Rummage Auction Sale Planned by Middletown Church Guilds
Preparations continue for the annual Rummage Auction Sale sponsored by the Episcopal church's St Anne and Mary Martha Guilds in Middletown. The 1964 event, a one day fundraiser, will be held Saturday April 11 with doors opening at 8 am and auction activity at 10 am in both the Great and Little Halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Ascension
Middletown
Episcopal Church
St. Anne and Mary-Martha Guilds
Charles Statenroth
Arthur Luecking
Aucion
Aution
Bride Elect Brenda Spicer Feted In Trenton Shower
Miss Brenda Spicer bride elect of Pvt James R Mockbee was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Charles McIntosh and Mrs Granville Fox in the Trenton First National Bank party room. Attendants included Mrs Lawrence Jacobs and others. The couple plans to wed April 3 at 6 30 pm at Clayton Street Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Spicer
James R. Mockbee
Charles McIntosh
Granville Fox
Trenton First National Bank
Lawrence Jacobs
Hascue Shepard
Charles Short
Lloyd Spicer
Janet Markle
Edward Markle
Pence Herron
Robert Peck
Seldon Henry
Mitchell Mcintosh
Margie Graban
Kay Jacobs
Bonnie Wellman
Sue Jacobs
John Spicer
James Deaton
Edward Turner
Burl Francis
Donald Carter
Leland Spicer
Robyn Fox
Teri Spicer
Rhonda Spicer
Chester Mockbee
Local Auction Committee Named For Charity Sale
On sale day Mrs Spencer Ashton Mrs R H Hey er and Mrs Fred Roscher head the committee in charge of auction items in the French Room. Auction recorder will be Mrs Christopher Neely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ashton
R. H. Heyer
Fred Roscher
French Room
Charles Fraunfelter
Christopher Neely
Plunging Necklines Sweep Fashion Into Spring Medium Price
The fashion world embraces a nude season with necklines plunging across price ranges from moderate RTW to three figure designer lines. Paris inspired styles appear in ads from Bergdorf Goodman and Gimbels with low scoop, deep V, and rounded square necks. Plunges attract shoppers across ages, from shopgirls in their 20s to matrons in their 50s, as evening and day wear shift toward daring silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimbel
Bergdorf Goodman
Dior model gown prompts rush at Macy’s in New York
A festivn magazine feature on a Dior model in a black plunging gown notes ready to wear copies available at major department stores. Macy’s in New York was soon swamped with orders for the dress.
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Festivn
Dior
New York
Macy's
Deep V neck pastel silk two piece dress at Macy’s
Macy’s offers a two piece daytime dress with a pleated skirt and deep V neckline in pastel silk priced at 89.95. Similar styles are available at rival Gimbels nearby with many other deep options.
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Macy's
Gimbel's
Hospital Party at Longview Honors 260 Patients
About 260 patients at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati were treated to a luncheon hosted by Union Chapel EUB Church members for the seventh year. The event, sponsored by the Longview Social Service League, featured a music program by Mrs. William Jolliff, Norris Wallace, and Miss Mary Brannan, with invocation by James Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Union Chapel Eub Church
Longview Social Service League
William Jolliff
Norris Wallace
Mary Brannan
James Hall
Leroy Wagner
Lloyd Barrett
Eugene Brown
Robert Eagle
Ora Marshall
Douglas Ranson
Dwight Whitt
Verco Daniel
Clel Faulkner
Robert Conatroe
Ralph Wilson
Harry Brown
Beverly Davis
Mary Mitchell
Allan Daniel
Lee Pohlable
League
Miami Valley Council 30 Daughters of America Meeting Tomorrow
The Miami Valley Council 30 D A meets tomorrow night at 8 at the D of A Hall 19 North Broad Street. Mrs. Richard Shockley leads a talent auction following the meeting. A report notes over 7000 miles of tunnels and drifts under Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council
Daughters of America
N. Broad St
Richard Shockley
Hairdos for 1964 Match Hats
Hairstyling advice for teen fashion in 1964 notes a shift to natural simple looks. A basic six inch length with gentle curved ends and a faux bang supports three variations for brimmed hats and caps, including flipped ends, swept back with ears curved forward, and centered part with slight crown height.
