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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1970
Page
6
AP notes men's sport shirts feature long pointed collars, form fitting cuts, and a wide range of designs from stripes to geometric patterns. The latest look places the shirt collar outside coats, with scarves or apaches replacing ties. Turtlenecks pair with blazers and wide ties at times.
A brief note highlights women scientists at Furan labs linking their research roles to staff contributions. The item emphasizes ongoing collaboration and recognition within the organization.
Reservations for the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs fall banquet are due Sunday Oct 18. The event on Thursday Oct 22 at 6 30 p m at First United Presbyterian Church celebrates the federation 50th anniversary with a This Is Your Life Federation program. Reservations handled by Mrs John Newby and Mrs Irvin Riesz. Mrs W D Bryant chairs inter club relations.
The Greater Miami Valley Doll Club will dress dolls for underprivileged children in Middletown Germantown Trenton and Dayton this Christmas. Members meet in Miamisburg in November to prepare and also plan the May 14 16 Regional Doll Convention exhibit in Cincinnati.
The Junior League of Dayon Ohio presents Dr Haim Ginott opening Town Hall Lecture Series on Oct 22. A Columbia graduate and NYU adjunct, he has led UNESCO projects, written landmark works on child guidance and parenting, and appears on NBC Today.
The 106 Club meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Women's Center on N Broad Street. Ramblers Club gathers Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Yankee Road home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones. FTTF Club meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Women's Center. Mrs Susan Day of Ohio Bell talks on Femmes Fashion and Phones. Mrs George Brooks chairs hostess committee.
A pantry supper idea features waffles topped with a sherry seafood sauce. Mushrooms, shrimp, crab, artichoke hearts, and a creamy milk roux form the sauce, finished with sherry, served over warm waffles for six.
Vital births and numerous out of town names are reported with parents and addresses. Includes Rev Joseph Johnson with a girl at 200 Sycamore St Trenton and several Franklin births and other area names with children born yesterday or Oct 7.
Mrs Harold Michael and Mrs Tom Crowe will be Midl town Detta Chi Sigma business and social delegates to the Great Lakes Province Convention October 23 to 25 at the Sheraton Dayton Hotel in Dayton. Delegates named at Mrs Robert Tindall home. They donated to the Ohio Valley Clinic for Brain Damaged Children and planned the Golden Autumn Ball for November 7 at the American Legion Auditorium. Next meeting is November 2 at Mrs Robert Womeck’s home.
Middletown alumnae and their husbands gathered at the Leasure residence on Rosedale Road for a wine tasting buffet. Guests included new members Mrs Bradford Oelman and Mrs David Stonebreaker and their spouses, with social tasks led by Mrs Leasure and assistants Mrs Campbell Mrs Timbie and Mrs Nicholson Jr. Founders Day chair Mrs Louis Gaker named for November observance.
Helen Knight of Holly Avenue born in Puerto Rico speaks Spanish before English and taught French a year. She married in 1925, raised five children, supported YMCA work, and now leads sewing classes and community programs. Active in First Presbyterian Church and Home Culture Club, she is October Woman of the Month for Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs.
Middletown schools coordinator Norman Harsh will explain the non graded primary plan at a Middletown Amanda School PTO meeting in the gym at 7 30 p m tomorrow. An open house at 7 p m precedes the meeting with attendees including Mrs Malcom Hollingsworth of Franklin Mrs George Kahlert of Trenton and several local residents and families listed.
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