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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1969
Page
6
A leading insurance firm warns clothing choices can lower accident risk while driving. Advice covers footwear, gloves, coats, bracelets, hair, and dress length, emphasizing free movement and seatbelt use for safer driving.
Miss Pamela Kay Goetz and Michael Wesley Hawkins announce their attendants for the May 24 ceremony at Holy Trinity Church. Attendants include maid of honor Catherine Hunt Little and matron of honor Mark Girard Haeberle, with bridesmaids Cheryl Finke and Linda Bevis. Best man is Jack Hawkins. ushers include Gregory Hawkins Rex Bevis and others. Pre nuptial events featured a kitchen shower and a round the clock shower hosted in Lexington.
Duplicate Club meets at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement for 102 tables. North-south winners Included Mrs Russell Anness and Mrs Stanley Weinstein, 152, Mrs P S Cade and Mrs Roy Granger 142, Mrs Hershel Greenham and Mrs Sidney Yager 12642, and Mr and Mrs J R Adams 12342. East-west winners included Douglas Clifton and E T Forsyth 128 and other pairs.
Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers will gather Thursday at 1 30 p m in Kessler Auditorium at the American Legion Home for a meeting.
Daily vital statistics list several newborns including a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lee Adams and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Williams, both reported yesterday. Other notices include births to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Slusser and a note on residents and hospital transfers in Franklin, Hamilton, Lebanon, and nearby areas.
At a New York fashion show for fall and winter lines Geoffrey Beene unveiled a red blue and gold paisley brocade evening gown with a kimono neckline. Hair design by Lee Menecheti accompanied the look.
Announcement of the May 3 wedding at Clifton United Methodist Church in Cincinnati. Bride Susan Lynn McClellan, daughter of Warren and ? McClellan of Lebanon Kentucky, wore lace with illusion sleeves and street-length skirt. Groom John Dix Brown is son of Thomas A. Brown. Reception in Covington Kentucky. Both juniors at local institutions plan to reside in Cincinnati.
The final committee chairman meeting for the annual Lincoln lawnfete was held last night. The lawnfete will be held Friday May 23 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Lincoln School. Food lines will serve from 5 to 7 p.m. according to general co chairs Mr and Mrs Charles Sears and Mr and Mrs James Pope.
The 40th anniversary luncheon for DKG marks a fellowship award and study program for women in education. Alice Hawkins and Miss Mabel Eldridge are named delegates, with plans to travel to Beirut Athens Cairo and Israel to explore values and professional growth for women in the sorority.
Miss Marsha Lynn Cox and Lloyd Steven Nolan plan to wed at 2 30 p m June 14 in First Church of God Crawford Street with Rev Herschel Caudill officiating. The couple both attended Middleown High School and Ohio State University. A reception follows in the church Fellowship Hall.
Middletown Garden Club members held a plant exchange at Mrs. Calvin Skinner's home on Central Avenue. Guests shared care tips during roll call while hostesses assisted. Tea featured a spring arrangement of tulips lilacs and lilies of the valley in a crystal bowl with ribbons awarded for garden flowers flower of the day and miniature categories.
Delta Pi Chapter, Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority, discussed a May 26 banquet chaired by Mrs. John Neuenswander with a committee including Mrs. Steve Bauer Mrs. Howard Schneider and Mrs. Ray Welss. A roundtable was chaired by Mrs. Lou Young at Kappa Eta Chapter in Lima. A garage sale is set for Saturday at Mrs. Robert Henderson 607 Dorset Drive and a new chapter Lamda Jota was announced in San Diego California.
Mrs. Robert Bennett and Mrs. Edd Cogan led the annual mother-daughter banquet in the Riverview Cumberland Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. Program participants included Miss Lynn O H air and several Mrs. J H Brooks and others with special music by local players.
A national consumer attitudes survey begins with local interviews led by Catharine Breme and Estella Schaefer. Directed by the SRC at the University of Michigan four times yearly, the study asks about experiences with automobile insurance and overall buying moods.
The Golden Age Club at 603 Maryetta St plans a Spring Promenade Thursday from 8 to 10 30 am with a king and queen crowning. Betty Knox club director says Bob Hannach’s orchestra will provide music. Also listed are a choir rehearsal, a program by Falk and Newton, sewing group, bowling at J and J Lanes, and a May 19 Service Circle session.
The wedding of Miss Bonnie Sue Blumer and Barry Glyn Bard will be held at 7 30 p m at the First Baptist Church with Rev G Walter Weber officiating. Maid of honor is Elizabeth Schute and matron of honor is Mrs Don Hogan.
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