May 2 Bride Honoree At Shower
A bridal shower honors Miss Sondra Lakes bride elect of Spec. 4 Donald R. Hensley. Hosted by Mrs. Violet Kirby at the Lakes home in Franklin Rt. 1. The couple plans a May 2 wedding at Grace Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sondra Lakes
Donald R. Hensley
Violet Kirby
Gentry Lakes
Franklin Rt. 1
Geneva Ferguson
Rufus Ousley
Terry Ferguson
Harry Snider
Carmen Ramsey
Loraine McFarland
Jessie Spencer
Merida Hensley
Joyce Hensley
Barbara Hensley
Charles Hale
Kim Hale
Wayne Smith
Monroe Ousley
Floyd Smith
Arthur Smith
Robert Henderson
Patricia Lakes
Lora Hensley
Weatline Drive
Mason
Grace Baptist Church
Five Students Win Superior Ratings At Oxford Science Day
Five students from Eaton Franklin and Lakota high schools earned superior ratings at the South West Ohio High School Science Day held Saturday on the Miami University campus in Oxford. The winners and their projects were James Bell Eaton High Cryogenics and Liquid Air Doug las Kramer Franklin High Biological Production of Electricity Gary W Kramer Eaton High The Magneto Hydrodynamics Generator Natala Kleather Franklin High The Millikan Oil Drop Experiment Steve Wilhite Lakota High School Yeast and Magnetism West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Oxford
Eaton High School
James Bell
Douglas Kramer
Gary W. Kramer
Franklin High School
Natala Kleather
Lakota High School
West Chester
Steve Wilhite
Thailand on high alert over coup fears by government
Thailand's armed forces and police were put on alert over the weekend amid government fears of a coup. The government disclosed the heightened readiness as security was tightened nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangnan
Thailand
Linen Shower Honors Miss Jeni Wren Ahead of Wedding
Miss Jeni Wren bride elect of Richard C. Wiggers was honored at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Glenn E. Selby and daughter Beverly and Mrs. D. C. Perry at the Selby home on Santa Fe Road. Refreshments were set on a peppermint pink tea table with pink and white carnations and bells of Ireland as a centerpiece. Presiding were Miss Selby and Mrs. Perry. Prize winners included Mrs. Daniel Miller and several Wiggers and related guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeni Wren
Richard C. Wiggers
Glenn E. Selby
Beverly
D. C. Perry
Selby
Santa Fe Road
Miss Selby
Perry
Daniel Miller
Richard M. Wiggers
Walter Beattie
Alice Carson
Howard Wilson
Arthur Johnson
Reid Kenyon
Valda Wilkerson
Josef Reintjes
Bruce Baker
Robert Heyer
Harry LaTour
John Halbig
Jack Hose
Martin Rush
Judy Wiggers
Howard D. Wren
Farewell Party for The Sickles at Parkway Church
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sickle of Woodlawn Avenue were honored at a farewell party in Fellowship Hall as they plan to move May first to New Peters burg Ohio. The couple received a certificate of appreciation from Charles Byrum, a rocking chair and a pole lamp from Rev. Kenneth Sherrod, with 154 church members in attendance. Hostesses included Mrs. Kenneth Vance and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Sickle
Woodlawn Avenue
Parkway Church of Christ
Middletown
New Petersburg
Ohio
Sickle
Charles Byrum
Kenneth Sherrod
Kenneth Vance
Paul Lawwill
Olmar Satterfield
Glenn Blackmore
Bridal Shower for Miss Wren Planned by Diver Family
Next in a series of pre nuptial parties for Miss Wren a bridal shower will be hosted April 1 by Mrs Norval E Diver and her daughter Sharon at their Middletown Hamilton Road home. Miss Wren daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard D Wren of Poppy Drive and Mr Wiggers son of Mr and Mrs Richard M Wiggers of Cincinnati will marry June 6 at the First United Presbyterian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wren
Norval E. Diver
Sharon
Middletown - Hamilton Road
Howard D. Wren
Poppy Drive
Mr. Wiggers
Richard M. Wiggers
Cincinnati
First United Presbyterian Church
Kite Contest Winners Named in Pack 10 Event
Four boys won prizes in a Cub Scout Pack 10 kite contest at Smith Park. Gregory Doench Ronnie Mc Coy Ray Whisman and Fred Robinson were judged the best kite flyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Park
Gregory Doench
Ronnie McCoy
Ray Whisman
Fred Robinson
Fortune Telling Puzzle Message From Your Name
A small numbered puzzle explains calculating a key number from the length of your first name. If six or more letters, subtract four. if fewer than six, add three. Start at the rectangle's upper left and read letters under checked figures to reveal a message. 1964.
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William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Local Families Welcome 9 Newborns This Week
Vital statistics list nine births from area homes with two out of town parents noted. Darryl Cocker ham, David Huff, Charles Satter field, Bobby Stanley, Larry Pickerell, Paul Case, James Coffman, Mitchell Greer, Ronald Palmer, and an out of town birth at Great Lakes Naval Base Hospital. Includes grandparent names Melvin Larson and Ralph Adams Sr.
