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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1977
Page
10
Prepare a breakfast in bed for Mother's Day with waffles, fresh strawberries, yogurt and whipped topping. Serve on fine china with flowers and coffee for four. Assemble by pureeing berries, mixing with yogurt and topping, then topping warm waffles and arranging sliced berries. Refrigerate briefly before serving.
The Woman's Century Club held its annual banquet at St. Paul's United Church of Christ. New officers installed included Mrs A J Lisch as president and Mrs Frank Neal as vice president. Mrs Ray Young as treasurer and others filled key posts. Mrs Scully presented a program on The Presidents Wives highlighting Lucy Webb Hayes Dolly Madison and other first ladies. Hosts were Mrs Roscoe Kincaid Mrs Mark Richter and Mrs Neal with guests Mrs Herbert Bissell and Mrs Arthur Schneider.
Mary L Sohngen, assistant professor of English at Miami University, is the 1977 Outstanding University Woman Award recipient. She has advisory roles at Hamilton campus, worked with the Gerontology Center, chaired a women status task force, and will be promoted to associate professor July 1.
Miss Jennifer Jo Elam will marry Carl H. Batliner Jr. of Monroe Street on May 21 at St. Pauls United Church of Christ. Maids of honor include Marlena Richards. best man Kevin Batliner. bridal party from Hamilton Middletown and Kansas City. Reception at Forest Hills Country Club with hostesses listed. Parties and showers precede the event with a May 20 rehearsal dinner hosted by Mr Batliner’s father.
Mrs Gary Smith as chapter president announced committee chairmen at a meeting held at Mrs Robert Hlanselman’s home in Trenton. Social chairmen include Mrs Charles Rudokas and Mrs Joseph Jasper. other chairs are Mrs Karrie Roberts in ways and means, Mrs Mary Ellen Thomas in calling and delegacy, Mrs Donald Lentz in programs and service and gifts, Mrs James Armbruster in publicity, Mrs Lentz and Mrs Jasper in scrapbook, and Mrs Jackie Evans in secret sisters. bazaar booth work at City Centre Mart May 6 to 8 noted, and Girl of the Year congratulated.
Members of Gamma Chapter Cristonians will elect officers tomorrow during their annual spring covered-dish dinner at 7 30 p m at Mrs. Jim Ashcraft s home 1601 Cheshire Circle Officers will also be installed at the meeting.
A simple beef dish in a sour cream sauce pairs well with rice noodles buckwheat groats or bulgur. The recipe suggests multiple starch options and invites choice.
A gelatin salad mixture is chilled in scalloped orange shells salvaged from morning juice making, creating a decorative cold dish for the table.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stidham of 1808 Brentwood Street will mark their 50th wedding anniversary with a family gathering this Saturday. They were married May 7 1927 in Hilton Kentucky and have three children George of Benton KY Kenzie Jean Jones of Hager Hill KY and Lannie Ruth Bailey of Middletown. Nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren are part of the family. Both are retired with the husband from the Middletown street department and the wife from Middletown Hospital in 1971.
Roger Owsley of Chautauqua will discuss Primitive Lighting at the Mid dletown Chapter National Secretaries Association dinner Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Inn. He teaches metals and electricity at Indian Kiffle Junior High in Kettering and makes antique lighting fixtures for about eight years. Hostesses include Mrs Lewis Berger chairman Mrs Nancy Goodlett Mrs James Motter Miss Betty Walters Miss Elizabeth Whitt and Mrs David Shaffer.
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met last night in Temple Beth Sholom’s recreation room using the Howell movement with five tables. Top scoring pairs were Mrs. Howard Wikoff and Mrs. Sidney Yager, Mrs. Stanley Weinstein and Mrs. Russell Anness, and Mrs. Frank Myers and Mrs. C M Woodruff.
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