Highview Road Bridge Club Sees Inwood and Terry Win Prizes
Mrs. E. C. Wade entertained a bridge club with eight players including Mrs. Inwood and Mrs. Terry winning prizes. Lunch followed the game. Charles Lukey Sr. departed for New York to attend the World Series and meet Congressman John O'Toole in Brooklyn. Mrs Warren Wilkinson and daughters Diane and Sarah returned home to Highland Street in Duxbury, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wade
Highview Rd
Jay Terry
Jerome Inwood
John Robertson
Paul Day
William Wilmer
Richard Royce
Ray Brown
Inwood
Terry
Charles Lukey, Sr
New York City
New York
John O'Toole
Brooklyn
Duxbury, Mass
Aarren Wilkinson
Diane
Sarah
Highland St
Nurses Alumnae Guest Night At Verity Hall
One hundred graduate nurses attended the Nurses Alumnae guest night at Verity Hall. Dr. Robert Dunn of Middletown Hospital spoke on new lab techniques and advances in cancer research. Tea was served from a lace-draped table with fall flowers. hostesses and pourers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Hall
Robert Dunn
Middletown Hospital
Dunn
Monroe Swartz
Ruth Carson
John Sticklin
Leo McElroy
Gilbert Kohr
Eugene Smith
Robert Eston
Ralph Clevenger
Dorothy Hadley
Mable Weaver
Trail spans 2050 miles from Maine to Georgia
The Appalachian Trail is a public hiking and riding route stretching 2050 miles from Maine in the north to Georgia in the south. It traverses multiple states and landscapes, attracting hikers and cyclists who undertake long-distance journeys along the historic route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Georgia
Beta Sigma Phi Hosts Shipwreck Themed Rush Night
The Delta Sigma Chapter held its first rush event at Holiday House with a shipwreck theme. Mrs. Richard Monroe won best costume, prizes went to several guests, and prospective sisters included Miss Brell and Miss McGill among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Holiday House
Richard Monroe
Darrell Hatton
Ebie Brell
Ann McGill
John Minor
Miss Brell
Mce-Gill
Myrna Gray
Danna Goodman
Phyllis Rhoads
Pat Baird
Fio Brell
Johanna Pearce
October Homemakers Circle 1 Meets at Mrs Hent's Home
The October meeting of Homemakers Circle 1 was hosted by Mrs Richard Hent on Queen Ave. Three guests were welcomed Mrs Harry Back Mrs Martin Moore and Mrs M Cobb. President Mrs George R Bingham presided over a business session with reports from Mrs Lawrence W Schliemann and others. A bake sale planned for October 22 at Reed Kiopp Company was organized. The group adopted a new constitution governing circle activities. Miss Richardson from the Girl Scout Council spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers
Richard Hent
Queen Ave
Harry Back
Martin Moore
M Cobb
George R. Bingham
Lawrence W. Schliemann
Federation
Anneth Bilman
Paul Conley
Carleton Hammond
Robert Kihm
Gilbert Peterson
Reed Kiopp Company
Cs. Charlies West
Peterson
Henz
Bingham
Local club programs mix lectures and fundraisers
Progressive Mothers Club of the Mothers Study League met at Mrs Ed win B s home with 11 members. Mrs ward Sebald spoke on charter revision. A rummage sale was planned for Friday evening at 57 South Nu Phi Mu. Mu Gerornty Unit 2 held a model meeting for rushees at the Barnitz room YMCA. Miss Janet Miles discussed a Hobe y to be held at her home. Homemaker Circle No 2 heard Armco psychologist George Hill discuss hypnosis noting it should be for information only and not a cure. Upcoming events include a federation banquet October 25 at the Manchester Hotel and a card party November 17 with the Home makers Circles and the Girls Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Mothers Club
The
Mothers Study League
Edwin B
Nu Phi Mu Gerornty
Barnitz
YMCA
Charles Geferth
Nao Phi Mu
Janet Miles
Sue Mardas
George Hill
Armco
Homemaker Circle No. 2
Hill
Antoine Mesmer
Hib
George Brecht
Wilbraham, Rd
Ray Inter
Seeaka
RR. V. Chat
Thursdy
Jamer
William Yarber
Mrs. F. McMillen Guest Speaker At DAR Chapter Meeting
Mrs. F O McMillen Regent of Ohio Society Daughters of the American Revolution was guest of honor at the opening meeting of Colonel Jonathan ayard Smith Chapter Tuesday at the Girls Club. She outlined Society projects including Tamassee Kate Duncan Smith schools Ellis Island Hospital and Valley Forge Memorial. She urged study of laws and candidates and promoting local legislation. A musical program followed brought by Mrs. Helen Gerber Ramsdenl and Mrs. C J Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. McMillen
Ohio Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jonathan Ayard Smith
H. B. Harvey
McMillen
Tamassee
Kate Duncan Smith
Ellis Island Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Valley Forge Memorial
Waldschmidt
Cincinnati
Names of rushees listed for sorority recruitment
Rushees present included Miss Matilda Boehm, Miss Zelda Littlejohn, Miss Carolyn McQuitty, Miss Marty Taylor, Miss Irene Bugseedes, Miss Barbara Howard, Miss Marilyn Miller, Miss Marjorie Rhoads, Miss Pauline Stamper, Miss Jackie Cornwell, Miss Gracie Coling, Miss Nancy MacLean and Miss Barbara Tannreuther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Boehm
Zelda Littlejohn
Carolyn McQuitty
Marty Taylor
Irene Bugseedes
Barbara Howard
Marilyn Miller
Marjorie Rhoads
Pauline Stamper
Jackie Cornwell
Gracie Coling
Nancy MacLean
Barbara Tannreuther
Art Study Club and Church Meet. Bender Hosts First Fall Event
