Wilsons and relatives visit Urbana during holidays
Mr and Mrs F Earl Wilson of Urbana Ohio visit with their son in law and daughter over the holidays. Mr and Mrs Thomas H Wilson of South Main St and Mr and Mrs James Martindale have returned from a trip to New York where they attended several Broadway plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Earl Wilson
Urbana, O
Thomas H. Wilson
South Main St
James Martindale
New York
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Shower Fetes Ruth Southard
Mrs Morris Renick entertained last evening at Mrs H H Tullis home on South Main St with a kitchen and bathroom shower in honor of Miss Ruth Southard bride elect of Venus Maupin. Vows set for November 30 at the First Methodist Church with Rev Kenneth S Learey officiating. Yellow chrysanthemums adorned the rooms and 18 guests attended a luncheon after gifts were opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Renick
H. H. Tullis
South Main St
Ruth Southard
Venus Maupin
First Methodist Church
Kenneth S. Learey
Miss Southard
Regular meeting of Imperial Court No 34 Amaranth
The Imperial Court No 34 Order of the Amaranth holds a Saturday meeting at 7 30 p m with a social hour at 9 p m featuring planned entertainment. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Court No. 34
Order of the Amaranth
Gleaners at First Methodist Church Meeting Friday
Gleaners of the First Methodist Church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 15 p m at the church for a planned gathering and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Townsend Club No 1 to Meet November 30
Townsend Club No 1 will not meet at 122 Franklin Street the home of Miss Rachel Ashton due to the Thanksgiving holidays. The meeting will be held instead on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Rachael Ashton
Franklin St
B P and W Holds Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women group held a dinner at the Girls' Club with fruit and fall decor. City Manager and Mrs Herbert Starick attended as guests. Emelie Wick spoke on Social Security law and earning groups, with a December 18 meeting planned at the Manchester Hotel. The Triple Trio from Middletown High School performed during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Augspurger
Herbert Starick
Nevin Smucker
G. L. Hoffman
Attendants Named For Vows In Pleasant Ridge Church
Miss Anna Jane Wilhoit will wed Leonard A. Monce in West Middletown at 7 30 p m Friday with Mrs. Robert Fraley as matron of honor and Mrs. Ernest Judd, sister of the groom, as bridesmaid. Bride’s brother Earl Wilhoit serves as usher. music by Mrs. Webster Bradshaw and Paul Heitz. reception at the bride’s parents home. rehearsal planned for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jane Wilhoit
Leonard A. Monce
Pleasant Ridge Evangelical
Paul Heitz
Earl Wilhoit
Michael Rd
Imogene Wilhoit
Grace Monce
J. D. Nisewonder
New Lexington Couple Wed In Quiet Home Ceremony
Dorothy Alberta Gruhe and William J. Snyder of New Lexington united in marriage in a Monday evening ceremony at 6 30 at his South Main Street home with Justice of the Peace Lammie Bailey officiating. The bride wore a navy gabardine suit with fur trim. the groom is a farmer. The newlyweds will reside on a farm near New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main St
Lammie Bailey
Dorothy Alberta Gruhe
William J. Snyder
New Lexington
Curtis Watts
Ms. Snyder
Fred Watts
Jewell St
Middletown
Snyder
Wilfred Snyder
Native tree varieties documented in Great Smoky Mountains Park
A survey records 131 native tree varieties in Great Smoky Mountains National Park spanning North Carolina and Tennessee, highlighting biodiversity across the park’s highland and lowland zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina
Tennessee
Otterbein Sunday School Class Meets at Mrs Clifford Home
The Otterbein Sunday School class of Calvary Methodist Church met at Mrs Emmanuel Clifford’s Auburn Street home with 10 members and two visitors. President Mrs Ray Weaver led devotions and the session closed with The Lord’s Prayer. A Thanksgiving readings program followed with music by Mrs J W Mack on organ. Mrs Glass discussed the W C T U theme Doors in Our Own Community. The next meeting is December 12 at the Girls' Club, a Christmas tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mack
Schubert
Glass
W.C.T.U
Nu Phi Mu Sorority Installations At YMCA Barnitz Room
Nu Phi Mu Sorority Unit One held a candle light service in the Barnitz Room at the YMCA to install new members led by Mrs. Mary Smallwood. New members named include Jo Ann Canney Charlotte Rowe Charlotte Pergram Mary Lou Pergram Lois Denniston Tillie Boehm Joyce Auerbach Pat Wirtley Nancy Barnes Martha Sherhard and Dona Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Barnitz
