Birthday party for Mr. Wysong hosted at Germantown home
Mrs. David Wysong Sr arranged a party for her husband at the Germantown residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ridenour with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wysong and Mary Weidle. Russell D. Wysong Jr. and Rebecca Louise Wysong attended alongside the Wysongs and Ridenours. Louis Martin of West Milton left LaGuardia for Sicily by plane yesterday to visit his mother and family and will return December first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wysong
Ronald Ridenour
Germantown
Wysongs and Ridenours
Roy Wysong
Mary Weidle
Russell David Wysong, Jr
Rebecca Louise Wysong
Louis Martin
West Middletown
LaGuardia Field
N. Y
Sicily
Mr. Martin
Man Visits Son-in-Law in Fort Myers from Curtis Street
Mr. Harry Gowker of Curtis Street traveled yesterday to Fort Myers Florida to visit his son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gorrell formerly of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gowker
Curtis St
Fort Myers, Fla
Alan Gorrell
Middletown
Park Rice Honeymoon Trip Covers Four States
A couple from Hughes Street, Mr and Mrs Park Rice, enjoyed a combination vacation and honeymoon touring Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and South Carolina and visiting notable sites along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Rice
Hughes St
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
South Carolina
Personal Shower For Pat Smiley
Miss Pat Smiley bride-elect of Ver non L. Schwing received a pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs John E Dickerson Miss Jean Frazer and Miss Carolyn Roush at the Dickerson home on Crawford Street Guests included Mrs R E Smiley Mrs Orville Morris Mrs Ralph Ritter Mrs Raymond Mitchell and many others with an evening of games and chatter honoring the couple to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Smiley
Vernon L. Schwing
John E. Dickerson
Jean Frazer
Carolyn Roush
Dickerson
Crawford St
R. E. Smiley
Orville Morris
Ralph Ritter
Raymond Mitchell
Helen Alstaetter
Emma Schwing
D’nel Spangler
Bonnie Reichter
Mary Ann Roof
Caroline Moore
Lillian Connelly
Wanda Perry
Rosemary Swain
Clubs Current Events Club opens year at McKnight home
The Clubs Current Events Club held its first session of the year at Mrs. C. J. McKnight’s Santa Fe Road home with Mrs. Homer Martindale and Mrs. G. E. Leighton assisting. President greetings were given and two papers were enjoyed. Mrs. T. H. Wilson spoke on Education and the Job followed by Mrs. Wylie Mitchell’s New Styles in Churches. Roll Call was answered with a current event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. McKnight
Santa Fe Rd
Homer Martindale
G. E. Leighton
Arthur Griffith
T. H. Wilson
Wylie Mitchell
First Baptist Church Circles Meet At Home Gatherings
In The Churches and Elsie Pratt Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Ben Worcester's Stanely Street home with brief talks on the Baptist Missionary Field in southern India. Donations supported White Cross work World Wide Community Day and the Martins Christmas. Pedagogue Quartet provided entertainment and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Pratt
First Baptist Church
Ben Worcester
Stanley St
Robert Salter
John Parr
India
Harry Campbell
Lester Pfeiffer
Salvation Army Women Plan Active Season in Middletown
The Salvation Army Womens Auxiliary executive board met with president Mrs John Aull Jr to outline fall and winter plans. Key events include a November 2 card party for the Day Nursery, November 7 meeting and luncheon, and a December 9 start to Christmas kettles. Donations aided the Haven nursery and drapery projects, with ongoing youth handicraft classes and expanded nursery facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Salvation Army
John Aull, Jr
Bull
Fred Brosius
Nell Blackford
Ross A. Hill
Sylvester Shetter
George Breiel
Clarence Mers
Joseph Butterfield
Erle Hanson
Ranny Daly
Walter Bender
Ralph Mull
Kenneth Sharp
The
American Legion
Mers
Breiel
Daly
Ways and Means
Brosius
Shetter
Young People's Committee
Dance Concludes Yom Kippur at Beth Sholom
