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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1953

Page

6

Sorority Tea Honors Delta Sigma Rushees at Bergmann Home

Rushees of Delta Sigma and Beta Sigma Phi were guests at a tea hosted yesterday by Mrs. Bergmann at her Highland Street residence. Co host Mrs. Hurr and attendees included Mrs. Thomas Snowden Elam Paynter Ortman and Hurst. A formal banquet for the group is planned for Holiday House on November 17.

Delta Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi William Bergmann Highland Street Anthony Hurr William Thomas Art Snowden Car Elam Suzanne Paynter Charles Ortman Ralph Hurst Holiday House

Dinner Honors Mrs Z W Ranck Birthday Host Dinner

In honor of Mrs Z W Ranck birthday Mr and Mrs Walter Bender hosted a family dinner yesterday afternoon at their home on Superior Avenue. Present were Mr and Mrs E E Grant, Mr and Mrs Stanley Reed and family, Mrs Glen Reed and the honored guest.

Z. W. Ranck Walter Bender Superior Avenue E. E. Grant Stanley Reed Glen Reed

Coming Up For St Pauls Bible Classes Evening Meeting

The Fidelis Bible Class at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the church social room Mrs Al Rothfuss will host tonight at 7 30 p m on Jacksonburg Road for the first class hosted by Mrs Rothfuss

Winmore Bible St. Paul's Fidelis Bible St. Paul’s

Local Audience Pleased By Mannes Gimpel Silva Trio

Civic Symphony Orchestra under Valda Wilkerson delivers a balanced program in the high school auditorium. Leopold Mannes Bronislav Gimpel Luigi Silva perform Beethoven Triple Concerto with artistry and ensemble polish. Tschaikowsky Romeo and Juliet Fantasie Overture and Satie Milhaud Jack in the Box receive strong praise. The concert closes with Berlioz Hungarian March.

Mannes-Gimpel -Silva Trio Civic Symphony Orchestra Valda Wilkerson Leopold Mannes Bronislav Gimpel Luigi Silva Middletown Symphony Satie Milhaud Liszt

Hungary Bars Music Stirs Warm Audience Silence

Sians report Hungary bans it for stirring the Hun garian people. Fanfare and gypsy violin influence color a piece with quiet and martial themes and tempo shifts. The sizable auditorium had many empty seats and ticket holders could not attend or pass tickets to others for a delightful evening of music.

Sians Hungary

Optimisses Club Masquerade Party Held at Police Pistol Range

Members of the Optimisses Club and their husbands gathered for a Halloween masquerade evening with contests dancing and a box lunch auction. The event was organized by chairwoman Mrs. Robertsonsons and committee members Mrs Elipoulos and Mrs Keays. Attendees included numerous couples and the club announced its next meeting for November 5 at Mrs. William Davidson's home on Poinciana Road.

Optimisses Club Robert Stephenson James Eliopoulos Robert Keays William Davidson Poinciana Road

Shower Honors Marty Horn at R W Thomas Home

Miss Joan Thomas hosted a miscellanous shower at the R W Thomas home for her roommate Marty Horn of Eaton, bride elect of Lynn Young of Middletown. Guests included the Horn and Thomas families, Lynn Young, Don Croll and several relatives, with gifts displayed under a multicolored umbrella and white wedding bells overhead. The group played games and awarded prizes to Miss Horn.

