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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1977

Page

8

Breakfast opens new WTC season with student speaker

The Women Teacher's Club gathered at 4212 Fisher Ave. for a breakfast program. Miss Fawn Stethem, Madison High School student and 1977 Buckeye Girls State alumna, spoke about her election to the Model House of Representatives and a possible career in politics.

Women Teacher's Club Joseph Shepperd Fisher Ave Howard Bartlett Fawn Stethem Madison High School Buckeye House of Representatives Robert Balger American Association of University City Centre Mart Carl Kindell Middletown High School Middletonian Bulger Nancy Slattery Clifton Whitehead Eugene Combs Crawford Williams

Dec 16 Wedding Planned for Warmoth and Garrison

Miss Deborah Lynn Warmoth and Charles Brian Garrison announce their engagement by their parents Mr and Mrs Nelson Warmoth of 173 Deneen Ave Monroe. Both are Lemon Monroe High School graduates and Armco Steel Corp research center employee and son of Mr and Mrs William Garrison of 1408 Bernice Ave Monroe. They will marry December 16 at St Pauls United Church of Christ.

Deborah Lynn Warmoth Charles Brian Garrison Nelson Warmoth Deneen Ave Monroe Warmoth Lemon- Monroe High School Armco Steel Corp William Garrison Bernice Ave Lemon-Monroe Miss Warmoth St. Paul's United Church of Christ

Couple to wed in May engagement announced

The engagement of Miss Carole Lydia Humphreys daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan S Humphreys of Franklin to Richard Bruce Wyman son of Bernard J Wyman of Cleveland is announced. The couple plans a May wedding.

Carole Lydia Humphreys Dan S. Humphreys Sebald Drive Franklin Richard Bruce Wyman Bernard J. Wyman Cleveland Wyman University of Cincinnati Riverfront Concerts Cincinnati Miss Humphreys Middletown High School Burke Marketing Research

October Meeting of Julia T. Roth Past Councilors Club Scheduled

The October gathering of Julia T. Roth Past Councilors Club is planned for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Towne House located on 600 N. Verity Parkway. Hostesses include Mrs Jennie Moon Mrs James DeStefano and Mrs Martha Hoppe.

Julia T. Roth N. Verity Parkway Jennie Moon James DeStefano Martha Hoppe

District 15 School of Instruction Set at D A Hall

Miami Valley Council 30 Daughters of America will host the annual District 15 School of Instruction on October 4 at the D of A Hall 2114 Oxford State Road. Session opens at 7 p.m. Attending officers include Mrs Norma Farris of Troy district 15 deputy Mrs Mary Jean Richter of Centerville state councilor and Mrs William Weaver of Dayton national inside sentinel.

Miami Valley Council Daughters of America Oxford State Road Norma Farris Troy Mary Jean Richter Centerville William Weaver Dayton National Inside Sentinel

Convention Postponed By Viola Romans WCTU Chapter

The Butler County WCTU convention scheduled for Oct 6 at Christ United Methodist Church is postponed due to injuries to county president Betty Glover. The Viola D Romans Chapter spokesman announced the change. The Viola D Romans Chapter monthly session is now set for Oct 18.

Butler County Woman's Christian Temperance Union Christ United Methodist Church Viola D. Romans WCTU Betty Glover

Looking for clothes on sale in Stillwater Oklahoma

Shopping tips from Marjorie Baker of Oklahoma State University advise buyers to learn why items are marked down. Colors and styles that do not suit most people often fail, but a color that flatters you can make a sale garment a good buy.

Stillwater Okla Marjorie Baker Oklahoma State University

International Fair at First Christian Church Planned

The Christian Women's Fellowship hosts an International Fair at First Christian Church from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on October 15 featuring handmade items and Korean food. Mrs. William Downey leads food prep with Priscilla Circle, while Miss Anna Neville chairs and Mrs. Wallace Stacy co chairs the event.

First Christian Church William Kum Cha) Downey Priscilla Circle Christian Women's Fellowship of the Church Anna Neville

Nebraska Homemaker’s Dilly Bread Fame

Sixteen years ago Leona Schnuelle of Nebraska won $25,000 at a Bake-off with a dill cottage cheese loaf. The recipe spread nationwide in cookbooks as readers copied her cottage cheese dough and dill seed addition after she recalled whey from her mother’s dairy and adapted it to bread.

Leona Schnuelle Nebraska Hawaii

Retired teacher honored at West Middletown luncheon

West Middletown hosts a luncheon honoring retired Jefferson School teacher Mildred Hinkle, with assisting hostess Lester Chenoweth. The feature recalls Hinkle’s 1976 77 retirement and notes ongoing baking contest memories from Leona Schndelle and mentions a sesame flavored Open Sesame Pie as a past winner. The narrative includes a Dill seed bread recipe and a pork chop stuffing tip from old column fare.

Mildred Hinkle Harold Knepshield West Middletown Lester Chenoweth Hinkle Jefferson School

Dinner party dream guests among 350 career women

A New York poll of 350 busy women finds President Jimmy Carter and Margaret Mead top dream guests, with Kissinger and Woody Allen close behind. Jackie Onassis loses some charm, Patty Hearst rarely tops lists. many guests emphasize simplicity, quality food, and guests who interest them personally or professionally.

New York Henry Kissinger Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Patty Hearst Jackie Onassis Carole Burnett Betty Ford Robert Redford Margaret Mead Woody Allen Jimmy Carter America

Insurance Planning Topic by NSA Speaker Gary Shupe

Gary K. Shupe of Northwestern Mutual Life plans to discuss Insurance Planning at the Middletown Chapter National Secretaries Association meeting. The talk follows his credentials as a chartered life underwriter and a University of Dayton economics graduate. He leads the Noon Optimist Club and resides with his wife and three children on Dorset Drive.

Gary K. Shupe Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co Middletown National Secretaries Association Manchester Inn Shupe University of Dayton National Association of Life Underwriters Noon Optimist Club Dorset Drive

Forsyth Brooks Engagement Planned for Aug 12 1978

Laura Ann Forsyth and Carl F. Brooks of Ashland Ky announce their engagement. Miss Forsyth, a Middletown High School graduate of 1975, attends the University of Kentucky. Brooks is the son of Carl F. Brooks and Lillian Brooks. The couple plans to wed August 12 1978 at the First United Presbyterian Church in Middletown.

Laura Ann Forsyth Carl F. Brooks Ashland Edward T. Forsyth Webster Groves Lillian Brooks Stanford Ashland High School University of Kentucky Forsyth Middletown High School Lexington First United Presbyterian Church

Women’s club meeting set in Dayton area October 13

The Home Builders Association of Dayton and the Miami Valley women’s club will hold its first fall meeting October 13 at Trail’s End Country Club in Kettering. A cocktail hour at 11 am precedes lunch at 11:45 am with speaker Sue Price, physician’s assistant.

Women's Club The Home Builders Association of Dayton Miami Valley Trail’s End Kettering Sue Price

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