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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1975
Page
14
Miss Jeanne Kent and Steve Burgan will marry October 11 at 2 30 p m in St Marys Church Their bridal attendants will be honored at a rehearsal October 10 at Alfy s Restaurant Hosts will be Mr Clyde Burgan and Mrs Burgan of 6167
Dinner to honor Mr and Mrs Don Pratt of 214 McKinley Street as they mark 25 years of marriage on October 6. They will celebrate with a family dinner at Buster T Brown's Restaurant in Bellevue Kentucky, where their son Steve lives, following their Oct 6 1950 wedding officiated by the late Dr R C Caudill.
Mrs. William Reardon of Ellen Drive chairs the Elks Socialites fall card party set for Thursday October 16 at the Elks Temple to raise funds for local charity projects. Co chair Mrs. Bob Henshul assists. doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are 1.25 with cards brought by guests.
A 40 minute program of patriotic music will be presented at Grace Baptist Church tonight at 7 by the Life Action Singers a 20 voice group of graduates. Color slides will illustrate the tribute to America as the group showcases past performances seen on national television.
Winners in the ladies luncheon duplicate at Brown's Run Country Club were Mrs. D A Higbee with Mrs. Virgil Perry, Mrs. E H Bindley with Mrs. Colin Haas, Mrs. Mike Graney with Mrs. John Bauer, and Mrs. Warren Mann with Mrs. Paul Long. Next luncheon set for 11 30 a m Oct 16 at the clubhouse.
Mix hot cooked rice with drained pineapple chunks and chopped green onion. Add fresh tomato and grated lemon peel. Drizzle with butter. Serve with grilled fish or chicken.
Rainbow Assembly 68 schedules balloting at 7 ES in the Masonic hall with Marshall leks Finney as worthy adviser leading the session. Lisa Kruse chairs the pin-on committee, Missy Cope and Ginnie Cope co chair refreshment, Linda Layer handles setup. Rainbow Mothers Circle members join Monroe bhevel opening today operating a ham and bean dinners and ham sandwich food booth.
The Middletown Panhellenic Council met at Mrs. Jason Jackson's home to organize a March luncheon and April meetings to share rush information with senior high girls. Ten sororities discussed plans, dues of 1 dollar were set for October through June, and 1,200 Miami University students attended rush meetings this fall with a new sorority formed. The next council meeting is January 8.
The dessert-card party will run 1 30 to 5 p m on October 24 at the Senior Citizens Center 1905 Columbia Ave Tickets are 150 and may be bought at the center or from auxiliary members Attendees should bring their own cards Proceeds go toward equipment or improvements at the center The next auxiliary board meeting is October 16 at the center.
New York story explains the awkward age where teens grow faster than control. It offers tips like ballet or yoga, sports, crafts, watching graceful movers, good posture, careful shoe choice, and a relaxed figure to improve balance and poise.
Mrs. Joseph Newlin will serve on the Ohio State Division Board of AAUW in charge of resolutions. Three Middletown members Mrs. David Morgan Mrs. Frances Casey and Mrs. David Shaffer join AAUW Ohio State Division committees. Mrs. Clark is named to Outstanding Young Women of America for 1975.
The Julia T Roth Past Councilors Social Club entertained last night at the Townhouse on Verity Parkway. Mrs. Jack Mayne led the business meeting with a social hour and prize awards to several members. Co-hostesses were Mrs. John Stromquist and Mrs. McIntosh. The next meeting is set for 7 p.m. November 5 at the Daughters of America Hall on Oxford State.
Mrs. Garrie Ballard a Vassar graduate with psychology master declares TM a mechanical technique not a religion or belief. She says TM unlocks mind energy boosts intelligence and reduces anxiety citing crime reductions where 1 percent practice TM. Also on program Mrs Day presented current events notes. Hostesses listed.
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