Miss Smith and James N Smith to Wed at First Christian Church
Miss Patricia Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley L Gomin of Seattle Street and James N Smith son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Smith of Carlisle plan a April 3 ceremony at First Christian Church. Matron of honor will be Miss Smiths sister with bridesmaids Faith Hidy and others. Best man Phillip Smith. ushers Tom Smith Byron Strassburger and Jack Jennings. Rev Edwin Bobbitt will officiate at 7 30 p m with music by Jack Murray and Mrs Eugene Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Smith
Harley L. Gomin
Seartle Steet
James N. Smith
Nathan Smith
Carlisle
Miss Smith
John Whittlesey
Faith Hidy
Robert Daniels
Andrew Lindon
Phillip Smith
Tom Smith
Byron Strassburger
Jack Jennings
Washington, D. C
First Christian Church
Darrel Henry
Gary Perry
Edwin Bobbitt
Reunion To End Long Separation
Mrs. Ben Benham is due Thursday from Missouri for a family reunion with Covington and Jackson Ky members and Middletown relatives. Her sisters Mrs Ernest Patrick and Mrs Leroy Fox of Camden host the gathering, first seen in 38 years with Mrs Benham now in St. Louis. About two percent of Robert Palmer descendants will attend Saturday at Mrs Patrick's home. The reunion followed years of separation and was planned by the sisters after locating their sibling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Benham
Missouri
Covington
Jackson
Middletown
Ernest Partick
Grand Avenue
Leroy Fox
Camden
Patrick
Forest Hills members win at bridge luncheon
Eight Forest Hills members won prizes yesterday at the country club’s bridge luncheon. They were Mrs. John Halbig, Mrs. William Flye, Mrs. Len Kaleny, Mrs. Thomas Moon, Mrs. Paull Hegg, Mrs. Ben Finkbone, Mrs. Raymond Moore and Miss Lillie Maier. Hostesses were Mrs. Vincent Sission and Mrs. Ralph Parmen ter. The next luncheon will be April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
John Halbig
William Flye
Len Kaleny
Thomas Moon
Paull Hegg
Ben Finkbone
Raymond Moore
Lillie Maier
Vincent Sission
Ralph Parmenter
Library Career Shines Amid Shortages and Growth
Chicago AP report highlights the librarian role as challenging and glamorous, led by Grace Stevenson of the ALA. It notes a nationwide librarian shortage of about 100,000, required master’s degrees, salaries from six to eight thousand dollars, and large-library admin pay up to thirty five thousand. ALA projects 352 million dollars in 1965 for libraries while 29 percent of public schools lack libraries. The ALA, founded 1876, is supported by 30,000 librarians and Carnegie grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grace T. Levenson
American Library Association
ALA
National Library
Stevenson
Carnegie
ALA Efficiency Standards Guide Library Service
The Association sets efficiency standards for libraries guiding service based on area, resources, and staff quality. Before becoming an ALA officer Mrs Stevenson worked in Hindman Kentucky Evansville Indiana Long Beach California Seattle and Hunter's Point California. She hopes to retire this year and read a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
ALA
Hindman
Evansville
Ind
Alamitos
Long Beach
Calif
Seattle
U. S
Hunter's Point
Wedding Attendants Named for Wilson Crump Nuptials
Miss Barbara Jean Wilson and Larry R. Crump chose attendants for their April 10 ceremony at Bethlehem Lutheran. Maid of honor Linda Kash. bridesmaids Laraine Withrow and Mrs. Ron DeHart. Best man Larry Midkiff. Ushers Ron DeHart and Jerry Lapham. Reception hostesses include Mrs. Terry Brown and others. Rev. Paul Bergdall to officiate at 7:30 p.m. ceremony. Bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Wilson of Evelyn Drive. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Crump of Chesapeake Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Wilson
Larry R. Crump
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Miss Wilson
Linda Kash
Laraine Withrow
Ron DeHart
Mr. Crump
Larry Midkiff
Jerry Lapham
Fellowship Hall
Terry Brown
Charles, Weidner
Carlo Carter
Paula Hudson
Paul Bergdall
Charles T. Wilson
Evelyn Drive
Russell J. Crump
Chesapeake
Ohio
TV Party Hosted By Xi Epsilon Kappa Sorority
Mrs. James Ronto entertained Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her The Alameda home with a TV Party featuring Stump the Stars Password and Price Is Right style games. Quiz Kid of the evening was Mrs. Joseph Alexander with several prize winners named and a guest from Omicron Chapter. A business meeting is set for April 13 at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ronto
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Alameda
Joseph Alexander
Charles Swain
Hal Stevens
Don Cox
Les Mills
Robert Gray
Gerald Manning
Charles Deisler
Richard Hulseman
Hal Combs
Omicon
