Festival to aid two projects at First United Presbyterian
The First United Presbyterian Church hosts Country Christmas a fall festival to benefit Young Life Middletown and the School of the The event at Central Avenue runs next Wednesday 10 am to 2 pm with a luncheon at 11 am 12 pm and 1 pm. Booths offer toys bread dough handmade items decorations and plants. Contact Mrs Robert Cordray or the church office for details.
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United On Poet Church
Middletown
Candon
Central Avenue
Lorel Ote
Calli
Robert Cordray
Fulton Lane
Church Fellowship Hall
Joseph Kasten
Omen’s Association of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Santa Breakfast Tickets Deadline Sets December 9
December 9 is the deadline for ante tickets to the Santa Breakfast hosted by the NTA, Sandra Blue Tee Club. Over 120 members attend with tickets at $2 for 2 and older, $1 for under two. Breakfast runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fenwick High, with seatings beginning 9:30 a.m. The event, chaired by Mrs. Charles Praeger, benefits the Mental Training Center.
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Nta Sandra
Blue Tee
Franklin
William Joly
Martin Densmore
Middletown
Fenwick High
Mental Training Center
Charles Praeger
Germantown
Scarves With Many Uses For Fall Fashion
Scarves serve as versatile fall accessories with square and oblong shapes. They can be worn as headbands turbans neck wraps scarves with varied colors textures and fibers. Silk cotton synthetics blends wash care notes and ironing guidance.
Card Party Hosted by Women’s Center Board Tuesday
The annual card party of the Women’s Center Board of Rectors is set for Tuesday December 11 at 7 30 p m at the center on North Broad Street. Tea table style refreshments and prizes will be offered. Mrs Maurice Emper chairs the event with Mrs Lloyd Miller handling tickets priced at 1 50 per person.
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Women's Center
Maurice Emper
Lloyd Miller
Sierra Road
Mary Strodt
Zieglers Lead Ball Ticket Group for Charity Fund Drive
Charity Ball organizers streamline invitations for the December 12 Middletown event. Co chairs are Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Hackney and the Zieglers, with Patterson Reeders aiding in donations. Proceeds fund a telemetry system for the Middletown Hospital coronary care unit.
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Martyn Hackney
Ziegler
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fation Board
Davidson
Manchester Inn
Richard Nein
The
Manchester
Middletown Hospital
Venture Club Formed To Promote Leadership And Service
A Venture Club was launched with 16 prospective members meeting at Mrs. William Davidson’s home. Sponsored by 1st International and Soroptimist leaders, the group aims to develop leadership, engage in community affairs, and support local service projects through study programs and collaboration with Soroptimists. An organizational committee includes Miss Maurer, Mrs. Ralph Augspurger, and Mrs. Davidson. another meeting is set for November 20.
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Eee
William Davidson
Poinciana Drive
1St International of
Middletown
Ray Yelton
Vaio International
Ocktland
Catt Calif
First Venture Local Venture Group
Miss Maurer
Venture Club
Ralph Augspurger
Davidson
Dance event and charity drive by Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority plans a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Barnitz Bank Community Room Breiel Village to collect food for a needy family. The session includes an update on the annual Thanksgiving Dance for the Middletown Butler County Unit American Cancer Society on Nov 22 at DAV Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are 10 per couple via Mrs. Seiller 510 Wicklow Lane Monroe Mrs. Dorsey 708 Dover Ave and Mrs. Nori 403 Ross St. The event funds the cancer unit and follows a social chaired by Mrs. Gary Baumgartner. A nut sale is led by Mrs. Charles Arnold. Christmas plans and a talent auction by new members are also on the agenda.
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Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Barnitz Bank
Breielvard
John A. Seiller
DAV
Trenton-Franklin Road
Seiller
Middletown- Butler County
American Cancer Society
Wicklow Lane
Monroe
Michael Dorsey
Cochairman
Dover Ave
Fred Nori
Ross St
Gary Baumgartner
Bridge Winners Named at Ladies Day Event
Mrs Walter Evans and Mrs Howard Wikoff top scored Thursday in the ladies day duplicate bridge at 4 Browns Run Country Club. Placing mates were Mrs P H Long and Mrs Warren Mann. Ties for third went to Mrs Ted Olt with Mrs Mike Graney and to Mrs George Drew with Mrs J O Miller. Luncheon started at 11 30 a m at the Shoebig Road clubhouse. Next ladies day bridge is November 20 at the clubhouse.
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Walter Evans
Howard Wikoff
Clu
P. H. Long
Warren Mann
Ted Olt
Mike Graney
George Drew
J. O. Miller
Vegetable Combo Surprise Recipe Note
An unusual dish combines cooked frozen Brussels sprouts with drained canned whole kernel corn and butter. Heat the corn in its liquid, then drain and fold into the sprouts for a simple side dish.
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Accent On Women
James Schuster Monroe
Shawn Kirkby
Trenton
Setterfield
U.S
Eeius
John Dobrozsi JR
INS., Inc
First Ave
Jenice Murray
Madison Township
Amber Dietz
Emrick
Cottongin
Palmer
Ernie Lawson
Ernest Lawson
Michael Ri
N. Broad Street
Fred Ziegler
Association of University Women
Girl Scouts
Great Rivers Girl Scout Council
Williamson-Ziegler, Inc
Iddietown Shrine Club
First Baptist Arch
Kentucky
Sherman Ave
Boy Scouts of
Cincinnati
Reeders
Reeder
Federation Board
Hackneys
Hackney
Federation
James Fiessinger
Windridge Court
William Schaefer
Antrim Court
Mrs
Shoebig Road
Currier & Ives
Community Savings
Cgurier & Tes
Currier & Vestray
Retell
Community Savings Association
Montgomery Ad
Siiverton
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
S. Marshall Rd
Ohio
Leyes Piac
Tylenol
Saran
Barnes Hind
Barnes-Hind
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