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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1966
Page
14
Household hints cover protecting a driver license with plastic, cutting patterns on the smooth corduroy side, cleaning electric can openers with moistened swabs, reusing bib ties, testing makeup routines, and sealing fish waste in plastic bags to prevent odors.
A reader describes painting the tub shell pink and gilding the claw feet gold to create a pretty feminine bathroom. She shares a relaxing foot-soak method using warm water, a towel, and a chair while enjoying TV or radio.
Mrs. Wilbur Lewis notes she repurposes a bassinet as a portable sewing basket for embroidering a bedspread. She keeps bulk items inside and wheels the basket beside her chair, with scissors and floss at hand.
The Rev Walter Zimmer campus minister for United Christian Fellowship at Miami University will address the annual Christmas Breakfast at First Baptist Church Friday at 9 30 a m. The event showcases over 150 church women and guests with music by Mrs George Sakata Middletown High School Triple Trio and readings by local members. Proceeds go to gifts for home and foreign missionaries.
Velvet remains an aristocrat among fabrics resisting a folksy image. Treated velvets are hardy and stain resistant yet retain regal appeal. From velvet jackets to white satin shirts and bell bottoms, velvet defines dramatic party wear for the host or the homebound career girl.
Margaret Ann Enright and Jackson Wayne Wood wed in a 3 p.m. ceremony at Holy Trinity Church with Rev. John Willman officiating. The couple, preceded by maid of honor Regina Enright and best man James Wood, will reside at 1917 Lambertson Street after a reception at Eastern Lanes.
Kathleen Mildred Hoover and Robert Lewis Yoder wed in a solemn high nuptial Mass at St John’s Catholic Church. The bride wore champagne satin and carried yellow roses. cha rming details included yellow chrysanthemums and pompons in the ceremony and bridesmaids in satin gowns. The couple plan to live at 1707 Orchard Street after a wedding trip.
The Diamonds International Awards honored 21 jewelers from 11 countries for 1966 designs chosen from 1,495 submissions by 362 designers in 23 nations. Winners showcased diamond shapes and pave surfaces, colored diamonds, architectural ring structures, smooth gold finishes, and enamel integration. The piece also notes the first Salvation Army lasses in California, Captains Polly Medforth and Mary Matthews.
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