Old-fashioned waltz romantic breakthrough at club meeting
At the Home Culture Club at Forest Hills Country Club Ralph Parks and Mrs Fd Stigler from the Fred Astaire Dance Studio in Dayton gave ballroom dancing demonstrations and histories. They noted the waltz as the first public embrace without outside permission and contrasted Latin dances with small steps. They also called swing the true American dance while a business vote raised funds for the Charity Ball. Guests and hostesses are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Ralph Parks
Fd Stigler
Fred Astaire
Dayton
William A. Neel
Paul
Thanksgiving Dance Reservations Due for Nov 20
Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority holds the Thanksgiving Dance to aid the American Cancer Society unit in Middletown Butler County. The event runs 9 p.m. to late, with Turnstyle providing music. tickets are $10 per couple and reservations are handled by Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Doellmann, and Mrs. Dorsey. Decorations reflect the Shangri-La theme. some tickets will be sold at the door. Co-chair is Mrs. Tom Bendel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Michael Dorsey
Turnstyle
Dorsey
Tom Bendel
Bridal vows in Fairborn as Hignett-Fening pair wed
Miss June Hignett of Hyde Park New York and Tim Fening son of Dr and Mrs Walter Fening of Rosedale Road exchange vows November 20 at Mary Help of Christians Church Fairborn. Attendants include Diane Pattaglia and Richard Pace, bridesmaids Diane Fening and Barbara Wexler, ushers Chris Mike and Ed Fening. Ring bearer Brady and flower girl Lara Lee Fening. Reception at Wright Patterson Officers Club. Fening a Bowling Green State University graduate in graphic arts. Hignett BGSA graduate with microbiology master plan, works as food microbiologist and instructor at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Hignett
Hyde Park
N.Y
Tim Fening
Walter Fening
Rosedale Road
Diane Pattaglia
Cleveland
Richard Pace
Marion
Diane Fening
David Canape
Barbara Wexler
Madison
Wis
Chris
Mike
Ed Fening
Brady
Lara Lee Fening
Miss Hignett
Col
Forrest Hignett
Fairborn
Hignett
Mr. Fening
Mary, Help of Christians Church
Miss. Hignett
BGSA
Culinary Institute of America
Dinner King: Roast Flank Steak With Bread Stuffing
Spread bread stuffing over a flank steak roll up and tie. Roast in a moderate oven until tender, usually about 12 hours, using a rack if desired.
Wreath making guidance at Green Thumb Garden Club meeting
Green Thumb Garden Club members learned holiday spice wreath making at Mrs Keister s home on Union Road. Steve Meyer discussed seeds nuts and spices to use rosemary cinnamon allspice and star anise for fragrance. Upcoming events include a Nov 13 covered dish at Mrs Keister and a Nov 17 decoration workshop at Mrs Jack Blevins s home. New members Mrs George Coomer Mrs Milford Little and Mrs Robert Simmons joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
Keister
Union Road
Steve Meyer
Belle Terra Garden Club
Bob Thomas
Middletown Mall
Jack Blevins
Earl Manning
Bill A. Deaton
George Coomer
Milford Little
Robert Simmons
Wendell Dennis
Soroptimist Club Inducts Five New Members at Dinner
The Middletown Soroptimist International Club welcomed five new members Mrs. Donald Middaugh Mrs. Harold Agee Mrs. Merle Lathey Mrs. Jack Williams and Miss Nadine Orr at a Manchester Inn dinner meeting. Police Chief Russell Dwyer spoke on crime prevention and citizen cooperation. An annual talent auction and Christmas party were announced for December 9 at Mrs. Tony Tenore’s home with guests Mrs. Roger Dillman and Betty Fletcher attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Middaugh
Harold Agee
Merle Lathey
Jack Williams
Nadine Orr
Middletown
Soroptimist International Club
Manchester Inn
Russell Dwyer
Tony Tenore
Roger Dillman
Betty Fletcher
De la Renta show evokes storybook fashion fantasies
New York AP notes romance on Seventh Avenue as Oscar de la Renta unveiled a spring collection mixing rich fabrics in day and evening wear. He excels with taffeta, offering billowing gowns and skirts, while the crinoline slip and puffy Cinderella styles with satin sashes and balloon jackets hint at a comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seventh Avenue
