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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
6
Beach fashion bursts with many swimsuit styles for all figures. Bikinis and one piece forms flatter the young and slim while fuller figures gain coverage with clever innovations. Two trends lead: relaxed top with short pants and loose shift silhouettes in bright hues, stripes, prints, and solids.
A Middletown group invites guests to a June 13 debutante dance for Victoria Woodhull at the Dayton Miami Valley Hunt and Polo Club. Miss Lisa Blakey will share honors, with ties to Cincinnati. both debuts link to Mrs. Woodhull and Mrs. Blakey. A June 14 dinner by Mr. and Mrs. William Verity at Thornhill Lane honors the two debutantes. Victoria graduates June 5 from Miss Porter’s School. Lisa attends Miss Wheeler’s School.
Mrs. Carl Walter hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Carole Walter bride elect of Donald Emrick Jr. at her Germantown home. Guests included numerous Germantown and surrounding town attendees. the couple plans to wed June 10 at Notre Dame University’s Little Log Chapel in South Bend Indiana.
The Franklin Street club elected Mrs Fraley as president at the home of Mrs Robert Starkey the outgoing leader. Also chosen were Mrs Walter Crenshaw vice president Mrs Ray Standafer secretary and Mrs Richard E Johnson treasurer. Planning for a June 8 sitiation and the August De Molay state conclave in Columbus were discussed. Mrs R F E Johnson will host the June 27 meeting at her Kenwood Drive home.
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Gloria Dennis, bride elect of John Kempf, was hosted by her maternal grandmother Mrs. Elva Sutton and aunt Miss Edna Sutton on Manchester Road. Dennis and Kempf, of Arnold and Whittier California respectively, plan to wed July 13 at the First Baptist Church. Prize winners included Miss Janet Tullis and several guests were noted.
Members of Mothers Study League Trenton Jarvis Circle met at Mrs. Donald Lewellyn’s home to plan a June 8 family picnic at Armco Park and to vote donations for a family life film and local baseball leagues. Officers and committees were installed by Mrs. William Boast with Mrs. Jane Thompson as president and Mae Kerr to host a June 27 social before resuming Septembers meetings.
Mrs John Glenn and Mrs E H McCandlish present their students in a piano and violin recital tomorrow at 2 pm at the Girls Club. Program includes works by Bach Mozart Schubert Strauss Schumann Tschaikowsky. Participants include Dianne McVay Ellen Pettit Marsha Triplett Shaui Birch Polly Sexton Greg Converse Debra Mynhier Deborah Borders Cheryl Mills Fred Motsinger Stephen Schnabl Norman Farrar Charles Wells Sarah Roney Debra Carroll Vicki Lindholm David Vick Doris Kettman Gale Wegner Joan Imhoff Don Bessel Stephen Duff Nancy Atkinson Kristin McLaughlin Julie McCall. Both are certified members of the Ohio Music Teachers Association.
AAUW members met at Mrs. Robert Me Farrar's Oxford Avenue home to discuss India and Yugoslavia as study themes. Mrs. Farrar reviewed Yugoslavia's break from the USSR, trade imbalances, and limited Western support, while highlighting India's linguistic diversity and domestic economic projects like Nagarjuna Saragar dam built by labor. She urged deeper, heritage-based study of each nation for better understanding of contemporary people.
The 22nd anniversary of Chrysa chapter Daughters of Penelope was celebrated at Sts Constantine and Helen Church with members of the Order of Abepa as honored guests. Mike Matthews presented a $200 anniversary gift, and several members were named for the Canton district convention.
A compact list of births, with multiple families named by surname and address, followed by hospitalized and out of town notices, dismissals, and patient references across several streets and towns. Names include Smith Fenner Mullins McConnell Rowland and others with date notes and hospital status.
Church groups across First Methodist, First Baptist and EUB held yesterday meetings with gifts given for appreciation and perfect attendance. Notable attendees included Mrs. Ed Morris and Mrs. J. E. Bechtel, with guests from Circle Four.
The Imperial Court 34 and Order of the Amaranth will convene tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Commercial Building 63 S Main St. Memorial service for deceased members follows a social hour hosted by Mrs Mary M Wilson.
Edith Trimble of Amanda was toasted at a dinner party by 12 co workers at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon in her honor. The Amanda Elementary School cafeteria worker leaves after several years of service and received a farewell gift.
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