AAUW Ends Season With Annual Dinner Meeting
AAUW members closed the season with a dinner at First Methodist Church. New officers installed were vice president Mrs J H Stalker and assistant treasurer Mrs S L Siye. Four new members were welcomed and a summer fashion show titled From Dawn To Dusk concluded the evening.
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AAUW
First Methodist Church
J. H. Stalker
S. L. Siye
John Akerman
Washington, D. C
J. W Kiim
Charles Trueblood
Kenneth Walker
Robert Portix
Airs
Richard Naber
Akerman
Milwaukee
Heing
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michigan
Ohio
Ralph Miller
Donald Cox
Earl J. Hicks
Jiomer Weikel
Organizatio
John Ross
N. M. Hodapp
W. Lee Hidy
Phillip Hart
Ada
Homemakers Banquet Reservations End Thursday
Mrs. Robert Taylor, chairman of the Homemakers Spring Banquet, announced reservations close Thursday May 19 at 6 30 am at Midway Lodge. Reservations may be made through delegates via the Homemakers Board. a banquet committee meeting is set for Friday at 1 p m.
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Robert Taylor
Spring Banqnet
Midway Lodge
Home‘makers’ Board
Taylor
Church Workshop Slated Thursday
Members of the Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian Church host a District Eight CWF workshop this Thursday with district secretary Mrs S Edward Johnson of Springfield in charge. Guest leaders include Mrs C Myron Cole of Cincinnati and Mrs George Pidgeon of Wilmington. Local committee chairs cover reception coffee hour general church arrangements registration dining room luncheon table decorations and babysitters.
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Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
CWF
S. Edward Johnson
Springfield
C. Myron Cole
Cincinnati
George Pidgeon
Wilmington
Leslie Dixon
Wilson Cashell
Edwin Bobbitt
Lennis Wolfe
James Crowe
Henry Yount
Harrry Graham
Frank Cessna
Mrs C W Smith to Head Salvation Army Auxiliary
Mrs C W Smith was elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Salvation Army at the group’s spring luncheon in the Citadel. Officers include Jon B Brock as first vice president, Earl Stegemiller as second vice president, C A Burnett as third vice president and Joseph T Riley as recording secretary. Proceeds from the Antiques Fair totaled 1900 dollars and the group invited members to the Greater Cincinnati Salvation Army luncheon May 23 with Gen John B Medaris as speaker.
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C. W. Smith
Women's Auxiliary of
The
Salvation Army
Citadel
Jon B. Brock
Earl Stegemiller
C. A. Burnett
Joseph T. i Riley
James B. Diefenbach
Lillian Funk
N. A. Smucker
John W. Martin
Chesley Young
Salvation Army of
Mother Daughter Banquet Held By SPG Sorority
Delta Pi chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority hosted the annual mother daughter dinner at the Ranch Inn with 36 members and guests. Floral centerpieces used yellow asters and greenery. invocations and welcomes were given by Mrs. Harold Hoover, Mrs. Roger Glei and Mrs. Edna Sauter. Prize winners included Mrs. Roy Longman and others. Next meeting set for May 23 at Mrs. George Frye’s Inland Drive home.
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Delta Pi Chapter
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Ranch Inn
Iarold Hoover
Roger Glei
Edna Sauter
Curtis
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club Honors 58 Points
Members of the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at Temple Beth Sholom and played 52 tables with an average 48. Jerry Lehman and Ted Forsyth led with 58 points, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Guerney Cole Jr. with 57 and Mrs. Phil Cade and Mrs. Howard Wikoff with 55.
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Middletown
Church Plans Program Sunday at First Church of God
The Youth Fellowship of the First Church of God on 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street will present a special program Sunday at 7 30 p m to benefit the church building fund. Participants include the Rev and Mrs Douglas Francis the Myers Brothers trio the Reynolds Trio and the Church of God Gospel Chorus.
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First Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Church Building Fund
Douglas Francis
Myers Brothers
Reynolds
Church of God Gospel Chorus
Middletown Music Club Banquet Meet at Colony
Members of the Middletown Music Club will assemble at the Colony Restaurant Thursday at 6 30 p m for the annual banquet meeting.
