Recent Bride Is Honored At Gay Shower
A mixed gay shower at the Mack home on Grand Ave honored Miss Barbara Gross as she becomes Mrs. an Young. Virginia Mack hosted along with Miss Mary Mack with spring flowers, games, and prize winners including Mrs. Emmer Holman and Miss Doris Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gross
Mary Mack
An Young
Virginia Mack
Mack
Grand Ave
Emer Holman
Doris Carter
Monroe Howard
Vernal Gross
William Mack
Edgar Ortorff
Carter
Dorothy Tell
Virginia Jackson
Marie Hon
Patty Howard
Marjorie Rhoades
Missionary meeting at Woodlawn Ave church
Mrs R A Hill's class of Evan gelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs Brack Little's home on Woodlawn Ave. Reports were given by committees. Members were invited to the mother daughter banquet Friday night. Mrs Kenneth Jones and her mother Mrs Florence Hill, a visitor from England, attended. Refreshments were served by committees including Mrs William Greenfield Mrs B Dawson Richard Trout and Mrs Lit¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hill
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Brack Little
Woodlawn Ave
Kenneth Jones
Florence Hill
England
William Greenfield
B. Dawson
Richard Trout
Lit
Missionary Society Meeting At Bethlem Lutheran Parish
Missionary Society of the Beth lehem Lutheran Church met at the parish house with Mrs. Lionel McFeeter presiding and devotional led by Mrs. George Fahrenholz. Miss Louisa Behrens reviewed The Greatest Story Ever Told by Fulton Arsr ler. Miss Jean Ann Jordan played two piano pieces. Linen tea towels from the meeting were sent to Bethany Village and Musketeen old folks homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ann Jordan
Oakwood Jordan
Daniel
Rolfe
Lewis Reiner
Miami Valley Missionary Federation
Dayton
Iss Elizabeth Zimmerman
Bethany Village
Day
Og Fargo
N.D
Musketeen
Mrs Karns Speaks to Women’s Guild of the Church
The Women’s Guild of the Church for the Ascension met in the parish hall for a luncheon and program. Mrs Arthur Griffith led devotions, and speaker Mrs Adam Karns showed slides on the National Cathedral in Washington, D C. The meeting approved the annual report and noted a successful year under Mrs Graff’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of the Church For the Ascension
Arthur Griffith
Adam Karns
National Cathedral
Washington, D. C
Ernest Graff
Graff
Griffth
Ellen Reneck
Hollywood
Calif
The
Guild
Dorothy Chamberlain
Sidney
Australia
Fred Greathouse
Joe Holton
R. H. Coolidge
George Roust
H. L. Cheney
J. T. Crawford
R. A. Dadisman
Fred Canford
Colin Gardner
C. C. Gray
B. F. Harwitz
Robert Eichelberger
D. E. Harlan
Robert Crawford
Local travelers begin two week tour with three women
Mrs. Fred Ruhl Mrs. Edna McCutcheon and Mrs. Jane undertake a two week trip starting in Chicago Illinois. They then left on a conducted tour to Los Angeles and San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ruhl
Edna McCutcheon
Jane
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Freneiacs
Alif
Gay Linen Shower For Miss Newton
A sequence of galas around Jeanne Newton began at the Donald Keyser home on Wilbraham Road. Mrs Keyser with Miss Majorie Manning and Miss Dee Thorn hosted a linen shower with aqua and yellow decor. Gifts formed a table display as Newton opened them amid a treasure hunt that yielded tumblers for each clue. Canasta winners included Miss Helen Brock Miss Jeanne Ann Young Miss Newton Mrs Henri Heisteck and Mrs Chris Daeger. Norma Milburn won best artist prize for the portrait of the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Newton
Donald Keyser
Wilbraham Rd
Keyser
Majorie Manning
Dee Thorn
Miss Newton
Canasta
Helen Brock
Jeanne Ann Young
Newton
Henri Heisteck
Chris Daeger
Norma Milburn
Lois Basford
Betty Colyer
Gibbie Wise
Election of Officers 18 Held by Society
Sarah Thompson Missionary Society of the First Church of Christ met last evening at 14th Ave home of Mrs Donald. President Mrs J H Brooks opened with devotions by Mrs Richard Gray on The Loom of Life. Nominating chair Mrs Albert Lowe presented officers for the coming year. pro tem Secretary Mrs Gray cast the vote. Officers: president Don Keifer, vice president Henry Barker, secretary William Mack, corresponding secretary Brooks. Installation by Mrs Gray scheduled next month at Mrs R L Brows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Thompson Missionary Society
First Church of Christ
Donald
14Th Ave
J. H. Brooks
Richard Gray
Albert Lowe
Gray
Don Keifer
Henry Barker
William Mack
Brooks
R. L. Brows
John Knight
Ral Mull
Middletown
Buford Goad
Elisha Hoskins
Jack Meadows
Weekend visits and homecoming noted in local columns
