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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1967

Page

7

Federation Calendar Fall In November

Middletown social calendar for November features basketball and football, dances, card parties, bazaars, a Marine Band concert at Middletown High School, a folk singers program at the local campus, and the first Middletown Symphony Concert. Events include card parties, dances, football games, church gatherings, and citywide celebrations listed by Mrs. Vincent Sisson.

Middletown Middletown High School Middletown Symphony Vincent Sisson Santa Fe Road Middletown Federation of Women’s Middletown Democrat Legion Tappi Manchester Motor Inn St. Paul's

Duplicate Bridge Draws 28 Players at Brown's Run Club

Twenty eight persons attended the Brown's Run County Club ladies day duplicate bridge and luncheon at the Sleebig Road clubhouse. The Mitchell movement yielded an overall average of 63. North-south winners were Mrs. Howard Cheney and Mrs Don Cheney, 70, with others scoring 67 and 65. East-west leaders were Mrs. Gilbert Wagoner and Mrs. George Hutchinson, 83, plus teams at 73 and 62. The next ladies day duplicate bridge will be held Thursday November 2.

Brown's Run County Club Sleebig Road Mitchell Howard Cheney Don Cheney Sidney Yager Russell Anness Warren Mann Ken Thomas Gilbert Wagoner George Hutchinson William Shera

Illusive freedom of mind debate at Study Club

The Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Sheard for a program on Justice William C. Douglas and the illusory right of freedom of mind. Mrs. Nevin Smucker spoke on censorship and conformity in postwar America, citing loyalty oaths and news media control, and quoting Douglas on tolerance for all ideas. A business meeting preceded the luncheon honoring Mrs. Bert Sheard. attendees included Mrs. Bachderf and several titled members.

William C. Douglas Sheard Supreme Court Gilbert United States Nevin Smucker Justice Douglas Douglas Pentagon U. S Cramer Smucker E. S. Land Bess Mitchell I. A. Casper Karl Banzhaf

Shower To Honor Bride Elect Lucia Ingram

A miscellaneous shower honors bride elect Lucia Ingram, whose wedding to Sgt. Clifford Swager is set for Nov. 25 at St. John’s Church. The event is hosted by Mrs. David Ingram at her Church Street home, with numerous Ingram and Swoger family members and friends attending, including Mrs. Otto Ingram Sr., Mrs. Robert Swoger Sr., and Sgt. Swoger’s relatives.

Lucia Ingram Clifford Swager St. John’s Church David Ingram Church Street Claude D. Ingram Norman Gibbs Larry Ingram George Ingram Cleda Strong Irene Duncan Clifford Harrell Benny Nickells Vicki Nickells Cindy Nickells Otis Leslie Clarence Napier Helen Perkins Ben Bloom Thomas Wenzel John Rudd Carol Roby Robert Swoger Sr Peggy Swoger Lafayette Allen George Allen Robert Klapper Denny Eggenburg Clarence Grunner Otto Ingram Mirs Robert Bowman Sharon Bowman Margaret Ingram Albert Bessell William Oliver Miss Ingram Otto Ingram Sr Burbank Avenue Sgt. Swoger Pershing Avenue

Sorority Meeting Held With Jewelry Demonstration

The Phi Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Armco Girls Holiday House with a jewelry demonstration by Mrs Betty Blankenship. Under Mrs Robert Shafter the group planned to sell paper and ribbon as a Christmas project and discussed a recent white elephant sale led by auctioneer Miss Sue Sargent. Members also planned to attend the movie Gone With The Wind in Cincinnati.

Betty Blankenship Phi Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Armco Girls Robert Shafter Sue Sargent Cincinnati

Christians Clean Your Attic Faith Talk At Circle Three

Mrs. Marva Sampson leads First Methodist Church Circle Three on Hannah Drive with a call to remove hate and prejudice like cobwebs. She outlines Human Relations Council goals including fair housing and job opportunities and notes the council handles white complaints and assists all citizens. Also notes UNICEF card sales, November meals, and the New Life Mission dates plus Community Day Hospital program discussion.

Marva Sampson Circle Three First Methodist Church Edward Morris Hannah Drive Florence Powell Marvin Hiatt Morris Byron Hackney Woman's Society of Christian Service Circle Philip Jaques Alamo Road Harry Clinton Harold Figley George Kerns R. S. Liljestrand Gilbert Wagoner

Coming Events by Miami Valley Council D A A

Miami Valley Council 30 D A A will meet Tuesday at 8 p m in the D of A Hall N Broad Street. Drill practice for members and officers. Mrs Arthur Richardson and Mrs William Jolliff to lead social hour. Mrs John Harbaugh spoke on Say It Now. New member welcomed Zelma Held. guests include Mrs Austin Whitmore. Hostess helpers listed. Plans for tasting luncheon and showing slides. Circle Seven and Circle Six meetings noted. Prayer chain for New Life Mission services Oct 29 Nov 4 discussed. Ike gets 1000 letters weekly at Gettysburg office.

