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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1963
Page
8
The Homemakers at the Girls' Club staged a hat parade last night as part of the annual March party. Prize hats were creations by Mrs. John Paschal, Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mrs. Walter Huhn, and Mrs. John Play. The Happy Ramblers provided music for the show and tea was hosted by Mrs. Robert Vokes and Mrs. Gordon Adams.
At the Middletown DeMolay meeting plans were set for an April 6 family night at the Commercial Building. Awards for merit were announced for the April meeting. A district Sweetheart Dance is planned for June 15 at Forest Hills with music by Three Bills and a Bob. Tickets are available from Mrs Aubrey Tutt or any DeMolay member. A 4th installation is set for April 20 for master councilor George Fraileys. Hostess for last night was Mrs Walter Crenshaw. New members welcomed: Mrs Donald O Hensler Mrs Richard Leichty and Mrs Marion Tutt. The April meeting will be at Mrs Steve Geckers.
Tallulah Bankhead stars in Here Today a rollicking comedy opening Monday for one week at the Shubert Theater Cincinnati Critics praise the play and Estelle Winwood leads a strong supporting cast including Richard Kendrick Peter Hobbs Patience Cleveland and Jimmy O’Hayes Tickets are on sale at the Shubert box office This notice also lists numerous local residents as dismissed or noted in attendance.
Plans are completed for the April 3 Miami Valley Humane Association card party to aid the animal shelter near Trenton. Proceeds fund outside dog runs and a bake sale at Manchester Motor Inn begins at 1 p.m. Tickets from local hosts or at the door.
Mrs. Earl Klein hosted the Current Literature Group of the AAUW at her Flemming Road home. Agnes Bechtel reviewed Only Fifty Years Ago by Gladys Hasty Carroll. J J Canfield reviewed Dr James Conant's Slums and Suburbs. Co hosts were Mrs Robert McConaughy and Miss Florence Powell.
Vital statistics listing four local births. Mr and Mrs Alvin Sexton welcomed a boy at 1325 Woodlawn Ave. Mr and Mrs Patrick Potter had a girl at 11810 Grand Ave. Mr and Mrs Joseph N Back welcomed a boy at 7755 Kyles Station Road. Mr and Mrs Moses Gamble welcomed a boy at 905 Young St.
Daughters of Penelope Chrysa chapter held an inspection last night at Sts. Constantine and Helen Church Hall. District officers Miss Vacelia Loukos and Mrs. C. H. Houpis led the session with former Dayton chapter president Mrs. Tim Steffen present. District business covered the scholarship project and the June district convention in Canton. Mrs. Peter Laras announced a $450 donation to Doty House from the Grecian Dinner proceeds. Hostesses Mrs. John Revelos and Miss Dolores Revelos organized a luncheon and gifts for the visitors.
Swidombe EUB Church members met at Mrs Richard Beebe home on Loretta Drive with reports by Mrs Hugh Cook and Mrs Max Wise. A cleaning committee and a calling committee were named. Circle Ten at First Methodist heard Mrs Joseph Sheppard speak on What Shall We Tell Our Children About Race. Circle Four at First Methodist heard Mrs Leonard Rothe on Todays Children for Tomorrows World. Eva Martin Circle at First Baptist viewed a Japan film hosted by Mrs Edward Jones with ten members and two guests. The next meeting is April 25 at Mrs Alva Taylor’s West Middletown home.
The article promotes celery cooked in a creamy sauce with almonds as a versatile dish for company or everyday meals. It suggests pairing with shad or other fish, roast meats, or veal and chicken, and gives a step by step method including making a white sauce with the celery cooking liquid, adding cream and pepper, then finishing with almonds and paprika for serving. Pascal celery is highlighted.
A vintage soup recipe describes melting butter then cooking celery with salt until tender crisp. It adds minced onion and chives, cooks briefly, then stirs in flour before adding chicken stock and proceeds with the step in a wide bottom pan.
Mr and Mrs Donald T Kjerland with daughter Ruth Elizabeth have returned to Arlington Heights Illinois after a brief visit prompted by Mrs Kierlands grandmother Mrs Murrel Crasss death Their son Eric stays in Middletown with grandparents Mr and Mrs David G Horn Glen Lane and will rejoin them later next week as Mr Kjerland travels to Europe on business
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