Mr and Mrs Robert Nickell and daughter Julianne of Cuatalpa Ave returned home after a pleasant weekend. They visited Mrs Nickell's sister and family, Mr and Mrs Charles R Day of Cleveland Heights. Guests of Mr and Mrs Charles MacLean Sr were Mr and Mrs L Grubbs of Dayton. Visiting Mr and Mrs George Leighton of Eaton Dr were Mrs Ed Tishbein of Seattle and Mr and Mrs E G Streit of Cincinnati. Dr and Mrs W B Liggett and Dr and Mrs Robert E Liget visit friends in Columbus. Miss Barbara Ryan of Cleveland has been houseguest of Mr and Mrs Beckman of Harrison It. Mrs W B Quail, Mrs John Ingwersen, Mrs J J Hallowell and Mrs Logan Johnston attended Theatre Guild in Cincinnati for the production of the Mad Woman of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nickell
Julianne
Cuatalpa Ave
George Leighton
Eaton Dr
Ed Tishbein
Seattle, Wash
E. G. Streit
Cincinnati
Barbara Ryan
Cleveland, O
Pe Beckman
Harrison It
W. B. Quail
John Ingwersen
J J. Hallowell
Logan Johnston
Theatre Guild
Chalot
May Meeting of Sunday School Workers’ Class
The May meeting of the Sunday School Workers Class at First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. George Anthony’s home in Burbank Ave. with Mrs. Harry Barr and Mrs. John Naudin assisting. President Mrs. Howard Chrisman led the business session and committee reports were heard. Mrs. Rod ney Barker led devotions “Mother Love.” A program of readings by Mrs. William Barr and her brother Darrell Hodge followed. Refreshments were served and the season adjourned with the next meeting planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
George Anthony
Burbank Ave
Harry Barr
John Naudin
Howard Chrisman
Rodney Barker
Mother Love
William Barr
Darrell Hodge
Viola Romans Host Patients Party At Wright Patterson Hospital
Viola Romans Women’s Christian Temperance Union chapter hosted a patients party at Wright Patterson Hospital in Dayton. The recreation room featured games and contests directed by Mrs. E Weber of the Red Cross. Refreshments served to over 100 patients and guests by the soldiers and sailors department chairwoman Mrs. Lawrence Dugan, co-chair Mrs. Harvey Augspurger, and committee members including Mrs. William Hahan, Mrs. Roy Patterson Sr, Mrs. Ed Eckman, Mrs. Fred Ingle, and Mrs. Carl Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Romans
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wright Patterson Hospital
Dayton
E. Weber
Red Cross
Soldiers and Sailors Department
Lawrence Dugan
Harvey Augspurger
William Hahan
Roy Patterson
Ed Eckman
Fred Ingle
Carl ‘Smith
Last Maple Park Mothers Club meeting of year set
Maple Park Mothers Club will hold the final meeting of the year Thursday at 1 pm in the school auditorium. Hostesses will be the school teachers. Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights Templar will gather Friday at 6 15 pm at the Masonic Temple for a covered dish and a business meeting with officers elected. Kings Messenger Class of Calvary Methodist Church meets Friday at 7 30 pm at Mrs William Tucker's home 2000 Pearl Street. Vicksburg Circle 32 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic meet Friday at 7 30 pm in the Civic Association Auditorium to prepare white carnations for wreaths for polar veterans graves on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park’ Mothers Club
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Kings Messenger
Calvary Methodist Church
William Tucker
Pearl St
Vicksburg Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
Civic Association
Geneva Monk and Lawrence Crout Wed in Franklin Nazarene Church
Miss Geneva Monk daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeff Monk Franklin Ohio married Lawrence Eugene Crout son of Mr and Mrs Roy Crout Yankee Road Franklin on Tuesday evening at the Franklin Church of the Nazarene. The double ring ceremony featured snapdragons carnations gladioli and gardenias with music by McMurrin. Attendants included maid of honor Juanita Monk and bridesmaids Jeanette Monk and Mary Ann Hannah. Best man Alien Crout and ushers Paul McMurrin Bob Willis. The bride wore white lace and satin with pearl crown and net, leaving for a wedding trip in a navy suit with white accessories. The couple will reside in Middletown. Crout attended Middletown schools. the groom works for Middletown Water Works. Out-of-town guests from Middletown and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Monk
Jeff Monk
Miami Ave
Franklin, O
Lawrence Eugene Crout
Roy Crout
Yankee Rd
Franklin Church of Nazarene
Albert McMurrin
Wight McMurrin
Juanita Monk
Jeanette Monk
Mary Ann Hannah
Miss Monk
Miss Hannah
Evelyn Dalton
Alien Crout
Paul McMurrin
Bob Willis
Anthony Wright
Middlere
Crout
Franklin
Middletown
Miss M Kessler Sings With Group at Middletown High
The Scottish Rite Male Choir of 24 from Dayton will arrive tomorrow night for a concert at Middletown High School Auditorium at 8 p m. Miss Merrill Kessler will assist as soprano after returning from Hollywood where she sang opera and concert. She toured Europe during the war singing for service men. The concert, sponsored by Middletown 32 Club, is free to all Mason and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Rite
Dayton
Middletown High School
Merrill Kessler
Hollywood
