Local residents report travel and visits in Florida and Kentucky
Mr and Mrs W C Cade of Orlando Ave returned from a visit with Mrs Cade s sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Charles Trimble of Rockford Illinois Miss Marlene McAfee of Margaret Hall School Versailles Kentucky returned to studies after a 10 day spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Harlan B Helsel of 616 The Alameda Martin T Bevis of 3201 Mc Gee Ave returned after a week at Fort Lauderdale Florida He accompanied Tom LaFayette south after visiting here Mr and Mrs O R Cecil of McKinley St returned from a three month stay in St Petersburg and Miami Florida Mr and Mrs E S Myers of South Main St returned Tuesday after a month at the Governors Club Fort Lauderdale Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cade
Orlando Ave
Marlene McAfee
Margaret Hall School
Versailles
Harlan B. Helsel
The
Alameda
Martin T. Bevis
McGee Ave
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Tom LaFayette
Middletonian
E. S. Myers
South Main St
Governor's Club
BPW Supports Junior High Dramatic League Venture
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club will sponsor a junior high school dramatic league for summer plays. Phil Brewer of Roosevelt Junior High convinced the group of the venture's value during a meeting at the Girls Club. 77 members and guests enjoyed dinner and a program with Mrs. Howard Wilson as speaker on home values and political status. Reports noted progress on a benefit card party for April 10 at the Legion Home. Red Cross liaison Mrs. Gibbs outlined veteran care at Dayton hospital. Nominating committee named for April ballot. Hostesses listed from Education Vacations and News Service committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Business and Professional Women’s Club
Phil Brewer
Roosevelt Junior High School
Howard Wilson
Tom Brown
Floyd Starr
Mary Strodtbeck
Legion Home
Howard Sheley
Robert A. Gibbs
Red Cross
Dayton Hospital
Veda McCray
Calista van Horn
Guy McClung
Esther L. Paul
John Bunn
Bertha Herkammer
Harry Lewis
M. Grafton
W. H. H. Jones
Mabel King
William Goad
Homer Jones
Lydia Augspurger
Linen Shower Pre Nuptial Entry For Lois Walke Bride
A linen shower luncheon in the Colony's China Room honors Miss Lois Walke, bride elect of Maclyn Tobias. Guests presenting linen gifts include Mrs. Mark Walke, Mrs. Richard Keiser, Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. Robert Lentz, Mrs. Charles Stamp, Mrs. Phyllis Patrick, Mrs. William W. Bergmann, Mrs. Hayden Tobias, Mrs. James South, Miss Virginia Cre tors, Miss Sue Kinder, Miss Patricia Lenhart, Miss Mary Hopkins, Miss Marilyn Cronk and Miss Beverly Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Bergmann
Lois Walke
Maclyn Tobias
Colony
China Room
Mark Walke
Richard Keiser
Donald Miller
Robert Lentz
Charles Stamp
Phyllis Patrick
William W. Bergmann
Church Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
Gleaners of First Methodist Church meet Thursday at 2 15 p m at the church. Middletown Shrine No 25 will hold memorial services and ceremonials Thursday evening honoring members who died in the past year. United Presbyterians Womens Bible Class meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church basement with Mrs Russell Hilton and Mrs Charles Hilton as co hosts. Election of officers and an auction sale noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Middletown Shrine No
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
United Presbyterians Womens Bible Class
Russell Hilton
Charles Hilton
Basket-Weaving Class At Scout Headquarters Draws Leaders
About 51 Girl Scout leaders signed up for a basket weaving class at scout headquarters. Mrs Garnet Church, executive director, said Mrs Robert Wilson of Dayton will conduct the demonstration beginning at 1 p.m. and continuing through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Headquarters
Garnet Church
Robert Wilson
Dayton
Girl Scout Program Committee to Meet Tomorrow
The Middletown Girl Scout Council program committee will assemble at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Ross Kramer. Members will finalize plans for summer activities to be compiled into a booklet soon. Chairwoman is Mrs. David Selvar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Middletown
David Selvar
Democrats to Meet in Britt Kendrick’s Middletown Club
The Middletown Democratic Club will hold a meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at 30 South Broad Street. Britt Kendrick, president, announced the gathering today. A wooden propeller plane encountered heavy rain and eroded several inches of the propeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Democratic Club
South Broad St
Britt Kendrick
Modern Mother's Circle hosts 16 for spring planning talk
Mrs Harold Figley hosted 16 Modern Mother's Circle members at 115 Shafer St. Tuesday. Officers reported on plans for the May 1 spring banquet and ticket chairmanship was assigned. New member Mrs Roy Woods was welcomed. A featured talk by Mrs C Hurch on Recreation At Home and In The Community highlighted four recreation opportunities. The gathering ended with lunch and social time. Next meeting set for April 17 at Mrs Elliott Perkins on Sawyer Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Figley
