Student Models Named For Show At Rosedale
Twenty six youngsters will model in a style show linked to a dessert smorgasbord Friday April 26 at 8 p.m. in the Rosedale School Auditorium sponsored by the Rosedale School PTO.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
6
Twenty six youngsters will model in a style show linked to a dessert smorgasbord Friday April 26 at 8 p.m. in the Rosedale School Auditorium sponsored by the Rosedale School PTO.
A shower in the First National Bank community room honors Miss Donna DeHart Speigle fiancé of Brian Duff Burns. Attendees include Mrs. Russell Speigle and Mrs. William DeHart. The couple plans to wed May 4 at 4:30 p.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church.
Bridal showers concluding the sequence honoring Miss Marsha Ann Kelley fiancée of Charles David Meininger were hosted in Cincinnati by Mrs. Thomas J. Klinedinst at her Terrace Park home. The bride and groom to be, children of local families, will wed Saturday at 4:30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church followed by a reception at the Manchester Motor Inn.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter formerly Linda Florence received two post nuptial celebrations last weekend after their March 12 wedding at First Methodist Church. A miscellaneous shower hosted by Karen Miller included many guests from Franklin and Cincinnati.
Mrs Rhys Rothier McClure and Russell DArensbourg wed in Boston on March 10. Daughter of the late Jane Rothier McClure, Rhys is connected to George Herbert Charls McClure of E Central Avenue. DArensbourg, formerly of New Orleans, now resides in Boston with his spouse.
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Janet Robinson was hosted yesterday by Mrs. James Dineen Mrs. Charles Beckett and Mrs. Marie Ruff at Armco Girls Holiday House. Miss Robinson will wed Thomas A. Draut April 27 at First Church of God Crawford Street. Guest list includes many local residents and relatives.
Oliver Smith president of the Middletown Area Council of Churches will preside at an executive committee meeting at New Era Baptist Church starting at 7 45 p m The note also recalls the first U S memorial stamp the Lincoln 2 cent issue issued for the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's birth
Mrs. C. F. Conarroe and daughters hosted a personal shower for Anna Carolyn Vance, bride elect of Dallas Edwin Myers, at the Conarroe home on S Sutphin Street. Guests included Jatana Vance and Drusilla Myers among others. the wedding is set for April 20 at the First EUB Church with Vance and Myers listing Sutphin and Germantown Road as home references.
Vital statistics list several newborns with parent names and addresses. Terrill Gillespie at 7130 Franklin-Trenton Road welcomed a boy. Rudolph Pringle at 614 20th Ave gave birth to a boy. Thomas Roach at 162 Willard Ave Carlisle had a girl. Jimmy Lively at 1409 S Main St had a boy. John H. Jewell at 1219 Reynolds St had a boy. Victor Brown at 201 Garfield St had a boy yesterday. Omar Tibbs at 3202 Keays Ave had a girl yesterday.
A roster lists numerous patients discharged from the hospital including Ernst Early, Mrs Elzie Cockerham, Otto Thompson, Pierre La Pointe, Mrs Paul Tincher, Mrs Shockey Rose, Henry Cope, Richard Allison, Mrs Ray Emby, Mark L Selby, Bill D Vance, Vance, William N Linkous, Mrs James Flagg, Mrs Florence Aldridge, Richard Kiiner, Mrs Neil R Morris, Floyd E Evans, Mrs Arthur Huffman, Mrs Burnis Back, Mrs Wayne Deaton, Mrs John Fishbaugh, Chester W Scribner, Mrs Marion B Henry, Mrs Roger Bratcher, William O Coffee, Mrs Charles Daniels, Dale J Robb, Mrs Josh McClain, Mrs Garland Messer.
Miss Janis Yvonne Garbit, bride-elect of James Ralph Barbour, received a miscellaneous shower at Armco Girls' Holiday House hosted by her sister Mrs Oatley Parks. Additional showers honored her as guest of honor at Holiday House and by maid of honor Miss Debbie Mettler. The couple, of Franklin and Middletown connections, plan to wed April 27 at the First Methodist Church.
The Middletown Federation of Womens Clubs nominating committee meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Womens Center to select candidates for second vice president recording secretary and treasurer Balloting by members is planned for the April federation meeting The committee includes Mrs Earl Bonniville Mrs Ralph Irons Mrs B B Shackelford Mrs James Shackelford Mrs John Sticklen Mrs Harry Ward Mrs John Newby Mrs Fred Ziegler Mrs Fred Cramer and Miss Happye West.
Ten large Protestant churches gather for a three day session in Dayton Ohio to discuss unifying missions ministries and membership A key goal is a unified church structure with recommendations from the Consultation of Church Union expected to guide the process Denominations present include AME AME Zion Disciples of Christ Christian Church Evangelical United Brethren Presbyterian United Presbyterian Episcopal and United Church of Christ.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Ellison of 809 S. Main St. were honored at a family open house by seven children marking their 56th anniversary. Married in 1910 in Pittsboro Mississippi, they have lived in Middletown since 1920 and are Kentucky Colonels.
CWU president Mrs. W. Tudor Morris announces committee chairs for Christian education social relations world missions and other roles. A World Service truck visit is scheduled for Middletown on May 22. Also filed in Butler County Court a divorce petition by Vernon Daley on March 21 1968 for gross neglect of duty.
Deborah Hale, bride elect of Joseph Stagmyer, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Carolyn Maurer and Miss Marcia Slamka at Armco Girls' Holiday House. Attendees included Karen Begley and several Hale and Stagmyer family members. The couple is set to wed April 27 at Holy Trinity Church.
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