Beta Sigma Phi
Jacque Lint
Herman Erbacher
Jospeh Zupan
Deisler
Fred Finney
Don Hoskins
Larry Murphy
Ronto
Winners At Bridge Announced
Twenty six Wildwood women played duplicate bridge at the Aberdeen Drive club house. North south winners in the Mitchell movement included Mrs. Morris Johnston with Mrs. Russell Anness, 66, and other top pairings with scores from 53 to 66. East West winners led by Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mrs. Richard Getter. Overall averages ran 52 percent north-south and 45 percent east-west. A new duplicate bridge session is set for Tuesday at 10 15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
Aberdeen Drive
Morris Johnston
Russell Anness
Leland Lynch Jr
M. H. Weinstein
Howard Wikoff
Frank Coldiron
Roy Granger
Phil Cade
Vernon Jones
Richard Getter
Robert Tawney
William Herbert
Robert Curry
A. R. Maupin
Richard Pruett
Douglas Clifton
Miami Students Set Up Own Research Program
Miami University announces a student sponsored Undergraduate Research Program for the next fall. The modest program aims to encourage individual research by motivated undergraduates, with a $75 funding ceiling and student led, faculty endorsed oversight. Nearly $700 has been raised by campus groups, led by Miami Chest, with other donations from Honor societies and women’s organizations. First awards are planned for fall and winter terms of 1965 66, with applications due April 28 and names announced May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Miami Chest
Associated Women
Panhellenic Association
Miami Loyalty Fund
Auxiliary Dinner Draws Forty Members and Guests
Forty members of the Butler County Medical Society Auxiliary and guests attended a dinner last night at the Nikko Inn near Mason. Guest of honor was Mrs. Carl Schilling district director of the Ohio State Medical Auxiliary. Local attendees included Mrs. Paul Woodward Sr. and others from Middletown among the list of present members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Medical Society
Nikko Inn
Mason
Carl Schilling
Ohio State Medical Auxiliary
Paul Woodward Sr
Floyd Bender
John Watkins
I. A. Casper
Middletown
Paul Woodward Jr
Gordon Smith
Peter Ammentorp
Jerry Hammond
Marvin Max
William Crawford
Gilbert Wagoner
John Varney
Kenneth Smith
Calvin Skinner
Louis Skimming
OU Deans List Honors Area Middletown Students
Ohio University Athens named the Dean's List for the first semester 1964 65 with Middletown students Betty L. Cain and Joseph A. Spencer among those achieving the required 3.0 to 3.3 GPA thresholds. Others listed include George C. Staley from Somerville Charles M. Brads Germantown Judith A. Schwing Franklin Nikkia Chaney and Sandra Girod from Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Ohio University
Athens
Betty L. Cain
Terrace Drive
Joseph A. Spencer
Hood Ave
Middletown
George C. Staley
Somerville
Charles M. Brads
Germantown
Judith A. Schwing
Franklin
Nikkia Chaney
Sandra
Girod
Lebanon
Modes In Melody Theme For May 20 Garden Show
Ohio Region Four of the State Association of Garden Clubs plans a May 20 Spring Garden Show at Hartwell Country Club Hartwell with the theme Modes In Melody Exhibits span artistic horticulture and invitational classes. The event runs 1130 a.m. to 830 p.m. Public inquiries go to publicity chair Mrs Charles Goforth 4415 Tarrimore Circle Middletown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Association of Garden Clubs
Hartwell Country Club
Hartwell
Charles Goforth
Tarrimore Circle
Mid
London Has A Way With Met Divas
AP interview with Canadian bass baritone George London. He cites flattery as a tool to placate female colleagues and recalls aiding Maria Callas during her Met return. London reflects on Tosca's Scarpia and hints at upcoming roles with Boston Opera and a Broadway musical Anastasia project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Miller
New York
George London
London
Maria Callas
Purr
Callas
Metropolitan Opéra
Severil
Scarpia
Tosca
Godonov
Boston Opera
Sephell
Reh
Anya
Anastasia
Miami Given Study Grant From NIH
Oxford Miami University received a federal grant of 4440 dollars from the National Institutes of Health to support a Miami research project in cell division. Dr. Thomas G Gregg, assistant professor of zoology physiology, is principal investigator, and the project aims to advance understanding of the mechanisms and processes involved in cell division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Miami
National Institutes of Health
Thomas G. Gregg
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School of
Richard Weston
Beauty Culture
Central Ave
Couturiere
Germana Marucelli
Getulio Alviani
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Ohio Garden Clubs Plan
Dletown Area
Ing
Dupioni Rayon
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