Middletown social notes guests and visiting relatives
Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Morris host their daughter Mrs. Gene McAdoo and granddaughter Cynthia from Union City Tenn. Mrs. I. W. Solomon returns to Berea tomorrow. Mrs. Anthony H. Walburg visits Middletown for Toni Jones Perry wedding. Runyans and Rosser family celebrate Miss Runyan’s birthday. Roberta Baker visits Ohio Wesleyan and Miami University. Land invites guests to Mother Daughter banquet at First Methodist Norwood. Mynhier and Yous fly to Chicago Palmer House for a few days of visiting and sight seeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Morris
Milton Rd
Gene McAdoo
Cynthia
Union City
Tenn
Anthony H. Walburg
Pittsburgh
T. E. Jones
Fxcello
Walburg
Middletown
Miss Toni Jones
Virgil E. Perry
Ray Mynhier
West Middletown
Donald Yous
West Elkton
Chicago
Palmer House
Bridal Shower For Miss Stiles Prepares May Wedding
A Monroe party hosted by Mrs. Frank Lolli honored Miss Patricia Stiles, bride elect of Francis O’Flynn. Twenty close friends attended as gifts, orchid and green decor, a luncheon, and games completed the prefest evening. Miss Stiles will wed on Saturday, May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Stiles
Francis O'Flynn
Frank Lolli
Monroe
Church and civic group meetings schedule announced
The Calvary Methodist Woman's Society postpones its monthly meeting to Wednesday May 11 at 2 p.m. at 1116 South Main St hosted by Mrs. R. A. Heck. Silver Link Council of Daughters of America meets tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Knights of Malta Hall with a social hour. Semper Fidelis Class hosts Mother-Daughter banquet Friday at First Baptist Church at 6 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary VFW meets tonight at Reynolds St Hall at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
R. A. Heck
South Main St
Silver Link Council
Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Semper Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Reynolds St
Viola Rebekah Lodge Meeting Plans May Dinner
Members met last evening in Knights of Malia Hall with Mrs Harold Flatter presiding. A covered-dish dinner is planned for May 16 at 6 30 p m and the sewing group was postponed. Twenty four members and one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malia
Birthday Dinner for William Howerton at Camden Home
A surprise birthday dinner honored William Howerton on his 63rd birthday at his Camden country home Sunday. Friends and family from Middletown and Camden attended a buffet, with decorated cakes and candles, then enjoyed cards and social time after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howerton
Camden
Floyd Turner Sr
Ja .Turner
Paul
Roy Anderson
Eleanor
James Mynhier
Jimmy
Algin Tincher
J. E. Howerton
Phillip
Middletown
Warren Johnson, Jr
Howard Ostenberger
James Patton
Michael
Richard Howerton
Sherman Mothers Meet Wednesday Program by grade school orchestra
Sherman School Grade Mothers hold their monthly meeting Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the school. Herman J Copp will present several members of the grade school orchestra. After the program kindergarten mothers will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Copp
Sherman
Churches Amama Class Hears Devotionals At Home
The Amama Class of First Baptist Church met last evening at Mrs. Clester Pieratt's Franklin Street home with assistant hostesses. President Mrs. Fred Foreman opened the business meeting and Mrs. James Wikoff led a Proverbs and St. John devotional on the theme Mother. Mrs. Robert Burns, program chairman, presented an engaging talk with a moving picture The Christian Family. Twenty seven members answered roll call. guests included Rev. and Mrs. John I. Parr, Mrs. Benjamin Bishop Sr., Mrs. J. E. Yost, and Mrs. James E. Martin. Spring themed refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amama
First Baptist Church
Clester Pieratt
Franklin St
Russell Jefferson
Herman Mehl
Edwin Howe
Fred Foreman
James Wikoff
Robert Burns
John I. Parr
Benjamin Bishop, Sr
Wikoff
J. E. Yost
James E. Martin
Cancer Society Meets Wednesday in Manchester Hotel
Middletown Chapter of the American Cancer Society holds a noon Wednesday meeting at the Manchester Hotel. President L. P. Smith leads a discussion on advancing the chapter's educational program in the fight against cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Cancer Society
Manchester Hotel
L. P. Smith
Practice Changed Practice for American Mothers drill team
The American Mothers drill team altered its schedule adjusting practice times and routines. Coaches cited scheduling conflicts and a need to refine precision in formations ahead of upcoming performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan Mothers
Schedule Change for Group Practice Session
The group meeting moved from Wednesday to Thursday with practice at 2 p m in the Civic auditorium.
