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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1971

Page

8

Debor ah Mae Jones and Amos Thomas to wed in New Lebanon

Parties precede the Saturday ceremony as Deborah Mae Jones and Amos Thomas Jr prepare for a double ring wedding at 6 30 p m in the Brethren Church New Lebanon with a Friday rehearsal dinner at the Alibi Lounge and Supper Club near Miamisburg Attendance list includes the prospective groom s parents Mr and Mrs Amos Thomas of Carlisle and the bride s family and friends including Mr and Mrs Allen Jones Mr and Mrs Norman Jewett Mr and Mrs Leroy Malicote Mr and Mrs John Smith Mr and Mrs Amos Thomas Sr Rev and Mrs Charles Ankney Miss LuAnn Dearth Jim Price Mark Jones Miss Sue Jones and the bridal couple The couple were honored previously with showers hosted in Carlisle New Lebanon and Liberty Ohio.

Deborah Mae Jones Amos Thomas Jr Alibi Lounge Miamisburg Amos Thomas Carlisle Allen Jones New Lebanon Norman Jewett Leroy Malicote John Smith Amos Thomas Sr Charles Ankney LuAnn Dearth Jim Price Mark Jones Sue Jones Miss Jones Liberty Ohio Jones-Thomas Charles F. Ankney Brethren Church

Election Slated by Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 Officers

Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 of the Order of Eastern Star plans an 7.3 o'clock meeting to elect officers. The session will be led by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crenshaw with recognition for members in service.

Ida Morningstar Chapter Order of Eastern Star Walter Crenshaw

Current Events Club celebrates 75th anniversary year

The Current Events Club marked its 75th year with a yesterday afternoon meeting at Mrs. R. G. Sloan’s Greentree Road home. Mrs. Logan T. Johnston presented “The Current Events Club 1896-1971,” reviewing the club’s history, cultural shifts, and evolving purposes. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Holiday Jr. and others, with Mrs. Norman L. Cole and Mrs. George Hansen at the tea table.

Logan T. Johnston Current Events Club R. G. Sloan Greentree Road Harry Holiday Jr R.N. Richardson Calvin Verity Norman L. Cole George Hansen

Youngsters Bake Thimble Cookies for Fun and Flavor

A family cookie ritual is detailed with a recipe for Thimble Cookies. Children aged 12 and 10 help mix dough, form 1-inch balls, press holes with a thimble, fill with strawberry jam, then bake at 325 degrees for about 25 minutes. The cookies keep well in a tin and are suited for entertaining or tea service.

Cecily Brownstone Associated Press

Couple Wed 76 Years in Louisville Anniversary

Lydia and Thomas Dowell marked their 76th wedding anniversary in Louisville. Childhood sweethearts from Breckinridge County, they wed in 1895. Family dinner followed as daughter Dora Schultz notes their simple pleasures and long years together. He turns 98, she 94, both sharing Nov 12 birthdays.

Louisville Lydia Thomas Dowell Breckinridge County Dora Schultz Schultz Dowells

Easy Does It Plan For Safe Hikes And Rides

Advice urges moderate pacing whether walking or cycling to protect fitness. Avoid overtaxing, avoid pain from muscle strain, and massage with witch hazel after exercise to keep muscles relaxed. Trainers and athletes use this technique to stay supple and injury free.

Luncheon Planned With Burns Speaker At Local Church

J Forrest Burns of Warren Wilson College in North Carolina will be guest speaker at a Friday luncheon of the Women's Association of First United Presbyterian Church. He also serves as adviser to Wasatch University in Utah. The program includes Mrs Donald McCabe. Luncheon at 12 30 p m in the Fellowship Hall requires reservations by noon tomorrow with Mrs George Reed. Babysitters provided. A Bible study on The Women of the Bible led by Rev Robert Ward is set for 11 30 a m in the chapel. Executive board meets at 10 a m in the Memorial Room.

