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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1964
Page
6
AP Fashion Writer reports beach fashions next year favor tent like robes over minimal swimsuits. designers from 25 studios cite practicality and dramatic style with hoods luminous sleeves and bold colors as the trend for sun worshippers.
Miss Sharon Sue Dawson and James DVarga host a rehearsal dinner at Brown's Run Country Club tonight for their wedding attendants. The event precedes the ceremony at St Johns Church tomorrow at 2 30 PM with gifts for attendants. Guests include Mrs. Stephen Dvar ga, Mrs B L Dawson and other relatives and friends.
Brown's Run Country Club hosts a poolside beach fashion show for the Memorial Day Holiday Ball tomorrow night. Hosts Mr and Mrs William R Johnson oversee a cocktail party and formal dinner dance with nearly 200 reservations. Notable attendees include Mrs Walter Payne Mrs Russell Anness Miss Marti Anness and others guided by Mrs Johnson with Michael Mehas Combo providing music.
Leonard E. Meyer a 19 year old from Leipsic Ohio won first prize in the National Canners Association 1963 Canning Crops Contest on Thursday.
Miss Carol Ann Grier bride elect of Fred David Herzog Jr was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs H H Hoffman at her Kensington Avenue home. Umbrella and pink white roses decorated the gift table. Winners of bridal games were Mrs Robert Velte and Mrs Fred Winslow. The couple to be are Miss Grier daughter of Mr and Mrs E Calhoun Grier of Arlington Avenue and Mr Herzog son of Mr and Mrs Fred David Herzog of Villa Park Illinois with marriage set for June 27.
A list of birth announcements and out of town notices from the region. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwab at Woodlawn Ave with a son born Friday and Earl Pressler of Cypress California with a daughter born May 26 at Martin Luther Hospital in Anaheim. Various residents named with addresses and relations appear throughout.
Nineteen members of Cub Scout Pack 98 received awards last night at Maple Park Elementary School. Cubmaster Earl Adkins presented awards to Henry Arnett Michael Johnson Elmer Garthart Robert Chappel Allen Evans Timmy Shumate Timmy Smith Gary Sheffield Marshall Yousler Roger Byrd Kenneth Mallory Ferdie Rickets Greg Franklin Wesley Adkins Randy Roe Dennis Beatty Richard Thacker David McGehean and Dale McHenry.
Pungulani Mgwele escaped his second floor window at the government rest house in Lusaka then was hospitalized with a fractured arm and hip.
A Hawaiian luau named Lets Go Native is planned for June 20 at Midway Lodge for LaSoiree Dance Club members. Arrangements were set at a committee meeting at the Margerum home on Lamberton Street with Del Hodshire Orchestra providing music.
Miss Willie Pearl Sibert of Princeton Glen Dale Road announces her engagement to Ear W Drentlaw son of Mr and Mrs Earl Drentlaw of Northfield Minnesota. She is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and Navy veteran. he is a Northfield High School graduate and Navy veteran. An early summer wedding is planned.
Miss Corrine Caldwell and Vernon J. Lowman plan a June 6 ceremony at Maple Park EUB church with officiant Rev. Donald Baker. Attendants include twin sister matron of honor Mrs Larry Adams and best man David Richards. ring bearer Greg Lowman. flower girl Karen Carver. ushers William Lowman and Larry Adams. Reception at Mrs. Carver’s home follows. Mrs. Goldie Gray to provide no music.
Members of Chrysa chapter Daughters of Penelope marked their 23rd anniversary with a dinner at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church hall. Red rose decorations and corsages accompanied delegation selections for the district convention.
Marriage notice for Mrs. Frances Ross and John Kinsworthy reports vows exchanged Saturday at Lebanon Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. T. McHendry officiating. Attendants were Mrs. Bruce Bartlett and Donald Kinsworthy. Reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall. Kinsworthy, longtime assistant secretary at Peoples Building and Loan Lebanon, and his retired husband reside in Sebring Florida.
Mrs. E B Klein was chosen leader of the American Assn of University Women's Current Literature Study Group at a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs. Russell Thomas residence on Grand Avenue. Other officers named include Miss Geraldine Himburg as chairman, Mrs. B D Morgan and Mrs. David Morgan on the program committee, and Miss Florence Powell as publicity chairman.
A true false bridge quiz presents eight statements with explanations. It confirms or refutes each claim such as bid meanings for spades, distribution frequencies, No Trump responses, finessing, forcing bids, lead choices, and grand slam conditions with specific hands and scenarios.
In memory of four U S military chaplains who perished on the Dorchester in 1943 wreaths were laid yesterday in Woodside Middletown and Calvary cemeteries by Hobart Hopper, regional director of the Chapel of the Four Chaplains, and Glenn Bewley. Forty persons funded the wreaths.
Larry K. Taylor a 17 year old of 648 Auburn Street was cited for assured clear distance after a two car collision at Central and Duty. Taylor rear ended Mary Hampton 1808 Winton Street causing $250 damage to Taylor car and $200 to Hampton car. Taylor was referred to juvenile court. In a second accident police reported Jerry Dean Hendrix of Cincinnati drove a rented Szabo Food Co truck which struck a tree limb at 2202 Grand Avenue causing $200 damage to the truck and breaking the tree.
The Mothers' Study League holds sessions at Doty for seven days this week and four days next week. The 16 group league contributed an annual gift to Doty House covering therapy costs for seven days.
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