Donations Approved Officers Elected by Omicron Chapter
The Omicron Chapter of Sigma Phi voted to donate 100 dollars to the Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children and to provide 10-dollar music scholarships to five area schools. Officers were elected: president Mrs Don Lentz, vice president Mrs Don Mardis, treasurer Mrs Joe Douthett, recording secretary Mrs Lyndon Peters, corresponding secretary Mrs Joe Jasper, extension officer Mrs Jack Krebs, city council delegate Mrs Bob Beckett, alternate delegate Mrs Dennis Stitsinger. A program on Enjoyment of Music was presented by Mrs Neil Pappas at Mrs Peters home with co host Mrs Clyde Hanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lentz
Don Mardis
Joe Douthett
Lyndon Peters
Joe Jasper
Jack Krebs
Bob Beckett
BSP City Council
Dennis Stitsinger
Neil Pappas
Peters Trenton
Clyde Hanes
Recital Slated March 28 by Wilhelmina McLane Students
Preschool and grade school piano students will present a spring recital at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Women's Center auditorium. Miss Nancy Shorts, an advanced student, will be guest pianist. Open to the public, the program features Randall Adams, Karen Beckett, Kirsten Beckett, Tom Belden, Thomas Bishop, Patsy Campbell, Jodi Carter, Shelley Creech, Rhonda Dennis, Cindy Evilsizer, Mindy Fleishman, Daniel Frisby, Stephen Frisby, Rick Garrett, Lisa Gast, Mark Linder, Julie Morris, Dawn Musgrove, Tina Revelos, Paula Roe, James Sierron, Stephanie Smith, Maria Taylor, Thomas, Eddy Treadway, Lori Tyler, Stephanie Whittlesey, Vicki Weinstein and Cathy Yaste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina McLane
Women’s Center
Nancy Shorts
Miss McLane
Gues
Randall Adams
Karen Beckett
Kirsten Beckett
Tom Belden
Thomas Bishop
Patsy Campbell
Jodi Carter
Shelley Creech
Rhonda Dennis
Cindy Evilsizer
Mindy Fleishman
Daniel Frisby
Stephen Frisby
Rick Garrett
Lisa Gast
Mark Linder
Julie Morris
Dawn Musgrove
Tina Revelos
Paula Roe James Sierron
Stephanie Smith
Maria Taylor
Hol
Thomas
Eddy Treadway
Lori Tyler
Stephanie Whittlesey
Vicki Weinstein
Cathy Yaste
Miss Rita Highley to Wed James R Smith III in Double Ring Ceremony
Bridesmaids and guests hosted multiple showers from January to March for Miss Rita Highley of 326 N Marshall Rd. The bride to be, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Highley, will wed James R Smith III, son of Mrs. Willard Knight and James R Smith, in a 10:30 am ceremony at New Life Temple on Franklin Road officiated by Rev Kenneth Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Highley
James R Smith III
John Highley
Paul Brooks
Erie Avenue
C. W. Bowles
Marshall Road
Wayne Rogers
Charles Pierce
Howard McNabb
Pierce
Curryer Road
Warren Francisco
Tom Bryant
Miss Highley
Francisco
Monroe
Robert Adams
Arlington Avenue
Vernon Highley
N. Marshall Road
Mr. Smith
Marian Spelman to model in cancer benefit show
Marian Spelman, noted soprano and WLW performer, will model at the Phi Beta Psi benefit style show for the American Cancer Society on Tuesday April 13. The event at the Manchester Motor Inn includes 13 models from local stores Irvings Filson's and more, with tickets five dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Spelman
Phi Beta Psi
Marian
Mar‘an
WLW
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
American Cancer Society
Irvings
Thomas C. Blake
Richard A. Haller
Ted B. Martin
William C. Banks
Harry Nicholson Jr
Charles Hurst
Filson’s
Debbie Murphy
Ronald Williams
Charles Antilla
Iva Smith
Stephen Canter
Loyce Carpenter
Manchester Motor Inn
James Dumford
Kensington Street
Cancer Society
William Uhl
David Aleman
Electricty Search Extends To Moon
David Prosser and Ron Ginger of Monsanto Research Laboratories spoke to Phi Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa about two thermo electric generators on the moon transmitting signals to Earth. One unit at 16 volts has yielded 63 to 73 watts for over a year. The ADK program on Heat Sources of Electricity was at Mrs James Anthony’s Carson Road home. The ADK state convention is set for April 24-25 at Hollenden House, Cleveland, with Mrs George Neu and Miss Irene Norris assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Prosser
Ron Ginger
Monsanto Research Laboratories
Miamisburg
Phi Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
ADK
Carson Road
James Anthony
Anthony
Hollenden House
Cleveland
George Neu
Irene Norris
Dinner To Conclude Pre-Nuptial Events
Miss Fay Furniss and Martin J. Nash prepare for a 1:30 p.m. Saturday wedding at the Furniss home in Sturgis Michigan. A March 11 miscellaneous shower honored the bride, with rehersal dinner Friday at a Sturgis Holiday Inn. Attendees include the Nash and Furniss families, friends from Oxford and Dayton, and church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Furniss
Martin J. Nash
Furniss
Sturgis
Mich
George Arkill
Kay
Marshall Road
How to Discharge Static Electricity in a Car
If static electricity builds up while driving touch the door handle with the car key to discharge the spark. This quick method helps prevent shocks when exiting the vehicle.