Mrs. Walter Bender hosted the Art Study Club’s first fall meeting at her Superior Ave home as the group marked its 17th year. Members heard a Wedgwood china talk by Mrs. J. G. Purvis, viewed examples of Jasperware, and enjoyed refreshments as plans for November 1 elections were noted. The Fidelis Class of St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church gathered for a covered-dish social in the church social room with devotions by Mrs. James Wray and entertainment by Mrs. Robert Gieckler and Dale Reiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jack Schwall
James Wray
Robert Gieckler
Dale Reiff
H. H. Jung
Living Church
C. C. Hursh
Sophia Hewitt
E. A. Ward
Enis Marshall
Lawrence Lenhart
Walter Bender
Art Study Club
Superior Ave
R. E. Bennett
Edward Brown
W. E. Marshall
Edward Arker
J. G. Purvis
Purvis
Wedgewood Works
Etruvia
Barlaston
Stoke On- Trent
Wedgwood
Treble Clef Group Opens Season
The 1949-50 Treble Clef Chorus season opened with a covered dish supper at Mrs. J. D. Riggs home. Thirty seven members attended as president Mrs Vernon Jones led a business meeting and rehearsals were set to begin for guest appearances and a spring concert. New members welcomed include Mrs David De Freeze Mrs G A Freeze and Miss Hazel Duvall among others. An all day sewing session for the Pythian Sisters bazaar was planned at Mrs William Augspurger’s home with a covered dish lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treble Clef Chorus
J. D. Riggs
North Broad St
David de Freeze
G. A. Freeze
Richard Marksbury
Kenneth Coburn
Earl Whitt
Robert Kenworth
Kirk Strodhbeck
J. C. Lockmeyer
Russell Barker
Ellison Young
Thomas Snyder
Robert McIntyre
Earl Davies
Carolyn Roush
Charles Palmer
Ruth DuChemin
Jessie Clemments
Hazel Duvall
William Augspurger
Wilbraham Rd
Senior Philothea Class Dines At First Baptist Meeting
Thirty five members gathered in the church social rooms for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Guy Smethers presided over the business meeting while Mrs. Max Stammer gave devotions. Mrs. Smethers demonstrated a flannel-graph on Christ healing the lepers. The meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philothea
First Baptist Church
Guy Smethers
Max Stamper
Smethers
Christ
Tom Baird
Loyal Womens Class Installations At First Church Home
The Loyal Womens Class of the First Church of Christ met at Mrs. E. H. Dunlap's North Sutphin Street home last evening. Mrs. Albert Lowe installed officers for the coming year with a theme of gazing. Mrs. Dunlap will remain president and led the business session. George Harvey provided a magic highlight. Mrs. Althea Hol and her committee served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Womens
First Church of Christ
E. H. Dunlap
Sutphin St
Albert Lowe
Dunlap
George Harvey
Althea Hol
Women of faith hold dessert lunch and devotions
The Women's Social World Service at First Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted a dessert lunch with tables centered by miniature transportation models and a devotion. Members plan a fall rally October 10 at Otterbein Home and attend communion November 4 at St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Otterbein
Howard Price
St. Paul
E. R. Turner
Ralph Knight
Puerto Rico
Local Club Installs Officers After Brief Session
Mrs. Chester Fugett led the meeting with a short business session followed by installation of officers officiated by Rev. Dave W. Brock. New president Mrs. Chester Fugett and vice president Mrs. Drew Reis were named along with secretary Mrs. Denzil Justice and assistant Mrs. Joe Atkinson. Treasurer Mrs. Leslie Denis and assistant treasurer Mrs. William Daly were also chosen. Hostesses included Mrs. Paul Yarber Mrs. Fenton Hall and Mrs. Otis Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Fugett
Dave W. Brock
Drew Reis
Denzil Justice
Joe Atkinson
Leslie Denis
William Daly
Paul Yarber
Fenton Hall
Otis Moore
Harmony Mothers Circle Meeting Notice
Harmony Mothers Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 p m with Mrs John Kiley. Guest night observed. members may bring a guest. Canned goods for baskets accepted. Guest packers will be Miss Laura Schmeing and Mrs Larry Immeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Mothers Circle
John Kiley
Pakers
Iss Laura Schmeing
Larry Immeil
Water Can Freezes Faster When Distilled or Boiled
It has been found that water made chemically pure by distillation or boiling and cooling will freeze faster than ordinary water.
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Guery On
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Norcross Pool
E Move Office Outfitters Inc
Diel
N. Main
Trimble
House OF Flowers
Yankee Rd
Dial
Wilson Funeral Home
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Hannah
Gough Lama
Middletown
Gough-Lemb‘s
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
Anthony Hurr
F. McMillen
Cannon
Es Lanasaerl Td
If. A. Bee
Commercial Designers
Women's Association of the Oak and Presbyterian Church
John Gag
Jane Kohr
Paul Catehing
Harold Rice
Ted Grissaslaaene
Council of Church Women
Loyal Friends
Jed Tole
Mre
Herbert Spade
Devo
Gladioli
Verity Boulevard
Lafayette
Ernest Eliopulos
First National Bank
N. Broad St
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace CO
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