Shafer St
Mother’s Circle
Mothers’ Study League
Paul Mullendere
Walter Coddington
Clifford Cook
Howard Shull
Ways and Means
Cc. C. Hurch
League
John Robins
Roy Woods
Robert Petry
Hurch
Robinson
Elliott Perkins
Sawyer Road
Benjamin Gray
Critique Club Delights with Reed Kenyon Hose Readings
Critics praised Reed Kenyon and Jack Hose for contrasting works Bells On Her Toes and Dooryard Landscaping at the Critique Literary Club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson of South Main Street. Louis McCallay attended as guest. Refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Kenyon
Jack Hose
Critique Literary Club
Howard Wilson
South Main St
Louis McCallay
Nu Phi Mu Plans Rush Party And Pin Ceremony
Nu Phi Mu Unit One laid plans for a rush party next month led by rush captain Mrs. Margie Powers. Easter candy sales announced for delivery today by Miss Alma Hopper. Members competed in a spelling bee with Miss Marilyn Miller as quiz master and Miss Lois Denniston winning first prize. Sorority pins were awarded to Marilyn Miller, Margie Powers, Norma Henderson, Alma Hopper, and Pat Gebhart in a formal ceremony. Pin service overseen by Phyllis Rhoads and president Mrs. Mary Smallwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu
Margie Powers
Alma Hopper
Marilyn Miller
Lois Denniston
Norma Henderson
Alma
Clubwomen Should Mirror Actresses In Makeup Wisdom
Betty Clarke reports makeup expert Max Factor Jr advises clubwomen to prep for stage lighting with darker foundation and eye makeup, bright red lipstick, and careful brow and lip shaping. Avoid color clashes with corsages by pinning them at the waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clarke
Newsfeatures
Hollywood
Max Factor, Jr
Mr. Factor
Factor
Anniversary marking Schylar Colfax Odd Fellowship founder
Plans were laid for initiation on April 2 as an anniversary observance for Schylar Colfax founder of Odd Fellowship. During a social hour, 20 members enjoyed refreshments.
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Niversary
Schylar Colfax
Odd Fellowship
Homemaker Circle Welcomes Mrs Harlan Helsel at Meeting
Mrs Harlan Helsel was officially accepted into the Homemaker Circle after a Girls Club meeting. Guests included Mrs Ralph Parmenter and Mrs Richard Adams. Speaker Mrs Lou Bayer discussed her work with Interviews and Mrs Robert Gross spoke on women in unusual occupations. Easter themed refreshments were served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Helsel
Homemaker Circle
Girls’ Club
Ralph Parmenter
Richard Adams
Lou Bayer
Robert Gross
Ernest Peach
John Dow
Harold Johnson
Yanks Enter ward from Seoul through Uijongbu
Chinese are on the east and North Koreans on the west as Uijongbu lies 12 miles north of the area where General MacArthur lifted the ban on mentioning the 38th parallel on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Uijongbu
General MacArthur
38Th Parallel
Paris Beach Styles Favor Covered Look in Spring Parade
Paris fashion features favor a covered beach silhouette this spring with knee pants in bright colors, half mast trousers, and eye catching ensembles. Designers Schiaparelli Desses Balmain show bold tights and lace, contrasting skirts, and stacked skirts. espadrilles in candy pink and striped shantung appear for beach and city wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mills
Paris
Jacques Fath
Schiaparelli
Jean Desses
Desses
Castillo
Lanvin
Smoke Reported From Faulty Furnace at Baltimore Street Home
Firemen answered a call at Mrs Mamie aoe 1326 Baltimore Street last night reporting a faulty furnace that caused an unusual amount of smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Aoe
Baltimore St
Bans Suggest Possible Military Operation Warning
Bans usually cloak an impending military operation. No new operations have been reported however.
Rayon Styles Dominate Easter Fashion Budget Suits
Ray on fabrics claim a high style edge at low cost for spring. Rayon flannel offers wrinkle resistance in suits and separates for budget conscious shoppers. Rayon gabardine and duvetyn appear in spring toppers and dresses with new chemical finishes. Spun ray butcher linens and sharkskins boost summer wear as this man made fiber proves its fashion maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
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O. R. Cecil
McKinley St
St. Petersburg
Miami, Fla
Junior Highs’ Dramatic League
Nelva
Canal ST
Modern
Critique Literary
Viola Rebekah
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Flshe Randle
Paslays
Truth Tabernacle
Minnesota St
V. Nelson Hidlebaugh
WAFS
Lackland Air Base
Tex
Air Force
Martha Kantz
Edna M. Buehl
Pfc
Joyce Lawless
Johnstont Upholsering Co
Crawford
Pierre Balmain
Balmain
Godiva
Rayon
Christ
ST. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. H. Jung
Geticious
Central Ave
Eaton
Office Outfitters
N. Main ST
Fraser
Main ST
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