Middletown Bridge Club Session Produces High Averages
Thirty six players reached a 108 average at the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session held at Temple Beth Sholom. In north-south, winners were Mrs. Richard Peters with Mrs. Roy Granger scoring 126, Mrs. Frank Coldiron with Mrs. CM Woodruff at 118 percent, and Mrs. Vernon Jones with Mrs. Howard Wikoff at 112 percent. East-west winners were Howard Wikoff with C M Woodruff at 125, Mrs. Dorothy Stanley with Paul Rau at 121.5, and Mrs. Mary Taylor with Mrs. William Slusher at 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Richard Peters
Roy Granger
Frank Coldiron
CM. Woodruff
Vernon Jones
Howard Wikoff
C.M. Woodruff
Dorothy Stanley
Paul Rau
Mary Taylor
William Slusher
My Joe Namath Type Dresses And The Fashion Pendulum
A humorous reflection on closet chaos after a season of fashion misfires. The narrator mourns damaged blouses and outgrown 1950s gowns with shoulder pads, charts chartreuse slacks, and a hoped for comeback era featuring high platform heels and a mouillon as Mrs Onassis looks on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Namath
Mrs. Onassis
Vital Statistics Daily births report many families
Multiple households announce new arrivals with names and addresses. Couples include Quillen Coil Douglas Weaver Chaney Musgrove Kirby each with a baby, one girl one boy, yesterday or today. Out of town notices mention a Friday birth at Ft Hamilton Hospital and list several relatives and bylines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quillen
Morgan St
Larry Coil
Washington Court House
Harvey Douglas
Hemlock Court
Springboro
George Weaver
Fairview Drive
Carlisle
Lawrence Chaney
Roosevelt Ave
Reed Musgrove
Sunset Court
Monroe
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Chardelle Weber
Iona Asher
Omicron
Be.a Sigma Phi Sorority
Oni Wee Houe
Magne
Vannesto
Manchester McGee's Supermarket
Billy Michel
Sandy Isaacs
Billy
Margaret Elambonnie Howard
Cincinnati Reds
Moon
John Snyder
Dayton
Steve Lukens
Beth Edgington
Oxford
Phil Mattocks
Ann Furniss
Bill Furniss
Suzanne
Jayne
Sally Nash
David Wright
William Furniss
Suzanne Nash
Mr. Wright
United Presbyterian Church
Royce Shoes
Budget Department
Cor. of Central & Verity Pkwy
Central
Deborah Cluett Sage
London
Rockefeller
Winthrop Paul Rockefeller
Winrock Farms
Arkansas
Bruton Parish
Williamsburg
Nelson Rockefeller
Larry Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jay Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
David Rockefeller
Laurance S. Rockefeller
Wick Womack
Hill Ave
Helen Lockmeyer
S. Highview Road
George C. Byrd
Winona Drive
Denzel Brewer
Gratis
Albert Combs
Emrick Ave
Fedor Bezuglow
Jefferson Road
Lester Charlton
Franklin
Thomas Clifford
Thomas Spencer
Marion Barker
Mike
Southern
Ohio
Texaco
Sul
Roon Ween
Cassy Cane
Ee Trenton
Jew Bleims
Central Ave
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