Woman's Century Club Ends Current Season
Miss Bess Mitchell spoke on Recreation Amusements and Fun in Our American Heritage at the annual dinner of the Woman's Century Club held at Billeball Presbyterian Church. Mrs. William Giles sang American folk songs with auto-harp. guests included four visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bess Mitchell
Woman’s Century Club
Billeball Presbyterian Church
Miss Mitchell
William Giles
Alex A. Pieters
California
Mabel Gardner
Beulah Crawford
Giles
William McGuire
Ray Moore
Elizabeth Schenck
L. J. Ragland
May Meetings Highlight Church Women Groups
The article covers multiple church women’s events. Amania Class at First Baptist, Bethlehem Lutheran Circle Six, and Circle groups at First EUB and St Paul’s Evangelical each feature hostess committees, guest speakers on India missions and domestic topics, Bible study segments, and plans for future gatherings, with themes focusing on homes, missions, and maternal roles.
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India
Winmore
St. Paul's
Experts Name 10 Best Hats by Leading Editors
Spring fashion picks list ten best hats as milliners and editors from Vogue Town and Country Harper's Bazaar select prominent women. Names include Loretta Young Mary Duncan Joan Crawford Eleanor Steber Mrs Stephen Sanford and others tied to fashion and entertainment world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Sanford
Mary Duncan
John
Robert Sweeney
Emme
Mary Roebling
Trenton
N.J
Hats Magazine
Lauritz Melchior
Rose Saphire
Loretta Young
Margaret Cody
Eleanor Steber
Metropolitan Opera
Don Marshall
George Szell
Cleveland
Eve Orton
Harper's Bazaar
Joan Crawford
Oflan
Clothing Drive Promoted By Church Women
The Council of Church Women promotes a city wide clothing collection for Church World Service. Area churches invite participation and individuals may leave used clothing and low heeled shoes at their church before next Monday. Distributed by Church World Service to destitute people worldwide. The article notes the first patent on a household ice box was in 1803.
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EUB
Murray Jacobs
Edwin Tyson
Herbert Duvall
Robert Schneider
Ralph DeBord
Keith Abney
Vance Cribbs
Clifford Stearns
Delman Whitt
Eleanora Parker
Henry Louth
Women's Society of World Service
Council of Church Women
Church World Service
George B. Letts
Bridge Club Master Point Session At Temple Beth Sholom
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club held a master point session last night in the Temple Beth Sholom recreation room using the Mitchell movement. Six tables played with North-South winners including Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs Milton Johnston 84 Mrs Stanley Weinstein and Mrs Howard Wikoff 72 and Ms and Mrs Guerney Cole Jr 67 East-West honors went to Mr and Mrs J H Waxweiler 71 Earnest Bowen and Jerry Lehman 66 and Mr and Mrs Del Meyer 60 The North-South average reached 70 while East-West average was
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Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholom
Vernon Jones
Milton Johnston
Stanley Weinstein
Howard Wikoff
Guerney Cole Jr
J. H. Waxweiler
Earnest Bowen
Jerry Lehman
del Meyer
Symphony Party Honors Middletown Seniors at Alameda
Miss Vaida Wilkerson director of the Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra hosted a home party on The Alameda honoring graduating seniors remaining with the orchestra. Miss Ethel Schoen and John Palmer were also honored at the annual event attended by all members, marking the season’s final affair before resuming in September.
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Vaida Wilkerson
Middletown
Cub Pack 13 Awards Winners Named at Den 2 Event
Four members of Cub Pack 13 met last night in the Gardner Division conference room at Diamond National Corp. John Back Stevie Sar Jerry Phillips and Danny Allen received awards. Den 2 presented a Great Lakes skit and an exhibit with Den 5. A picnic is planned for the next pack meeting.
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Cub Pack 13
Gardner Division
Diamond National Corp
John Back
Stevie Sar
Jerry Phillips
Danny Alen
Den 2
Great Lakes
Den 5
Travel Notes Reflect Winter Trip Across States and Islands
Mrs. George C. Baggott and daughter Andrea returned to Pittsburgh after a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Boyle of Magnolia Drive. The Baggotts are former Marisne Boyie. Three couples led by Marc S. Vail Sr., Curt Pelfrey, and George Perry spent three weeks in the Hawaiian Islands attending Joanett Perry Brooks wedding. On the way back they stayed in Long Beach California as guests of Harold Ferguson and family.
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George C. Baggott
Andrea
Pittsburgh
Baggott
W. C. Boyle
Magnolia Drive
Mrs. Baggott
Marisne Boyie
Marc S. Vail Sr
Monroe Street
Curt Pelfrey
Orchard Street
George Perry
West Middletown
Hawaian Islands
Honolulu
Homemakers Circle Six Installs New Officers
New officers were installed last night at Mrs. James Bruner's home on Jackson Lane. Mrs. Marvin Miller will direct activities for the coming year along with Mrs. G. C. Thom as vice president, Mrs. Robert Vokes as treasurer, and Mrs. Roger Ramsey as secretary. A brief business session discussed the family picnic in June. Mrs. Keith Enerle assisted with hostess duties.
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Robert Carpenter
Kentucky
New Mexico
First Eub Church
Russell Davidson
Shirley Keller
Charles Foutz
Millard Marshall
Clifford Stearnes
Clifton Whitehead
Carl Rossi
Central Avenue
E. V. Goodwin
Sam Vins
Homemakers Circle Six
James Bruner
Jackson Lane
Marvin Miller
G. C. Thomas
Robert Vokes
Roger Ramsey
Keith Enerle
Uuries
Viola Rebekah Lodge Plans School of Instruction in Blanchester
The Lodges Viola Rebekah Lodge met last night to remind members of the School of Instruction set for Sept 8 in Blanchester. Mrs Elmer Triplett reported final bake sale plans for Saturday at 8 30 a m in front of J C Penny Co. Mrs Howard Hoover led the business session with 24 members present.
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Viola Rebekah Lodge
Blanchester
Elmer Triplett
Ways and Means Chatman
J. C. Penny Co
Howard Hoover
Noble Grand
Williams Sweet Bird of Youth at Shubert Cincinnati
Geraldine Page headlines as the Princess Kosmonopolis in Tennessee Williams Sweet Bird of Youth at the Shubert for a week. Rip Torn plays Chance Wayne. Sidney Blackmer is Boss Finley. A staged TV backdrop and stark set evoke a stark Southern mood as the drama explores lost youth, regret, and ambition.
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Sweet Bird
Shubert
Tennessee Williams
Cincinnati
Kosmonopolis
South
Geraldine Page
Miss Page
Variety
New York
Williams
Royal Palms Hotel
Chance Wayne
Rip Torn
Monster
Lone
Chance
Heaveny Finley
Mr. Williams
Sidney Blackmer
Mr. Blackmer
Finley
Elia Kazan
Tennessee Wiliams
Vital Statistics and Marriages from Local Area
Vital statistics list multiple births and marriages with names ages and addresses. Out of town births, hospital notes from Mercy and Elizabeth Hospitals, and numerous marriage licenses record couples with occupations and street addresses. The section ends noting hospital admissions and discharges followed by a line about yellow being the mourning color in early Egypt.
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Egypt
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First Ave
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Vanmest Ave
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Well Rd
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Short St
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