TV Journalist to Speak at BPW Sponsored Dinner
TV journalist Jane O Dona llo n of WCET TV Cincinnati will be guest speaker October 21 at a Civic Participation Dinner hosted by the Middle town Business and Professional Women's Club. The event at the Women's Center opens to the public at 6 30 p m with reservations 3 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane O'Donnell
Wcet-Tv
Incinnati
Middletown
Washington
Cincinnati
Arthur Sidwell
B&pw
Samuel Bennett
Bennett
Martha Evans
Lloyd Miller
Women’s Center
Robert Bell
Oxford Ave
Holiday Magic Bazaar at Amanda United Methodist Church
United Most Women of Amanda United Methodist Church host a Saturday bazaar on Oct 18 in the church fellowship hall on Oxford State Road. A cafeteria luncheon runs from 11 a.m. with soups sandwiches pies and beverages. Proceeds benefit the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Most Women
Amanda United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Oxford State Road
Howard Lanier
S. Main St
Laura Lanier
Mona Gay
Becky Howland
FAMA Card Party slated at Fenwick High School
The Fenwick High School Art and Music Association hosts the annual FAMA Card Party at 7 30 p m on Wednesday October 29. Mrs Edwin Hoffman chairs with Mrs John Angiolini assisting and a full committee handling tickets gifts tea table prizes kitchen and publicity. Tickets cost 1 50 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick High School Art and Music Association
Fenwick High School
FAMA
Edwin Hoffman
John Angiolini
William
Klosterman
Jackson Lane
Thomas O'Flynn
Ross St
Paul Hume
Tilman Snow
Thomas Bendel
Everett Metzger
Gerhard Klouman
Alfred Singers
Raymond J. Pettebaum
Election Highlights From Bethlehem Lutheran Women Session
Mrs. Oakwood Jordan was elected president of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church Women with officers Mrs. James Imes and Mrs. John Caldwell also chosen. Guest speaker Mrs. C A Siebert described the July Lutheran women’s convention in San Francisco and presented a two hour taped drama about Harriet Tubman depicting her Civil War missions and spy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Jordan
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Women
James Imes
John Caldwell
Elizabeth Wetzel
C.A. Siebert
The
Lutheran Church Women
San Francisco
Harriet Tubman
St Marys Ladies Society to Host Mrs Studabaker Talk
Mrs R B Studabaker an antique collector from Kettering will speak on Touring Colonial America at 1 30 p m during St Marys Ladies Society monthly meeting Tomorrow Plans for an October fest on Oct 18 a new member coffee and retreat at Reparatix Oct 24 26 and a Rest Canna conference on Nov 2 and 9 will be discussed Baby sitting service will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.B. Studabaker
Kettering
America
St. Mary's Ladies Society
Reparatix
Sex roles course brings out males in New Haven
In a Southern Connecticut State College elective on social stereotypes for future teachers, about half of 20 students are men signaling a shared interest in greater freedom. Professor Steven Dworkin notes lively nightly debates, including a student who linked paternal hugs to later affection and fears of homosexuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Dworkin
Mrs Kasten Leads 75 Fall Festival At First United Presbyterian
Mrs. Kasten leads Volunteer decor and crafts for the church bazaar and Fall Festival at First United Presbyterian Church 2910 Central Ave. She chairs and decorates for charity events, serves as deaconess and Women’s Association member, and volunteers locally. The festival returns November 12 from 10 am to 2 pm with lunch served at 11 am 12 pm and 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kasten
First United Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Women’s Association
American Association of University Women
Middletown Area
University of Missouri
Kasten
Havre de Grace
Armco International
Karen Drive
Tral Ave
Plans for Event Hosted by Union Chapel United Methodist Women
Members of the United Methodist Women of Union Chapel United Methodist Church will host a community event. The group discussed planning details and volunteers for the upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women of
Union Chapel
United Methodist Church
Pralined walnuts from Nibbler request and Halloween event
A letter asks for a walnut praline recipe. The 1976 procedure is given with steps and temperatures. Halloween picnic set for Oct 24 at Otterbein Home with plans by UMW led by Mrs James Brown and a Russia slide show by guest speaker Clifton Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein
UMW
James Brown
Dwight Whitt
Asa Abney
Irvin DeGroat
Mabel Wetzel
Russia
Whitt
Brown
Inza Stone
James Laubauch
Robert Laubach
Lennon Welcomes Eight-Pound Boy on Birthday
John Lennon and Yoko Ono greet son Sean Ono Lennon born in New York weighing eight pounds ten ounces. Birth follows appeals court ruling that Lennon cannot be deported after a 1968 marijuana conviction. Mother and child reported well. Sean is a U.S. citizen by birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Sean Ono Lennon
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lennon
Four Seasons Festival Planned by Local Church Group
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church announces the Four Seasons Festival. It will run October 25 from 1 to 6 pm at the church on First Avenue with food booths offering hot dogs soups huts cider popcorn balls and more. Mrs. James Burgess chairs the event with aides Mrs. Dan Ingram Mrs. Larry Steele Mrs. William Boutson and Mrs. Robert Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
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