Mother Daughter Dinner At Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church held its annual mother daughter banquet in the church dining room with 50 attendees. Miss Lois Margerum gave a daughter's greeting, Mrs. Randall offered the mothers greeting, and Johanna Jacobs sang. Mission study theme was The Family Circle with reviews by Ramone Sorrell Joy Gustin and Dorothy Radabaugh. President Mrs. Randall led the business meeting and closed with a friendship circle and singing Bless Be the Tie That Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Marie Draut
Willard Chippendale
Cs. A
Atonalfor
Lois Margerum
William Randall
Johanna Jacobs
Ramone Sorrell
Joy Gustin
Dorothy Radabaugh
Mrs. Randall
Sorority Chapter Holds Beta Sigma Phi Session
Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the YMCA Barnitz room for a business session. Retiring president Mrs Angelo Amatulli read the installation ritual for new officers. Betty Hees shared details on the Greece girl adopted through Foster Parent Association. Plans for Mothers Day remembrance were set. Hees presented Amatulli a jeweled gavel guard for her service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Barnitz
YMCA
Angelo Amatulli
Columbus
Ohio
Betty Hees
Greece
Foster Parent Association
Miss Hees
Mrs. Amatulli
Bowling Banquet Honors Armco Girls Team at Manchester Hotel
Annual banquet for Armco Girls bowling teams held in Manchester Hotel junior ballroom last evening at 6 30. Guests received pink or blue miniature vases with baby iris. The Jokers, winning team of the year, received trophies and pins for each member. High single and high three-game pins awarded to Miss Sue Baker and Mrs Eston Wombold. New 1950 officers elected: Mrs Wombold president, Miss Rock vice president, Miss Miller treasurer, Miss Conrad secretary. Entertainment included a Straight Pins skit and monologues by Darrell Hodge and Mrs George Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Manchester
Pete Jones
Irma Haven
Homer Cox
Floyd Turner
Virginia Miller
Betty Osborne
Sue Baker
Eston Wombold
Wombold
Elizabeth Rock
Miss Miller
Frances Conrad
Darrell Hodge
George Barr
Miss Rock
Barbara Ligett
Pauline Whittlinger
Mary Louise Ballard
Westminster Guild Meeting at Girls Club Hosts
Westminster Guild Presbyterian Church met at the Girls Club with Mrs. Don Carey hosting. Mrs. C. R. Cooper led devotionals from the prodigal son parable. Sandra Theim sang Spring Is A Lady, Marilyn Gehm played Lord's Prayer, Shir ley Duncan and Orville Price sang When You Were Sweet Sixteen with piano. Mrs. Edward Dell spoke on her stay in Japan. Assistant hostesses were Ed Barker W Griss H Jones Ross Cramer Merlin Schrock Walter Gender F Rautio and Katherine Roddebus h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild Presbyterian Church
Don Carey
C. R. Cooper
Sandra Ehm
Marilyn Gehm
Shirley Duncan
Orville Price
Edward Dell
Japan
Ed Barker
W. W. Griss
H. R. Jones
Ross Cramer
Merlin Schrock
Walter Gender
F. Rautio
Katherine Roudebush
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Elects New Officers
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at the YMCA with Mrs. Raymond Nicholas presiding. Marie Aldridge reported a bake sale for Saturday May 27 at Reed Kloon’s, and officers included Mrs Gene Ponnel heine as president with Mrs Howard Cohen as vice president and Ginger Cretors as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
YMCA
Raymond Nicholas
Marie Aldridge
Ways and Means
Reed Kloon’s
Nicholas
State Council
Hamilton
Gene Ponnel Heine
Howard Cohen
Ginger Cretors
Clyde Davis
Samuel Wood
Officers Elected For Coming Year By Sorosis Group
Sorosis club closed its year with a luncheon at Mrs. C. R. Clarke’s home at 2912 Elmo Place. Mrs. S. P. Mover, president, led a business session as the nominating committee proposed officers. Mrs. Lewis Reiner was elected president with G. E. Brooks as vice president, Walter Sheffer as secretary, Mrs. Baldwin as treasurer, and R. C. Beam as executive chairman. Members spoke on United States landmarks and the group will reconvene October 10 after summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
C. R. Clarke
Elmo Place
Clarke
A. H. Baldwin
S. P. Mover
Lewis Reiner
G. E. Brooks
Walter Sheffer
Baldwin
R. C. Beam
United States
Sorosis
Women’s club officers named for upcoming meeting
Mrs Michael Phillips sergeant at arms and Mrs Michael Kaurich historian along with Mrs Robert Hunts barger chaplain were announced. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs James Chappell 222 South Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Phillips
Michael Kaurich
Robert Huntsbarger
James Chappell
South Broad St
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Mrs. Brack Little
Central Ave
Mrs. Karns
Women’s Guild
Rae A
Ena
Best Buy
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem 1
Life and the Post
Charlies MacLean, Sr
Penfield Ave
L. Grubbs
Mrs. Anthony
Geneva
Lawrence E. Crout
M. Kessler
Presbyterian Church
Beta Sigma Phi
Sorosis Group
Sixth Ave
Electrolux
Tytus
United
United Parts
Wilson
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
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