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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1966

Page

5

Spring Luncheon Draws Sixty to Seventy Women

About 70 women attended the Spring Luncheon of the Women's Mission Society at First Baptist Church. Mrs. Gordon Pflanzer welcomed guests and Mrs. G Walter Weber headed luncheon arrangements. Invocations by Mrs. James Le Grand and music by Mrs. George Sakata accompanied songs by Mrs. Ramsdell. Rev. George Scripture of Hamilton spoke on his India mission station visits. Benediction by Rev. Duane Sisson.

Women's Mission Society First Baptist Church Gordon Pflanzer G. Walter Weber James le Grand George Sakata Robert B. Ramsdell J. J. Atkinson Jr George Scripture Hamilton India Duane Sisson

League Receives Donations and Hosts Ward 69 Visit

Longview Social Service League board members hosted a May ward party at Longview State Hospital with a luncheon at David's Buffet. They entertained over 70 patients in Ward 69, with refreshments from the Church at Mayfield and funds from the American Legion Auxiliary. Donations came from West Middletown Ladies Aid Society and Armco Founder's Day Committee. Board meeting set for May 16 at 7:30 p.m. at 2203 Pearl St.

The Longview Social Service League Longview State Hospital David's Mayfield Harry Bailey American Legion Auxiliary League West Middletown William Joliff Pearl St

Churches Host Various Women’s Club Activities Across Three Churches

A detailed church bulletin lists a pot luck by Philothea Class at First Methodist with 22 members and 2 guests, honor roles for mothers at First Christian, and a spring luncheon and circle officer workshop at Crozier Circle. It notes W.M.S. meetings, Bethlem Lutheran evening talks, Luther League planning, plus a Memorial Day program at St. Paul’s UCC and Christian Workday plans. The piece ends with a note on radish origins being unknown and its Orient-wide use.

Philothea First Methodist Church Epworth Hall Wallace Frayer David Peacock John Bunn

Socialites Add Two New Members to Auxiliary

Mrs Harold Voorhis announced the Elks Socialites added two new members Mrs Gloria Little and Mrs Richard Allison at a Thursday night meeting. Miss Claudia Sorg will be an honorary member for the 1966 67 season. The group plans a May 18 luncheon and radio show. A memorial poem honored Mrs Laura Cohen.

Gloria Little Richard Allison Harold Voorhis Elks Claudia Sorg Claude A. Sorg Lester Keeler Laura Cohen Walter Deaton Don Turner Hayden Taylor Dave Velte Glen Shockey

Mrs Conn Elected NSA Middletown Chapter President

Mrs. Melvin Conn of Wilbraham Road is the 1966 67 president of the Middletown Chapter National Secretaries Association. She will take office in July succeeding Mrs. William J. Tilton. Conn has seven years NSA service and fills a role as immediate past vice president. Also elected were Mrs. John Domanick vice president, Mrs. Robert Bailey recording secretary, Mrs. Louis Knezich corresponding secretary, and Miss Karen Shaffer treasurer. The NSA International Convention will be July 19 23 in Dallas Texas. A Future Secretaries Banquet is set for May 23 at Armco Girls Holiday House.

Women's Guild St. Paul's United Church of Christ Robert McNamara William Henry Ruby Schroeder Schroeder Christian Education Heidelburg Templed Hills Pilgrim Hills Church of the Redeemer Harry Taylor William Leasure Robert Tawney Lammie Bailey Melvin Conn Wilbraham Road Middletown National Secretaries Association William J. Tilton NSA Conn Middletown Area John Domanick Robert Bailey Louis Knezich Karen Shaffer Dallas Tex Baniquet Armco Holiday House E. S. Land William Parsley Homemakers Circle Eight Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon C. A. Jamail Robert Smith Edward Reardon Jack Korner Denny Borich Charles Antilla Gaylord West Richard Gray Midway Lodge

Luncheon Fetes Miss Dinah Steller Bride-Elect

Miss Dinah Steller was guest of honor at a luncheon and land linen shower hosted by Mrs. Joseph R. Baker Jr. at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon. Guests included Mrs. Winton Steller and many Franklin area residents. The wedding to Mr. Milton Stork is set for June 25.

