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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1977
Page
12
A Copley News Service report notes a National Council on Aging survey where seniors cite fear of crime fear of ill health fear of poverty and loneliness as their top concerns. The piece discusses a nutrition program for the elderly as a response to these worries.
Florence Moriarty discusses True Story and its sister magazines as service publications for blue collar women. She notes five million readers, non sensational content, and rape story advice from John Jay College. She explains manuscript submissions, pay rates, and reader engagement.
Ellen Lynn Mullenix and Michael Wayne Barnhart wed in a Friday ceremony at Trinity Baptist Temple Franklin. Officiating Rev Joseph Lewis. reception followed at the church. Barnhart, son of Darrell Rose and Tom Barnhart, is a Middletown Christian High School graduate employed by Armco Steel. Mullenix, Franklin High School graduate, works at Super Value Franklin.
Tickets for the Armco Seniors card party and dessert smorgasbord at the Senior Citizens Center on November 15 are sold by Mrs. Os Rupp, Mrs. Robert Brehm, or other Armco Seniors members. Donation is $1.50 per person. Door sales available 7 30 to 10 30 p.m. Special prizes will be awarded. Mrs. Rupp chairs the event open to the public.
Brownie Troop 1398 held an investiture and rededication at Wildwood School yesterday. Julie Sebald was invested, with Beverly Montgomery Teresa Salley Kimmy McIntosh Michelle Hatton Elizabeth Hacker Connie Nave Kim Brown Karen Brown Stacy Gutherie Renee Bales Wendy Frazier Jessie Hacker Cheri Williamson Kirstie Wood Rhonda Sorrell and Anne Marie Enright also rededicated. Leaders are Mrs Vanita Hatton and Mrs Joanna Salley.
Three new members were welcomed at a Wednesday Sisterhood Council meeting of the National Council of Jewish Women held at Mrs. Jeff Casper’s home. The new members are Mrs. Joel Ashbaum of Dayton Mrs. Neil Clark of Centerville and Mrs. Mark Kline of Hamilton. Co host for the meeting was Mrs. Rita Korros president. Desserts were provided by several members including Mrs. Anita Gladstone and Mrs. Peg Seifert.
Omicron Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Fernwood Street meeting at Mrs. John Wetzel’s home. Members collected canned goods for a Thanksgiving basket and crafted centerpieces for Barbara Park Convalescent Center. The group voted to support charity and set a next meeting at Mrs. Rodney Hamilton’s home.
New York AP reports Carol Horn presented spring designs at the Fashion Institute of Technology with a playful ragdoll stage gimmick. Models moved through the theater in long skirts, harem pants, and shawls, mixing casual and formal elements under Grace Jones soundtrack.
New members of Imperial Court 34 Order of the Amaranth will be initiated tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple Official visitors include Wilma A Hubler West Carrollton and W Carlos Douglas Cincinnati grand royal patron state of Ohio Co chairs of the social hour are Mr and Mrs Harry with rot and Mrs Harold Ugsburger Mrs Jim Oh He and Robert Charles Assisting Jack Reeder royal matron and Jerry Hunt royal patron will be in charge A salad luncheon is planned
Homemakers Circle Eight gathers Monday for decorations at Mrs. Robert Ford 1624 Berwick Lane. Circle Seven hosts a crafts workshop November 16 at Mrs. William Eby 725 Trafalgar Court. Membership chairmen Carol Johnson 424-5600 Kris Densmore 422-3912.
The Women of Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church sponsor a fall dinner with a bazaar tomorrow at Ewood High School from 4 to 7 p m Tickets are available at the door in limited quantity or in advance from Mrs Shirley Burgher 105 Roger St Trenton and William Fry 201 Roger St Trenton.
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