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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1976
Page
10
A writer weighs aviator helmet style against Concorde inspired hair trends and London fashions. The piece mulls helmet, trench coat, and mashed potato hair as options, suggesting playful, whimsical fashion battles and a fantasy jet set look. The author hints at a bold, humorous solution with a hooded tunic and apron.
Plans for the Faith United Methodist Church bazaar on October 8 from 10 am to 4 pm were set in a recent meeting at Mrs. Donald Altstaetter’s home. The event in the church fellowship hall will feature a general store with handmade items, a luncheon 10 am to 2 pm, and multiple committees led by Mrs. Altstaetter and others.
Designer Stephen Burrows unveiled a fall collection in New York highlighting hooded tunics with drooping pants. Freshman-inspired touches include Bobby socks and small aprons to complement the outfits.
Mrs. Mary McClanahan was elected president of the Springboro Mothers Club at the year end meeting a covered dish dinner at Springboro United Methodist Church. Linda Eckhart was elected vice president Myrtle Reedy secretary Arlene Powers corresponding secretary Joyce Powers treasurer. The group donated 114.20 to eighth grade cheerleaders for sweaters and planned a pool party at Gwen Chmiel’s home.
Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi approved donations to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and the Middletown Public Schools Special Olympics to close its sorority year. At Armco Girls Holiday House meeting, newly elected president Mrs James Woodlaw and officers were recognized for perfect attendance and best programs, with retiring president Mrs Armstrong honored.
Shirley Bright Bood iy of Copley News Service argues diet fads fail for weight loss. She lists health and vanity as core motives and notes that pursuing lasting wellness matters more than quick fixes.
The article critiques fad diets that overemphasize protein or fat and warns of health risks from such plans. It argues lasting weight loss comes from better nutrition and healthier eating habits. It notes Shirley Bright Boody's book on sustainable weight loss available in bookstores.
Barbara Martin of 723 Dover Ave will be installed as new president of the Homemakers Official Board at a 6 30 p m banquet Thursday at the First United Methodist Church. Martin, 28, has served in Circle 11 and held multiple officer roles. she is an assistant comptroller for Servo mation of Cincinnati. Other circle officers were announced for Circles Five Six Seven Eight Nine and Ten with various presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers slated for one year terms. They will be installed later May 18 or May 26 at different locations.
Bridge session at Temple Beth Sholom recreation room produced multiple winning pairs. North south victors included Mrs Howard Wikoff with Mrs Richard Getter and Mrs Russell Anness with Paul Smith. East west winners were Frank Myers with Mrs Gordon Nein and Mr William Weyant with Mrs J T Lamb.
All Fenwick High School graduates are invited to a 7 30 p m Wednesday meeting in the cafeteria to reorganize the Fenwick Alumni Association for classes 1953 through 1976.
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Members of the Delta Pi Chapter Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority voted to donate to the American Cancer Society at their meeting at the University branch of the First National Bank. They discussed the Charity Bazaar at the Dayton Mall on May 22 and named Mrs. Robert Meehan in charge.
Mrs George S Fletcher to host next Goodwill Mothers Club meeting at 2 p m June 11. Friday a mother daughter banquet at House honored mothers include Mrs Russell Guess Mrs Fred Speet and Mrs Thomas Craycraft. Members voted to donate to the Salvation Army Kiddies picnic.
Ralph Connor of the Middletown Parks and Recreation Department will speak on summer recreation to Mothers Club members tonight. The event at Mrs. Dan Sack’s home 4318 Pennswood Drive is co hosted by Mrs. James Dineen and Mrs. Justin Holweger. The group will raise funds for the Doty House Developmental Training Center and elect chairmen for 1976 77.
Michael Korda urges forgetting the past to enjoy the present memory fades. The piece notes shoppers will seek outfits described in Vogue May page 177 and highlights sleeveless Calcutta Cloth and two piece dresses. The MS Greathouse shop at 125 Middletown Mall West is touted as the source.
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