Milton Stork Joseph R. Baker Jr Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon Winton Steller Pamela Steller Earl Rose Franklin Wilbur Cohen A. C. Roberson Joseph McClain Maclyn Tobias Louis Bremer Mark Walke Oliver Seitter Leo Berman Vincent Sisson Albert Totten Joseph Blose Monroe Miss Steller Stork Winton ‘Steller Marshall Road Earl E. Rose Fifth Street

Club Officers Installed At Alpha Chapids Meeting

The Alpha Chap id s Cristonians held a Thursday dinner meeting at the Creekview Drive home of Mrs. Eugene Fisher with Mrs. Oakley Kelch as cohostess. New president Mrs. Fred Saver and officers Mrs. Stanley Peltier, secretary, and Mrs. Roberto Cushman were installed, and Mrs. Marty Mahoney joined as a new member. A summer theater party to see Skin of Your Teeth at Playhouse in the Park was planned.

Alpha Chap'id Ter Cristonians Creekview Drive Eugene Fisher Oakley Kelch Fred Saver Stanley Peltier Kelch Roberto Cushman Marty Mahoney

Chrysa Chapter Officers Elected for Buckeye District Meeting

Chrysa Chapter 100 elected officers for Buckeye District 11 at a meeting in Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. Guests included Miss Toula Dallas governor and Mrs. Soter, with donations approved for the Red Cross and Salvation Army. The district convention in Columbus is set for June 17 to 19. gifts were given to visiting officers.

Chrysa Chapter Penelope Buckeye District 11 Toula Dallas Cleveland George Soter Springfield Gus Mardas Middletown Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church

Ladies dominate Brown's Run Bridge event winners

Mrs. Kenneth Shafer and Mrs Heber Jones took first in the ladies duplicate session at Brown's Run Country Club with a score of 29. Other top finishers were Mrs. Phillip Cade and Mrs. Don Osborne at 26 percent, Mrs. Virgil Perry and Mrs. Paul Woodward at 27 percent, and Mrs. George Roberts with Mrs. Donald Daly at 26 percent.

Kenneth Shafer Heber Jones Brown's Run Country Club Phillip Cade Don Osborne Virgil Perry Paul Woodward George Roberts Donald Daly

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Mrs. Melvin Conn Geraldine Himburg Clement Burton Charles Egelston John Ballay Eugene Mack First Christian Church Loyal Friends Carl Chaney Central Avenue Crozier Circle Women’s Mission Society Felllowship Hall Circle and Society Circle Ben Kitchen Don Gephart St. Clair Leavell Ray Schrock James LeGrand Dorothy Clark Wilson Mary Verghese James Telfer Wittenberg Choir Europe Morning Circle Women of Bethlehem Lutheran Church Thurs Esther Kerschbaum Luther League New Confirmands D. M. Ashfal Tom Roberts S. P. Moyer Ardmore W. H. Spindler J. E. Herman E. L. Cape Orient Pastor Lloyd Dean Sheets Full Gospel Tabernacle N. Verity Parkway Young People's WPFB Mrs. Conn Eugene Winglewich Oscar Day Ted George Helen Keating Bhoy Dinah Steller Chrysa Gus Valen Crist Crist Pap- Pappas George Cavalaris Pas Gus Chifos John Cavalaris Stratis Pappakirk Nick Anthew Valen Georgopoulos Anthony Ververis Freida Val-Valen Nick Ververis Javanis Peter Laras Aiso Allendings Mardas Soter John Carter John .Wesley JR S. Eastview Parkway Ohio Rev. Carter Dayton Wmooh WCNW the Pentecostal Highway OF Holiness Church Fairgrounds Grand Ave Hurch OF God Tabernacle Glenn Masen Mervin Whitt Russell A. Robold Hutchinson Clifford Hutchinson Henry Howard
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