Joan Thomas Grand Avenue Miami University Marty Horn Eaton Lynn Young Middletown Horn Russell Horn John and Harold Don Cr

Sorority State Convention Closes With Sunday Brunch

Epsilon Sigma Alpha wrapped its sixth annual state convention with an 11 o'clock Sunday brunch in the Manchester Hotel junior ballroom. Rabbi Emanuel Bennett gave the invocation as committee leaders were announced, and outgoing and incoming officers were celebrated. Bettie Bailey of Zanesville was named state president, while Lillard Lee of Beta Zeta earned the vice presidency and “outstanding ESA girl of 1953.” The 1954 convention will be in Dayton next October.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Manchester Emanuel Bennett Gene Popper Lillard Lee Jerry Nardiello Alpha Epsilon Donald Yenser Beta Zeta Bettie Bailey Zanesville Louis Greiger Beta Zeta Chapter Dayton

Aeronca Dance Attracts 547 Attendees For Halloween Night

The American Legion auditorium hosted a Halloween dance with 547 participants. Aeronca Independent Union members, families, and guests enjoyed music by Ben Hockman’s Miami Melodiers and square dance calling by Tom Mowery. Judges included Edward Back, Susan Carmody, and Harry Hollister. Winners listed include Oma Lee Reichstein, Mary Stafford, Loretta Vanderpool, and others. children prizes went to Margaret Wilson and companions. Bunny Hop champs were Marlene Byrd and Ernie Sallie. Waltz contest winners were Ethel and Wayne Sorrell. Larry Adams also received a prize.

American Legion Aeronca Independent Union Ben Hockman Miami Melodiers Tom Mowery Edward Back Susan Carmody Harry Hollister Oma Lee Reichstein Mary Stafford Loretta Vanderpool Douglas Hobart Walter E. Gray Hayward Stafford Carolyn Young

New Year Episcopal Guild Tea Dance chaired by Mrs Danford

Mrs Danford heads the New Year Episcopal Guild Tea Dance committees to stage the Christmas season highlight. Ticket chair Mrs Robert Nelson, assisted by Mrs William Withey, Mrs George Bacot Jr., Mrs Rae Ledom, and Mrs Ray Dadisman coordinate tickets and reservations. Decorations by Mrs Robert Driscoll and Mrs Dan Barton. Reservations run by Mrs James Moorehead and Mrs James Fasany. Publicity led by Mrs L E Welshofer and Mrs John Winger. Orchestra headed by Mrs Richard Logan, with food arrangements by Mrs Ross Snyder.

Fred Danford Robert Nelson William Withey George Bacot Jr Rae Leedom Ray Dadisman Robert Driscoll Dan Barton James Moorehead James Fasany L. E. Welshofer John Winger Richard Logan Orchestra Ross Snyder

Lightning Laundry Promotes Longer Fold For Shirts

Lightning Laundry touts its Long Fold finishing that hides the cross fold result of the shirt. The ad explains the Short Fold leaves a crease above the waist while the Long Fold uses longer shirtboards to place the crease below the waist.

Travel Notes Across Regions Highlight Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs John H C Young of Denver were weekend guests of E H McCandlish in Franklin Street as they headed to Columbus for Mrs Youngkin s National Convention of the North American Women of the Baptist World Alliance. Bernard Gibbons and daughter Carolyn Ann. Otis E Grant and daughter Amanda. and Robert Wernesback of Cincinnati attended the Notre Dame Navy game in South Bend. Donald and Joan Thomas, Miami University seniors, vacationed with their parents Russell Thomas and Mrs Thomas of Grand Avenue. Dr C T Bartholonas and Dr Linden Meece joined Milton Road and Grand Avenue households for the Northwestern Ohio State football game in Columbus.

John H. C. Youngkin Denver Colo E. H. McCandlish Franklin Street Youngkins Columbus Youngkin Women of the Baptist World Alliance Bernard Gibbons Carolyn Ann Highview Road Otis E. Grant Amanda Hampton Place Robert Wernesback Cincinnati Notre Dame South Bend Ind Donald Joan Thomas Miami University Mrs Russell Thomas Grand Avenue C. T. Bartholonas Milton Road Linden Meece Howard Ward Kensington Street

PTA Meeting Postponed to November 10

Holy Trinity's PTA announces postponement of its regular meeting from tomorrow to November 10 to allow members to follow election returns at home. The change was announced today by PTA officials.

PTA Holy Trinity

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