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Middletown Music Club
Colony
4 H Pin-Etts Sewing Club Elects Secretary
Miss Gail Frazee was elected secretary to fill the unexpired term of Miss Susan Robison at the 4 H Pin-Etts Sewing Club meeting held last night at Mrs. Robert Line's home.
Methodist WSCS Completes Plans For May Breakfast
Final plans for the May Breakfast sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church are set. The fourth annual event runs tomorrow from 6 30 to 11 am in Fellowship Hall and Epworth Hall with cafeteria service in Fellowship Hall and groups of six or more served leisurely in Epworth Hall. Key coordinators include Mrs B A Roof Sr and Mrs William Housh for kitchens, Mrs Plincy Brestel as general chair, and Mrs Dudley Inwood as co chair. A nursery overseen by Mrs Cassy Jackson and Mrs Carrie Thomas will be provided. Flower sales from the flower cart are led by Mrs Wayne Rogers, Mrs Richard Leroy, and Mrs Robert Bowman. Decorations planned by Mrs Sol Schneider, Mrs Don ald Walke and Mrs Charles Goforth. Reservations led by Mrs Frederick Stork in Epworth Hall, with general ticket sales by Mrs Raymond Young and Mrs J F Seibold. Tickets may be bought in advance or at the door.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Epworth Hall
B. A. Roof Sr
William Housh
Plincy Brestel
Dudley Inwood
Cassy Jackson
Carrie Thomas
Wayne Rogers
Richard Leroy
Robert Bowman
Sol Schneider
Donald Walke
Charles Goforth
J. F. Seibold
Garden Club Meets At Kinne Home Middletown
The Middletown Garden Club gathered at Mrs. McKnight Kinne’s Thorn Hill Lane home with Mrs. W. W. Sebald assisting. After a business session led by Mrs. R. L. Gray, a plant auction was held with Mrs. Thomas Jones auctioneering and Mrs. Ned Warren aiding. May Day baskets for Doty House featured a toy, with prizes for Mrs. Calvin Skinner first, Mrs. Warren second, and Mrs. E. M. Fickett third. Daisy baskets were delivered to Doty House. Formal garden arrangements won by Mrs. Louise Hunter Windsor, with informal class led by Mrs. Calvin Verity first and Windsor second. Windsor also won in the tulip specimen class. Tea at the close was hosted by Mrs. Newman Ebersole and Mrs. Edward Wiseman.
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R. L. Gray
Thomas Jones
Ned Warren
Doty House
Calvin Skinner
Warren
E. M. Fickett
Louise Hunter Windsor
Calvin Verity
Windsor
Newman Ebersole
Edward Wiseman
Teller says shelters could save many in nuclear war
Dr. Edward Teller, known as the father of the H-bomb, told a Midwest Research Institute audience that with appropriate underground shelters within walking distance, a majority could survive a nuclear attack. He argued civilization would not end and extinction is unlikely with modern weapons, though suffering would be grave.
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Kansas City
Edward Teller
University of California
Midwest Research Institute
Teller
Woman Marries Man She Stabbed
A 39-year-old woman charged with stabbing her boyfriend was freed of the charge after choosing marriage. Patricia Lee Copenhaver wed Cecil E. Barry, 49, under a judge's option to forgo sentencing for aggravated assault. Barry said the stab wound was not serious and he forgives her.
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Tampa
Fla
L. A. Grayson
Patricia Lee Copenhaver
Cecil E. Barry
Grayson
Barry
Patricia
Broadway Play Is Put In Hock
Los Angeles AP composer Jule Styne has put film and television rights to the Broadway production Gypsy up as security until he pays his former wife 70 000 in back alimony. Rights posted Monday by Styne 54 and Ethel Styne 55. He has until year end to pay 20 000 and until end of 1962 to pay 50 000. Under their 1952 divorce Mrs Styne was awarded 8 000 yearly alimony plus child support and a percentage of Styne earnings.
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Los Angeles
Jule Stynes
Styne
Ethel Styne
Syne
Vital Statistics Births Reported In Local Area
Several families welcomed newborn girls and boys with births listed at local addresses yesterday and today. Names include McIntosh, Teasdale, Stephens and Smith, with out of town entries from Birmingham and Oxford hospitals. Individual relatives and addresses are noted, reflecting a community record of new arrivals.