Western College Freshman named Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
Miss Jane Kemp of Cincinnati named Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at Western College spring dance held at Miami University by the original Sigma Chi chapter founded in 1855. She is a dean's list student and choir member, daughter of Paul A. Kemp. Norman Reed of Cincinnati is a sophomore at Miami University majoring in business administration. they met at Withrow High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, D
Jane Kemp
Western College
Sigma Chi
Miami University
Kemp
Paul A. Kemp
Griest Ave
Cincinnati
Norman Reed
Norman E. Reed
Withrow High School
Reed
Finis Written To Season By Century Club Members
The Women's Century Club gathered at Mrs. M. H. Dennis's home for a regular meeting. Mrs. Ralph Rettig led the business as the club voted a donation to the cancer drive and heard papers by Miss Ella Robison and Mrs. W. F. Stein on topics including women's roles and the Pulitzer Awards. New officers were installed: Mrs. S. J. Kuderer president, Mrs. D. R. Baker VP, Mrs. E. T. Storer recording secretary, Mrs. E. A. Badger corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Marietta McCray treasurer, with Mrs. H. B. Harvey assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Storer
America
Joseph Pulitzer
Stein
William Allen White
Gazette of
Outdoor Cooking Scout Training Topic Thursday
Outdoor activities with emphasis on different types of outdoor cooking are planned for Thursdays training session for Middle town Girl Scout leaders. The group departs for Camp Middlemoor at 9 30 a m. This is part of the Spring Training Course for leaders. Saturday features a Juliette Law Club meeting and final plans for the Mother's Day Tea on Sunday at the Civic Association. The tea runs from 4 to 8 p m with invited mothers of Juliette Low representatives, council members, and leaders allowed to bring their daughters or an adopted child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Garnet L. Church
Camp Middlemoor
Juliette Law Club
Civic Association
Juliette Low
Louise Hunter Windsor
Nell B. Blackford
Edward Drayer
Layoffs Planned for Frigidaire Division in Dayton
About 3,400 General Motors Frigidaire Division workers in Dayton will be laid off before June 1, according to CIO United Electrical Workers officials. Frigidaire management cited reduced production, with roughly 1,400 employees already idle since March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Frigidaire Division
General Motors
CIO United Electrical Workers
Frigidaire
Electing May Queen at Ohio State University
Ohio State picks its May Queen from 10 candidates today. The winner will be crowned Wednesday in Ohio Stadium during May week ceremonies at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio Stadium
Society deadlines and rules for notices
The Society Department sets deadlines and rules for social items. Reports must arrive by 10 30 am the next day with Saturday use by 9 20. Sunday pictures arrive Thursday noon and space reserved a week ahead. Weddings over 10 days old cannot be used and only engagement or wedding photos appear. Friday 3 pm is the deadline for Sunday calendar items. Children s parties and stork showers are not used.
