Society Notes On Rosing and Guests At Biltmore
Mr and Mrs Richard Higham and Mr and Mrs Emmett Sherron were entertained by Edgar A Guest in his Biltmore Hotel suite. The chat was transcribed for radio and aired on a Dayton station. Middleton residents joined a luncheon in Cincinnati and attended Stop the Music at Taft auditorium with several participating ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Higham
Emmett Sherron
Edgar A. Guest
Biltmore Hotel
Higham
Detroit
Dayton
Gay Linen Shower For Bride Elect at Goldman Ave Home
Mrs. Paul Swope and Mrs. Jamed Gutshall hosted a gay linen shower for bride elect Shelene Bramel at her Goldman Avenue home. Guests enjoyed blue and pink decor, gifts under an umbrella, and games with prizes to several attending women. Lunch followed, served to the hostesses, guests, and Bramel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Swope
Jamed Gutshall
Shelene Bramel
Russell Pressier
Goldman Ave
Elmer Watson
Ferris Gutshall
Aubre Tutt
Robert O'Connor
Jean Gray
Jerry Brandenburg
Melvin Williams
O'Connor
Cecil Dane
Luther Swope
Chester Laycock
FE. Turner
Tutt
Robert Gutshall
James Frodge
James Layman
Orie Brown
Harold Stanton
Beta Sigma Phi Installations And Plans At YMCA
Delta Sigma Chapter met in Barnitz Room. Kathleen Hannah retired president installed new officers Ange lo Amatulli, Anthony Hurt, Howard Kern, Ballard Blount. Betty Hees to be installed later. Betty Rhoads spoke on friendship. Epsilon Alpha Sigma planned May 28 dance after brief YMCA meeting. Ohio Council report and upcoming May 24 social at Mrs. James Chappel’s 222 South Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Barnitz
YMCA
Kathleen Hannah
Angelo Amatulli
Anthony Hurt
Howard Kern
Ballard Blount
Betty Hees
Betty Rhoads
Epsilon Alpha Sigma
Ohio Council
Springfield
Ohio
James Chappel
South Broad St
Unity Council Meeting At Malta Hall Hosts Drill Plan
The Lodges Unity Council met in Malta Hall last evening with Mrs. Christine Jackson presiding. Miami Valley and Silver Link trained with Unity for a drill set for May 21 in Miamisburg. The H A A club gathered at 1601 Carolina St. for a short business session and a talk by Mrs. Ray McNeil on Filing Systems. Two bridge tables produced high scores for Harold Smith. Refreshments were served to the McNeils, the Petersons, Harold Smith, and the host pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council
of Malta
Christine Jackson
Miami Valley
Silver Link
Unity
Miamisburg
H.A.A. Club
William Davidson
Carolina St
Ray McNeil
Harold Smith
Gilbert Peterson
Whispering Oaks Club Concludes Season With Luncheon Meeting
Sorosis Club held its annual luncheon at Whispering Oaks Eaton Ohio with 31 members attending. Officers elected for the coming year are president Mrs S P Moyer, vice president Mrs H D Wren, secretary Mrs George Davies, treasurer Mrs P F Gardner, and executive committee chair Mrs H S Ward. Hostesses included Mrs Lewis Reiner assisted by Mrs Goldye Fries and Mrs S P Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Whispering Oaks Eaton
S. P. Moyer
H. D. Wren
George Davies
Women Guild Holds Final Luncheon of Year at Parish Hall
The Churches Women's Guild of the Church for the Ascension held its last luncheon meeting, electing new officers led by Mrs J H Brooks as president and Mrs Donald Tutle as vice president. Mrs Henry Yount aided by devotional and a talk on Adult Life in China. Hostesses included Mrs Mable Hall and Mrs Frances Gossett. Sara Thompson Missionary Society members met with Mrs Althea Hollander. Mother Daughter event noted by United Presbyterian Church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of the Church For the Ascension
Spencer Ashton
Ernest Graf
Calvin Young
Kent Little
Jack Round
Harry Phillips
C. L. Kingsbury
Joseph Booth
Harold D. Neill
Harry Smith
Bennett Chapple
Charles Betzler
Donald Updyke
E. Nillan
E. R. Coker
Harlan Helsel
S. Hughes Garvin
Joe Holton
F. D
Sara Thompson Missionary Society
Althea Hollander
Charles St
J. H. Brooks
Donald Tutle
Henry Yount
Earl Whitt
Henry Barker
China
Mable Hall
Frances Gossett
Hollander
Westminister Guild of
First Presbyterian Church
James Purvis
A. E. Roper
Eorge Brooks
Theodore Repper
Charles Boyle
Edward Barker
Strauss
Florian
Godard
Mozart
V. C. Thompson
B. Y. Spare
Abagail Adams
Janet Whitney
Women's Missionary Society of the
Bethleham Lutheran Church
Carl Holschuh
Bertha Zimmerman
Elementary School Band Scores Hit in City Concert
A large crowd filled the high school auditorium as 150 fifth and sixth graders from Middleton elementary schools performed in the All-City Elementary School Orchestra concert. Under Mr J Copp, with Mrs Hattie Holmes and Miss Bess Mitchell, the youths delivered varied pieces from DeLamater marches to Beethoven Minuet in G, earning enthusiastic applause and a memorable finale with School's Out and an encore by the marimba and bells section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Copp
Middletown
Copp
Hattie Holmes
Booker T. Washington School
De‘Lamater
Qruscians
Holmes
Bert Sheard
Lance Caudill
Jack McLaughlin
Eldon McLaughlin
P.R
First Ladies Day at Forest Hills Club
The first Ladies Day of the season was held at Forest Hills Country Club yesterday with more than 25 members and guests attending a luncheon and bridge party despite rain. Mrs J T Schraffenberger chaired the entertainment. Tomorrow is family night and Friday features a dinner and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
J. T. Schraffenberger
Middletown Camera Club elects new vice president
Vernon Herrmann was elected vice-president at Middletown Camera Club yesterday after Frank Mackey resigned. Print competition were Jim Brate and Arnold Boxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Herrmann
Middletown
Camera Club
Frank Mackey
Jim Brate
Arnold Boxwell
Man Sentenced for Seed Theft in Hillsboro
Earl W. Hutzell received a one to 15 year term after pleading guilty to stealing eight bushels of seed from an uninhabited dwelling on the Albert Briggs farm in Hillsboro Ohio. Judge George W. McDowell handed down the sentence yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Earl W. Hutzell
George W. McDowell
Hutzell
Albert Briggs
Missionary and Church Groups Host Mother Daughter Events
A church gathering last night drew forty eight attendees for a missionary meeting with a yellow and white decor. Daughters led the opening greetings, mothers responded, and several musical selections honored mothers while study topics covered Ethiopia and South Sudan.