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Robert McIntosh
Lebanon Rt. 2
Harley Teasdale
North Ave
Ray Stephens
Lafayette Ave
Names of Patients and Dismissals Listed in Hospital Ledger
A hospital notes list numerous patients by full names and locations including Willie Slaton Franklin Richard son Dr Urban Kurry Baltimore St Irvin Turner Mohawk St William McCreary Franklin Emma Seamon Trenton Harlan Combs Carolina St Elbert Fuller Michigan Ave St Clair Wake Yankee Rd Kelly Young West Middletown Rt 2 Mrs Chester Byrd Elwood Rolla Decker German Town Rd Kimberly Ellis Franklin Farris Roberts West Middletown Rt 1 Mrs Herbert Long Springboro Arthur Sebald Inland Dr Hazel Leyon Mason Robert Chamberlain Trenton Corbett Barnett Middletown George Gill Fred Gill Andrew St Fay Willis Hill Ave Doris Purdy Columbia Paul Clifton Creekview Dr George Riley West Middletown Joseph Renfro Carolina St Mrs Charles Gillum Franklin Josie Hill Sycamore St Edward Thacker Franklin William A Danner Ellen Dr Danny Winebarger Frank lin Andrew Bush Springboro DISMISSED Ralph Banford S Main J Jess Clark Riviera Dr Dennis Frazier Earl Frazier Franklin Gay Frazier Charlotte Frazier 9th Ave
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Howard Sears
Wilbraham Rd
Emma Seamon
Trenton
Harlan Combs
Carolina St
Elbert Fuller
Inez Fuller
Michigan Ave. St. Clair Wake
Yankee Rd
Kelly Young
West Middletown
Chester Byrd
Elwood
George Riley
Joseph Renfro
Charles Gillum
Franklin
Josie Hill
Sycamore
Edward Thacker
William A. Danner
Ellen
Danny Winebarger
Billy Winebarger
Andrew Bush
Springboro
Ralph Banford
S. Main &J
Jess Clark
Riviera
Dennis Frazier
Earl Frazier
Gay Frazier
Charlotte Frazier
9Th Ave
Long Steps Down Eyes Comeback In Four Years
Baton Rouge Louisiana Earl Kemp Long who has led the state enters retirement at 64 while planning a possible gubernatorial bid in four years Jimmie Davis a singer and businessman is poised to become governor amid a volatile political scene observers note Longs mental health history and public antics during De Gaulle visit create mixed signals about his fate and health will determine next steps over the coming years
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Baton Rouge
Earl Kemp
Louisiana
Pea Patch
Capitol
Jimmie H. Davis
Gov. Davis
Earl Long
Charles de Gaulle
France
New Orleans
Paris
Gov. Long
de Gaulle
FDA approves Envoid pill for birth control use
The FDA grants approval for Envoid by G D Searle Chicago as a safe contraceptive pill. Approval rests on safety with physician prescription required. Previously limited to treating female disorders, Envoid would cost about 10.80 per monthly supply at 54 cents per tablet.
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Washington
Ia2 Food and Drug Administration
John L. Harvey
G. D. Searle and Co
Chicago
FDA
John Troan
Scripps-Howard
Ford Recalls 350 At 2 Cincy Plants
In Cincinnati AP report Ford Motor Co recalls about 350 workers after laying off around 900 in two months at two automatic transmission plants Officials are boosting output at nearby Fairfax and Sharonville plants to speed production and rehire staff.
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Cincinnati
Ford Motor Co
Fairfax
Sharonville
Soviet plan to juggle ruble value to match dollar
AP analyst notes Khrushchev seeks equal status for the ruble with the dollar by issuing a new ruble exchange at one tenth the old value. Wages prices would adjust without real purchasing change, boosting prestige while potential trade effects rely on barter, arbitrary ruble pricing, and political aims.
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New York
Soviet Union
Nikita [Khrushchev
U.S
United States
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
France
Hamilton Children Referred To Court
Two nine year old children were referred to Domestic Relations Court after being caught shoplifting in the central shopping district. A Police Youth Aid Bureau detective said the boy and girl filled a shopping bag with merchandise taken from at least three stores.
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Hamiloon
Hamilton
Police Youth Aid Bureau
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