Miami Valley Council Daughters of America D of A N. Broad Street Arthur Richardson William Jolliff United Nations John Harbaugh Robert Brinkmeyer David Cox Eugene Kirkpatrick Zelma Held Austin Whitmore Lee Chamberlain Calvin Taylor Mary Ann Taylor Homer Leffler Wscs Society India Ross Snyder Jack ‘Russell Weatherwax Sr Milton Zeis New Life Mission Florence Powell

October 27 Bridal Shower Honors Miss Virginia Palmer

Mrs. Marvin Carpenter and Mrs. Dale Short hosted a bridal shower for Miss Virginia Palmer bride elect of Floyd E. Tipton at the Carpenter home in Monroe. Guests included Mrs. Herman Palmer, Mrs. Philip Palmer, Mrs. William Palmer, Mrs. David Palmer, and many Tipton and Keister relatives among others.

Marvin Carpenter Dale Short Virginia Palmer Floyd E. Tipton Carpenter Home Monroe Herman Palmer Philip Palmer William Palmer David Palmer Raymond Palmer Sr Raymond Palmer Jr Floydton Shirley Tipton Faye Tipton Brenda Tipton Stella Rawlins Vernon Burgess Jane Burgess John Soppanish Herschel Borders Ronald Rettich Jesse Schultz James Keister Claudia Keister Christine Keister Albert Guessford George Crowe Janice Guessford Miss Palmer Herman S. Palmer

Greek Society To Hold Thanksgiving Dinner at Church Hall

Mrs. Harry Rikas will chair the annual Thanksgiving Dinner of the Ladies Philoptochos Society at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church social hall on November 12. Co chairwoman is Mrs. Mike Revelos with a committee including Mrs. Kalanzis Garofalos Minas Revelos Jonson Poulias Jonson Pantel and They. At the Hamilton YWCA meeting the group announced the seventh Archdiocesan Philoptochos Conference in Cincinnati and district projects aiding the Detroit cathedral and St Basil's Academy in Garrison New York.

Harry Rikas Ladies Philoptochos Society of Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church Mike Revelos James Kalanzis George Garofalos George Minas Nick Revelos Charles Jonson Nick Jonson James Poulias James C. Jonson John Pantel Chris Revelos Hamilton Ywca Archdiocesan Philoptochos Cincinnati Detroit St. Basil’s Academy Garrison N. Y

Couple to wed at Monroe Methodist Church

Lafayette Avenue resident and Mr Tipton of Taylor Avenue announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter on October 27 at the Monroe Methodist Church.

Lafayette Avenue Tipton Floyd Tipton Taylor Avenue Monroe Methodist Church

Reservations Due For Fall Banquet By Middletown Clubs

Reservations for the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs fall banquet are due by 8 p.m. Monday to Mrs. Joseph Alexander at 2002 Armco Drive. The event October 26 at First EUB Church begins 6:30 p.m. with registration at 5:45. Guest speaker is Juvenile Court Judge Benjamin S. Schwartz of Cincinnati. Special guests include City Commission Chairman William Denham, Doty House administrator Hugh Butler, and Arthur M. Wolman of the Middletown Public Library. The Mothers Study League Mini Mothers Circle debuts as a federated group. banquet chair is Mrs. Raymond J. Pettebaum.

Federation EUB Philadelphia Street Baltimore Street Benjamin S. Schwartz Cincinnati City Commission William Denham Hugh Butler Doty House Arthur M. Wolman Middletown Mothers Study League Raymond J. Pettebaum Robert Homan Harold Voorhis Alexander

Termites and trusted operators raise home repair concerns

A cautionary note warns homeowners about trusting unfamiliar house-to-house canvassers for termite work. It urges scrutiny of credentials and sources, emphasizing that unverified operators can lead to questionable or unsafe home repairs.

Purdy Service and Hardware Sheds Light on Local Trades

In Middletown a historic business named Lewis J Purdy Service G Sales EXTERMINAL TERMIT SERVICE marks 278th year, touting thousands of satisfied users. Contact 422-8384 or 3-468? for references and hardware needs.

Lewis J. Purdy Middletown

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