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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1966
Page
2
The Green Thumb Garden Club held a meeting at president Mrs. James Routt’s home naming committee chairs. Karen Drive. Bob Keister heads civic project committee with others appointed for judging membership program fair club project and ways and means.
Tickets are on sale for a luncheon and preview of Christmas sponsored by the Women of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The 1:30 p.m. event at Holiday Inn includes an exhibit and sale of Christmas decorations gifts and do it yourself kits from three local stores plus handmade centerpieces. Tickets are $3 each from Mrs. Charles Rolph Lewis Street.
The Churches Bible study and a slide presentation on Michigan were given by Mrs. Karl Banzhaf yesterday at the afternoon meeting of Circle Four. Bethlehem Lutheran Church hosted. hostess was Mrs. Ima Schubert at her S Main Street residence. Guests included Mrs. G R Slade. Plans discussed for a joint December covered-dish dinner with Circle Three to be held in the church parish house.
Women’s Association members plan a food fair and luncheon at the church on Central Avenue. Doors open at 10 am with booths featuring salads breads candies jams jellies cakes and cookies. Luncheon served upstairs at 11 am noon and 1 pm with tickets from Mrs. Cordray and organizers listed.
Mrs Patricia Lenear chairs the Harvest Tea by Lily of the Valley Chapter 55 Order of the Eastern Star Prince Hall affiliated. The event runs 4 to 6 pm at the Women’s Center N Broad Street with grand officers from Dayton Zenia and Cincinnati as honored guests.
The Woman's Century Club plans a 8 15 p.m. meeting Monday at Mrs. E T Storey 1331 First Ave. The Winmore Bible Class of St Pauls United Church of Christ meets 7 30 p.m. Monday at Armco Girls Holiday House. Mrs Mildred Beacom is program chairman.
The notice lists numerous individuals by name and city or street, naming Willard King, Jess Lee Clark, James Mills, Mrs. Jonathan Ratliff, Mrs. Arnold Hollon, Vicky King, Mrs. Finley Lykins, Navaho Street resident Henry, Connie Prater, Miss Marie Litsch, Ralph Evans, Yolanda Potter, Mrs. Virginia Albertson, Mrs. William Carrington, Mrs. William Martin, Kelley, Mrs. Beecher Patrick, Hiram Richardson, with addresses or areas such as Jacksonburg Road Franklin Middletown Sheffield Street and Ger Kelley. The passage also adds a brief historical note about sea-going vessels dating to 2750 B.C., propelled by oars and square sails used by Egyptians in the Mediterranean.
Mr and Mrs Frank Cox Somerville welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Edward Wenzel 3401 Jeffery Drive Franklin welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt 6617 Germantown Road welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Vernon Metz 222 MacReady Ave welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Turner 636 18th Ave welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Bugitzedes 2509 2 Central Ave welcomed a girl today.
A Kentucky origin cherry pecan cake recipe travels from Lexington to New York. The fruit and nuts are finely chopped and folded into a butter sugar batter with mace and bourbon, baked in leaf pans, and kept either at room temperature or refrigerated for slicing. The article notes two loaves and tips for browning and even crumb.
Mrs Eleanor Tishkins an American missionary to India for 11 years spoke at the Christ Women’s Guild Missionary Tea. She showed slides and discussed her work with the Sisal Fiber Industry in Ahmednagar Africa. Mrs Robert E Gloeckler opened the meeting with How Can We Just Sit Here. Members were asked to bring bazaar items by Wednesday for the event. The bazaar runs 11 am to 2 pm lunch and 4 to 8 pm dinner. Assisting were Mrs Hubert Turner Mrs William Leasure Mrs James Hay Mrs C A Burnett Mrs William Brice and Mrs George Brooks.
The Edwards area features firm clay beds that become hard as concrete, creating natural runways that stretch about 11 miles across the landscape. This unusual geology presents expansive, flat surfaces suitable for transportation or testing purposes.
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