Delightful Shower for Bride Elect Nancy Whitlock
Miss Nancy Whitlock, bride elect, was honored yesterday at 109 Euclid Street with a bathroom shower hosted by Mrs. William Storer and Miss Margaret Shera. Guests arrived to clever decorations, wore mushroom hats, and participated in games and prizes, celebrating the upcoming wedding and gifts in pink and aqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlock
William Storer
Margaret Shera
Euclid St
Nancy Whitlock
Muhroom
John Winger
Kenneth Smith
Ray Marts
Frank Ferryman
Harold Aness
William Crawford
Guerney Cole, Jr
Yarth Myers
George Bauer
Ward Browning
James Millan
Leo Einartz, Jr
Clifford Crawvd
J. B. Whitlock
M. Shera
McKnight Kinje
Martha Steed
E. T. Storer
Nest
Women Association meeting at First Presbyterian Church
Morning hours focused on folding gauze for the mission hospital. A 12 45 p m gathering included a meditation led by Mrs James Purvis. Mrs Charles Boyle sang a lovely solo and a luncheon followed by a brief business session. Captain and Mrs Kenneth Sharp of the Salvation Army spoke and answered questions. Semper Fidelis Class met at Mrs Stanley Lykins with devotionals and poems. A Thanksgiving food drive and plans for a Christmas party were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Mission Hospital
James Purvis
Charles Boyle
Ruben Pieters
Cheirmi
Kenneth Sharp
Salvationry
Keering
Sharp
First Aptist Church
Stanley Lykins
Rs. L. Turner
Finley Lykins
Mily
John S. i
Christmas plans for Lodges Auxiliary and G A R circle
The Lodges Ladies Auxiliary to Knights Templars met at Masonic Temple for a covered dish and a brief business session. Plans were made for a December Christmas meeting, with Mrs Percy Smith in charge and Mrs Roger Hopkins presenting the program with motion pictures. Vicksburg Circle No 32 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic met at Civic Association Auditorium for a business session, presided by Mrs E G Schneider. Christmas committees prepared for contributions and events, with Mrs A E Duvall planning the circle party and Mrs Maude Vogelsang visiting Cottage No 9 at U S and S Ophans Home in Xenia to assess needs. Mrs Lawrence Dugan will host a handkerchief shower and collect donations for the circle's adopted widow, Mrs Clara Lloyd at Madison Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars
Masonic Temple
Percy Smith
Roger Hopkins
Vicksburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Civic Association
E. G. Schneider
A. E. Duvall
Maude Vogelsang
U. S. and
S. O
Xenia
Lawrence Dugan
Clara Lloyd
Madison
Bridal Shower For Miss Virginia Stet hen
A first in a series of showers honored bride elect Miss Virginia Stet hen, hosted by Mrs. Hale Smith on Harrison St. The decorated room featured chrysanthemums and a miniature bride centerpiece. The table held white linen and gifts for the couple, with guests including Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Layman, Mrs. Mulloy, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Gephardt, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Stethen, Miss Amyx, Miss Getz, and Miss Marilyn Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stethen
Harold Smith, Jr
Hale Smith
Harrison St
Mary Powell
Leslie Drake
William Jones
Adelia Layman
Sam Mulloy
Bill Allison
Gordon Reed
Jack Gephardt
John Davis
Gomer Stethen
June Amyx
Edward Swaim
Eva Wells
Ben Getz
Marilyn Smith
Births at Hospital Bring News of Six New Babies
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frye of 2128 Carolina Street welcome a girl born Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James Plumbo of 1306 Fairmount Street report a Friday boy. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Centers of Franklin greet a boy Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Combs of Middletown Route 3 announce a Friday girl. Mr. and Mrs. George Kaufmann of West Middletown celebrate twin girls born Saturday. Also notes London first used gas for street lighting in 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Frye
Carolina St
James Plumbo
Fairmount St
Ray Centers
Franklin
Jonathan Combs
Middletown
George Kaufmann
West Middletown
Shower Tendered Bride Elect Miss Mary Ellen Griffith
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Ellen Griffith bride elect of Kay Bailey was hosted by Mrs. Rollie Griffith Jr at 1913 Brentwood St. The room featured yellow and white chrysanthemum décor and gifts on a window table. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ralph Mull, Mrs. Guernsey, and Mrs. Lloyd Eckhart. refreshments followed for numerous guests including Mrs. Ernest Rothfuss and Miss Doris Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Griffith
Kay Bailey
Rollie Griffith, Jr
Brentwood St
Ralph Mull
Bert Guernsey
Lloyd Eckhart
Ernest Rothfuss
Eckhart
Patty Ann
William Rothfuss
Simon Farquer
Guernsey
Homer Carter
Rollie Griffith
Doris Carter
R. Jones
G. A. Sebastian
Gus Cristy
Frank Howard
David Bailey
Medical Record Of Vets Ruled Private Data
The Ohio Second District Court of Appeals upheld the refusal of a veteran to permit disclosure of his Army medical service record in VA files. The decision affirms federal law that VA records are confidential and privileged, to be disclosed only to the veteran or with his consent. The case involves Dr. John B. McLaughlin seeking insurance for loss of both eyes from a gun shot wound and reverses a Franklin County ruling, sending the matter back for further action.