Mary Smallwood
Jo Ann Canney
Charlotte Rowe
Charlotte Pergram
Mary Lou Pergram
Lois Denniston
Tillie Boehm
Joyce Auerbach
Pat Wirtley
Nancy Barnes
Martha Sherhard
Dona Fleming
Beta Zeta Chapter meeting at Wilbraham Road home
The Beta Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority met last evening at Mrs. Lil lard Lee’s Wilbraham Road home with 11 members present. Miss Barbara Knox led a short business session and refreshments were served by Mrs. Lee and Miss Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Zeta Chapter
Beta Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Lillard Lee
Wilbraham Rd
Barbara Knox
Young Mothers Circle Plans Card Party Drive
The Young Mothers Circle of the Mothers Study League met at Mrs Roscoe Kincaid's home with Mrs C H Campbell assisting. A short business session set plans for a benefit card party and a Christmas party. Mrs Ernest Graff reported success of the clothing drive for needy school children and Miss Beulah McCray of the Juvenile Court gave an informative talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mothers
Young Mothers’ Circle
Mothers’ Study League
Roscoe Kincaid
C. H. Campbell
Ernest Graff
Ways and Means
League
Walter Rogers
Beulah McCray
Legion Women Plan December 17 Christmas Party
The Women's Committee of the American Legion met at the Legion Home to set the annual children’s Christmas party. It will be December 17 at 3 p.m. in the Legion auditorium with Miss Mary Delp and Miss Marguerite Rose as co chairmen and committees appointed to arrange details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Committee of the American Legion
Legion Home
Legion Auditorium
Mary Delp
Marguerite Rose
Mothers Study League meeting at Bussert home
Corona Circle of the Mothers' Study League met last evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Bussert. Guest speaker Mrs. Howard Wilson spoke on Home Beautiful. Two guests attended, Mrs. Charles Mills and Mrs. Vincent Horn, with Mrs. Millard Bechtel assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Circle
Mothers’ Study League
Charles Bussert
Howard Wilson
Home Beautiful
Charles Mills
Vincent Horn
Bussert
Millard Bechtel
Sherman Kindergarten Mothers Plan Christmas Party
Sherman Kindergarten Mothers met at the school for a business session led by president Mrs. John Grunner. They scheduled a Christmas party for the children and announced the next meeting would occur in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Kindergarten
John Grunner
Dorcas Dorcas Ladies Aid Donates Thanksgiving Baskets
Dorcas Dorcas Ladies of the Seventh Day Adventist Church distributed several Thanksgiving baskets yesterday afternoon to needy families. Local merchants contributed some of the food and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Ladies of the
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Viola WCTU Holds November Meeting in First Church Auditorium
Viola Romans Chapter of the W C T U held its November meeting in the First Church of Christ auditorium with Mrs J L Glass presiding. The treasurer reported 190 members to date and departmental chairmen were appointed with dates for the year set. Two donations were made to the Frances Williard Cottage and CARE packages for soldiers in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Romans
W.C.T.U
First Church of Christ
J. L. Glass
Frances Williard
Chautauqua
Korea
W. A. Hahn
Soldiers and Sailors Committee
Patrick Pital
Dayton
N. Lowe
Forest Bowman
Highland Mothers Meet Plans for Camp Trip and Charity
The Highland Mothers Circle met at Mrs. J. R. Bowman home on Aberdeen Dr. They will send at least one girl to the Salvation Army Girls Camp in Cincinnati next year and start sewing for a hospital project. They discuss fundraising, hostesses for art exhibit, and a Christmas charity basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Mothers’ Circle
Mothers’ Study League
J. R. Bowman
Aberdeen Dr
Salvation Army Girls
Cincinnati
Emmett Sherron
Ralph Irons
Penny Art Fund
Leo McEvoy
Mark Scheibert
Paul Cain
Janet Seaman
Nu Phi Mu Sorority Hosts Hobo Party for Prospects
Nu Phi Mu sorority Unit 2 held a hobo party at Miss Ruby Collins home on Caroll Street to honor prospective members. Bingo highlighted the merriment with refreshments served to a list of members including Marcia McClain Irene Lindsey Pat Goonan Mary Lou Schoppelier Jackie Cornwell Wanda Johnson Joy Shane Joyce Frazier Alice Harpring Wanda Pate Betty Snively Sue Mehl Nancy MacLean Ruby Collins Janet Miles Mrs. Charlotte Marshall Betty Robillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Unit 2