Oscar de la Renta
Mary McFadden
de la Renta
Imperial Court 34 Guests at Meeting Tomorrow
State officers will visit Imperial Court 34 Order of Amaranth at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Masonic Temple. Miss Norma Gladwell and Roscoe Dobbins head the official visit, with Mrs. Frank Wilson and John Kotterman conducting the meeting. Descriptions note forest green colors, rosebud-embroidered taffeta, velvet gowns, and Mary McFadden styled fashion reflecting elegant classic lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Court
Order of Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Norma Gladwell
Roscoe Dobbins
Frank Wilson
John Kotterman
de la Renta
Snow White
Cinderella
Mary McFadden
McFadden
Bologna Slices For a Summer Cold Meat Platter
Lebanon Bologna is sold in vacuum sealed packages. Sliced it makes a good addition to a summer supper platter of cold meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Which Christmas Was Most Memorable
The Middletown Journal invites readers to submit a personal Christmas memory for a holiday feature. Include name, address, and telephone, read by November 24, not returned. Limit to 300 words and mail to the Women’s Department, Middletown Journal, First and Broad Streets, Middletown, Ohio 45042.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department
Middletown Journal
First and Broad Street
Middletown
Ohio
Christmas Dinner Planned by Julia T. Roth Past Councilors
Plans for an annual Christmas dinner were discussed at a meeting of Julia T. Roth Past Councilors at the Daughters of America Hall on Oxford State Road. Dinner is set for 6 30 p m on December 1 with Mrs Ray Gerard as hostess. Members should notify before November 26. Mrs Violet Koch presided. Game winners included Mrs Ray Lucas Mrs Lester Leturger Mrs Martha Hopple Mrs Olive Hogg Mrs Koch Mrs Gerard and Mrs Richard Shockley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia T. Roth
Daughters of America
Oxford State Road
D of A
Ray Gerard
Estel Seals
James DeStefano
Violet Koch
Ray Lucas
Lester Leturger
Martha Hopple
Olive Hogg
Koch
Gerard
Richard Shockley
Seals
Shockley
Smiling Grandmothers chapter names committee chairs
Mrs Ruth Schneider president of Smiling Grandmothers Chapter 740 announced committee chairmen for the year at a Wednesday meeting. Grace Vitori and Esther Ristanco shared ways and means, Florence Sennet was program chair man, Frances Cogan chaplain, Gen Welch publicity, and Vera Paynter sunshine. At the University Branch First National Bank they discussed March of Dimes as national project and will aid local families and charities. A Christmas party is set for Dec 1 at 6:30 p.m. at the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon. A talent auction followed, with items made by members, and lunch was served by Sennet and Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Schneider
Smiling Grandmothers Chapter
Grace Vitori
Esther Ristanco
Florence Sennet
Frances Cogan
Gen Welch
Vera Paynter
First National Bank
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
How to choose frozen produce in bags and wraps
A Family Circle pullout offers tips for buying frozen fruits and vegetables. It advises selecting bags that rattle when shaken and notes bright colors in clear wraps indicate fresher flavor. Inspect packages for damage to avoid quality loss.
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Pat Gomm
Pamela Lovelock
Millinery Guild
London
J Thiel
Walter Steway
George Fiessinger
Lucille Polleys
John McCann
Fred Cramer
Sandee Mindlin
Ernest Streifthau
FE. H. Dorenbusch
Edward Dineen
Wilbur Evans
Chester Hall
Mollie Howland
Kenneth Cohen
Thane Doellmann
USA
Radara
Yd Appliance Center
Middletown Shopping Plaza
S. Breiel Blvd
Grand Rye Eee
Bowling Green State University
Beth
Oxford
Soroptimist Club
éin-Sider
Storm Window
Whistler
Denny Lumber CO
First Avenue
Grimes
Sennet
Schneider
Dancecraft
Danecraft
McAlpin’s
McAlpin
Oor McAlpin’s Jewelry
Towne Mall
Sat
Sun
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