Presbyterial Bazaar Supports Pikeville College
Proceeds from the Presley General Store bazaar at First United Presbyterian Church in Pikeville Kentucky on November 12 benefit Pikeville College. The college with 940 students offers BA and BS degrees and runs a work program to help cover costs listed at 1650 dollars per student annually. Luncheon tickets are 1.50 dollars and sales start at 10 a.m. with meals served at 11 a.m., noon, and 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presley General
Pikeville College
Raymond Moore
Pikeville
Appalachia
Presby General
First United Presbyterian Church
Women’s Association of the Church
Robert Cordray
Fulton Lane
Homemakers Plan Antiques Show At National Guard Armory
The Project Committee for local Homemakers Circles moves to sponsor an Antique Show in Middletown by the Middletown Antique Dealers Association. The event at the National Guard Armory on Oct 25 10 am to 10 pm and Oct 26 12 pm to 6 pm features 35 dealers with items from glass and china to dolls and coins. Proceeds from the refreshment stand and advance tickets benefit Doty House. Tickets available from Homemakers members or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Antique Dealers Association
National Guard Armory
S. Main St
Gary Given
The
Homemakers
Doty House
Homemakers Circles
Bride-Elect Carole Kramer Honored In Shower
A Sunday miscellaneous shower for Miss Carole Kramer, betrothed to Donald E. Stokes, featured Middletown and Trenton hosts. The Nov. 22 wedding at Erlanger KY’s St Henry’s Catholic Church will unite Kramer and Stokes with guests listed from local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Harrison
Jack Stoops
Homer Stokes Jr
Middletown
Delmar Keith
Trenton
Carole Kramer
Donald E. Stokes
St. Henry’s Catholic Church
Erlanger, Ky
Stokes
Homer Stokes Sr
Reynolds Avenue
Mr. Stokes
Alvina Kramer
Erlanger
Trenton First National Bank
Bertha Schuyler
Paul Stiver
Jack Feezer
Jerry Clark
Don Withrow
Robert Kuhn
Leroy Mills
Paul Davis
Betty Nisewonder
William Nisewonder
Kenneth Dobbins
Anthony Krizan
Louise Stoops
Gertrude Cotterman
William Castle
Sue Adams
Joan Harrison
Sharon Krizan
Edward Brote
Paul Kramer
William Montgomery
Vicki Stokes
Patricia Kenney
John Wallace
Thomas Kramer
Robert Kramer
Robin Kramer
This Bright Leaf Topic To Be Discussed At Zion Lutheran Meet
Mrs. Bob Chambers will lead a 7 30 p m talk on This Bright Leaf at Zion Lutheran Church Women tonight. Hostesses include Mrs. Mark Leight and Mrs. Jack Smith with Mrs. Louis Hincks delivering devotions. Officers to be installed Thursday at 1 30 p m for Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers in the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Chambers
Zion Lutheran Church
Mark Leight
Jack Smith
Louis Hincks
Middletown
American War Mothers
Legion Home
Reception To Fete Anne Middlemiss
Miss Anne Middlemiss former director of nursing education at Middletown Hospital will be guest of honor at an alumni sponsored open house 2 30 to 5 30 p m in Verity Hall Mrs Margaret Mosby current director of nursing education and other alumni members plan the event Middlemiss has worked for the Agency for International Development and will soon lead nursing at John F Kennedy Medical Center Monrovia Liberia under HEW sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Middlemiss
Middletown Hospital
Alumni Association of the Mid
Dletown Hospital School of Nursing
Verity Hall
Margaret Mosby
Donald Aldridge
Donald Perkins
Luther Morris
Middlemiss
Agency For International Development
AID
John F. Kennedy Medical Center
Monrovia
Liberia
Party Fetes Rushees From Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Rushees of Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi were honored at a party in the Olde Towne Community Room. Planning committee included Mrs. Clyde Maynes and Mrs. Jack Krebs. Decorations, games and skits followed a Gold Rush Days western theme with chuck wagon lunch. Costume prizes were awarded to Mrs. Bob Hanselman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lentz
Larry Steele
Phil Palmer
Pat Muthert
Dick Venaas
Don Selby
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Clyde Maynes
Jack Krebs
Conrad Haskins
Marvin Ricke
Robert Ryan
Tom Dennison
Olde Towne
Bob Hanselman
Don Mardis
Bob Livzey
Miss Sarris Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Her
Miss Helen Sarris fiancee of William Benziger Jr was honored with a miscellaneous shower and luncheon hosted by Mrs Ray Nicklas and Mrs James Greenwell at Sheldon Road home. Guests included family friends and out of town attendees from Hamilton Cleveland and others. The couple is set to marry November 9 at St. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sarris
William Benziger Jr
Ray Nicklas
James Greenwell
Sheldon Road
Theodore
Steve Rupp
College Corner
Jim Messacar
Mike Botos
Steve Botos Jr
Steve Botos III
Lisa Botos
Hamilton
Andy Barwick
Cleveland
Benziger
Trenton United Presbyterian Church Bazaar Planned
The women of the Trenton United Presbyterian Church sponsor a bazaar at the church on November 15 starting at 1 p.m. Dinner tickets available for 4 p.m. items include yeast breads coffee cakes baked goods noodles Christmas gifts afghans and handmade articles thrift table co chaired by Mrs. Jesse Crout and Mrs. Eugene Fifer Plans outlined at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Willard Schenck.
