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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1968
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Donald Hill hosted a rehearsal dinner at their Trenton home last night for their son Robert E Hill with family and friends in attendance.
Mrs. Jack Wight spoke on Tapestry of Life for the Women’s Department of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints stressing what we make of life matters more than what comes in. Other circle activities include a May district meeting workshop and a WSCS breakfast at the church.
The Rev. Robert Clark will preach on The Masters Men during the 10:30 a.m. worship service at St Luke United Presbyterian. Church school begins at 9:15 a.m.
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The Pioneer Mothers Club will meet Tuesday at noon for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. George Knott located at 2006 Yankee Rd.
Greater Miami Valley Doll Club holds a May dinner at the Colonnade in Franklin with invitations to the Indiana Pixiana Doll Club reception honoring Betty Brink. Officers for 1968-69 are announced and members view a slide program on Costuming of Dolls.
Miss Cheryl Mitchner and Mrs. Sue Ellen Lain of Springboro join Keely Dental Assistants Society along with Miss Sherri Williams of Oxford and Mrs. Jenny Lang and Mrs. Shirley Palmer of Hamilton. They were welcomed at a Hamilton YWCA meeting where Dr. Harvey Weinstein Middletown and Dr. William Black Oxford judged six clinics. Mitchner and Lain won best clinic for Steps to Efficient Record Keeping.
The Rev O Krug Klafter will lead a one session Bible study for Zion Lutheran Church Women Tuesday at 10 am at the church. He will discuss All Loves Excelling and how gods love is revealed and lived. Mrs Gray Harrison serves as devotional leader with Mrs Ted Karchner and Mrs George Finkbone on the hostess committee.
Generous planetary influences promise a pleasant Sunday with focus on social functions and family interests. For birthdays tomorrow, ambitious plans in job and finance should yield gains within 12 months, with key money progress in late July, mid September to mid October, and mid November to mid December.
The Chi Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society elected officers for two years led by Miss Alice Hawkins. A 42 member with 8 guest dinner at Christ Methodist heard a four man panel on educators role in a changing world stressing social cultural moral values and respect for law with local arrangements by Mrs Ethel Rammel.
Miss Cherie Greene bride elect of Patrick Prater was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Joe Dixon and Mrs. Thomas McDonald at the Dixon home on Germantown Road. Attendees included Mrs. Dewey South and others. The couple plans to marry March 22 at Grace Baptist Church.
The Ritz Hotel in Boston bans miniskirts defined as skirts ending three to four inches above the knee from its dining room, enforcing a stricter dress code for patrons.
Mrs Carl Roess home on Ardmore Drive hosted a luncheon meeting of Lt. Richard Stockton Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists. Miss Jeannette Niederlander directed the session announcing the 42nd State Assembly of the National Society of DAC March 21 22 at the Neil House Columbus. Local representatives to the State parley will be announced later. Miss Niederlander reviewed Colonial Living by Edwin Tunis. Assisting with hostess duties was Miss Mary Hankinson.
The Homemakers Official Board met at Mrs. William Tyler's home. A 752.88 donation from the Dance proceeds will go to Doty House. A committee of Ballard Mullin and Shelansky will name officers for 1968 69. Elections set for May 9 at Mrs. Gardner's home. Board also plans contributions to Community Day Hospital and Salvation Army and a May 16 banquet at Midway Lodge with Monroe High School Choir.
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