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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1977
Page
8
The subject, speaking with mixed pride and chagrin, discusses his wife earning more than him as he adapts to a secondary role in income. He notes the challenge yet celebrates his spouse’s success in real estate ventures.
Middletown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will honor the Executive of the Year and celebrate its 35th emerald anniversary Thursday at the Manchester Inn. The event features Sam MacMullan of Armco Steel speaking on changes in the secretarial field over 35 years and CPS pin for Mrs. Earl Knedler.
Seven models were chosen for tomorrow's luncheon and style show sponsored by the Women's Center board. The lineup includes Mrs Earl Bonniville Mrs Ralph Mull Miss Marguerita Conover Mrs Paul Jordan Mrs Jean Zahand Mrs Virginia Jenkins and Miss Sue Linkins. Mrs Maurice Rohrkemper will moderate with coordinator Mrs Tom Minor from Casual Corner Towne Mall. Co-chairman is Mrs Don Carey. Reservations for noon event can be made by calling Mrs Nobal Keith at 422 7731.
New members of Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 of the Order of Eastern Star will be initiated tonight at the Masonic Lodge. Current officers hold a farewell meeting at 7 30 with Mrs Leon Osborne and Mrs Ginger Fiscus in charge of the social hour.
The Moon and Lawson families announce the betrothal of Miss Carla Moon and John Lawson. Both graduates of Lemon Monroe High School, she works at Wendy's on Breiel Boulevard while he serves as a sonar technician in the U.S. Navy in Norfolk Virginia. The couple plans to marry December 20 at Yankee Road Church of God.
Hartford AP report notes a national fitness program for firefighters. The International Association of Fire Chiefs, with the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports and Travelers Insurance, distributed materials to 1300 departments to boost strength endurance and flexibility. Andrew Letendre of Travelers frames health promotion as a core insurer service.
Twenty players took part in the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session held at Temple Beth Sholom recreation room. The Howell movement ran across five tables with top honors earned by Mrs Gordon Nein and Dan Tutt, while Mrs Howard Wikoff and Mrs Stanley Weinstein, Mrs Frank Myers and Paul Smith, and Nerenberg also placed.
The Middletown BPW Club seeks candidates aged 21 to 28 who have at least one year in their career, are active in scholastic, community, or church work, and support BPW goals and the national platform. The program advances through local, district, state, and national levels. Contact Mrs Hervey McClellan or Mrs W M Leukhardt for details.
A talent auction highlighted the final meeting of the Middletown Garden Club year held at the country home of Mrs. Louis Gaker on LeSourdsville West Chester Road. Chairmen were Mrs. R. J. Wright and Mrs. Harry Nicholson Jr. Tea was served to members and guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Woodward Mrs. Virgil Perry Mrs. Ted Martin Mrs. Richard Haller Mrs. Calvin Verity Mrs. John Molloy Mrs Thomas Wilson and Mrs Lee Weitzenkorn.
The Women's Volunteer Club of Trenton named Doty House as its project for the year and asked members to donate two hours weekly. The November meeting was held in the Trenton First National Bank party room with chairs Mrs Hembree and Mrs Anderson.
Robyn Lynn Shepherd daughter of Mrs. Francis Raleigh and the late Elmer Shepherd and Jeffery Mark Wright son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright will wed Friday at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel Tabernacle. Rev James Setser and Rev Charley Pennington will officiate. A reception follows in the church social hall.
The Missionary Ladies Society of Peasttown Church of God hosts a Christmas bazaar this weekend at 6376 Germantown Road. Hours are Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Activities include a white elephant booth and baked goods with Molly Short serving as event chairman.
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