Miss King Weds Gary W. Webb in Lakewood Ohio ceremony
Jennifer Sue King and Gary Walter Webb married Sept 20 at Congregational Church Lakewood Ohio. Officiants were William Jeffrey King and Rev Donald Morgan. Reception at Wagner's Country Inn. Bride wore ivory lace dress with train. maid and matron of honor were Beth Anne King and Susan Toweles King. Best man Kent Hawkins. usher Larry Webb. Both graduates of Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Walter Webb
Lakewood
Ohio
Malvern St
V. William Jeffrey King
Port Washington
Donald Morgan
Wagner's Country Inn
Westlake
Jennifer Sue King
Clair King
Beth Anne King
Susan Toweles King
Larry Webb
Kent Hawkins
Miami University
Miami
Monroe High School
J.W. Lamb Contractors
Paul Webb
Todhunter Road
Local WCTU Convention Held in Middletown
Middletown Viola D Romans Chapter of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosts the Butler County WCTU convention at Faith United Methodist Church on Baltimore Street and Philadelphia Avenue. Officers to be elected and installed this afternoon with discussion of the national WCTU president's 1975 76 recommendations from Glorieta New Mexico. Local participants include Mrs Earl Farquer Mrs Mary Heck Mrs Mollie Call Mrs Edna Schutt Mrs Marie Hartman Mrs Dessie Graeff Mrs Carl Rossi and Mrs Sadie Mathis. Reports will be presented by Mrs Helen Shockley public relations Mrs Ruby Neal social service Mrs Pearlene Craig Christian outreach and Mrs Betty Glover education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Viola D. Romans
Woman's’ Christian Temperance Union
Butler County
WCTU
Faith United Methodist Church
Baltimore Street
Philadelphia Avenue
Glorieta
N.M
Earl Farquer
Mary Heck
Mollie Call
Edna Schutt
Marie Hartman
Dessie Graeff
Carl Rossi
Sadie Mathis
Helen Shockley
Ruby Neal
Pearlene Craig
Christian Outreach
Betty Glover
Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Bazaar Promises Handcrafts
A two day Country Bazaar by the United Methodist Women of Pleasant Ridge Church runs from 4 to 8 p.m. tomorrow and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The event features an original bicentennial quilt and various handcrafts, country's foods, jams, jellies, crafts and children's items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women
Pleasant Ridge
Follies proceeds set record for Middletown Hospital drive
The Middletown Hospital Auxiliary raised 14300 dollars from the 1975 High Fever Follies, the largest amount ever, funding a xeroradiography unit to aid early breast cancer detection. Jim Elder accepted the check at Brown's Run Country Club as Dr. James Passino received a framed montage. Charlene Seidner resigned, and Mrs M L Garlikov was installed second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital Association
Jim Elder
Ralph E. Kah
Middletown Hospital
Brown’s Run Country Club
Wildwood Club Sets Deadlines for Fall Brunch Events
Reservations close today for Wildwood Golf Club ladies fall brunch replacing the earlier Oct 4 date. The Oct 7 brunch at Wildwood Clubhouse marks the final event in Wildwood Women's 1975 golf activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Golf Club
Wildwood
Club to install officers for Smiling Grandmothers Chapter 740
The Smiling Grandmothers Chapter 740 will install officers on November 12 at Alex's Restaurant near Miamisburg. In a session at First National Bank on University Boulevard, members planned a garage sale at the old Shaddocks store on Germantown Road for tomorrow and Saturday, plus a cookie sale in November and December. Guests included Mrs. Melva O'Neil Mrs. Ralph Finney and Mrs. Viva Byrd. Hostesses were Mrs. Ed Cogan and Mrs. John Carmody.
