Charity Ball Reservations Tie Two Local Couples
Busy lines and shared backgrounds mark the December 3 charity ball reservation effort led by Dr. James A. Purvis and Mr. Joseph M. Thomas. Both families, Middleton natives and First Presbyterian members, sponsor children's activities and live at distinct Manchester addresses. Tickets and table reservations are handled through the Purvis and Thomas families, with music by Woody Herman's band and hours from 1:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Reservations close November 30 and can be made via Davidson's Photo Shop or the Manchester Inn gift shop, with separate contact for table seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Purvis
Joseph M. Thomas
Purvises
Mike
Kay
Ann
Jody
Julie
Dr. Purvis
Mr. Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Armco
Berwick Lane
Manchester Motor Inn
Woody Herman
A. Edward Cockman
Davidson's
John Kinder
Hampton Place
Thomases
Custom Framing Services At Verity Parkway Studio
Osborne Studios offers made to order frames for photographs paintings pictures and documents. Contact at 4241681 Toll N Verity Parkway for service details.
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Osborne Studios
Tol N
Verity
Soul food gains popularity across the country
Extension economists at Ohio State University report soul food cuisine is growing in popularity nationwide with a range of soul food cookbooks now on the market. Soul food uses non luxury animal parts such as feet ears brains tails and intestines but cooks agree a basic ingredient is love or feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Bacteria Could Rule Boston If Unchecked
A single bacterium lineage could rapidly expand to Earth-sized volume within under two days if no adverse conditions halt growth, scientists warn. Researchers note bacterial population dynamics depend on environment, resources, and competition, highlighting potential ecological risks of unchecked replication.
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Boston
Earth
Thrift Shop Tale At Chic Maison Turns Staged Farce
A narrator visits a Parisian sounding Chic Maison thrift shop and endures awkward scrutiny from a skeptical salesgirl. Four black dresses are tried as embarrassment mounts due to ill fitting underwear and mismatched body confidence. The tale ends with a friend praising another shop named La Dolce Vita as Italian for Next-to-New.
Red Room Reopens After $100,000 Refurbish Finish
The White House Red Room, refurbished at about $100,000 funded by wealthy Texans, reopened with a brighter Dolly Madison Red. Mrs. Nixon said the color is softer than the Jacqueline Kennedy era and viewable by the public starting tomorrow. Painting placements updated in the entrance foyer and grand staircase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Dolly Madison
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Elizabeth Shoumatoff
John F. Kennedy
Aaron Shikler
Foy‘er
Texas
Richard Mellon
Pittsburgh
Joseph Neff
New York City
Clement Conger
Speaker to Discuss Rural Japan and Korea
Mrs. S. G. Anspach, former pastor's assistant and world mission traveler, will address the Women's Association luncheon at First United Presbyterian Church. She lives on Sebald Drive in Stonyrid and will discuss rural Japan and Korea with musical selections by Mrs. Joseph Sabo. A board meeting and a Bible study session follow in Memorial Room and chapel.
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S. G. Anspach
Women’s Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Joseph Sabo
Dale Wiley
Irvin Emmons
Births Reported From Multiple Homes
Vital Mr. and Mrs. John Gervaise at 3007 H Woodridge Drive welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles at 1210 Lind Street had a girl. Out of town, Mr. and Mrs. Jon K. Jorstad of 15 Peace Street Chattanooga Tennessee welcomed a boy yesterday at Erlanger Hospital. Maternal grandmother Mrs. Ruby Grubbs resided at 2105 Logan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gervaise
H-Woodridge Drive
Charles
Lind St
Tony
Jon K. Jorstad
Peace St
Chattanooga
Tenn
Erlanger Hospital
Ruby Grubbs
Logan Ave
Hospital Dismissals List Names and Places
Dismissals include Miss Debra Doyle Lathey of Monroe Donald C. Turner of Park Drive Mrs Frank Humphries of Carlisle Garnet G Freeman of Trenton Albert H Maier of Messiman Manchester Road David Campbell of Franklin Mrs Michael Wheeler of Burbank St Mrs Chandler Hawkins Jr of Boylston St Paul C Ruth of The Alameda Charles Propps of Monroe Albert H Maier of Mossman Road Charles Fields of Gideon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Doyle Lathey
Monroe
Donald C. Turner
Park Drive
Frank Humphries
Carlisle
Garnet G. Freeman
Trenton
Albert H. Maier
Messiman Manchester Road
David Campbell
Franklin
Michael Wheeler
Burbank St
Chandler Hawkins Jr
Boylston St. Paul
C. Ruth
Alameda
Charles Propps
Mossman Road
Charles Fields
Gideon Road
Middletown Shrine Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
Middletown Shrine 25 of the Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem will convene at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Commercial Building 63 South Main Street. Mr and Mrs John Taylor honored as watchman of shepherds and worthy high priestess will recognize officers and sideliners during the session with a social hour to follow.
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Middletown
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
S. Main St
John Taylor
Shepherds
Duplicate Event Draws 32 Players
Thirty two persons participated in Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club's quarterly championship at Temple Beth Sholom. Using the Mitchell movement, the field averaged 84. North south winners were Mrs. Stanley Weinstein and Mrs. Russell Anness first with 106, Mrs. Frank Coldiron and Mrs. C. M. Woodruff second with 110.5, and Mrs. Gordon Nein with Mrs. Myrtle Clemens third with 152. East west winners were Mrs. J T Lamb and Mrs. Frank Myers first with 89 percent, followed by Paul Smith and Mrs. Dan MacLean at 87.5 and Mrs. Glenn Selby and William Kash at 86.
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Middletown ‘Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth ‘Sholom
Mitchell
Stanley Weinstein
Russell Anness
Frank Coldiron
C. M. Woodruff
Gordon Nein
Myrtle Clemens
J.T. Lamb
Frank Myers
Paul Smith
Dan MacLean
Glenn Selby
William Kash
Parties Precede Graham Crider Vows in Prewedding Events
Miss Jane Graham and Stephen M Crider will marry Saturday at the First Baptist Church with a 7 30 pm ceremony and reception in the church social room. Rehearsal dinner will be hosted by William and Mrs Crider of Keays Avenue. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Graham was held Sunday hosted by Mrs John Gibson and Miss Linda Nickell on Dixie Highway.
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Jane Graham
Stephen M. Crider
Clock
William Crider
Keays Avenue
Miss Graham
Dale Graham
Shafer Street
John Gibson
Linda Nickell
Dixie Highway
Graham - Cinder
First Baptist Church
Gibson
Hoor
Miss Nickell
Rick Hillman
Tracy Slifer
Todd Slifer
Douglas Bean
Burlington
Jim Cornwell
Rick Powers
Raspa Warrick
Vince Titus
Marriage Announced Florine Williams wed in Meadowlawn Church
Announcement reports the marriage of Mrs. Florine Williams of Meadow Avenue to Rev. John J. Williams of Indianapolis Indiana. They married November 6 at Meadowlawn Church of God with Rev Charles E Miller officiating. Attendants were Mrs Lela Sanders and Pau Williams of New York. The couple plans to reside on Meadow Avenue. Rev Williams is a retired minister.
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Florine
Meadow Avenue
John J. Williams
Indianapolis
Ind
Meadowlawn Church of God
Charles E. Miller
Feip Hall
Lela Sanders
Pau Williams
New York
M. Williams
Williams
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Washington
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Flower Shoppe
Dayton
Fairmont Presbyterian Church
Parhills Ave
Owens
Ohio
Iowa
Penn
Hill
Mich
Women of
Fairment
Spenters
Jean Crutcher
Mar
Pauline” Auer
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