Sorosis Speaker Urges Voting Duty and Patriotism
Mrs. W. H. Spindler told Sorosis Club members that voting is a God given duty and essential in a democracy. She warned against indifference in a presidential year, noting the world watches the United States and praising the two party system. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s patriotism theme guides the year. The meeting drew 24 members and a guest, with a salad luncheon hosted by three members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spindler
Sorosis Club
Thomas Nast
Uncle Sam
J. E. Kunker
Joseph Zupan
Duplicate Players Average 3112 at Wildwood Bridge Event
An average of 31 percent was attained by players in a duplicate bridge game held yesterday at Wildwood Golf Club for Ladies Day. Winners were Mrs. M. H. Weinstein and Mrs. Leland Lynch Jr first with 42, Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mrs. Clifford Woodruff second with 39, and Mrs. Melvin Kelso and Mrs. B. K. Feinthel third with 37. For information on future Women of Wildwood bridge events contact Mrs. Joseph Bayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Golf Club
del Meyer
Dayton
Aberdeen Drive
M. H. Weinstein
Leland Lynch Jr
Vernon Jones
Clifford Woodruff
Melvin Kelso
B. K. Feinthel
Wildwood
Joseph Bayer
Highland St
Women influence praised by judge at ABWA dinner
Judge Odny Love told American Business Women's Association members that pressures from women help solve problems and that the female role in government will grow. Debbie Letts reported Buckeye Girls State activities. 1259 girls attended statewide events. The group announced officers, delegates to the national convention, and planned next meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odny Love
American Business Women's Association
Girls’ Club
Dayton
Ave
Iss Debbie Letts
Middletown
Buckeye Girls State
ABWA
Senate
Miss Letts
Myron Newton
Bob's
Olive Williams
Wilma Ratliff
Grover M. Wills
Herbert Randall
Agnes Combs
Carol Netsos
Virginia Westland
Harry Berry
Margo Rose
Erma Thomas
Minneapolis
Jack Murray
Joseph Sabo
Manchester Motor Inn
Sorority Plans Costume Party and Activities
Xi Epsilon Kappa chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets at the YMCA. Mrs. Fred Finney discusses Colonial Williamsburg restoration. A Halloween costume party is set for October 27 at Holiday House. The Country Caper 50 50 dance benefits Middletown Area Visual Aid Class at Wildwood School. Appointments: Mrs. James Conrad acting recording secretary Mrs Hal Stevens contact chairman and Mrs Winford Lawson and Mrs Terrance Bishop ways and means. Yearbook submitted to international competition with winner named in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Williamsburg
Fred Finney
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
YMCA
Holiday House
Middletown Area
Wildwood School
James Conrad
Hal Stevens
Winford Lawson
Terrance Bishop
Ways and Means
Coming Events by War Mothers and Eastern Star Meetings
American War Mothers set a tomorrow noon covered dish lunch at the Legion home with honored Gold and Silver Star guests. Prosser Chapter 367 Eastern Star meets tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on N Main Street with a 50th anniversary program. Refreshments by Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. Garber. decorations by Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Bare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Prosser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
N. Main Street
John Anthony
W. C. Clark
Arthur Garber
Donald Lawrence
Robert Bare
Family Program Slated With Miss Louise Vordenberg Speaker
Miss Louise Vordenberg a long time missionary in Honduras will speak at St Pauls United Church of Christ Family Night sponsored by the Womens Guild. Retired since 1961 she served in Honduras from 1924 directing literacy and church activities and later ran a book store in San Pedro Sula. The event at 7 p.m. features World Mission displays and a World’s Mission Fair by Sunday School and Confirmation Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Vordenberg
Honduras
Women's Guild of St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Miss Vordenberg
Board of International Missions
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
la Lima
San Pedro Sula
Pinalejo
South America
Central America
South Africa
Church School
Country Caper 50-50 Dance Benefits Middletown
Xi Epsilon Kappa chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosts its second annual 50-50 dance titled Country Caper at Knights of Columbus Hall starting 8 p.m. Saturday. Proceeds aid the Middletown Area Visual Aid Class at Wildwood School with globe and tape recorders already purchased. Tickets at door or via local hostesses. several committee members assist with publicity refreshments and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Knights of Columbus
