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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1973
Page
8
Dorothy Damele describes an improvised scheme to conserve energy by storing heat for winter. After planning, a spill of consumer jars labeled with summer heat ruins the plan and she must face the fallout with practical humor.
Miss Pamela Tine Campbell and Dale Vinton Meyer set January 5 for their wedding. Ceremony at 7 p.m. at First Christian Church with reception in the fellowship hall. Paired with Paula Hudson as matron of honor and Patsy Jo Campbell as junior bridesmaid. Bridesmaids Christy Howard and Cindy Meyer. Ben Greenplate is best man. ushers Donald Hudson Bobby Meyer and Jim Meyer. Flower girl Michelle Anderson and ringbearer Chad Hudson. The bride is daughter of Samuel and Pamela Campbell of 983 Garver Road. Meyer parents are Robert and Mrs Meyer of Newark Delaware.
Officers of Smiling Grandmothers 740 were installed by Mrs. John Burroughs at the First National Bank meeting room. 1973-74 president is Mrs. William Tucker with Edd Cogan as vice president, Emmitt Perkins treasurer, Peter Welch secretary, and Eva Fay publicity chairman.
Mrs. Elmer Dietz and Roy Roberts were named worthy matron and patron of Prosser Chapter 367 in Trenton. Installing officers included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Murphy and Mr. Edgar Picklesimer with a large group assisting. A reception and tea followed the ceremony at the Masonic Temple.
The Knights of Columbus Auxiliary plans a 9 30 a.m. breakfast at the K of C Hall following an 8 30 a.m. Mass at St Marys Church. Middletown Assembly 68 Order of Rainbow for Girls meets at 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple led by Patricia McCoy with a 5 30 p.m. covered dish dinner for members and mothers.
The Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church Ladies Philoptochos Society named the dinner committee for the November 18 Thanksgiving meal. Chairwoman is Mrs. Arthur Eliopoulos with Mrs. Nick Revelos as co chairman. Members include Mrs. James Poulias Mrs. Ernest Weaver Mrs. Nick Georgopoulos Mrs. Nick Ververis Mrs. Harry Rikas Mrs. James C. Jonson Mrs. Peter Christos Miss Dolores Revelos and Mrs. Spiro Hagias.
Pastor Ivan Morford will speak on Spiritual Maturity during the 11:15 a.m. worship at the Seventh Day Adventist Church tomorrow. Sabbath school begins at 10 a.m.
A simple serving note suggests crunchy celery sticks and crisp pickles accompany baked beans. The combo emphasizes fresh vegetables alongside a hearty bean dish, reflecting a casual party or pantry spread.
Alpha Omega Preceptor Chapter Beta Sigma Phi plans a talent auction and cookie sale on December 4 at 8 p.m. at the Barnitz Bank on Breiel Boulevard for members and guests. Proceeds aid Doty House and Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children. Mrs. J B Gividen led the planning.
Three rituals took place at Delta Sigma Sorority's current meeting including pledge final welcome rites conducted by Mrs. Kevin Dineen Mrs. William Morris Mrs. Thomas Michael and Mrs. Hugh Milner plus Mrs. James Lewellyn and Mrs. Robert Shaer. Members collected items for a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family and planned pine cone wreaths as a Christmas project. A crafts program was led by Mrs. William Noel and a southern dinner for Middletown Gourmet Club was hosted by Mrs. Eugene Bennett with co host Mrs. Robert Gelwick at Gage Drive featuring artichoke hearts pickled shrimp grilled steak and several pies.
A cooking tip suggests topping cooked spinach with grated cheddar cheese instead of butter or margarine for flavor. The idea emphasizes cheese over fat for seasonings.
The Rev. Jerome G. Schulz former pastor of the United Presbyterian Church spoke to FTTF Club members at the Women's Center during a Thanksgiving gathering. He recalled early childhood experiences and the late Wade E. Miller influenced his move to Middletown.
At Verity Lodge last night the Miami University Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club announced no session on November 22. Winners included pairs Mrs. Howard Wikoff with Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilkins among others in north south and east west divisions.
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