In conclusion of Yom Kippur a festive dance was held at Beth Sholom synagogue with Mrs. Herbert Rocker as chairwoman and Mrs. Mack Fleishman assisting. A dance review by Miss Joan Ritter’s pupils featured Penny Mull Suzie Davies Sandy Smith in House Cleaning Time and other students performing Cadet Capers Two Scotch and Sodas and Two Jitterbuglets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Sholom
Herbert Rocker
Mack Fleishman
Joan Ritter
Penny Mull
Suzie Davies
Sandy Smith
Lynn Flint
Phyllis Ramsey
Sandy Nobie
Tonya Barr
Betty Fullen
Anna May Fullen
Judy Whitt
Dharma Fisher
Jimmy Lawson
Donna Bowie
Patsy Gilley
Harry Davies
Harvest Moon Dance for Forest Hills Club Friday
The Downbeats will entertain Forest Hills Club members Friday night for a Harvest Moon dance. Beginning at 9 p.m. dancing will continue until 1 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Forest Hills Club
Century Club Opens Season With Pioneer Women Theme
The Century Club began its season with a pot luck dinner at Mrs. R. V. Crist's home hosted by Mrs. Fred Becker. President Mrs. S. J. Kuderer welcomed members as the year’s program centers on women and their professions. Papers by Mrs. Storer and Mrs. Hill contrasted pioneer versus modern life, featuring Prentiss Whitman and Helene Schweitzer as representative figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
R. V. Crist
Fred Becker
S. J. Kuderer
Memrs
E. T. Storer
R. A. Hill
Prentiss Whitman
Marcus Whitman
Oregon
Helene Schweitzer
Albert Schweitzer
Africa
Community groups plan meetings and socials in town
Treble Clef Chorus assembles at Mrs J D Riggs home for first general session with 6 30 p m covered dish supper. Sherman School Mothers hold 1 p m meeting in the Girl Scout Room with a 3 p m informal tea for teachers. Delta Theta Tau meets YMCA at 7 30. Monroe Missionary Society gathers Thursday at 12 noon. F T F Club meets 611 Young St at 2 30. Sisterhood of Beth Sholom holds 8 15 evening meeting with cards mah-jong and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treble Clef Chorus
J. D. Riggs
North Broad St
Sherman
Sherman School
Benzil Justice
Delta Theata Tau Sorority
YMCA
Monroe Missionary Society
F.t.tf. Club
C. McCrea
Young St
Sisterhood of
Beth Sholom
Society deadline rules for wedding items and pictures
The Society department sets strict deadlines for social notices. Reports must be in by 4:50 p.m. the following morning, with a Saturday deadline at 9:30. Sunday pictures must arrive by Thursday noon and space should be reserved a week ahead. Weddings and photos older than 10 days are unusable. only one engagement or wedding image will be published.
Dinner Party Honors Bride-Elect Miss Heck at DeMaris Home
Mrs. Glenn Brandenburg and Mrs. Melvin De Maris hosted a dinner party at the DeMaris home on Auburn Street to honor Miss Betty Heck bride-elect. The evening featured fall flowers, bridge with prizes for Miss Heck and Miss Margaret Renner, and a place setting presented to Miss Heck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heck
DeMaris
Glenn Brandenburg
Melvin DeMaris
Auburn St
Betty Heck
Margaret Renner
Heck
Henry Paland
C. Dc. Clark Jr
Jack Meeker
George Fugett
Renner
Lodges and Auxiliaries Hold Evening Meetings
The Lodges Viola Rebekah Lodge met at Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs. Harold Flatter presiding. Mrs. Earl Kiteshue reported from the Ohio Rebekah Assembly in Springfield. Clinton Orr Auxiliary met at Civic Association with Mrs. Opsal Connor in charge. About 10 Dayton auxiliary members attended as Barbara Emerick entertained. Gifts were given to the inspecting officer and plans set to attend the Dayton district meeting October 27. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malta
Harold Flatter
Earl Kiteshue
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Springfield
The
Civic Association
Opsal Connor
Dayton
Barbara Emerick
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News of
Society
Esther L. O'Neil
M. A
U. of
Ed Jones
Life
Savings & Loan
Amona
Harry Kieser
Grand Ave
E. K. Smith
League of Women Voters
E. J. Thress
Howard Beltz
George L. Boice
Fabrica
Greathouse & Son, Inc
Rainwear
Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary
Lieve
Schramm F
Neral
S. J. Schramm & Sons
Funeral Home
Society Deadline
Clinton Orr
Davids
5Th Avenue
Browns
Arch Shoes
Lug
Oxfords
Central Ave
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