Group schedules May 21 event and shifts meeting night
The group will sponsor Saturday May 21 and voted to move regular meetings to the fourth Tuesday of each month starting with the September gathering. Mrs F Hastings entertained with three readings, assisted by several members. Indoor beach party was a feature of Mrs R A Hills Sunday School class meeting at the president's home with 27 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hastings
Waynesville
Hanna
Ralph Montgomery
T. L. Gorsuch
Lucretia Carr
Shirley Parker
Z. Polis
R. A. Hill
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Black Little
Harold Goetz
Maple Park Mothers Meeting And Local Club News
Maple Park Mothers will meet at the school Thursday at 1 p.m. Dr. R C Dunn pathologist at Middletown Hospital will speak on cancer after which new officers will be installed. A flower will be presented to the mother with the most children in school. Mrs Carey Martin of Trenton will entertain Lonestar Past Councilors Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Omega Phi Tau Sorority meets 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs Earl Murphy 707 Mary Etta St. The White Shrine of Jerusalem meets Thursday 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. A report of the Supreme Shrine session in Chicago will be given by the Worthy High Priestess followed by a Mother's Day program and refreshments. Catholic Ladies of Columbia hold a covered dish dinner tonight at 6 30 in Holy Trinity's cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Bible
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Aeronca
Anna Graf
H. H. Jung
Jung
L. Hoppe
Carl Stubbs
Murray Jacobs
H. Duvall
Beulah Combs
Clara Lenhart
Combs
Marion Horton
Hugh Stidham
Grant Back
Clarence Adams
Elmer Beagley
Jeff Howard
Hugh Stedham
Maple Park
R. C. Dunn
Middletown Hospital
Carey Martin
Trenton l
Lonestar Past
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Earl Murphy
Mary Etta St
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Supreme Shrine
Chicago
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Holy Trinity
Evening program highlights at Richland church meeting
Rich piano selections by Mrs. Lionell McFeeter framed an update on the Lutheran conference in Rich ard Jones. Miss Louise Behrens reviewed Cheng's Mother by Irene Forsythe and spoke of Chinese missionary work. Miss Eleanor Hausen cited devotional books for home use. The gathering closed with the Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionell McFeeter
Richard
Jones
Mont
Ind
Louise Behrens
Cheng
Irene Forsythe
Eleanor Haueisen
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News of Society
Peg Rosing
MARTS
Salon
Yankee RD
Maytag
Middletown OrnaMental Iron Co
Dihool Yard
Steipe-Rivas
Kyle
Ime Shoes
Rodere Res Strand Theatre
Whispering Oaks
Women's Missionary Society and
The
Mary Kyle Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Forest Hills Club
Wilson Funeral Home
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Gay Sorrell
Jack Wilkinson
Reuben
Rachel
Marie Draut
Susan Henry
Phoebe Henry
H. Fogelman
Mary Kyle
Ed Sorrell
Betty Ann Wendt
Mumsie O’ Mine
Ritchley
Ethiopia
South Sudan
Bert Guernsey
Myrna Gray
Bernice Yocum
Dorothy Radabaugh
Johnson and Morse
Woman's Society
M. Rodefer
A. Chippendale
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. H. Sullivan
Manchester Rd
Robert Brown
Jack Stutz
Stutz
J. B. McMann
Delmon Whitt
Sunshine Circle
Evangelical United Brethren
Marion Faulkner
Avalon
Faulkner
William Clevenger
Edward Mull
Florence Hanna
Holiday House
Zeno Brandon
Edward Behrens
Longview
Clorox
Clorox Line
Gal
Jug
Red Cross
Ralph Mason
Ernest Jackson
Stella Lane
Harry Ward
Robert Lane
Little
Ward
Richard Trout
Virgil M. Parker
Paul Kordenat
Charles Bussett
William Forkner
Charles Mills
George Brooks
John Florey
Cecil Kindred
Beulah McCray
S.S.W
First Baptist Church
Ray Kraft
Ray Adkins
St. Clair Lavell
Landscape Service
Wayne Hi Nursery
Hamilton
Is Nursery
High Street
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