Women attend 1978 United Methodist Assembly in Louisville
Faith United Methodist Church members Mrs. C R Schneider Mrs Clifton Whitehead and Mrs Charles Conatroe of Middletown were among 9000 women at the International Assembly of United Methodist Women held April 27 30 in Louisville Ky Theme A New People for a New Age focused on Christian social issues Mrs Conarroe and Mrs Whitehead attended sessions on changing lifestyles while Mrs Schneider joined law of the sea seminars. The assembly is non voting and meets every three years.
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Faith United Methodist Church
C. R. Schneider
Clifton Whitehead
Charles Conatroe
Middletown
International Assembly of United Methodist Women
Louisville
Conarroe
Whitehead
Schneider
Geneva
Switzerland
Church
May Breakfast Arrives at First United Methodist Church
The 22nd annual May Breakfast hosted by the First United Methodist Women's group takes place Wednesday from 6 to 10 30 am at the church on S Broad Street. Tickets are $2 25 for adults and 75 cents for children, available at the door or in advance from Mrs Benny Brown or Mrs Glenn Barker. Irene Casperson and Maxine Fletcher will demonstrate Ala Prima oil painting in the church halls as guests tour the art studios and view finished works.
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First United Methodist Women’s Organization
First United Methodist Church
S. Broad Street
Kay Long
Benny Brown
Glenn Barker
Fellowship
Epworth
Irene Casperson
Maxine Fletcher
Remarried Bliss Comes with Hidden Rules for Ex Partners
Manhattan author Davidyne Mayleas explores the “synergistic family” in remarriage with children, arguing old rules from first marriages fail. Her book Bewedded Bliss cites 40 percent of remarriages ending in five years, yet 60 percent succeed when families integrate and avoid conflict with ex spouses.
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Manhattan
Davidyne Mayleas
Mayleas
Lance
Bill Mayleas
Ashley Butler
Somerville
N.J
Davidyne
Bill
Alexandra
Sandy
United States
America
Attendants named for May 6 nuptials
Miss Beverly Green and Steve Jarrell announce attendants for their May 6 wedding at 7 30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church in Camden. Miss Sue Deaton is maid of honor with bridesmaids Mrs. Mike Green Debbie Kehrie Lori Eleather and Sharon Woodbury. Best man is Mark Smith and ushers include Mike Green Mark Moon Chuck Demostenes and Darrell Simpson. Flower girl Jennifer Lohrey and ringbearer Brett Green. Rehearsal events and showers cited. Bride-elect is daughter of Mr and Mrs Bobby Green of 52 S Lafayette St Camden. groom’s parents Park Drive and William Jarrell of Cincinnati.
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Beverly Green
Steve Jarrell
United Methodist Church
Camden
Sue Deaton
Mike Green
Debbie Kehrie
Lori Eleather
Sharon Woodbury
Mark Smith
Mark Moon
Chuck Demostenes
Darrell Simpson
Jennifer Lohrey
Brett Green
Miss Green
Helen Price
Carolyn Seal
Trenton
Pearl Hunter
Betty Kehrle
Margaret Jarrell
Park Drive
Congress Inn
Kehrle
Bobby Green
S. Lafayette St
William Jarrell
Cincinnati
Membership in Dames Approved for Helen Stevens
Miss Helen Stevens of 5 Gardner Place is now a member of Capt. Jan Van Stryder Chapter Colonial Dames of the 17th Century, with her mother a charter member. Her application was approved by the national headquarters in Washington DC, based on descent from an ancestor who served the American colonies before 1701.
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Helen Stevens
Russell D. Stevens Jr
Gardner Place
Jan van Stryder
Miss Stevens
Society
Washington, D.C
May 13 Cotillion Placed At Manchester Inn
Bruce Brownfield's orchestra to play for the Merry Mixers Cotillion dinner dance on May 13 at the Manchester Inn. A committee chaired by Mr and Mrs Melvin Dowden leads planning with assistants including Mr and Mrs Jake Ireland in charge of reservations and Mr and Mrs R S Weatherwax Jr Mr and Mrs John Angiolini and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Morris helping with arrangements.
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Bruce Brownfield
Manchester Inn
Melvin Dowden
Jake Ireland
R. S. Weatherwax Jr
John Angiolini
Gilbert Morris
Bowlin Day Engagement Set for June 24 in Franklin
Mr and Mrs Clay Bowlin of Franklin announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Renee to Charles Kenneth Day son of Mrs Rosalene Day of Carlisle and the late John Day. Miss Bowlin is a 1977 Franklin High School graduate attending Middletown Business College. Day is a 1976 Carlisle High School graduate employed by CB Manufacturing in West Carrollton. A June 24 wedding is planned at Missionary Baptist Temple.
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Clay Bowlin
Forest Ave
Franklin
Sandra Renee
Charles Kenneth Day
Rosalene Day
10Th Ave
Carlisle
John Day
Miss Bowlin
Franklin High School
Middletown Business College
Day
Carlisle High School
CB. Manufacturing & Sales Co
West Carrollton
Missionary Baptist Temple
Meeting set for Ida Mornieb Boag tribute
A meeting is scheduled tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple to pay tribute to Ida Mornieb Boag. The session will be conducted by Mrs Bill Hall worthy matron of the group.
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Ida Mornieb Boag
Order of Will
Saeien
Masonic Temple
Bill Hall
Salmon Treats for Elegant Fish Fillet Rolls
Salmon offers a tasty stuffing option for fillet rollups that can be poached steamed or baked. The dish highlights canned salmon as a convenient filling.
Local coed earns honor at University of Kansas
Lisa Chismire daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Chismire 1735 N Marshall Rd was honored as an outstanding geography and meteorology student in KU Lawrence Women’s Recognition Program. The senior KU alumna and Middletown High School graduate stood among other top women recognized by the Commission on the Status of Women. Also honored were five students elected to KU Women’s Hall of Fame.
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Lisa Chismire
J. R. Chismire
Marshall Road
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Chismire
Middletown High School
Commission On the Status of Women Committee
KU Women’s Hall of Fame
Spaced-out fashions shimmer in New York show
NEW YORK AP describes Cathy Hardwick's fall collection with metallic outfits in pink gray bronze tones. Models wear shiny pants and coats, brown and green tones, and bulky yet comfortable dresses with elastic waists. The line features red accents and varied tunics with pants.
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New York
Cathy Hardwick
Andy
Hardwick
Dolman
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