Delta Zeta Alumnae Plan Middletown Social March 21
Delta Zeta Alumnae in Middletown schedule a 7:30 p.m. dessert meeting at Mrs. Herbert J. Hofmann’s Central Avenue home. Speaker Mrs. William T. Barth of Dayton outlines plans for ITA Ohio State Day to be held in April at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea.
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Delta Zeta
Middletown
Herbert J. Hofmann
Cen
Tral Avenue
William T. Barth
Dayton
Province 5
Sorority Receives Merit Citation for M D Association Work
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a business meeting at JJ Lanes. Members reported a white elephant sale for the ESA Home and a December Sno Ball proceeds donation. The Muscular Dystrophy Association awarded a merit citation signed by Jerry Lewis for the chapter’s M D drive donations and support.
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Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
JJ Lanes
Roger Dillman
David Holbrook
ESA
Muscular Dystrophy Association of America, Inc
Jerry Lewis
Lewis Sanders
Mike Kaurich
William West
Franklin Street
Sanders
Music Theme Of Program For Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Mrs James R Sholar and Miss Gloria Nell presented a program Enjoyment of Music last night for Della Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi at the Barnitz Room YMCA Members discussed a May rummage sale and a March 27 progressive dinner at 6 pm Hostesses named Mrs Lawrence Murphy Mrs John Parks Mrs Steve Hill and Mrs Walling Gray A nominating committee report showed a new slate of officers elections set for the March dinner.
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James R. Sholar
Gloria Nell
Della Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Barnitz
YMCA
Lawrence Murphy
John Parks
Steve Hill
Walling Gray
March 27 Social Planned By BSP Chapter
Xi Epsilon Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the YMCA to plan a dessert card party for March 27 at Holiday House for members and guests. Mrs. Joseph Alexander announced the nominating committee slate of new officers. Elections will be held in April. Mrs. Roger Garrett led a makeup demonstration with Mrs. Mulligan modeling.
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Xi Epsilon Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
YMCA
Holiday House
Joseph Alexander
Roger Garrett
Charles Mulligan
Rainbow Girls Plan Lexington Trip from Middletown
Middletown Assembly 68 Rainbow for Girls meets at First EUB Church to discuss a visit to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Lexington. They depart April 28 and return the next day. Reports on the March 10 spring dance and candy sale will be presented. Balloting on petitions is planned at the event.
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Middletown Assembly 68
Order For the Rainbow
EUB
Donna Tallman
Shriners Hospital For
Lexington
Assembly
European Tour Described By Sorosis Club Speakers
Mrs. R. C. Beam and Mrs. EF. T. Cross spoke at a Sorosis Club meeting held at Mrs Arthur Frey's home on Glen Lane. They reviewed a six country tour of Holland Germany France Italy Switzerland and England with color slides, detailing landmarks from the Eiffel Tower to Windsor Castle and Westminster Abbey.
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R. C. Beam
EF. T. Cross
Sorosis Club
Arthur Frey
Glen Lane
R. A. Hill
J. KR. Howard
Holland
Germany
France
Italy
Switzerland
England
Eiffel Tower
Arch of Triumph
Monaco
Royal Palace
Buckingham Palace
House of Parliament
Windsor Castle
Eaton College
Westminster Abbey
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Dayton Minister Talks on Downtown Church Housing
The Rev. Gordon Price of Christ Church of Dayton spoke at St. Anne's Guild luncheon in Little Hall about rebuilding Christ Church as a downtown center with parish church housing for 180 to 250 residents and medical and educational services. He traced the church's history to 1816 and 1870, and described Urban Strategy Committee’s aim to address aging needs amid suburban church growth. The session closed with a Q and A and remarks from church officials and the Rev. Sidney McCammom who summarized the address.
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Gordon Price
Christ Church of Dayton
St. Anne’s Guild
Church of the Ascension
Little Hall
Price
Christ Church
First Street
Richard Logan
New Officers Named In Club Nominating Session
During the business session led by Mrs. Charles Stuten roth the nominating committee announced the new officers. The ballot list includes Mrs. Russell Thomas as vice president Mrs. John Yaste as recording secretary and Mrs. John Voigt as corresponding secretary. The luncheon committee includes Mrs. James Martindale as chairman and Mrs. Robert Gruver among others.
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Charles Stutenroth
Russell Thomas
John Yaste
John Voigt
James Martindale
Robert Gruver
Church Groups Report Weekly Meetings and Activities
The Grand Avenue Church of God Mission Workers heard Jim Singleton speak on In Christ We Have Everything. Circle Five at Bethlehem Lutheran examined Your Neighbor's Faith as Mrs. Ronald Lane led a Bible study and discussed US religious denominations. Semper Fidelig Class at First Baptist held a covered fish dinner and reports were given by officers. Mayfield Church Christian Service Society planned a mother daughter banquet for May 12 with rummage sale features and a Prodigal Son talk by Mrs. Miller. Next month’s meeting will be hosted at Mrs. Press Fields’s home.
