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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
10
Oscar de la Renta previews spring after five fashions with sheer skin reveals and bare backs. Couture lines priced from 250 to 600 dollars feature halter and wrap designs, knee-covering daywear, and floor-length evening gowns in red navy and beige with ruffles, tassels, and Mandarin embroidery.
Portales New Mexico Eastern New Mexico University reports fall enrollment of 4298 students at the Portales campus, the largest in the school’s 27 year history, according to Registrar Dr. Alfred Woodard.
Mrs. William F. Eldridge announced the bi annual bazaar at First United Presbyterian Church for November 10. Co chairmen and booth leaders were named including dining room, coat room, coffee corner, nursery, publicity and decor actions with meal times and luncheon tickets listed.
Peggy Giles, former secretary to Cath ern Marshall during Man Called Peter and the Peter Marshall life film, will speak at a joint Keely Dental Auxiliary and Butler County Medical Auxiliary meeting at Brown's Run Country Club. The session will include a $200 University of Cincinnati Blue Ash Dental Hygiene scholarship announcement by Keely Auxiliary president Mrs Stephen Gallagher.
Vital statistics note listing newborns with parents and street addresses. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Comer with a girl at 1080-C Park Lane, Taulbee girl at 715 Eaton Ave, Regula Columbus boy, plus numerous other newborns and parental names across multiple streets and cities.
The Forest Hills Country Club sets October 20 as the reservations deadline for its annual Halloween dance The Witching Hour on October 23 at the clubhouse. Co chairmen Denver Noggle and Ray Pettebaum handle reservations. music by the Bob Legg Orchestra from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
The Evening Optimist Club Women's Auxiliary hosts a card party Thursday Oct 21 at 8 p.m. at Coomer Lodge Franklin Trenton Road. Tickets are $1 at door or from members. Guests supply their own cards. Mrs Ray Palmer and Mrs Elizabeth DeBolt handle tickets. Mrs Douglas Clifton is general chairman.
Omicron Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi schedules a card party style show at the Women's Center on N Broad Street next Wednesday at 7 30 p m to benefit the Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Damaged Children. Members will model attire from Filsons and Capozzis with tickets via Mrs Granville Clark and general chair Mrs Michael Daly.
Fay Earley a Toledo University senior in the College of Education became the first black homecoming queen in the school's history. The coed from Toledo cheerleader for three years and attended the 1970 queen was crowned during a rally at the Glass Bowl.
The National Hair Fashion Show in New York premieres the Candieglow Classic with wispy spiral ringlets and crown curls. The Candlelight Collection for the Winter Holiday Season showcases varied lengths, color shading, and options like braids and a small wiglet for festive looks.
Larry Kear a Miami University junior from Forest Ohio performed piano selections by Mozart Chopin and Lizst for the Middletown Music Club meeting. After the business session Mrs Joseph Sabo and Mrs Homer Weikel offered notes on composer Franz Lizst. Hosts were Mrs Devon Adams chair Mrs H H Harrison and Mrs Delpha Laycock at the Grand Avenue home of Mrs Harold Conn.
Mrs. Arthur Snowden, soon relocating to Los Angeles with her family, will be honored October 19 at a farewell dinner party hosted by Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Plans were set at a Civic Association meeting, with Mrs. Hanselman named charity chair and a chapter talent auction planned for December 1 at the University Branch of the First National Bank.
In Manchester at the Motor Inn the Middletown Soroptimist Club reviewed sponsored projects. Betty Jones of Ohio Bell spoke on the group’s efforts and upcoming activities. A garage sale is planned for Saturday November 13 at the A and W Drive In on South Main Street.
Attention mothers learn of a large selection of school jeans and slacks upstairs at the Body Shop. Long lengths with small waists are in good supply. Prices start at $6.00. Shop C. E. Great House & Son, 1041 Central Ave.
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