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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1968

Page

10

What's RIGHT With Our Young People Guided Study

Grace Niel Fletcher argues youth are a generation of hope in this cross country interview based work. Mrs Sloan reports on Mrs Fetcher's book at the Women's Center Guided Study Club emphasizes youth voices and a new democratic patriotism. Peace Corps described as a living embodiment of American generosity with focus on person to person communication building peace.

Grace Niel Fletcher James Sloan Fletcher

Prosser Chapter Installs Officers

Mrs. Okey Jackson and Earl Gehron were installed worthy matron and patron of Prosser Chapter 367, Order of the Eastern Star, at the Masonic Temple on Main Street. Installing officer was Mrs Edgar Phelsimer. rosebuds and other officers named included Robert Walton and many members. retiring matrons are Mrs Finley Lykins and Edgar Pickelsimer.

Okey Jackson Earl Gehron Prosser Order of the Astern Star Masonic Temple Main Street Jackson Gehron Robert Walton Richard Keller Orville Morris Fenton Hall Russell Murphy James Jewel Rupert King Marshal Edward Hobart William Price Adah Karah Cracraft Ruth Horace Hunter Esther Glenn van Buskirk Martha Elmer Wright Electa James Holt Warder Richard Edgar Phelsimer Floran Willoughby Faul S. Smith Carl Lubberger Wirt Cade Ernest Cracraft Edgar Pickelsimer Harold Hannah al Worman Finley Lykins Willard Williams Deal Wilson Eugene Mack Evelione Meahl William Evans George Guynn Roy Ross M. Leonard Hackeny Pauli Cole

Rev Jerome Schulz BETE Speaker at FTTF Club Session

The Rev Jerome Schulz spoke at the FTTF Club session at the Women's Center recalling his teaching and ministry. Mrs Robert Heyer introduced him and Mrs Dan Murphy read a friendship poem. Plans for a Christmas party were discussed with hostesses named L J Ragland James G Wikoff and H W Rish.

Jerome Schulz Women’s Center Robert Heyer Dan Murphy L. J. Ragland James G. Wikoff H. W. Rish

Dinner To Follow Wedding Rehearsal

Mr and Mrs Gerald Davis Sr of Dorset Drive host a rehearsal dinner at Congress Inn for son Robert Davis and bride elect Miss Margaret Ann Trent and their attendants after the St Marys Church rehearsal. The wedding is tomorrow at 1130 AM with a reception at Congress Inn.

Gerald Davis Sr Dorset Drive Congress Inn Robert Davis Margaret Ann Trent St. Mary’s Church Davis-Trent Chester Trent

Water Purification Is Major Project At Armco Plant

John Barker Armco Steel air and water pollution manager described Project 600 purification at a Ramblers Club meeting. The system pumps 100000 gallons per minute, is fully automatic, and cost 16 million dollars. It reuses plant water to curb creek pollution. He also outlined deep well plans to dispose of mill acid wastes into a limestone bed 3000 feet underground.

John Barker Armco Steel Corp Ramblers Club Earl Klein

Guild Members Plan Gift Wrapping Session for Longview Hospital

The Guild will wrap Christmas gifts for Ward BE patients at Longview State Hospital on December 5 at Mrs. Robert Vokes's home. A luncheon precedes the workshop, with unwrapped gifts due by December 6. Donations from Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority and Armco Girls' Association were received to aid patient needs.

Mental Health Guild Robert Vokes Alameda Circle Longview State Hospital Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority Armco Girls’ Association Longview Robert Taylor Vokes Archie Pickerell Ruth Shoupe Arnold Boxwell Donald F. Lehman Charles Gorman C. R. Hinsec Emma Starr Julian Wander Benedict Buniewicz Guild Robert Myers

Dance Theme Chosen for Homemakers Dance

Champagne and Pink Elephants is the theme for the annual Homemakers Dance on March 8 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Forest Hills Country Club. Nine Homemakers circles met at the home of general chairman Mrs. Paul Morgan Sleebig Road to plan the event with committees handling prizes tickets decorations publicity entertainment and hostesses. Proceeds will be donated to Doty House.

Forest Hills Country Club Paul Morgan Sleebig Road Clement Smith Thomas Somerfield Ervin Riesz Paul Reich Joseph Hill Joseph Smith David Tonsing Donald McCormick H. A. Hoffman Doty House

California First Lady Favors Women Without Pants Suits

California First Lady Nancy Reagan says she dislikes women wearing pants suits in public while greeting fashion providers at a spring resort wear show. Designers showcase couture including long jackets, frilly evening gowns, and glittering dresses with pants suits offered in higher price ranges with a skirt option.

Los Angeles California Ronald Reagan Nancy Reagan Reagan Gallanos Couture

Club To Fete 2 Members At Tees Restaurant

The Friendship Club honors two members, Mrs. Lillian Osborn and Mrs. Harold Hall of Excello, at a Tees Restaurant dinner. Mrs. Osborn, 70, was guest of honor at a family dinner on Oxford State Road Monday. Guests included her nephew Mr. Gene Popp and his wife.

The Friendship Club Lillian Osborn Harold Hall Excello Tees

Recital Planned By OMTA Chapter in Middletown Ohio

Music Teachers Association will present a group of their students in a recital tomorrow at 3 30 p m at the Women's Center on North Broad Street Middletown Ohio.

Middletown Ohio Music Teachers’ Association Women's N. Broad Street

Bridge Draws 26 Players at Brown's Run Country Club

Twenty six women played the duplicae bridge event at Brown's Run Country Club using the Mitchell movement at the 6'2 tables. Winners included Mrs. Don Daly and Mrs. George Roberts first with 71.5, and several other top pairs led by Mrs. Richard Rossman with Mrs. O.L. Layman at 55. Remaining results note 45 for east-west and 52s for other top groups. Upcoming Brown's Run ladies day is set for December 5 with an 11:30 am game preceded by a 10:15 am bridge clinic.

Brown's Run Country Club Mitchell Don Daly George Roberts Murray Wilson P.H. Long PS. Cade Don Osborne Richard Ross

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