Ruby Collins
Caroll St
Marcia McClain
Irene Lindsey
Pat Goonan
Mary Lou Schoppelier
Jackie Cornwell
Wanda Johnson
Joy Shane
Joyce Frazier
Alice Harpring
Wanda Pate
Betty Snively
Sue Mehl
Nancy MacLean
Janet Miles
Charlotte Marshall
Betty Robillard
Trenton Mothers Club Meets with Joe Schrock
The Trenton Mothers Club held a meeting led by the president with four hostesses including Mrs. Joe Graham and Mrs. Joe Schrock. Joe Schrock attended as a guest during the evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Mother’s Club
Joe Schrock
Joe Graham
Legion card party planned for February by Ways and Means
The club announced a February Legion card party with proceeds to support club projects. The clothing drive was praised as a success and the milk fund will continue. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Fisher were named art exhibit hostesses for Civic Association show from Nov 26 to Dec 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
League
the Legion
Thomas Bell
Charles Fisher
Civic Association
Jessie Creech
Katherine McKenzie
Y.W.C.A
Hamilton
Modern Mother's Circle Hosts Two Local Meetings
Mrs. Floyd Duffey led a Modern Mother's Circle gathering at 1955 Central Ave with reports from committee chairs. Thanksgiving baskets, a rummage sale at Zion Lutheran, and a home maker as consumer talk framed the evening, ending with a word game and roll call memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Duffey
Central Ave
Mothers’ Study League
Paul Mullendore
Howard Shull
Ways and Means
Zion Lutheran Church
First Ave
Clifford Cook
Robert Petry
Shull
Benjamin Gray
Melzo Gaw
Harold Figley
Elliott Perkins
Eston Wombold
C. C. Hursh
Kenwood Drive
Walter Coddington
Women of Moose Plan Christmas Party at Manchester Hotel
The Women of Moose met at Mrs. John Perry Sr. home on Logan Ave to finalize plans for a December 19 Christmas party at the Manchester Hotel. Mrs. Lester Keeler was honored with gifts and a mystery pal. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Howard Schneider Mrs. Charles Bolton Mrs. Clifford Emerick and Mrs. Robert Norris. Mrs. Schneider will host the next meeting on December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
John Perry
Logan Ave
Manchester
Lester Keeler
Howard Schneider
Charles Bolton
Clifford Emerick
Robert Norris
Schneider
United Mothers Circle Conducts Meeting At Hel Singer Home
United Mothers Circle of the Mothers Study League met at Mrs. Robert Hel singer’s home with Mrs. Jack Christy, president, leading the business. A Health Department paper was read by Mrs. George Hancock. Members then played canasta and enjoyed luncheon hosted by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mothers’ Circle of the
Mothers Study League
Robert Helsinger
Jack Christy
Health Department
George Hancock
Women leaders elected at conference meeting
The Phoenix Country Club hosts the event as Mrs. Joseph Ullman is elected president of the conference. Mrs. Cramer is re elected a director. Delegates from Detroit Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton Springfield Marion and Middletown attend. Mrs. Charles Hymers of Minneapolis national vice president of the Council attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Country Club
Joseph Ullman
Cincinnati
Cramer
Detroit
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Springfield
Marion
Middletown
Charles Hymers
Minneapolis, Minn
Cana-Tel Club Hosts Canasta Evening at Burton Road Home
Mrs. Robert Simmons entertained Cana-Tel Club members last evening at her home on Burton Road. Canasta and television were enjoyed. Attendees included Mrs. Edward Beachler Mrs. Milton Proctor Mrs. Roy Long Mrs. George Hassebach Jr Mrs. Paul Becker and the hostess. Mrs. Walter Sheffer could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Simmons
Cana-Tel Club
Burton Rd
Canasta
Edward Beachler
Milton Proctor
Roy Long
George Hassebach, Jr
Paul Becker
Walter Sheffer
Jewish Women Attend National Council Meeting in Terre Haute
Mrs. Fred Cramer and Mrs. Sam Feinstein returned yesterday from the Middle Eastern Conference of the National Council of Jewish Women held at the Terre Haute House in Terre Haute Indiana. They attended a hotel luncheon a cocktail party and a dinner hosted by the Terre Haute Section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cramer
Sam Feinstein
National Council of Jewish Women
Terre Haute House
Terre Haute
Ind
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