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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1967
Page
6
Forest Hills Country Data hosted an Under the Big Top themed dance on Saturday night with circus decor and life sized animals. Barney Uhl’s orchestra played as couples including John Adams and Tom Albright reserved spots for the event.
The Guided Study Club closed its year with a luncheon at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon. Mrs. Edwin Bobbitt spoke on Happiness urging impromptu talks on the topic. Mrs. Fred Cramer and other officers were installed and plans for 1967 68 discussed.
Seven members of the Ladies Missionary Society of the Yankee Road Church of God traveled to Findlay for a state convention. The group included Mrs. Paul Florence Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Mrs. Charles Adams Mrs. Rosa Adams Mrs. Dennis Justice Mrs. Mose Florence and Mrs. John Healy.
Five Cristonian chapters will attend the banquet Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn. Reservations must be in today with Mrs Joseph Frye in charge. Edward Barker president of First National Bank will present a talk and slide on his trip to Europe.
The Critique Literary Club held a covered dish supper at Dr. and Mrs. Martin Rush's home on Cincinnati Dayton Road electing Mrs. Arthur Johnson as president with Stephen Zeller as vice president Mrs How ard Wilson as secretary and Clement Burton as treasurer Donald Orts led the business session and introduced a program on Modern Trends in the Theater Helen Hayes starred in You Cant Take It With You and Right You Are Carnegie Tech ha s the largest drama budget in the country Miss Florence Powell also appeared Twenty three members and guests attended, the last meeting until September.
Pamela Stevens a Southport High School senior and National Honor Society member won the Ahepa May Festival queen title at the Manchester Motor Inn. Eight contestants from Daughters in Penelope chapters across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky competed. Runners up received cash prizes of 100 and 50 dollars.
Installation ceremonies for new officers of Middle Town Assembly 68, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, will be held this Saturday at 7 30 p m at the First Methodist Church. Linda Simpson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl R Simpson, will be installed as worthy adviser with Kay Arkill acting as installing officer. A reception will follow.
Miss Shirlee Banzhaf daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl Banzhaf Arlington Avenue won a gold medal in a last night speech contest sponsored by the Viola D Romans Chapter of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at the First United Presbyterian Church. She will compete for the pearl award in a future contest against Phil Parnell Lynda Richardson and Patty Wiley of Eaton.
Vital statistics list multiple birth announcements with names of new babies and their parents. Entries include Mr and Mrs Daley twins born Saturday, Freeman girl Saturday, Keith girl Saturday, Gable girl Saturday, Webb boy Saturday, Evingham girl Saturday, Thomas boy Saturday, Williams Franklin girl yesterday, Stone girl yesterday in Miamisburg, Spurlock girl yesterday, Lash boy today in Germantown.
A long list of hospital dismissals includes Mrs. James VanCleve Franklin St and Dan Shepherd Kyles Station Road among numerous residents named by hometowns. Out of town entry notes Clifford Crawford Hamilton Middletown Road and Mercy Hospital Hamilton.
Babette Harlan, bride-elect to Martin Dean, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. A. E. Clark on Goldman Avenue. Attendees included Mrs. Dee Harlan Sr. and many relatives. additional honors came from Mrs. Ben Stone and Mrs. B. E. Hobbs at Carol Ann Lane. The couple plans to marry June 3 at Christ Methodist Church.
Mrs. Stanley Peltier hosted a bon voyage coffee for two Armco International wives leaving for assignments abroad. Mrs. Cushman will move to Genoa Italy and Mrs. Smith to Mexico City. Guests included Mrs. Larry Dwiggins and others.
Middletown baton twirlers Rhonda Napier Bobby Napier and Donna Armstrong performed with the Sharon Kaye Kayedettes Junior Drum and Bugle Corps of Miamisburg at the Holland Tulip Festival. The Miamisburg group won first place in the junior division and earned $50 for the second highest score, beating seven senior corps.
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