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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1951
Page
6
Miss Ruth Lipfert daughter of Mr and Mrs F R Lipfert Monroe St arrives by American Airlines from Tacoma Washington to finalize plans for her June 9 Bethlehem Lutheran Church wedding. She will wed John Richard Hintz in Tacoma Washington. Mr and Mrs Paul Smith Mr
Miss Beryl Orr hosted a farewell tea at her Stan ley Street home for Lincoln School staff members headed to new posts. Attendees included Lincoln teachers and Middletown supervisors, with gifts given to three departing teachers Mrs Harry Benadum Mrs Glenn Ellison and Mrs Rutherford Shetter. The event featured pink and white snapdragon arrangements, a silver service, and Miss Mamie Barker at the tea table.
The Coming Up Co-Operettes will meet at 6 36 p m tomorrow at the Girls Club for a covered dish dinner. Each member is asked to bring her own service.
Sandra Siegfried was installed Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow Assembly with a formal East Altars setting and floral decor. Dr W H Siegfried and Miss Marilyn Mann led the rite as officers and guests, including out of town visitors, attended the elaborate installation and reception.
Mr and Mrs Henderson Estes hosted a Hamilton City Club dinner honoring Miss Betty Roehil and Mr John Katter heinrich. A bridal motif with sweet peas framed the table as toasts celebrated the couple before their marriage at First Methodist Church.
In The Clubs Circle 2 of the First Methodist Church WSCS met Friday at Mrs. Kenneth Learey’s home. Leader Mrs. B A Roof led, readings from St Luke and other works given, and tokens of appreciation presented for two years of leadership. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Rish and assistants.
A breakfast party was hosted yesterday morning at Miss Mabel King s home on Tytus Ave to greet out of town guests after the wedding of Miss Joan Doring to David L Raine Saturday night. The affair featured spring flowers at each table and guests from Cleveland and Cincinnati including Leland Green Ida Lee Green Robert Green Robert J Forkner Otto Doring Charles Doring and Emilie Doring.
Circle Three of the Woman's Society of Christian Service held its final meeting of the club year with a luncheon at the YWCA in Hamilton Frida. Carrie Himberg was honored as the sole member never absent in two years of the circle's existence. Leader Mrs. William Snider received a gift of appreciation. Hostesses gave potted plants as favors.
A brief report notes a short business session followed by a social tour. The event gathered attendees for discussion and informal networking, reflecting a community focus.
Final meeting of Circle Four of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church was held in Mrs. L H Skimming's Eaton Drive home. Two guests attended Mrs Claire Tieman presented the leader Mrs R L Kenyon with a cameo pin. Plans were made for a June picnic at Acme Park. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants Mrs H Wikoff Mrs Paul Wikoff and Mrs M Gambill.
Mrs Royal Smith hosted Circle Five of the West Shore Community Society of the First Methodist Church for a Friday afternoon meeting. The group heard yearly reports and Mrs H B Harvey led devotions with the theme Com.
Mrs W A Harrison led a program on the Philippines Pearl of the Orient Sea with scriptures from Matthew John and Isaiah. Mrs Ross Snyder presented retiring president Mrs M H Dennis a gift from the Circle. Refreshments were served by Mrs Smith and assistants Mrs A M Larue Mrs Elmo Lingrel and Mrs Jack Canada.
Mrs. FE. T. Cross hosted members of Circle 6 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at her Flemington home. The gathering focused on fellowship and planned community service activities.
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