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Jim Singleton
Mission Workers
Grand Avenue Church of God
Harrison Caudill
Eleanor Haueisen
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Ronald Lane
Wiliam A. Poovey
United States
Semper Fidelig
First Baptist Church
Christian Service Socety
Mayfield
Frank Sowards
Connell Miller
Robert Duff
William Berry
Larry Meade
Miller
Press Fields
Five Plus Three Card Club Meets at Local Home
Mrs William S ogner hosted a session of the Five Plus Three Card Club at her Trenton Franklin Road residence last night. Prize winners were Mrs Edward Gibbons and Mrs George Combs. A birthday observance for Mrs Gibbons followed. The next meeting will be at Mr Richard Beebe's home on Loretta Derive.
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William S‘ogner
Trenton- Franklin Road
Edward Gibbons
George Combs
Gibbons
Richard Beebe
Loretta Derive
Middletown ABWA Installs New Officers
New officers of the Middletown chapter of the American Business Women's Association assumed duties at a documented meeting in the Manchester Motor Inn. Elected were Mrs. Larry Beckwith president, Mrs. Arthur Richardson vice president, Mrs. Marguerite Carpenter recording secretary, Mrs. Myron Newton treasurer, and Mrs. Don Turner corresponding secretary. Members were invited to submit letters proposing candidates for Boss of the Year to be announced at the May dinner party.
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Middletown
American Business Women’s Association
Manchester Motor Inn
Larry Beckwith
Arthur Richardson
Marguerite Carpenter
Myron Newton
Don Turner
ABWA
Ann Margret Calls Off Engagement to Burt Sugarman
Hollywood reports actress Ann Margret has ended her engagement to Beverly Hills businessman Burt Sugarman less than a month after he proposed with a 3 carat ring. The Swedish born star promotes her film State Fair in New York as a 20th Century Fox spokesman confirms the breakup.
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Hollywood
Ann-Margret
Beverly Hills
Burt Sugarman
New York
2Th Century-Fox
Date Set For CCW Conference In Lebanon
The Hamilton Deanery Council of Catholic Women meets on Wednesday April 25 at St. Francis DeSales Church Lebanon with the theme Spring into Action for Christ. Mrs Charley Landis of St. Augustine Waynesville named general chairman. 25 parishes represented.
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Hamilton
VEW Post Now Ranked 5th In Area
Commander Paul Miller reported at a Miami Valley VFW Post 3809 meeting last night the post has 525 members and ranks first in District Four and fifth in Ohio. Charles Elam received a services plaque, John Sparks Jr. became hospital work chairman, Hobart Hopper loyalty day chairman, and the post will sponsor a Boy Scout troop. A St Patrick’s Day dance is set at 4323 S Dixie Highway from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Town Criers music. Louis Warmoth is chairman.
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Paul Miller
Miami Valley
VFW
Ohio
Miller
Charles Elam
John Sparks Jr
Post
S. Dixie Highway
Town Criers
Louis Warmoth
Civitans Hear Report on Bearings at Manchester Inn
Carl Conlon reported before the Civitan Club that ball and bearing manufacturing yields about 98 million dollars in U S business annually. He, as plant manager of Hoover Ball and Bearing Co. Hoover Ball Division, noted market shifts including nylon wheel adoption on roller skates replacing ball bearings for smoother, quieter operation.
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United States
Carl Conlon
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Hoover Ball Division
Hoover Ball and Bearing Co
Conlon
Eastern Star Chapter 367 to Honor Secretaries
The Coming Events Presser reports Chapter 367 Order of the Eastern Star will honor district secretaries at 7:30 p.m. during a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple. Dr. and Mrs. Toman head the social hour committee.
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Presser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Toman
Vital Statistics Birth notices from local families
A list of birth notices reports a girl or boy born yesterday to multiple local couples including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Childers, Mr. and Mrs. James Le Force, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McNabb, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wells among others with numerous names and addresses across Franklin Middletown and surrounding areas.
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Robert Childers
Woodlawn Ave
James le Force
Julia Drive
Franklin
Donald McNabb
Middletown
Albert Wells
Eaton Ave
Paris Approves Cooperates With American Fashion Plagiarism
Paris fashion feeds American ready to wear by two routes line for line copies and adaptations. Fabrics and designs move quickly with Parisian ideas arriving in weeks and prices under 100 dollars. Jules Crahay at Nina Ricci helps launch a junior miss line for Cole-Mort, blending Paris couture with affordable American styles.
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Paris
Nina Ricci
Jules Francois Crahay
Jean Sprain Wilson
AP Newsfeatures
New York
Par
Seventh Avenue
Couture
Jules Crahay
Cole-Mort
America
Ricci
Park Board To Review 62 Program At Night Meeting
Park Board members will discuss a list of 1952 program objectives at their monthly session at 7 30 tonight. John R Paschal acting director will report on ice storm damage to trees and shrubs in local parks and playgrounds. Rowan Crawford chairman will report on a joint meeting with the Board of Education at park department headquarters.
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John R. Paschal
Department of Parks and Recreation
Rowan Crawford
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Dixie Highway
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Germanown Road
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Ninth
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Riverview Ave
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17Th Ave
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Camden
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Shelling Road
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Pearl St
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Central Ave
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Clayton St
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Heffner Ave
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Wilbraham
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Harry Gebhart
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Ae Thomas Hensey
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Monroe
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Kunz Ave
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Carroll Ave
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Plum Ave
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Franklin Rt. 1
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Rufus St
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Taylor Ave
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Magnolia Drive
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11Th Ave
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Forest Glen Drive
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Highland St
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Baldwin Piano Company
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Baldwin
Merle Norman
Foot Comportland
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