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Trenton
Willard Schenck
DZ Alumni Meet at Pratt Home in Oxford
Delta Zeta Alumnae held a salad luncheon at Mrs. Wade Pratt's Glenmore Drive home before the October meeting. President Mrs. Duane Bailey announced plans for Founder's Day on October 24 in Oxford. Fourteen members attended with hostesses Mrs. Selvar, Mrs. Purvis, and Mrs. Westervelt assisting.
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Delta Zeta
Wade Pratt
Glenmore Drive
Duane Bailey
Oxford
Pratt
David Selvar
James Purvis
Lee Westervelt
Food for Thought Aims to Expand U S School Lunches
Helen McGee of the American School Food Service Assn urges extending the school lunch program to every child. She notes 21 million receive Type A meals and 5 million more join ala carte plans, and she vows to push expansion during the 1969 70 term.
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New York
Helen McGee
The
American School Food Service Assn
McGee
Nutrition expert shapes school lunch program plan
Mrs. McGee, a nutritionist and 22 school food service director, explains the National School Lunch Program's aims and challenges. She argues central kitchens and portable meals can serve districts lacking kitchens, while stressing nutrition education for families and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Guyana
U. S
Association
Miss Walsh Feted At Linen Shower
Mrs. Charles E. Walsh II honored Miss Carol Ann Walsh with a linen shower. Miss Walsh, fiancée of Edward Michael Neeley, will exchange vows November 29 at St. Marys Church. Attendees included family and friends from Mason, Hamilton, Batavia, Cincinnati, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Walsh II
Carol Ann
Walsh
Edward Michael Neeley
Charles E. Walsh I
Roosevelt Avenue
Mr. Neeley
St. Mary's Church
Lawrence Neeley
Bataia
Melvin Ireton
Franklin
Jack Davis
Jackie Davis
Donna Davis
Mason
Clarence Brindle
Lockland
C. C. Ireton
Hamilton
Clarence Kamps
Morrow
Bessie Burnette
Larry Alcorn
Arnold Alcorn
Cincinnati
Henry Sandlin
Bethel
Batavia
Charles E. Walsh
Donald Jay
Donna Jay
James Keller
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club Winners Named
Twenty four players joined the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club at Temple Beth Sholom. Using the Howell movement the group posted an average score of 671. First place went to Mrs. Sidney Yager and Mrs. Herschel Greenham with 80 points. Second place tied between Mrs. J T Lamb with William Kash and Mrs. Russell Anness with Mrs. Stanley Weinstein, each 75 points. Other winners included Howard Wikoff and C M Woodruff with 69 and Mrs. P S Cade with Mrs. Roy Granger at 68.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Howell
Sidney Yager
Herschel Greenham
J. T Lamb
William Kash
Russell Anness
Stanley Weinstein
Howard Wikoff
C. M. Woodruff
P. S. Cade
Roy Granger
Cordray to Speak on Our School Situation at Kiwanis
Robert C. Cordray will address the Kiwanis Club on Thursday noon at the Manchester Motor Inn about the school system. Homer C. Davis serves as program chairman. Cordray, a Kiwanis member, is vice president of the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Cordray
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Homer C. Davis
Cordray
Board of Education
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Appalachia School Bazaar
Clyde Stottlemeyer
Croydon Lane
Davidson
Photo Shop
Dorothy Lawrence
Sarris
Church Bazaar
Middletown Business College
Central Ave
U.S
Joy Stilley
AP Newsfeatures
Therogram
Miss Walsh
Osborne Studios
Manchester Ave
Verity Pkwy
Montgomery
Jack B. Nimble, Inc
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