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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1976

Page

12

Peanut-watermelon philosophy shapes Lillian Carroll Galloway career

In a Cumberland College reminiscence, Lillian Carroll Galloway recalls a professor’s odds philosophy peanuts or watermelons guiding high goals. She rose from library work to fashion modeling, started Fairfax Model Agency, and led Cincinnati’s Fashion Institute and Model Agency before becoming Modeling Association of America International president 1976-77.

Williamsburg Asthe Cumberland College J.M. Boswell Lillian Cumberland Lilliam Dayton Eastern Kentucky Lillian Galloway The Modeling Association of America International, Inc Galloway

War Mothers Chapter Plans Wrap Up Convention Schedule

War Mothers state convention opens Sunday at the Manchester Inn with 1 pm registration $2. A banquet Monday at 6:30 pm and a past presidents breakfast Tuesday at 8:45 am with $5 fee. Mrs. Willie Pieratt, retiring state president, reports highlights from Eugene board meeting.

War Mothers State Convention Legion Home Manchester Inn Willie Pieratt War Mothers National Board Eugene Ore National Board Middletown Pieratt Charles Bolton Cochairman Charles Wells

St Luke United Presbyterian Church Bazaar Saturday

The Country Bazaar sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary of St Luke United Presbyterian Church runs 10 am to 4 pm Saturday at Walton Court church. Doughnuts coffee and a buffet lunch 11 am to 3 pm. Features include Christmas gifts arts crafts children's corner white elephant items and plants. Mrs Charles Shearer chairs.

St. Luke United Presbyterian Church Walton Court Charles Shearer

Dinner to end pre nuptial events for Clifton Housh

A rehearsal dinner at the Manchester Inn on Thursday concludes the pre wedding festivities for Miss Kimberly L. Clifton and Stephen J. Housh who will marry Oct. 16. The couple will wed at St Johns Church with Rev. Thomas Meyer officiating and a Knights of Columbus Hall reception to follow.

Manchester Inn Kimberly L. Clifton Stephen J. Housh Robert D. Housh University Blvd Miss Clifton Douglas Clifton Jeffery Drive Franklin William Housh Arnold John McConnell Lamberton Street Ronald Trowbridge Croydon Lane Ruby Gay James Finch William Spencer Bavarian Drive St John's Church Thomas Meyer

Women of Bethlehem Lutheran Church Host First Ladies Program

Mrs. Robert Scully wife of the pastor of the First United Methodist Church speaks on presidents wives at a Sunday meeting of Women of Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Elizabeth Wetzel as program chairman Oakwood Jordan conducts the session beginning at 3 p m in the church fellowship hall.

Women of Bethlehem Lutheran Church Robert Scully First United Methodist Church Elizabeth Wetzel Oakwood Jordan

Neighborhood Garden Club elects officers at annual dinner

William Price and Neil Richmond were elected president and vice president of the Neighborhood Garden Club at the Barnitz Bank Community Room on Wednesday. Other officers named were Mrs Walter Spindler secretary and Homer Weikel treasurer. Annual awards went to Reid Kenyon and Gene Middleton for first and second, with Esther and Mark Kerschbaum third. The club starts its new year with a March meeting.

William Price Neil Richmond Neighborhood Garden Club Barnitz Bank Walter Spindler Homer Weikel Mildred McCandlish Phoenix Ariz Reid Kenyon Gene Middleton Esther Kerschbaum Mark Kerschbaum

Harvest Festival Dinner Dance Reservations Open

Coterie hosts Harvest Festival dinner dance October 16 at Imperial House South near Miamisburg with music by the Del Hodshire Band. Reservations accepted by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Diefenbach. event starts at 7 30 p.m. Wayne Grantow chairs. Randall Harrison advisers.

Imperial House South Miamisburg Jack Diefenbach del Hodshire Wayne Grantow Randall Harrison

Dinner set on election night at First Presbyterian Church

The Women's Association hosts an Election Night Dinner on Nov 2 with seatings at 5 6 and 7 pm. Adults 2.75 children under 12 1.50. Advance tickets through Mrs Robert Cordray or the church office. Proceeds support a cookbook sale replacing fall luncheons bazaars and food fairs.

Women’s Association of The First United Presbyterian Church Robert Cordray Fulton Lane Jerry Roberts Roberts Don Carey Pat Edwards John Peterson G. Anspach Jack Siegfried James A Purvis Richard Keller Ron Trowbridge Cordray Ralph Irons

District meeting plans for NSA and related events

Mrs. Robert Bailey will represent the Middletown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association at the Great Lakes District meeting in Peoria from October 15 to 17. A chapter meeting was held at the Manchester Inn. Other business notes include a tentative March 12 date for the 1977 N Seminar with guest speaker Bernard Karwisch of Cincinnati Gas and Electric.

Robert Bailey Middletown National Secretaries Association Great Lakes Peoria Manchester Inn William Bowlin Bernard Karwisch Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co

Pour Technique for Even Crepe Coating

When using a traditional crepe pan, rotate the pan as you pour batter to coat the surface thinly and evenly. Pour off any excess batter to maintain a smooth, uniform crepe batch.

Fall knit pant suit with striped sweater blouse

A knit pant suit offers fall flair for cooler days. The striped sweater blouse features a drawstring and coordinates for a casual chic look.

Middletown History Talk Highlights Early Church Growth

Local historian George Crout spoke to the Women’s Guild of St Pauls United Church of Christ noting Middletown’s growth a hundred years ago when five churches served the area. He, curator of the Middletown Historical Society Museum, said one in twenty residents belonged to a church at St Pauls founding.

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