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Alex
Miamisburg
First National Bank
University Boulevard
Shaddocks
Germantown Road
Melva O'Neil
Ralph Finney
Viva Byrd
Ed Cogan
John Carmody
Trip to Chile Focus of Methodist Women Meeting
Mrs. Robert Backderf will discuss her Latin American trip at a 12 15 p m meeting of the First United Methodist Women on Oct 10 in the church fellowship hall. She was among 21 women who joined a Latin American Reality Seminar touring Chile Argentina and Brazil to study mission work and relief agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Backderf
United Methodist
Church Fellowship Hall
Backderf
United States
Lutheran Church Women
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
Backdorf
Zion Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church Women of Ohio
Church Women United
James Finch
Samuel Dalton
Circle 6
New Lions Auxiliary Elects Officers and Hostesses
Mrs. Robert Reiner was named president of the Lions Auxiliary with Mrs. Michael Long as vice president Mrs. James der secretary and Mrs. William Kiesewetter treasurer announced at a meeting hosted by the Women’s Center last night The featured speaker was Sam Dalton Middletown superintendent of schools and social hour hostesses included Mrs. Shirley Berman chairwoman Mrs. Ray Miles Mrs. Ernest Graff and Mrs. Bessie Crout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reiner
Lions Auxiliary
Michael Long
James der
William Kiesewetter
Women’s Center
Sam Dalton
Middletown Public School System
Shirley Berman
Ray Miles
Ernest Graff
Bessie Crout
Middletown DZ alums plan State Day meeting luncheon
The Middletown Area Delta Zeta Alumnae hold a fall quarterly meeting with a 12 30 p m luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club. Plans for Ohio State Day in Oxford on March 6 will be discussed and reservations are directed to Mrs Nicklas for those not contacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Delta Zeta
Forest Hills Country Club
Merlin Schrock
Carl Nicklas
Edgar Schellenbach
Oxford
Alpha Chapter
Paul Foster
Nicklas
Orchard St
Harvest Frolic Dance Invitation at Forest Hills Club
Invitations issued for the Coterie Dance Club event Harvest Frolic to be staged October 18 at Forest Hills Country Club. Bob Legg Orchestra to provide music. Reservations handled by Mr and Mrs Gary Courts through October 12. Mr and Mrs James Jordan serve as general chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Dance Club
Forest Hills Country Club
Bob Legg
Gary Courts
James Jordan
Founders Day Plans Tabled at Delta Delta Delta Dinner
Delta Delta Delta alumnae group discussed November Founders Day observance at a husband wife covered dish dinner. Hosts for the September gathering were Mr and Mrs Robert Harris on Breiel Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta
Robert Harris
Breiel Boulevard
Alpha Chapter Cristonians Meet Tonight at Mrs Felton Home
Alpha Chapter Cristonians gather at 8 pm at 1604 Schirm Drive, hosted by Mrs. Al Felton. Eleanor Edgerton of the Family Tree in Franklin presents a ceramics program, with Mrs. Ginny Tatro as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristonians
al Felton
Schirm Drive
Eleanor Edgerton
Franklin
Ginny Tatro
Christmas Is What You Make It Demonstrations At Lebanon
Lebanon council of Garden Clubs hosts free demonstrations by Mrs. Jack Blome of Dayton on October 9 and 10 at the Lebanon Station. The event features craft displays using imported materials, with sales and custom decoration orders available. Mrs. Blome, a national gardening educator and Ohio honorary, will present at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 9 and 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on Oct. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blome
Dayton
Lebanon Council of Garden Clubs
Lebanon Station
Lebanon
S. Broadway
Four Seasons Festival at First Christian Church
Mrs. James Burgess chairs the Four Seasons Festival to be held from 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday October 25 at the church on First Avenue. The event features Paris themed food booths with hot dogs soups doughnuts cider popcorn balls and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burgess
Christianomen’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
First Avenue
Dan Ingram
Larry Steele
William Boutson
Robert Wise
Paris
George Morgan
Harold Crowe
Robert Hughes
Lewis Hamilton
Kelsie Singleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss King Bride
Gary W. Webb
Lebanon Raceway
Telecake
Manchester & Clinton
E. State St
Trenton
E. 6Th St
Follies
Kah
James Passino
Auxiliary
M.L. Garlikov
Charlene Seidner
Grunner
South Main
Franklin, O
Dance
Lebanon Council
Osborne Studios
Verity
Suedes
Central Avenue
Bsa
Furniiie
Inn
Springboro
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