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John B. McLaughlin
Columbus
Massachusetts Indemnity Company
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Proper Food Essential To Young Girl Health
In a column letter, a mother asks how to handle her daughter Celia 17 who imitates a guest named Dina by drinking coffee and smoking at breakfast. The response explains Dina’s unhealthy habit cycle from chronic malnutrition, urges better nutrition, and suggests the mother stop nagging, share the article, or ask Dina to leave as a last resort.
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Mary Haworth
Celia
Dina
F.L
M.H
Goodwill Mothers Meet at Mrs Denniston Home
Goodwill Mothers Club gathered last evening at 306 Shafer Street hosted by Mrs Ed ward Denniston with 14 members and three guests present. Guests included Mrs Jack Stahley Mrs Gerald Ward and Miss Janet Denniston. They planned a Thanksgiving basket and clothing donation for a needy family. A program by Mrs LaRue Ginter featured participants Mrs George S Fletcher Mrs Turner R Powers and Mrs Thomas Cracraft. Prizes went to Mrs Ginter Mrs Earl Lacey and Mrs Cecil Forney. Mrs Ward won the door prize and the evening closed with a lunch hosted by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Mothers Club
Edward Denniston
Shafer St
Jack Stahley
Gerald Ward
Janet Denniston
LaRue Ginter
George S. Fletcher
Turner R. Powers
Thomas Cracraft
Andrews sister Laverne wed to Lou Rogers in Hollywood
The eldest Andrews sister Laverne, 32, became Mrs. Lou Rogers when she married last night at Maxene Andrews Levy home. Patti Andrews Melcher served as matron of honor, with all three Andrews sisters connected to the ceremony.
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Hollywood
Auto Dealers to Meet Cleveland
AP reports the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association will hold its 15th annual convention in Cleveland on Monday and Tuesday. About 700 Ohio new car dealers are expected to attend, with E. F. Titgemeyer of Painesville named convention chairman.
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Cleveland
Ohio Automobile Dealers Association
Ohio
E. F. Titgemeyer
Painesville
On the Air Waves HORIZONTAL Puzzle Clues
A themed crossword style list with horizontal and vertical clues including numbers like 1 5 11 13 and entries such as Solitary Aircraft and Symbols for selenium along with abbreviations and ancient terms.
Puzzling Crossword Clue Answer List
Answer set lists terms mapping clues to solutions including Hindu barterers garment nostrils elliptical mimicker figures measure hearing organ worm insurance female horse sea eagle names youth click beetle silver authoritatively tellurium native metals symbol.
Oakland Presbyterian Church Opens Morning Schedule with Worship
Oakland Presbyterian Church starts at 9:15 a.m. with opening devotional led by Superintendent Edward Stigler. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. features Rev. Richard E. Moore sermon The Friend of Sinners. Nursery begins in basement to aid parents. Stewardship Sunday set for November 28 with pledges consecrated. Choir practice 7 p.m. Wednesday. Senior High Fellowship Sunday 6:30 p.m. Women’s Organization Thanksgiving potluck Tuesday. Young Married Couples Clipper Saturday. tickets from members.
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Edward Stigler
Richard E. Moore
Oakland Church
Womens
Sunrise Worship And Women Day At Holiness Tabernacle
Holiness Tabernacle Of The Universe schedules a 6:00 a m sunrise prayer service followed by Sunday School at 9 45 with Sister Daisy Smith guiding. Morning worship at 11 30 led by Rev H K Kilgore. Women’s Day service at 3 30 led by Sister Willie Kilgore with principal speakers Sister Edna Troutman and Sister Reva Payne. HYPU service at 6 00 p m with evangelist Rev Willie Robinson at 7 30 p m. Regular prayer on Tue and Fri at 7 30 p m. Rev Frank Hampton of Mt Zion Baptist Church leads Thursday 7 30 p m service. Congregation hosts Peoples' Baptist Church of Walnut Hills Cincinnati Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Daisy Smith
H. K. Kilgore
Willie Kilgore
Edna Troutman
Reva Payne
HYPU
Willie Robinson
Frank Hampton
Mt. Zion
Jehovah's Witnesses Lecture and Bible Study plural meetings
Jehovah's Witnesses announce a Sunday November 14 lecture at 3 p.m. in Kingdom Hall 2304 Central Ave by W T Kropp Watch Tower Society representative. A Bible study follows using Watchtower Magazine. Additional Bible help book study Tuesday 7:30 p.m. and Thursday service meeting with Theocratic Ministry School at 8:45 p.m. Public invited to all meetings.