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Arthur Cockerham
Wilshire Drive
Carlisle
David Huff
Yankee Road
Charles Satterfield
Jeffrey
James Coffman
Waynesville Rt
Mitchell Greer
Dalton Ave
Ronald Palmer
Hetzler Road
Ralph Adams
Zion
Ill
Great Lakes Naval Base Hospital
Melvin Larson
Monroe
Obituary/Admission List From Local Hospital Records
Dated hospital notice lists numerous patients and visitors by name and address from Franklin, Trenton, Dayton, and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Martha Morton, David Kibler, Miss Joyce Gustin, Bev Noble, Mrs. Lizzie Brown, Philip Stahley, Elaine and Eloise Hines, and many others. Several entries are marked DISMISSED.
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Joyce Gustin
S. Dixie Highway
Bev Noble
Franklin -Madison Road
Bona Myers
Henry St
Scott Dees
James Dees
Beverly Lane
Lizzie Brown
Vanderveer
Penny Agee
Raymond Agee
Omaha
Jackie Taylor
Harold Taylor
Lawn Ave
Martha Morton
Detroit
Mich
Philip Stahley
Trenton
Theresa Schmidt
Highview Drive
Alberta Keister
Tytus Ave
George Ingram
Fourth Ave
Virgil Hall
Jefferson Road
Ernest Burgess
Jackson St
Earl Burton
Lafayette Ave
Don Lennie
Sante Fe
Stephen Stine
Eugene Stine
Woodlawn
Roland D. Clay
Carlisle
George Baker
Franklin
Eugene Alexander
Orville Gross
Elaine
Eloise Hines
Lucian Hines
Garfield St
Lynn Young
Miamisburg
Charles Cramer
Young St
Ray Taylor
Middletown
Eaton Road
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Willam Kisler
E. T. Brown
Robert Linkins
Marvin Lenhart
Russell Thomas
Don Holstein
Joe Holton
Paul Woodward
Gardiner Scott
James Moorehead
William Crawford
M. T. McMurray
W. T. Adams
Miss Spicer
Henrietta T. Leith
Fashion
Pioneer Finance
Paul Wells
Security
Strassburger
Duc-Dellay
DuPont Chemicals
Area Church
Butte, Mont
Rogers
Gilbert Youth Service
Dhaserai
Trycorup
Holiday Sunshine Center
Breiel Blvd
Middletown Shopping Center
U. S
Philco
Beadia
John G. Banzhaf
Mary Etta St
Orville Binnix
Valley View Drive
David 0. Kibler
Mt. Crab
Harry Miller
Leonard Fugate
Grand Ave
Paul C. Farquer
Frank
Levi Hodge
Waldemar Hanson
Marguerite Wallace
Elwood St
Christopher Dwinell
Lin
Clara B. Jordan
Care Roll Ave
Della Guest
James Farrar
Roy Wells
Hickory St
Azzel Lyon
Atco St
Frank Dalton
Chau
Tauqua
Cecil H. Wilson Sr
Creekview Drive
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Chris Ressinger
Debra Back
Edward Back
Camden
Jennie Weaver
Germantown
Frank Charles Jr
Ellen Drive
Luther Colditon
Franke
Grace Redd
William Reuter
South Ave
James Sexton
Baltimore St
Robert Sloan
Calumet Ave
Joseph Sabo
Kenee Drive
John Ingram
Manchest
Er Ave
Ray Phillips
Chester Booker
Richardson Drive
Ottis .Johnson
Bello
Monte St
Vivian Evans
Centennial Ave
Herbert Norris
Luther Tinch
Roscoe Gabbard
Jesse Thompson
Lamberton
Benjamin Webb
Vada Dalton
James Wolfer
Park Lane
Paul McIntosh
Ann DeVoe
N. Sutphin
Ray Back
S. Main
Rodney Lovelace
Margaret Thomas
Leo Stacy
Cleveland
John BE. Rudd
Plymouth Ave
Harry O'Neil
William Sandlin
Pershing Ave
Michael Kristian
William Wroda
Shari Hunn
Rex Hunn
Terry Combs
John M. Robertson
Central Ave
James Cilis
N. Sutphia
Koone Hughes
Wayne Drive
Boone Hughes
Wayne Ave
Willie Conrad
Morgan St. Anna
Dean
Reynolds St. Scott
Miami Valley
Anchester Otor
Niddletown
Paul ED
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