Shower Honors Dorothy Daley at Green Yellow Theme
Dorothy Daley was honored at a combined hospitality hosted by Mrs. R. E. Rybolt and Mrs. Harry C. Daley. The party featured a green and yellow motif with wedding bells and garden flowers, games with prizes awarded to Sue Kinder Trude Jackson and others, and refreshments for a long list of guests including Miss Jean Wilson Dorothy Wilson Helen Brell and Patricia O Connor.
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Dorothy Daley
R. E. Rybolt
Harry C. Daley
Sue Kinder
Gertrude Jackson
Wiley Carmichael
Virginia Kinser
George Endenbrook
Albert Saylor
Warren Gray
Denzel Howard
Mildred Burney
Louis Jones
Alonzo Wilen
Hobart Combs
John English
Frank Brell
William Kinser
Housewarming for Skeens at Malvern Street
Kenneth Jefferies and Mr and Mrs Stanley Bennett hosted a surprise housewarming for Mr and Mrs Donald Skeens at their Malvern Street home. Guests arrived with gifts and enjoyed cards and social chat with attendees including the Hagans, Brandenburgs, Eisles, Skeens, Latheys, Streitenbergers, Knodle, Schsiender, Evans, and others from Hamilton Cincinnati Monroe Owensville and Owensville.
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Kenneth Jefferies
Stanley Bennett
Donald Skeens
Malvern St
R. E. Hagan
R. H. Hagan
Glenn Brandenburg
John Eisle
Joyce Skeens
Hal Lathey
L. J. Streitenberger
Adrian Knodle
Hamilton
L. J. Schsiender
Cincinnati
Merle Lathey
Monroe
J. , Evans
Owensville, C
Delegates Attend Delta Chi Sigma Convention in Columbus
The Delta Chi Sigma Sorority convention convenes at The Seneca Hotel in Columbus this weekend. Delegates include Mrs. Carl Bauer and Miss Aileen Sheley with Middletown participants Miss Wilda Clendennin Miss Vera Fugett Mrs. Oscar Day Mrs. John Bullock Mrs. John Yooley and Mrs. William Apgar. Registration unfolds in the morning followed by a cocktail party and formal dinner dance. Sunday features a buffet breakfast and farewell luncheon at noon.
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Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Seneca Hotel
Columbus
Carl Bauer
Aileen Sheley
Middletown
Wilda Clendennin
Era Fugett
Oscar Day
John Bullock
John Yooley
William Apgar
Birthday Party At Nurses Home At Hospital
A birthday party was held in the Nurses Home at the hospital on Thursday honoring students and supervisors with June to October birthdays. Fall flowers and two birthday cakes decorated the long table. Guests included Dr Mabel Gardner and Miss F Evelyn Beck. honored individuals listed with several names and a committee of five in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gardner
F. Evelyn Beck
Ivo Beedle
Denzil Howard
William Hanna
Don Porter
Dorothy Hadley
Olga Cunningham
Willa Ellington
Gladys Griss
Phyllis
Shower Honors Rosemary Marlett Bride Elect of Robert Gloeckler
A group of ten close friends gathered at Miss Marilyn Cummins home on Thursday evening to honor Rosemary Marlett, bride elect of Robert E. Gloeckler, with yellow and bronze chrysanthemum decorations, entertaining games, and prizes for the honoree and Mrs. John Miller.
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Rosemary Marlett
Robert E. Gloeckler
Marilyn Cummins
Three Year Old Sharon Long's Birthday Party Detail
A birthday party for Sharon Marie Long, three, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Long of Jack Lane, was held with relatives present. Attendees included C. W. Hendrickson and family, Wilbur Hendrickson, Willard Neubrandner, and N. E. B. Long family, plus Bonnie Long and Sharon Marie herself. A large cake was centerpiece as guests sang and enjoyed social time. St John's Boosters Club announces its first dance of the season in the school basement for Catholic teens and friends, with intermission attractions planned.
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Sharon Marie Long
Edgar Long
Jack Lane
C. W. Hendrickson
Monroe
Wilbur Hendrickson
Willard Neubrander
N. EB Long
Bonnie Long
Sharon Marie
ST. John’s Boosters
Club of
St. John's
Spyres to Hold Book Review at First Presbyterian
Evening program at Handebar Ranch invites members to gather at the church at 7 15 PM. A Sunday meeting at 6 30 PM at First Presbyterian Church features Mrs Reuben Pieters delivering a book review.
