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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1965
Page
17
NEW YORK AP Pauline Trigere showcases a spring line blending sex appeal with restraint. Necklines vary from straps to U shapes, sheers over florals, and the round shirttail motif appears as jackets and tunics. Finishes include chiffon dinner dresses and delicate capes for party wear.
MILL GREEN England AP truck driver Clifford Shaw bought his favorite roadside teashop to keep it open. The Rainbow Tearoom is the only place selling tea coffee and snacks along a 20 mile stretch of road in this part of Cheshire. Shaw travels the 20 miles a couple of times a day.
Botanical guidance for home gardens indoors. Tips cover light needs for African violet begonia primrose gardenia hibiscus cyclamen and gloxinia, watering rules by pot size, room temperature care, and moving plants to cooler spots at night. Exotic accents like Anthurium and bird of paradise enrich Oriental and contemporary rooms.
Miss Patricia Gail Lew wed Willard Michael Spies in double ring ceremony at First EUB Church with Rev. Clifford D. Stearns officiating. The wedding featured rose floral lace gown, attendants in yellow, and a reception hosted by four young women. The couple will reside at 713 Mary Etta Street. Old-fashioned gadgets see a revival rumor but mustache cups show no demand.
The Rev Henry Howard officiated at a double ring ceremony uniting Miss Phyllis Banks and Michael Douglas McGlothen at Grand Avenue Church of God. Attendants wore green velvet, orchids and chrysanthemums featured in decor. reception followed. couple to reside at 1800 Fernwood St after a trip to Niagara Falls.
About seventy couples danced under starry mobiles at the American Legion auditorium for Yelta Chi Sigma’s Starlite Stroll benefitting the Butler County Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation. Ron Purvis Orchestra provided music for the event chaired by Mrs. Martyn Hackney with Mrs. Carl Rahm Jr. as co chair. Reservations list numerous attendees including W. O. Brunner Carl Davis Dr Blaine Davis James Bertorello Lloyd Pitsinger William L. Rogers R. E. Welch Harold Michael Harlan Combess Richard Fiessinger Dr James Fiesinger Robert Forsythe Jasper Harrison Phillip H. Jones Richard Jones William H. Schaefer Paul Scotti Gordon Shockley Gary Sturgis J. L. Clark Richard Boehm Richard Vogelsong Webster Newton Alex Slamka Joseph Slemker Lee Griffith Joseph Reintjes William Sweeney Harold McGraw Robert Fugate John Ransdell Carl Rahm Francis Moorman George Prentice Jr. Ralph Jackson Mike McGee Miss Margie Combs Mrs. Patricia Dowrey James Hamby Miss Ellen Bishop Dennis Krause Desmond Dineen Don Goodman Larry Johns William McNabb Howard Johnson Gary Perry William Noakes Edward J. Allen George Slade Paul Smith Ray Craycraft Charles Lowe Tony Amatulli Dan Amatulli Nick Vitori John Lark chulta Ray Poorman Carl Bistaneo Frank Capozzi Don Murphy Tony Capozzi Miss Patty Havens Frank Vance Charles Adkins Marlyn Hackney Bill Hobbs Ted Reeder Elvin Wagner William Back William McMahon John Cox Cletus Kemper Donald Stapelton.
Durban AP report estimates white South African alcoholism costs 70 million dollars yearly, exceeding losses from drought and plant disease. It cites 17,330 chronic alcoholics among a white population of 3 million and 143,840 others who drink harmfully. The average alcoholic loses 22 working days annually.
An article notes that one of the planet’s most impenetrable jungles lies in Venezuela, highlighting its dense vegetation and challenging terrain for explorers and researchers.
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