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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1965

Page

2

170 Attend Annual Fellowship Luncheon

The Rev. Abner Frost of Ame lia Ohio addressed 170 attendees at the annual Fellowship Luncheon at Christ Methodist Church. The event, sponsored by the Middletown Council of Church Women, featured brief council reports, a musical program, and remarks on migrant camp services and child care programs.

Abner Frost Amelia Ohio Christ Methodist Church Middletown Council of Church Women United Church of Christ National Council of Churches Price J. C. Lockmeyer Jr Anthony Butch Earl Moore Ernest Romans Women's Society of Kent D. Moore Jacob Seibold Harlan Garr Jerry Brown Forest Leipold James Pelley

Five area nurses attend national convention in New York City

Three area girls and two Dayton residents returned from a five day convention for the National Association for Practical Nurse Education and Service in New York City. The group flew aboard a plane with Karen Miller Ardmore Drive Karen Hanes Franklin Wynelle Hummel German Town Sally Cairns Dayton and Sharon Glock Dayton. Accompanying them were Mildred Long Middletown Hospital instructor and Elizabeth Smith Dayton School of Practical Nursing coordinator. They also toured the World Fair after the convention at the Statler Hilton Hotel.

Tea Hostesses Named For Middletown Card Party

Mrs. J. R. Weir and Mrs. Homer Leffler will serve as tea table hostesses for the Soroptimist Club of Middletown card party on May 4 at the Women's Center. The 7:30 pm event features a dessert smorgasbord, guests provide their own cards, and prizes will be awarded. Fund-raising chairmen are Mrs. Howard Fitzwater and Mrs. Lawrence Beckwith. Tickets from Mrs. Sol Schneider or Dr. Ann Oyer.

J. R. Weir Homer Leffler Soroptimist Club of Middletown Women’s Center Howard Fitzwater Lawrence

Oriental Highlights At Mother Daughter Dinner At Church

The annual Mother Daughter dinner hosted by WSWS of the First EUB Church features a guest speaker Mrs C A Archibald of Cincinnati who lived in Japan for two and a half years. The program includes pianist Mrs George Sakata and the church children's choir with Tokonoma pantomime, plus music directed by Mrs Murray Jacobs. Tickets must be reserved by Monday with Mrs Lucretia Carr. A display of Japanese dolls clothing and crafts will be shown.

WSWS EUB Church Fellowship Hall C A. Archibald Cincinnati Japan George Sakata Girls of the Church Children’s Choir Harold Kesselring Janet Kesselring Tokonoma Charles Fogel Murray Jacobs James Stump Robert Carpenter Howard Price Richard Lovelace Schneider Ralph DeBord William Mason Anna J. DeBord Carl Rossi Harold McGraw Clifford Stearns Alpert Pfeiffer Max Wise Floyd Cline Shirley Keller Mary- Martha Carpenter Lovelace Ruth

Two Ball Foursome Slated May 16 at Forest Hills

The first Two Ball Foursome for the 1965 season will be held at Forest Hills golf course on Second Avenue May 16 with a 1 pm tee off. A buffet dinner will be served in the lodge at 5 p.m. Reservations are handled by Mr and Mrs Ray Miles and Mrs David Popp. Deadline is May 12.

Forest Hills Second Avenue Ray Miles David Popp

Minority Problems Discussed At University Women Meeting

The American Family Study Group of the American Association of University Women met Thursday to discuss problems facing Mexican Americans American Indians American Negroes and New York minority groups. Speakers referenced Beyond the Melting Point noting ghettos persist. Indian reservations struggle to support youth with literacy down to 12.2 percent in 1949. Negro family life cited as unstable due to discrimination and economic barriers.

American Association of University David T. Morgan Florence Powell Harry Aronoff Mildred Winkleman New York Nathan Glazer Daniel Patrick Moynihan New York City America

Coming Events by Woman's Century Club

Members meet Monday at 6 30 p m for a dinner and business session at the First EUB Church on Baltimore Street. If you launder fabrics before sewing, turn and baste a temporary hem to prevent raw edges from raveling.

Woman's Century Club EUB Baltimore Street

Rehearsal Dinner Precedes Betty Wilson and Michael Scorti Nuptials

The pre wedding events wrap with a rehearsal at St Johns Church and a dinner at Clock Restaurant for the wedding party. Attendees include Mr and Mrs William H Wilson and others from Ross Street Burton Road and local families. The couple plans to wed today at 2 30 pm at St Johns Church.

Betty Sue Wilson Michael Scotti the Clock St. John’s Church William H Wilson James Lezzoni Paul Scotti Jerry Davis William Uhl Fred Sander Lee Weninger Richard Dumford Mary Ann Gilmer Thomas Butters Ann Dorsey John Sitter Mara Lee Branstrator Pat Scorti Fran DeBolt Wilson William H. Wilson Ross Street Scorti Burton Road St. John's Church

Local Student Honored at Park College for Leadership and Achievements

Gary L. Sorrell of Well Road Parkville Missouri, graduate of Park College on April 25, received the Parker Memorial Fund award for exemplifying the college ideals. He also earned the Professor Robins Memorial award, led campus activities as Student Council president and Parche vard Calliopean club head, captained the soccer team, and earned a Who’s Who recognition. He will hold an assistantship at the University of Oklahoma next year.

Gary L. Sorrell Loran R. Sorrell Well Road Park College Gary Parkville Parker Memorial Fund John M. Hamilton Middletonian Professor Robins Parchevard - Calliopean University of Oklahoma

Dance and Clinic Planned for Hairdressers in Hamilton

A spring dance by Affiliate 32 of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Assn Inc will be at Moose Hall 329 S Second St Hamilton May 15 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Sheik Coyle's orchestra and vocalist. Theme Fun Fashion and Fantasy. Cloud Buck leads arrangements with other committee members. The OHIO State Hair Fashion committee affiliate NHCA will sponsor an educational clinic at Richard Weston School of Beauty Culture 320 High St Hamilton tomorrow 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lewis Todd says four or more OSHFC top artists will teach latest styles trends and techniques.

National Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Assn. Inc Moose Hall S. Second St Hamilton Sheik Coyle Affilite Cloud Buck Ohio State Hair Fashion Committee NHCA Richard Weston

Fire crews respond to grass fire and medical incident in Middletown

Firefighters rushed to 1710 Highland Street at 2 58 PM yesterday for a grass fire with no damage to Gary Gustin residence blamed on a lighted cigarette. At 7 24 PM yesterday firefighters were sent to 1106 Baltimore Street for 14 year old Andrew Blunt who became ill and was treated and released at Middletown Hospital by Tri County ambulance.

Middletown Highland St Gary Gustin Baltimore St Andrew Blunt Middletown Hospital Tri-County Ambulance

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