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Handebar Ranch
Spyres
First Presbyterian Church
Reuben Pieters
Spyres Hayride Plans and City Visit
Mrs. Ada Booth Walters of 144 Orchard Street and Miss Ida Woolsey of Cincinnati plan a ten day stay in New York City while Spyres hosts a hayride event.
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Spyres
Ada Booth Walters
Orchard St
Ida Woolsey
Cincinnati
New York City
Births At Hospital Honor New Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. David Hilliard of Franklin welcomed a girl on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Bush of 408 Park Street welcomed a boy on Saturday.
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David Hilliard
Franklin
Arlie Bush
Park St
Shower Honoring Mrs Kenneth Eversole at Armco plant circle
A stylish evening shower honored Mrs Kenneth Eversole, formerly with Armco Steel’s fabricating division. Guests enjoyed social games with prizes awarded to Mrs Carl Rhinehart, Mrs Eversole, Mrs Denny Stamper, and Miss Norma Jean Mallow. A late lunch followed. Attending were several listed hostesses and guests.
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C. L. Detty
Joseph Howard
Kenneth Eversole
Armco Steel Corporation
Carl Rhinehart
Eversole
Denny Stamper
Norma Jean Mallow
Eugene Fifer
Edward Wise
James Harris
Louis Winsted
Arnold Wehr
Arthur Jones
Louise Ballard
Yolanda di Cristoforo
Elizabeth Torok
Bride-Elect Ruth Gillespie Honored With Shower
Miss Ruth Marie Gillespie bride-elect of Clyde L. Cruse Jr was honored at a Friday night shower hosted at her home on McKinley Street. Miss Joy Roberts and Miss Ella Mae Walters led the event with games and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Gillespie
Clyde L. Cruse, Jr
Joy Roberts
Ella Mae Walters
McKinley St
Mary Kay
Mary Ruth Cruse
Russell Weatherwax
Donald Schuler
Emerson Wendt
James King
William Smith
Pirl Whisler
Barbara Duckett
Virginia Shafer
Gladys Griss
Mary Ruth Crue
Dorothy Jean Hadley
Elaine Kauffling
Evelyn Skinker
Audra Mesarvey
Church Groups Plan Holiday Events in West Middletown
The CILC Class of West Middletown Church met at Mrs. Chester Mull’s home on Queen St with 20 members. They planned an election dinner for November 2 at the church and drew names for a Christmas exchange. Sunshine Circle of United Brethren met next, with a covered-dish November meeting, readings, a word contest, a piano solo, and Halloween refreshments for 24 attendees.
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C.il.c
West Middletown Church
Chester Mull
Queen St
Glenn Gephart
Glenn Tullis
George Sticklen
Clifford Selby
Melvin Ireto
Sunshine Circle of
United Brethren Church
Charles Sanderson
Grover Hoss
William Lockard
Ida Claude
Walter Ridenour
H. O. Halderman
Hoss
William Long
George Knott
Mrs Melamphy Hosts Eight Aces Evening
Mrs William Melamphy entertained the Eight Aces last night at her Blue Ball Pic home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Paul Fisher, Mrs William Melamphy, and Mrs Robert Mowry. A late hour Inch was served to several guests including Mrs Walter Melamphy and others.
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Melamphy
Wiliam Melamphy
Blue Ball Pic
Paul Fisher
William Melamphy
Robert Mowry
Walter Melamphy
Harold Newcomb
Robert Vogelsang
Geneva Heizer
Alvin Helsinger
Mt. Zion Baptist Prayer Service Starts Early Sunday
Mt Zion Baptist will begin a prayer service at 6 a m on Sunday followed by the day of worship. Church leaders urge punctual attendance and expect a solemn gathering with devotional readings and communal prayer.
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Mt. Zion
The Temple Rebuilt Sermon Series at Gideon Road Church
The Church of Christ on Gideon Road plans a Bible school at 9:30 a.m. with the lesson The Temple Rebuilt. Eugene Brandenburg will deliver a 10:15 a.m. sermon The Wages of Sin Is Death, followed by 11:15 a.m. communion. Evening class at 7 p.m. covers Old Testament History and Hubert Brandenburg preaches at 7:45 p.m. on What Must Men Believe To Be Saved. Prayer meeting and Bible study occur at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Eugene Brandenburg
Hubert Brandenburg
New Hope Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule
New Hope Baptist Church sets Sunday school at 9 30 a m with lesson Law In The Bible led by Robert Barber and morning worship at 10 45 a m led by Dr S C Richards. Evening service at 6 30 p m and 7 45 p m features River of Jordan Choir and Dr Richards. Trumpeteers of Baltimore appear November 7 at Booker T Washington School. Dr Richards discusses Ohio Baptist General Association Jubilee in Cincinnati October 11 17.