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Kingdom Hall
Central Ave
W. T. Kropp
Watch Tower Society
Watchtower Magazine
Theocratic Ministry
Philips Chanel CME Sunday services and classes schedule
Philips Chanel CME announces Sunday school at 10 a m with J E Harley as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m led by Rev M H Hayes on the theme He hath showed thee O man what is good. Afternoon missionary program at 3 30 p m led by Mrs Jesse Collins. Evening worship at 7 p m with Rev Hayes.
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J. E. Harley
M. H. Hayes
Jesse Collins
Hayes
First Church of God Youth for Christ Rally Set
The First Church of God on West Market St German town Ohio hosts a Youth for Christ Rally led by Rev J Herschel Caudill with talks on What is Your Life The event features church youth from various denominations and public invites. Sunday school at 9 30 a m buses to Mayfield Clifton Farms and Mavle Park.
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Youth For Christ
Church of God
West Market St
Germantown
J. Herschel Caudill
R. C. Caudill
Mayfield
Clifton Farms
Mavle Park
Clyde Tankersley
Edris Hughes
Nelevene Fugate
Dr. Caudill
Bethel A M E Church Weekly Schedule and Events
The Bethel A M E church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Thelma Doty in charge The 11 a m sermon by Rev R E Taylor the senior choir directed by Mrs R E Taylor and organist Mrs Ruth Howard will provide music Evening service at 7 30 p m The official board meets at 8 p m Monday junior choir at 4 p m and Christmas music rehearsals for the senior choir begin at 7 p m Tuesday midweek service is Wednesday at 8 p m Ladies Aid meets Monday at 8 p m at 325 N Main St Friendly Women Club meets Thursday at Estella Reid s Grove St Harvest Festival by the Optimist Club in the church basement November 19 at 8 p m public is invited.
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Thelma Doty
R.E Taylor
R. E. Taylor
Ruth Howard
Ladies Aid
Elise Caldwell
Main St
Friendly Women Club
Estella Reid
Grove St
Optimist
Union Baptist Church Weekly Services and Activities
Union Baptist Church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m with prophecy in the bible lesson led by the superintendent Devotionals at 10 45 a m by the deacons Senior choir led by Isreal W Hughes with Miss Leatha Banks to accompany Rev Robert L Robinson preaches Be ing Filled with the Spirit Youth meeting led by Mrs Sally Furgenson at 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 45 p m Senior choir rehearsal Tuesday midweek prayer at 8 p m Faithful Tea Club meets Thursday at 6 p m
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Direc
Isreal W. Hughes
Leatha Banks
Robert L. Robinson
Sally Furgenson
Young Peoples
The
Faithful Tea Club
Tombstone claims 386 descendants for 96-year-old Josiah White
In Rockingham New Hampshire a local graveyard stone for Josiah White claims he died at 96 leaving 386 descendants. The unusual inscription highlights a long family lineage and draws attention in the community.
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Rockingham, N. H
Josiah White
Evening Radio Schedule and Highlights in Cincinnati
Radio listings for PM to 11 PM feature WLW 700 and WMOH 1450 with a mix of music, quiz shows, and entertainment. Programs include Take A Number, Musical, Truth or Consequences, Hit Parade, Judy Canova, Grand Ole Opry, and News. other stations like WPFB and local segments cover music, sports, and talk.
First Baptist Church guest speaker and services today
First Baptist Church presents Dr. H. H. Titus from Denison University Granville Colorado as morning speaker at 10 40 am with sermon Christianity and Communism Two Missionary Movements Special music includes Wagner Pilgrim s Chorus Minuetto Pomposo and Gounod Sans Tantos Choir directed by Mrs Ramsdell Adoration by Maurice Telman offertory Kate Kunin James Young leads the service Church school 9 30 am Junior Hi Fellowship 6 30 pm Senior Fellowship 1 30 pm to Madisonville Ninth Street Baptist for Vesper Day. evening at Ninth Street Baptist for group meeting Deacons oversee Wednesday prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Titus
Denison University
Granville, CO
E. W. Jones
Harris
Robert Ramsdell
Santos
Gounod
George Farley
Maurice Telman
Kate Kunin
Men and Missions
Howard Stalker
James Young
Owen Albaugh
Madisonville
Ninth Street Baptist Church
New Hope Baptist Church Schedule of Services
New Hope Baptist begins Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Prophecy In The Bible as topic Robert Barber serves as superintendent Morning worship at 10 45 a m features Youth and Senior Choirs plus Gospel Chorus Dr S C Richards preaches Their Influence and Responsibility Evening service at 8 includes B Y P U at 6 30 and sermon by The Rev C B Banks The Two Ways Wednesday November 17 David Breau from Indianapolis will lead an 8 pm meeting at the church each evening
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Robert Barber
S. C. Richards
C. B. Banks
David Breau
Indianapolis
Ind
New Hope Baptist Church
Church Sewing and Choir Rehearsals Announced
The church schedules choir rehearsals from 7:30 to 8 p m on Wednesday. An all day sewing event at the church on Thursday begins at 10 a m for White Cross Sewing. Attendees should bring sandwiches. coffee will be provided.
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White Cross
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