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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1975

Page

6

Pattern for Orsini waist creating dress design

A 1979 Printed Pattern offers a dramatic day or dinner dress by Orsini highlighting a shapely front silhouette and waist belt hint. The nylon jersey print pattern comes in Misses' sizes 8 through 18, with yardage details for size 12 and price 1.25 plus mailing options from the Middletown Journal Pattern Department.

Orsini Middletown Journal P.O Old Chelsea Station New York

Making up the face as art and practice

The article frames makeup as a learnable art. It advises discussing color choices with a cosmetician and practicing to achieve a natural look. Begin with a clean surface, tone skin, close pores with astringent, let lotion dry, then apply makeup and finish with contour powder for a healthy glow.

Brown McNalley engagement and May 17 wedding plan

Miss Kathleen Ann Brown daughter of Mrs. Wilbur Brown and the late Mr. Brown and Paul H. McNalley son of Mrs. Pauline McNalley and Henry McNalley both of Decatur Ti have completed plans for a wedding on Saturday May 17 at 2 30 p m at First Baptist Church A reception will follow Attendants include sister of the bride matron of honor bridesmaids and other relatives plus nephews and nieces as ushers and flower girl Best man and officiating clergyman named Festivities began with an all around the clock shower March 9 and continued through April with several personal and social events in Oreana and Decatur Illinois and Hamilton.

Kathleen Ann Brown Wilbur Brown Flemming Road Mr. Brown Paul H. McNalley Pauline McNalley Henry McNalley Decatur First Baptist Church Carroll Overturf Thomas Hill Nancy Norton Kettering Kimberly Goetz Appleton Wis Bradley Brown Franklin Kim Streenz Tremont Ill W. Perry Brown Summitt N.J Scott Brown Matthew Brown Brian Brown Todd Overturf Allison Brown Beth Brown Beckie Brown Natalie

Four council members attend DA rally in Hillsboro

Four members of the local Daughters of America council attended the 62nd Annual Rally on Saturday in Hillsboro. Representing the local council were Mrs Ray Gerard Mrs Estil Scalf Mrs Arthur Richardson and Mrs Jennie Moon.

The Daughters of America Hillsboro Ray Gerard Estil Scalf Arthur Richardson Jennie Moon

May 9 Coffee Talk At First United Presbyterian

David Chernoff associate director Messianic Ministries of Cincinnati will speak at a 9 30 a m coffee of the Women s Association First United Presbyterian Church Friday May 9 He will discuss Messianic Judaism Mrs Joseph Sabo will sing and Circle 2 will serve breakfast Reservations for breakfast and nursery close noon Wednesday by calling Mrs Mike Williams or the church office The Women s Association executive board meets Wednesday at 10 a m in the Memorial Room

David Chernoff Messianic Ministries of Cincinnati Women's’ _ Association First United Presbyterian Church Chernoff Martin M. Chernoff Messianic Ministries Jesus Christ Joseph Sabo Circle 2 Mike Williams Women’s Association Church Memorial Room

Mental health funding topic at Middletown AAUW session

The Middletown Chapter of the American Association of University Women will host a May 12 meeting at 6 30 p m at the Women’s Center. John F. OKane executive director of the Butler County Mental Hygiene Association will explain how county tax money for mental health is used in Middletown.

Butler County Middletown American Association of University Women Women’s Center John F. O'Kane Butler County Mental Hygiene

Marriage performed in Franklin church

Miss Carol Arden Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Franklin Brown of 585 Martha Drive Franklin and David Arthur Long of 1704 Taylor St were married at 11 am Saturday April 26 at the First Presbyterian Church Franklin Rev Gregory Gibson officiated Best man William FE Sullivan of Plainfield NJ usher Michael Reffit Matron of honor and bridesmaid wore blue floral gowns They will live at 1704 Taylor St

Carol Arden Brown Joe Franklin Brown Martha Drive Franklin David Arthur Long Taylor St First Presbyterian Church Gregory Gibson E.L. Garner Roanoke Rapids N.C Robyn Thomas William FE. Sullivan Plainfield N.J Michael Reffit Benjamin's Franklin Square Mrs. Long Franklin High School

Butler County Senior Nutrition booth to sell homemade items

The Site Council will sell baked goods and handmade items during May Day festivities at Washington Community Center 1140 S Front St. The event runs Saturday from 9 30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Hamilton Butler County Senior Nutrition Program Washington Community Center S. Front St

Attendants named for May 24 vows

Miss Patricia Kay Henderson and her fiancé William Howard Hartman set May 24 wedding at Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m. A reception follows at the Olde Towne Party Room with a line of attendants led by matron of honor Mrs Donald Henderson and maid of honor Miss Debbie Salome. Best man will be James E Hartman. ushers include Ken Henderson Bob Wills Dan Comer Steve Morrison Don Henderson. Pre nuptial events span February to May with several showers hosted by family and friends.

Patricia Kay Henderson Leonard Henderson Jr N. Heinkel Road William Howard Hartman James L. Hartman Park Lane Bethlehem Lutheran Church Olde Towne Donald Henderson Memphis, Tenn Debbie Salome Kenneth Henderson James E. Hartman Deborah Robinson Linda Sabo Hartman Ken Henderson Bob Wills Dan Comer Steve Morrison Don Henderson Memphis Tonn Martha Bergdall Harold Henderson Robert Wills Karen Henderson

Lauren collection dazzles New York in luxe tweeds and suits

New York in autumn mood as Ralph Lauren debuts a fall collection of rich tweeds slim corduroy skirts and tailored suits. The show features hacking jackets satin lapel evening blazers and versatile looks from hiking to fireplace lounging with bold plaid vests and wide belt coats.

New York Ralph Lauren Lauren

Understand disease says doctor on blood pressure

Dr James W Woods of UNC School of Medicine stresses that treating high blood pressure is a lifelong commitment. He notes stroke heart failure and renal damage can largely be prevented with effective ongoing therapy, made at a CIBA Medical Horizons symposium in Pittsburgh.

James W. Woods University of North Carolina School of Medicine Wood Ciba Pharmaceutical Co

Lunch Tips Save Money with Make Ahead Freezer Sandwiches

Save money on daily lunches by making a week’s worth of sandwiches and freezing them. In the morning, remove a sandwich to thaw for lunch. With a freezer, you can plan ahead and keep costs down.

Figur Magic FigurMagic

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