AAUW Middletown panel frames women’s right to self care
An AAUW Middletown Branch panel titled Every Woman's Bill of Rights discussed women prioritizing their own needs over self sacrifice. Members Patricia Renick Kathy Nenni Sue Bateman Adriane Sherrer and Connie Griffis highlighted choosing priorities and being heard. The meeting noted a craft sale and Book Fair October 19-21 and a November 13 session at the Women's Center featuring Dr John L Thompson on Soviet agriculture.
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Middletown
American Association of University Women
First National Bank
Breiel Boulevard
Patricia Renick
Kathy Nenni
Sue Bateman
Adriane Sherrer
Connie Griffis
Ca Inclde
Women’s Center
John L. Thompson
Miami University
Music program on bagpipes at Middletown club
Joseph J. Atkinson will address Middletown Music Club on The Bagpipes an Instrument from the Past at 8 p.m. Thurs at 2213 Linden Ave home of Mrs. Douglas Roland. He will discuss history, disassemble and reassemble, and play at the end. Scottish attire requested and Scottish food served. Hostesses named.
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Joseph J. Atkinson
Middletown Music Club
Douglas Roland
Linden Ave
Atkinson
Gladys Atkinson
Antioch Temple
Dayton
John Glenn
Don Wolford
Joseph Sabo
Richard Nein
Fall Fashion Luncheon at Forest Hills Club
FH luncheon show for Fall Fashion Fantasy Style and Luncheon set Nov 1 at 11 30 a m at Forest Hills Country Club. Perry Thatcher leads planning with Mrs Larry Emrick Mrs Paul Scotti Mrs Fred Sennet and Mrs James models. Libby Abner narrates with fashions from McAllpins. Reservations by Oct 31 through Mrs James Lowe or Mrs Thatcher. Music by Joseph Alexander.
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Msen
Forest Hills Country Club
Perry Thatcher
Larry Emrick
Paul Scotti
Fred Sennet
James
McAllpin’s
Libby Abner
Champa
James Lowe
Thatcher
Joseph Alexander
Anniversary couple feted in local notice
Mr and Mrs Logan Moane of Anne Drive honored in a local anniversary notice. They have lived in the area for many years and attend the First Baptist here.
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Logan Moane
Anne Drive
Bary
Kein
Sorority Chapter to Meet at University Branch Bank
My Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority will meet tomorrow at 7 thirty p m at the University Branch First National Bank Sunset Place. The session will be highlighted by a candlelight ceremony for 11 new members of the organization.
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Phi Beta Psi Sorority
First National Bank
Sunset Place
Wholewheat loaf by Cecily Brownstone AP Food Editor
A dense fine grained whole wheat loaf recipe from Cecily Brownstone shows steps for mixing yeast with warm water and milk butter honey and salt, kneading into a soft dough, two rises, then baking at 400 to 350 degrees for about 45 minutes. It notes the loaf will not have high volume and stores well at room temperature.
Morrows Host BSP Social for Omicron Members
Members of Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a Saturday night social at the McGee Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morrow with husbands as guests. Prize winners at cards included Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Singer, David Trimmer, Dan Sack, and Bud Tibbits. The rush committee led by Mrs. Gary Carpenter organized arrangements, hosting guests Mr. and Mrs. Trimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Effort, Mr. and Mrs. Singer, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Koleff.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
McGee Avenue
Ed Morrow
Andrew Singer
David Trimmer
Dan Sack
Bud Tibbits
Rush
Gary Carpenter
Trimmer
Philip Effort
Singer
al Koleff
Beard contest open to girls in Provo event
AP reports at Utah Technical College Provo Orem a beard contest, though male entrants dominate. Student leader Bill Olds hints at prizes including a sleeping bag for the longest beard and a two man tent for best style, while four pieces of jewelry go to women at a dance.
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Provo
Utah
Utah Technical College
ProvoOrem
Bill Olds
Ince
Olds
Bulbs Planted at City Entrances by Middletown Club
Middletown Garden Club members will plant 3,000 spring bulbs at city entrances. Plans were finalized Monday at Mrs. Ray Kiefhaber’s home. The group also backed a community project to turn Fresh Air Camp property on Rosedale Road into an arboretum. Mrs. Heath Valentine won a blue ribbon for her flower of the day. red ribbons went to Mrs. John Molloy and Mrs. George Leighton. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Charles Fendersmith, Mrs. Richard Haller, and Mrs. Harold Anness.
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Middletown
Heath Valentine
John Molloy
George Leighton
Charles Fendersmith
Richard Haller
Harold Anness
Local students gain honors at Texas Christian University and Bowdoin College
Dale Hopper of 2211 Spencer Lane is among 90 freshmen in TCU's honors program for 1978 79 joining via GRE scores and grades. David Vinson Jr. of 1206 Prospect Ave is one of three Bowdoin College students named James Bowdoin Scholars in Maine. Bowdoin bestowed honorary scholarships on 195 undergraduates for academics.
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Dale Hopper
Spencer Lane
Texas Christian University
David Vinson Jr
Prospect Ave
Ohio
James Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
Presbyterian Women Luncheon to Feature Chaplain Brown
The Rev. Robert I. Brown of Lebanon Correctional Institution will address the First United Presbyterian Church Women’s Association this Friday. The 12:30 p.m. luncheon will be in the church Fellowship Hall at 2910 Central Ave with reservations due tomorrow to Mrs. David Kash. Janet Beedle will handle the church office, Circle Five hosts the event, vocal selections are planned, a nursery will be available, and the Women’s Association board meets at 11 a.m. in the Memorial Room beforehand.
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Robert I. Brown
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Women's Association
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Central Ave
Brown
Tomor
David Kash
Janet Beedle
Circle Five
Women's Association Board
Election of officers for Women’s Department meeting
Election of officers will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints church. A program titled Herbs and Things will be presented by Mrs. Martha Martin of Lebanon. Hostesses include Mrs. Jean Current and others.
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Artment of Women
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Martha Martin
Lebanon
Jean Current
Carolyn Dishun
Imogene Barker
Livie Thomas
Irene Blevins
Bridge Winners at Middletown Duplicate Club Meet
In the Temple Beth Sholom session nine tables used the Mitchell movement. North south winners were Mrs Gordon Nein and Mrs Frank Myers, Mrs Larry Funk and Mrs Marianne Timmons, Paul Smith and Mrs C M Woodruff, Steve Temple and Robert Nerenberg, William Kash and Ray Sherman Jr., and Mr and Mrs John Thomson.
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Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholom
Mitchell
Gordon Nein
Frank Myers
Larry Funk
Marianne Timmons
Paul Smith
C. M Woodruff
Steve Temple
Robert Nerenberg
William Kash
Ray Sherman Jr
John Thomson
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