Young Richardson Rites Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Carol Sue Young of Gallipolis and Charles E. Richardson of Manchester Road. They wed March 11 in Pearsburg First Methodist Church, with Rev. James E. Hawkins officiating.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1965
Page
6
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Carol Sue Young of Gallipolis and Charles E. Richardson of Manchester Road. They wed March 11 in Pearsburg First Methodist Church, with Rev. James E. Hawkins officiating.
Royal Matron Mire Charlies Flam and Royal Patron John Tayior led the installation of Imperial Court 34 Amaranth officers at the Commercial Building on S Main Street. Numerous officers and escorts were installed, including Mrs Ann Arkill as associate matron and Mrs John Tayior as secretary, with guests from Dayton Springfield Troy and Cincinnati attending the ceremonies.
Pharmacist at Middletown Hospital will discuss poisons in the home as a guest speaker at the Nurses Alumni meeting. Students are invited to attend the 7 p.m. session at Verity Hall. Hostesses include Mrs William Sweeney, chairwoman, and Miss Marilyn Zech with several other hosts.
Bridesmaids luncheon hosted by Mrs L P Mulligan on Main Street for Sara Sally Dumford bride-elect of Jacques Fichrer of Hamilton. Attendants included Joyce Mullins Diane Fiehrer Ruth Ann Dobrozsi and Mrs Walter Weber. Wedding set for Saturday at 11:30 am Holy Trinity Church.
Miss Arlene Andre, daughter of L Marcellus and Mrs. Andre, will wed Chester L Selby son of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Selby on June 12 at 2 30 p m at St John s Church after a sequence of showers including a miscellaneous party hosted by Mrs Sarah Heardman at the Roebuck home on Arlington Avenue.
A luncheon at Miss Hazel Duvall’s home celebrated bride-elect Judy Davis, fiancée of Frank Capozzi. Pink washcloth nosegays and spring flowers adorned the setting as guests presented a gift in her crystal pattern. Judy Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William J. Davis, and Frank Capozzi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Constantino Capozzi, plan a May 15 wedding at Holy...
Joyce Gaston bride elect of Jerry Russell was honored at a miscellan eous shower hosted by Mrs. Jacob Eckhardt and Mrs. Everett Hens ley at the Clock Restaurant. The couple, children of Louis J. Gaston and William B. Russell Sr., plan to marry June 25 at St. Marys Church. Decorations featured pink roses and white bells. Attendees included numerous local relatives and friends.
The Middletown Teachers' Club held its last regular meeting with a May breakfast at Shillito's Captain's Table Room in Tri-County Shopping Center. Officers for the coming year were named and a fashion demonstration by the store consultant covered colors fabrics and styles in dresses coats hats purses and gloves. Hostesses included Alice Hawkins and Laree Hagan along with Sultsted Sixt Charles Charles and Mrs Clifton White head.
Mrs. Charles Landis is a candidate for treasurer as the Hamilton Deanery Council of Catholic Women prepares for the Archdiocesan Council biennial convention in Cincinnati. About 1000 delegates are expected at the Netherland Hilton to hear Eva Fleischner and Archbishop Alter, with Mrs. Marcus Kirch of Youngstown among speakers. The local council spans 260 parishes and links to the National Council of Catholic Women, coordinating 10 million members.
The wedding of Miss Janice Tipton daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Tipton Brelsford Prive Trenton and Leroy McCloud of Manchester Avenue occurred Thursday at 650 pm at Clayton Street Church of God. Rev John FE Black performed the double ring ceremony before baskets of spring flowers. Linda MacLean served as maid of honor with pink and white carnations and blue crepe attire. Best man was Charlie Nickles with James Hartman as usher. the bride is a Tren ton High School alumna employed locally.
Gloria Statos of Dayton was chosen queen of the 1th annual May Festival by five common pleas court judges in a Manchester Motor Inn ceremony. Contestants, musicians, and a mink stole prize highlighted the event sponsored by Middletown Hamilton Chapter 209 Order of Ahepa.
Bobbie Brooks and her husband, a Lemon-Monroe alumnus employed by Armco, plan to live on Windsor Road in Blue Ball after a honeymoon in the Smoky Mountains.
Ida Morningstar Chapter CBS will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building on S Main Street. Worthy Matron Mabel Morgan and Worthy Patron Karl Davis will preside. Highlights include a talent auction with Mrs Joe Minor in charge of decorations and a social hour arranged by Mrs Jack Reeder.
When frying finely diced salt pork use moderate heat to render fat without burning. Cook slowly to render fat evenly, then proceed with the recipe.
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