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Robert Barber
S. C. Richards
River of Jordan
Baltimore
Booker T. Washington School
New Hope Baptist Church
Ohio Baptist General Association
Antioch Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Era Church Youth Day Program and Services
New Era Church schedules Sunday school at 9 15 a m directed by Oliver Smith with Law In The Bible as the lesson topic and Matthew 22 37 39 as memory text Deacons lead devotional service and the senior choir provides music. Rev Joseph Pate to preach at 11 am a program at 3 30 pm for Youth Day junior choirs present Evening service at 7 30 pm Willing Workers Star Light and Young Women’s Guild meet 7 30 pm Monday Junior choir 5 15 pm Tuesday senior choir 6 15 pm Guild choir 8 30 pm Prayer services Wednesday evening Missionary Society meets.
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Oliver Smith
Joseph Pate
Star Light
Young Women’s Guild
Missionary Society
Jehovah's Witness Bible Study At Kingdom Hall
Jehovah's Witnesses discuss Gifts According To Measure at Kingdom Hall 2304 Central Ave 7:30 p m Tuesday using Watchtower magazine. Demonstration of How the Bible Treatise The Kingdom Is At Hand. Service meeting Thursday 7:30 p m followed by Theocratic Ministry School at 8:45 p m on James. Public invited to all meetings.
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Kingdom Hall
Central Ave
Watcha Magazine
Theocratic Ministry
Kingdom All
Value of Small Things sermon at morning service
A school session begins at 9 30 under Monroe Smith, superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features the deacons leading devotions and the Rev F H Hampton preaching on the Value of Small Things. B Y P U meets at 6 30 with Willie Banksten as president.
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Monroe Smith
F. H. Hampton
B.Y.P.U
Willie Banksten
Radio Schedule and Music Lineup Highlights
Saturday broadcasting lineup includes WKRC and WMOH with Dennis Day James Forrestall Peter Grant and Ollie James. Programs feature news sports Vaughn Monroe and Les Brown Orch with Accent on Music and Great Scenes.
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Dennis Day
James Forrestall
Peter Grant
First Methodist Men’s Day Service Preview
Tomorrow at 10:09 a.m. the Rev. Kenneth S. Learey will review the World Council of Churches summer gathering in Amsterdam. The program includes a Male Chorus, a solo by Herbert Frantz, and choir anthems by Temple Chorus. Organ preludes, children’s classes, and adults’ lessons round out the morning activities.
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Kenneth S. Learey
World Council of Churches
Amsterdam
Jesus
O’hara
Herbert Frantz
Temple Chorus
God
Luther Schreiner
Esther Hoover Phillips
Children Church
Kindergarden Kirk
C. J. Hughes
Mayfield Church Holds Homecoming Rally Day
Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church dedicates Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. led by Harry S. Bailey with Rev. Frank E. Sowards delivering morning and evening messages at 7:30. A homecoming and Rally Day program follows. Midweek prayer 7:30 p.m. Wednesday led by Rev. S. I. West and Mr. Handy. Young People Christian Endeavor meets 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Bailey
Frank E. Sowards
S. I. West
Mr. Handy
Young People Christian Endeavor
Church Schedule Highlights and Halloween Events
Scheduled for 6:26 p.m. a special hymn sing will feature stories by Pat King and Dolly Wood. Plans for the Halloween Party and Booth Festival will be considered. Week events include Girls' Service Club Tuesday for missionary program followed by a Halloween party. Official Board meets Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in the chapel. Evening-study Circle 9 Thursday at 8 p.m. Friday the church invites members to the Methodist Union Banquet at Grace Methodist Church Dayton.
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Pat King
Dolly Wood
Methodist Union
Grace Methodist Church
Dayton
Choir Rehearsals and Guest Speaker at District Event
The child ren's choir rehearses at 4 p.m. Friday. Next Sunday Dr. Kennedy, the new district superintendent, will be the guest speaker at the event.
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Kennedy
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