth and Miss Roseann Wade. The couple, married Feb 26 at Christ Methodist Church, reside at 1719 Carolina Street.
Henry Whitt aged 42 of 1509 Jacoby Ave pleads guilty in Domestic Relations Court before Judge David Black. He receives probation after the plea involving four children.
First Baptist invites worshipers to a 10:30 a m service with guest speaker Dr Stanley Lusby head of Miami University religion department. He will discuss Calling to Which We are Called. Church school starts at 9:30 a m.
Dayton District Methodist women celebrate 25th anniversary at First Methodist Greenville with 500 women from 67 societies registered at 9 a.m. District president Mrs. Nat Anspach leads sessions themed Opened Doors. Special guests include Dr and Mrs Paul Getty who speak on the Ganta Liberia mission and medical work.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haley won the Howell movement at the Forest Hills Duplicate Bridge Club yesterday at the lodge with a 43 percent score. In second place were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Selby at 37 percent and third were Mr. and Mrs. William Kash at 35 percent. Overall four-table average was 31 percent. next date is March 26.
Mrs Turner R Powers hosted the Goodwill Mothers Club at Christel Avenue with fifteen members and guest Mrs Brown Shaffer in attendance. Business was led by Mrs George S Fletcher who noted a Cancer Society letter of appreciation.
The 21 member nations of the British Commonwealth will hold a summit in London from June 17 to 25. Leaders plan talks on global affairs, trade and security, with Prime Ministers attending from member states.
Prime time features include a top college basketball battle with Palmer Nicklaus and Player, UD Fieldhouse finals, Bold Men series on daring stunts, Flipper three part finale, Li'l Abner 1959 film, and a Gun Smoke episode with a lawyer challenging Matt’s authority.
The Rev. Bob Helm spoke to 130 First Presbyterian Church Women’s Association members about fraternal work in Cookeville area poverty zones. He described teaching disabled children, a distant elementary school, and a plan with Federal aid starting near April, plus Bible study in a Negro community.
Mrs Mallory Bell led a luncheon business session with Circles Three and Six. Mrs Ray Sloan said the budget will soon be reached and Mrs Roger Oakley urged tote bag donations for Granado Mission in Arizona. Rev R W Galloway reported plans for special prayers and services including a 2 p m march to the post office and an 8 p m service at First Methodist Church.
The Greenbush EUB Church announces Reverend Jerome Schulz will speak on "When Jesus Was Lower Than God" during the 10:35 a.m. worship service this Sunday. He will address themes of divinity and humility in Christian doctrine.
The Rev. Charles Foley will deliver a sermon titled A Little during the 10 30 a m worship service Sunday at the church.
Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Donald Watkins ce Rt 1 a boy and Mr and Mrs Charles Howard 6715 Franklin-Madison Rd a girl yesterday. Other births include Mr and Mrs Millard Gene Morgan 1312 Breiel Blvd a boy and Mr and Mrs Hardin Hagins 4895 Todd Rd Franklin a girl yesterday. Hospital entries name Frank Sauter Franklin Michael Briggs son of Selma Briggs Edwin Scheurer Raymond Ross Springboro Brenda Proctor daughter of Darren Proctor Reynolds Ave Daniel Downs Queen Ave Anthony W Stafford Navajo St Margaret Moore Eighth Ave Betty Majel Sutton Valley View Dr and more. Dismissals include Pamela Burnett Anthony Partin Percy Key Albert Marcum Mrs James Owsley Dorothy Melton Emerson Murphy Mrs Lance Caudill Mrs Stephen Zeller Bradford Griffin Mrs Lillie Smith James Lail Mrs Otis Cook Mrs Russell Rennensland Frank Warfuel and Jimmy Robertson among others.
A brief item records an average solving time of about 24 minutes for today’s crossword puzzle. It mentions King Features Syndicate as the distributing authority.
Hamilton David Barker 5879 Brown Road Oxford was taken to Middletown Hospital yesterday with a gunshot wound. He and his brother Ralph 10 were checking traps on their grandfather's farm when Barker discharged a 22 caliber rifle the safety released and the slug entered his left wrist.
Mrs J G Wikoff of Schirm Drive and Mrs James L Cast of Monroe represented the Col Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter at the 66th annual Ohio Society DAR conference. The event theme was Keep the Lines of Communication Open with sessions including an Ohio State Officer's Club Banquet and remarks by Supreme Court judge C William O Neil. Mrs Carl W Kietzman of Milford was named regent of the Ohio Society of the American Revolution.
Three thefts were reported at the Sports Bowl on S Main Street. Gary Lee Stacey said his 1958 model car parked there was stolen. Gary Williams reported four hubcaps missing from a car behind the building. Mrs. Plummer Hollon said a bowling ball, bag and shoes valued at 70 dollars were taken.
First Presbyterian invites attendees to hear Dr Russell Galloway speak on Today in Paradise during the 9 and 10 30 a m worship services. Church school begins at 9 am and continues alongside the morning services.
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