National defense topics discussed at Stockton Chapter meeting
The St. Richard Stockton Chapter Daughters of American Colonists met at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon to discuss national defense topics. Mrs Molloy read biographical sketches on John Howard Pew and detente themes from Freeman. Mrs Myers summarized a Holland Belgium trip with slides. Hosts were Mrs Johnston and Mrs Buchanan. May meeting set at Schirm Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Richard Stockton
Daughters of American Colonists
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
John Molloy
John Howard Pew
Freeman
Robert Myers
Holland
Belgium
J. P. Johnston
Lloyd Buchanan
James Kunkler
Schirm Drive
Pre nuptial parties before Susan Sauter Michael Nichols wedding
Miss Susan Sauter and Michael Nichols plan a 7 30 pm wedding at Mt Olivet United Presbyterian Church. A series of pre nuptial parties include showers hosted by Irene Dineen J A Bishop and Connie Sauter, and a March 18 party by Mrs Douglas Nichols. Connie Sauter will be maid of honor. bridesmaids include Lori Nichols Melissa Fry Dorinda Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Sauter
Michael Nichols
Mt. Olivet United Presbyterian Church
Irene Dineen
J.A Bishop
Monroe
Douglas Nichols
Beechwood Drive
Trenton
Sauter
Owingsville
Ronald Denton
Delhi Drive
Thomas Sauter
Tytus Avenue
Connie
Lori Nichols
Melissa Fry
Dorinda Hall
Mr. Nichols
George
John Sauter
Ian Holloch
Flint
Mich
Middletown Bridge Winners Named in Duplicate Session
Winners in the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom recreation room were pairs Mrs C W Rohrssen with Mrs William Slusher, Mrs Howard Wikoff with Mrs Richard Getter, and Mrs E C Pope with Mrs Carl Murray in north south, and Tom Molnar with Ray Sherman Jr., Mrs Vernon Jones with Mrs Clarence Clemens, and Mrs Dan MacLean with Paul Smith in east west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
C.W Rohrssen
William Slusher
Howard Wikoff
Richard Getter
E.C. Pope
Carl Murray
Tom Molnar
Ray Sherman Jr
Vernon Jones
Clarence Clemens
Dan MacLean
Paul Smith
Women’s Appreciation Month examined by Phyllis Battelle
New York writer Phyllis Battelle questions the first annual Women’s Appreciation Month ranking it as progress yet hard to celebrate. She interviews poet Sandra Hochman who argues economic independence for women drives equality and consumerism shifts as women enter the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dad
Women’s Movement For Equality
Sandra Hochman
Sophia Loren
Hochman
Sandra
Hollywood
La Leche League Meet Discusses Childcare Topics in Middletown
The La Leche League of Middletown hosts a 7:30 p.m. meeting at 308 Lylburn Road to discuss The Arrival of the Baby and The Family and the Breastfed Baby. The group offers informal sessions, telephone counseling, and a lending library for women interested in breastfeeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Leche League of
Middletown
Mark Tibbs
Lylburn Road
League
James Michael
Central Avenue
Footwear with recessed heel marketed for comfort gains style
A footnote describes shoes with a gently recessed heel once promoted for foot health now expanding into fashion as a stylish option. The item is offered in narrow, average, and wide widths to suit different feet.
Woman Chooses Program Highlights at Irish Coffee Rush
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter hosts a program titled A Woman Chooses at Mrs. Joe Jasper's Creekview Drive home. Eda Daly discusses lifestyle choices and coping with problems including divorce. Guests include Mrs. Phillabaum, Miss Mann, and Miss Wagers. An April 5 meeting is planned at Mrs. Bob Matthews's Heatherwood Court home in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter
Beta — Phi Sorority
Joe Jasper
Creekview Drive
Eda Daly
Donald Phillabaum
Helen Mann
Lee Wagers
Bob Matthews
Heatherwood Court
Monroe
AAUW Adds Three To Board At Franklin Meeting
Three new board members of the American Association of University Women will be introduced at the March 22 meeting at 7 30 p m. at 20 West Third Street Franklin. New officers serving two year terms are Mrs Laurens Petersen second vice president Mrs Roger Asekamp corresponding secretary and Mrs James Lorenzetti assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Christian Nelson
Ws Third St
Franklin
Laurens Petersen
Yenery
Roger Asekamp
James Lorenzetti
Mothers Club to discuss child art world at Evans home
The Mothers Club meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Larry Evans home 4405 Penswood Court to discuss a child art world. Guest speaker Mrs. Krug Klafter runs the young artist workshop at the AIM Building. Members bring canned goods for an Easter basket for a deserving family. Co-hosts are Mrs. Dan Sack and Mrs Tom Dowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Evans
Penswood Court
Krug Klafter
AIM
Berry Calvert to wed at Faith United Methodist Church
Miss Cindy Berry and Gary A L Calvert announce their wedding set for August 14 at Faith United Methodist Church at 7:00 p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Berry of Franklin 3309 Jeffery Drive. The groom is the son of Harold Calvert of Martha Drive and Mrs Marlene Calvert of Lamberton Street Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Berry
Gary A.L. Calvert
Faith United Methodist Church
Russell Berry
Jeffery Drive
Franklin
Harold Calvert
Martha Drive
Marlene Calvert
Lamberton Street
Alumnae Officers Elected At Kappa Kappa Gamma Group
Mrs Patty Walden was elected president of the local Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae. Other officers include Mrs Charles Ernst as vice president Mrs Gary Standafer secretary treasurer Mrs Ed Mynhier recommendations chairman and Mrs William Berg Panhellenic delegate. The vote took place yesterday at Mrs Jerome Judd’s home 1800 Schirm Drive. A recommendations meeting is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Walden
Stephen Zeller
Charles Ernst
Gary Standafer
Ed Mynhier
William Berg
Jerome Judd
Schirm Drive
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Jack Smith
Connie Sauter
Smith
Highland Street
Ng Ps
Phyllis Battelle
la Leche
Ariel
AAUW
Dan Sack
Tom Dowden
ST. Patsicks
Sale
Nad Ek
GM Chen
SPM
Menor
Eaton Manor
THE
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