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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1950
Page
5
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Dr Henry F Schuh president of the American Lutheran Church speaks at the biennial convention in Columbus opposing piecemeal mergers with the Evangelical and United Lutheran groups. He warns such moves could hinder a future one Lutheran church in America while aiming to form a three way merger committee. He predicts a single church may come within six years as 16 groups exist today. Capital University hosts the convention with 230 delegates as the campus marks its 100th anniversary.
The seventh ward at Longview Hospital Cincinnati was feted at a party Thursday sponsored by Armco Steel Corp Personnel Relations Department. Mark Walke and James Miller chaired. First Church of Christ donated cookies. About 1000 cookies and other refreshments were served to 540 patients in the men's ward. Guests included Mrs Otto Martin Mrs Samuel Yarmouth and Mrs Charles Wells.
A bathroom shower honors Miss Elizabeth Smith, bride-elect of Frederick A. Grant, hosted by Mrs. B. H. Reairns at the Patton home on McGee Ave. in Ashland. The November 6 wedding at First Methodist Church is planned with green and peach decor and a shower hose centerpiece. Guests include Mrs. Royal Smith, Mrs. Joyce Gano, Mrs. Patton, and others.
Mrs Howard Swink of Hamilton hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Barbara Gregory bride elect of Dennis Shalley at her Minor Ave home. Blue and white decor and fall floral bouquets set a festive tone with 35 guests from Middletown and Hamilton.
Descriptions of work by Lutherans in the Middle and Far East were presented to about 2,000 delegates at the United Lutheran Church in America biennial convention. Paido Tua Sarumpaet of Sumatra and Faud Nucho of Palestine spoke, urging more leaders and noting Palestine’s church rebuilding after the war. The Bata church seeks Lutheran World Federation membership. refugees and camps were discussed.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wilson voice and instrumental instructors of the Stamps Baxter School of Music will conduct a singing school at the Full Gospel Tabernacle on North Verity Parkway. Sessions run nightly from 7 20 p m starting Monday until October 27 sponsored by the church Young People under Gordon Lawson.
Mrs. Anma Boyda laments as city workers trim branches from her favorite sycamore. Edward H. Scanlon, head of the shade tree commission, concedes the wrong tree was chosen after a neighbor asked that a different sycamore be removed.
Mrs A G Snyder hosted the F T T F Club at the Girls' Club for their first fall meeting with a program titled The Little Lamp of Friendship. Harm ony Mothers Circle planned a Wiener roast October 21 at Armco Park and a Halloween party October 28, with 17 members and 10 guests present at a guest night hosted by Mrs Crawford on Kensington Drive.
Middletown Hospital Welfare Auxiliary met at Veri ty Hall with 52 members. Five new members were welcomed: Mrs Harkrader, Mrs Wedekind, Mrs Anderson, Mrs Wingate, and Mrs Pate. President Erle Hanson reported on the American Hospital Association convention in Atlantic City. Gift shop opening planned for October 20 with coordinators Wedekind and Forrest.
Middletown high school seniors completed a guidance testing program this week under the supervision of Ivan Felger and Robert Knapp of the Ohio State Employment Service. A total of 177 seniors took general aptitude tests to discover general vocational lines fitting their interests and skills with Max Wise of the local employment center assisting.
Morrow and Mrs. B F Sawyer Sr named co chairs with Mrs Harry Lewis as treasurer. The group then adjourned for a social hour in the nurses lounge.
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