J. Forrest Burns Warren Wilson College North Carolina Women’s Association First United Presbyterian Church Mr. Burns Wasatch University Mt. Pleasant Utah Burns Board of National Missions Ian Church Franklin Wilmington College Miami University Barbara Scotia N.C College of the Ozarks Ark Donald McCabe Church Fellowship Hall George Reed Orchard St Robert Ward

Wildwood Golf Club Fall Dinner Dance Oct 16

Reservations close Oct 13 for Wildwood Golf Club’s fall dinner dance at the club house on Aberdeen Drive. The event runs 8 p.m. and features the Harry Phipps Band for dancing. limited to 80 member and guest couples. Acceptances go to Mrs. Charles Murphy and Mrs. Clifford Sweeney. committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Wetzel as chairs with Hornback Sabo Murphy and Sweeney.

Wildwood Golf Club Aberdeen Drive Harry Phipps Charles Murphy Marymont Court Clifford Sweeney Schirm Drive John J. Wetzel Cletus Hornback Paul Sabo Murphy Sweeney

Vital Statistics Births and Dismissals Listed

A series of birth announcements: several couples report new births, including girls and boys at multiple addresses such as Curryer Road Carlisle Fairview Drive Garver Road Illinois Ave Philadelphia Ave Germantown Miller Road Waynesville and more. Hospital dismissals list individuals including Mrs Georgia Fullen James Emery Renee Wood Turley Pruett Laura Russell Arthur Stickley Mrs George Steele and Mrs James Arnett.

Miller Road Fred Hergert Waynesville Georgia Fullen Girard Ave James Emery South Lebanon Renee Wood Esther Martin S. Verity Parkway Turley Pruett Franklin Laura Russell Sherman ‘Ave Arthur Stickley Leichty ‘Ave George Steele Woodridge Drive James Arnett

Autumn Leaves and Football Clash at Home

A domestic essay contrasts a lover of autumn strolls with a husband obsessed by football. The narrator jokes about romantic walks among leaves while the husband battles with a turned off TV and a Jets play by play. She suggests raking leaves as a disposal plan and ends with a light, humorous nudge.

Fred

Duplicate Club Meets Duplicate Club Meets

The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club gathered last night in the Armco General Office cafeteria using the Mitchell movement across eight tables. North-south players averaged 72 with top pairs including J R Adams and spouse, Gordon Nein and Leland Lynch Jr, Herschel Greenham and Sidney Yager. East-west averaged 63 with winning pair Dan MacLean and Paul Smith, and other high scores. The next session will be at Temple Beth Sholom.

Middletown Paul Smith Glenn Selby Willian Kash Heber Jones Kenneth Shafer

Sewing and Knitting Classes Offered by Church Women United

The Middletown Community Center hosts sewing and knitting classes starting Thursday at 10 a.m. and continuing each Thursday through next spring. Open to all women with no charge. lessons run until 2 p.m. Bring a sack lunch. Instructors are Mrs. Norma McVay and Mrs. Eelen Knight.

Church Women United Middletown Community Center Norma McVay Eelen Knight

Notable Carlisle Franklin and Sherman Lane Residents Listed

Mrs. Conrad Nester of Carlisle. Mrs. Dominick Guido of Franklin. Mrs. Lucy Lazaron of Sherman Ave. T. Jo Hollar of Lafayette Ave. Mrs. Ruby McMahon of Germantown. Mrs. Jacob Stine of Camden. James E. Finch of Dickey Road.

Conrad Nester Carlisle Dominick Guido Franklin Lucy Lazaron Sherman Ave T. Jo Hollar Lafayette Ave Ruby McMahon Germantown Jacob Stine Camden James E. Finch Dickey Road

Coming Events by Middletown Chapter One AM War Mothers

Middletown chapter one American War Mothers meets Thursday at 1 30 p m in Kessler Auditorium Legion Home. A report on the national convention held Sept 25 through Oct 2 in Santa Monica California will be presented. Julia T Roth Past Councilors Daughters of America will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at 19 N Broad St with refreshments.

Middletown American War Mothers Kessler The Legion Home Santa Monica Calif Julia T. Roth Daughters of America N. Broad St

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