Roy Stutz
Centerville
Middletown Area
Wildwood School
Leslie Mills
Helton Drive
Ray Pergram
Middletown
Oxford Road
Robert Gray
Circle Drive
Charles Williams
McKinley St
October church group meetings include plays and missions
The October gathering of St. Anne's Guild at the Church of the Ascension featured luncheon duties led by Mrs. Ernest Bowen and Mrs. Rosco Bowman. A play No Thank You Mr Smart was staged with a large cast including Mrs. Richard Haller and Rev. Jack Baker. Multiple circles and clubs across local churches held meetings with programs on worship missions and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s Guild
Church of the Ascension
Ernest Bowen
Rosco. Bowman
John Drake
Richard Adams
E. A. Ned Warren
Robert Holly
Guild
Smart
Richard Haller
William Rathman
James Waxweiler
Russell Thomas
James Healy
David Driscoll
Edward A. Anderson
Jack Baker
Martha Guild
James Moorehead
Aimee Richmond
Jane Thomas
Kenneth Haley
Johnson
Judson Gear
James Anthony
Baker
James Hinkle
Mary Frances Gould
Calvary Baptist Church
James Orem
Paul Sallee
Roger Sumner
Circle
Arthur Kimberlin
Britton Lane
Monroe
Ward Parties Scheduled By League
Longview Social Service League board members meet at Miss Elizabeth O Neill's Central Ave home to plan ward parties. The Philatheia Class of First Methodist will provide refreshments for a November 5 ward party at Cincinnati hospital. First EUB Church Sunday school hosts for a party this Saturday. Christmas parties at the hospital were discussed and bath towels will be provided for patients at Thursday ward parties. Mrs. Lee Pohlable, president, noted the Federation banquet October 29 at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League
Elizabeth O'Neill
Central Avenue
First Methodist Church
Cincinnati Hospital
First Eub
Lee Pohlable
Group of Federation
First Presbyterian Church
Mabel Eldridge Talks Europe to Cristonians at Mrs Wetzel’s
Miss Mabel Eldridge presented a travel talk with slides to Beta chapter Cristonians at Mrs. Carl Wetzel’s home. Fourteen members and two guests attended. the chapter plans an inter circle spring party with Mrs. Walter Crenshaw as chair and committee members Mrs. Howard Espenmiller and Mrs. Edmond Kaptein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Eldridge
Cristonians
Carl Wetzel
Quentin Johnson
Donald Daly
Walter Crenshaw
Howard Espenmiller
Edmond Kaptein
Presbyterian Church installs new officers at Batsey Ave home
Mrs. David Combs was installed as president with Mrs. Paul Perkins as vice president and Mrs. Ralph Rogers as recording secretary. Treasurer is Mrs. C. D. Craft and corresponding secretary Mrs. Homer Schenck. Installation was led by Elder Laurel Ely at the Osbornes home on Batsey Avenue.
Travel Notes Celebrate Dunn Anniversary in Hazel Green
Mrs John Stromquist of 1809 Manchester Ave returned home after six days visiting her parents in Hazel Green Kentucky One highlight was an open house for the 65th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Dunn former Middletown residents Attending from Middletown were Mrs Stromquist's husband a sister Mrs Roland Taylor and her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs James Rose and their children Kimber ly and Melissa Eighty five guests attended Also Miss Blanche Babbington Miss Lena Bachman Mrs Edna Sticklen and Mrs Edna Sauter all of Middletown were home after a weekend Kentucky tour including Beaumont Inn Berea and other points of interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stromquist
Manchester Ave
Hazel Green
Henry Dunn
Middletown
Stromquist
Roland Taylor
Manches
Ter Ave
James Rose
Kimberly
Melissa
Eaton Avenue
Blanche Babbington
Lena Bachman
Edna Sticklen
Edna Sauter
Kentucky
Beaumont Inn
Berea
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Edward Barker
Carl Roess
G. FE. Shafer
School of
Richard Weston
Beauty Culture
Central Ave
Society
Chahdelle Weber
Price
Verity
Furniture & Mattress CO
Web
R. Cecil Wooddell
Don Hoskins
J. E. Alexander
James Ronto
Alamand
Beta Sigma Phi
Christian Women’s Fellows Ip
First Christian C Church
Ruth May Barman
India
Africa
Wolfe Circle
Walter Sorrell ,Jr
Roy Curryer
Denis Wolfe
James Lyons
Don Tuttle
Sherman Avenue
Aunt Circle
Forest Bowman
Lee Kern
Stacy Circle
Robert McGehean
Oxford Street
Wallace Stacy
Ruby Shetter
John Knight
Gray Circle
First Baptist Church
William McGuire
Arlington Avenue
A. R. Maupin
Robert Ward
Thomas Rice
Ray Schrock
J. W. Holman Jr
Jacob Seibold
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Christ Methodist Church
Stanley Hollingsworth
Harry James
Vernon Moon
Orchard Street
James
Harold Dougherty
Betty Knight
Gordon Pflanter
Richard Morningstar
Clipper Club
St. Luke's United Presbyterian Church
Paul McCane
Ken Pfeiffer
Holy Land
Bill Shannon
Avalon Cumberland
Dohn’s
Vapnware
Renna
Basset Hound
Doggondest Promotion
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