Irons Shackleford Vows Exchange in Candlelit Ceremony
Lois Eleanor Irons and James S. Shackleford wed in a 6:30 p.m. double ring ceremony at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church with Dr. E R Turner officiating. The bridal party wore pale blue and pink gowns. The bride carried a white Bible with purple orchids. a reception for 400 followed at Pistrol Range. They plan a Niagara Falls honeymoon and will reside at 2313 Queen St. Both families and guests from several cities attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Eleanor Irons
James S. Shackleford
E. R. Turner
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ralph Irons
North Sutphin St
B. B. Shackleford
Grand Ave
Dorothy Ramseyer
Ramseyer
Herbert Duvall
Claire de Lune
Donna Carey
Barbara Bergen
Margaret Alice Hinds
Richard Pippett
Bette Gallagher
Peggy Ann Brate
Joyce Slough
Vernon Shackleford
Bud Lawson
Joe Wilch
William Roche
Lohengrin
Juliette
Pistrol Range
Niagara Falls
Canada
Queen St
Monroe High School
Miami University
Ralston Paint Store
Louisville
Lexington
Detroit
Altn Arbor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Candlelight installation and Spanish class rule at Phi Beta Chi
In The Clubs Alpha Iota Chapter of Phi Beta Chi holds a candlelight installation service tomorrow at 7 30 in the Manchester Hotel. Mrs Hugh Rankin national honorary president will attend from Troy with five Springfield members and several from Dayton. A banquet follows and the Spanish program project of the year opens. Professor E C Bauer of Miami University will teach. The class name will be decided during the service. Delta Chi Sigma sorority showed at YMCA auditorium for a May 7 dance planning session with table reservations urged by Friday night, with tickets at the door for those without reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Iota Chapter
Phi Beta Chi
Manchester
Hugh Rankin
Troy
Springfield
Dayton
E. C. Bauer
Miami University
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
YMCA
Engineer Meeting At Dayton Thursday
The May evening meeting of the Miami Chapter of Ohio Society of Professional Engineers will be held jointly with the Dayton chapter May 5 at 8 p.m. at the Dayton’s Engineers Club. Certificates for engineers' registration and for engineers of surveyors in training will be presented to men who passed their January examinations in this district. June 13, the local group will journey to Oxford for a dinner at the Huddle and to visit the Naval Science Building and the observatory at Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Dayton
Engineers Club
Oxford
Huddle
Naval Science Building
Miami University
Local clubs plan convention trip and meetings
Dancing will run 9 30 to 12 30 with Jack Walton and band. An international convention is planned in San Francisco with a two week trip departing Chicago June 18 visiting Sun Valley Portland Los Angeles Salt Lake City Denver and four days in San Francisco. Delegates include Mrs Thomas Stubbs Miss Vera Fugett Miss Marguerite Rose and Miss Eleanor Conway. Mrs Carl Bauer reported on charitable work for Seeing Eye. Current Events Club held its final meeting of the season with four new members and speakers on hobbies and antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bles
Jack Walton
San Francisco
Chicago
Sun Valley
Portland
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Denver
Thomas Stubbs
Vera Fugett
Marguerite Rose
Eleanor Conway
Carl Bauer
International Organization
Seeing Eye
Current Events Club
David Harlan
South Main St
Robert Edwards
William Maxwell
Walter Spindler
Phillip Williams
Olivia Harlan
Colorado Springs
Charles Beck
Aaper
J. Thomas Sebald
Harlan
S. Hughes Garvin
Harold Neel
Jeanette Nei+derlander
E. K. Smith
John B. Whitlock
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News of Society
Peg Rosing
I. W. Solomon
Berea, By
Carol Runyan
South Vienna, O
E. G. Rosser
Stanley St
Roberta Baker
J. R. Baker
Ohio Wesylean University
Phyllis Hazelwood
Miss Baker
Miami Univesity
E. S. Land
First Methodist
Church
Norwood
Miss Stiles
Travel
H. Gillespie
Cancer Society
Prac- Warthe
Civie Aubeenditorium
Charles St
Erle Hanson
Finis
Century Club
Esther L. Neil
M. A
Maytag
Shackleford
Mutter Omi
Central Ave
Studebaker
Studebaker Land Cruiser
McConn Motors
Commander
Middletown, Ohio
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