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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1975

Page

10

Bridge results from Miami Middletown club at Kings of Verity Lodge

North south winners were Vernon Jones with Mrs Herschel Greenham, Mrs Ben Goodman with Mrs Russell Anness, and Ray Sherman Jr with Paul Smith. East west winners were Bill Coll with Miss Judy Berberich, Mrs Robert Harris with Mrs Glenn Selby, and Bill Kash with Ben Goodman. The Mitchell movement ran at seven tables. Another session is set for 7:30 p.m. Oct 30 at the lodge.

Miami-Middletown Kings of Verity Lodge Vernon Jones Herschel Greenham Ben Goodman Russell Anness Ray Sherman Jr Paul Smith Bill Coll Judy Berberich Robert Harris Glenn Selby Bill Kash Mitchell

Omicron Xi Plans Social Events and New Members

Omicron Xi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi welcomed Mrs. Robert Swanson and Mrs. Lonnie Montgomery as new members at a Trenton business meeting. A Gaulie Gathering with husbands as guests is planned at Mrs. Michael Bake’s home, and a Thanksgiving buffet for husbands is set for Nov. 8 at Mrs. Nelson Bailey’s residence. Reservations for the BSP city wide social on Nov. 6 at Armco Girls’ Holiday House were taken, Christmas gift wrap was prepared for sale, bread dough ornaments were demonstrated by Mrs. Terry, and guests included Mrs. Edwin Adams. The Nov. 12 meeting will be at Mrs. Hugh Wilder’s home.

Robert Swanson Lonnie Montgomery Omicron Xi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Wayne Terry Trenton Michael Bake Nelson Bailey BSP Armco Girls Ways and Means Committee Mfs Terry Edwin Adams Hugh Wilder Marshall Road

Santa Breakfast picks up momentum planned for Dec 13

A Christmas project run by the Homemakers Club is nearing details for the December 13 Santa Breakfast at Fenwick High School from 9 am to 2 pm. Tickets are $2 for most and $1 for children 2 and under, with sales through December 9 from listed hosts. Proceeds benefit Doty House Developmental Training Center.

Charles Praeger Homemakers Club Fenwick High School Praeger James Doty House Homemakers

Nutrition course emphasized for six weeks by Mrs. Overturf

A six week practical nutrition course led by Mrs. Floyd Overturf will start Monday at 7 30 p m at the First National Bank on Breiel Boulevard with Tuesday sessions at 9 a m The instructor is an experienced nutrition student and offers further information contact No pre registration needed.

Floyd Overturf Burton Road First National Bank Breiel Boulevard Overturf

Accent On Women Friday October 24 1975 Page 10

Items on the women’s section include community notes event reminders and profiles. Local groups discuss health education and social programs with brief blurbs and names of prominent participants.

Rho Alpha Sorority Plans Nov Events and Social

Rho Alpha schedules A Ritual of Jewels ceremony and craft show on November 4 at Barnitz Bank Breiel Boulevard. Chapter calendar includes a Franklin garage sale November 7 to 9 and a Halloween party October 30 at Miss Patty Heinkel’s Lamberton Street home, ending with a Jaycees Haunted House visit. Planning committee features Misses Finney Carpenter Hollon and Page. Mrs. Joe Alexander, adviser, hosted the session at Stanley Street and received a rose and adviser’s charm. Miss Finney led a talk on America’s Freedom Documents. Announcements of the all chapter social November 6 at Armco Girls Holiday House were made by Miss Carpenter.

Rho Alpha Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Barnitz Bank Breiel Boulevard Franklin Patty Heinkel Lamberton Street Jaycees Cindy Finney Shirley Carpenter Kathy Hollon Debbie Page Joe Alexander Stanley St Alexander Miss Finney Armco Girls Miss Carpenter

Bob Crosby Orchestra to play at Charity Ball

Bob Crosby leads his orchestra for the 1975 Charity Ball at the Manchester Inn on December 12. Proceeds go to Middletown Hospital for a telemetry system for the coronary care unit. Mrs. Richard Nein is general chairman.

Bob Crosby Manchester Inn Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs Middletown Hospital Richard Nein Gerri Hart WPFB C.C. Clark

Rediscovering historic truths passion of federation speaker

William Moore devoted to rediscovering the truths of our nation's past used Walter Lippmann's quote as he displayed a U S Navy flag bearing the franked device last night in a public talk on civic memory and national heritage.

Passion of Federation William Moore Walter Lippmann U.S. Navy Moore Armco Steel Corp Middletown Hamilton Betsy Ross

Betrothal Told as Monica Poffenbarger Engaged to Jay Wilson

Announcement from Donald Poffenbarger of Elk Creek Road confirms the engagement of his daughter Monica Mae to Jay Wilson son of Mrs. Jean Wilson of Trenton Franklin Road. Both graduates of Madison High, Monica is a computer typesetter at Perry Printing Co. Jay co-owns B and W Vending Service. They plan to wed in January at Miltonville Baptist Church.

Donald Poffenbarger Elk Creek Road Monica Mae Jay Wilson Jean Wilson Trenton-Franklin Road Miss Poffenbarger Mr. Wilson Madison High School Perry Printing Co B&w Vending Service Miltonville Baptist Church

Grasso Says Women Will Not Strike Oct 29

Hartford Gov Ella Grasso says she will not strike for sex discrimination while urging support for a national women’s strike on October 29. She notes NO W members want workers to stay home, calling the strike a luxury many can ill afford.

Hartford Conn Ella Grasso

Jackson Five Singer Ordered to Pay Support

In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Nancy Watson approved temporary monthly support of 1500 dollars for Enid Jackson, wife of Sigmund Jackie Jackson, the 24 year old Jackson Five guitarist. Enid filed suit to end their eight month marriage. they have no children.

Los Angeles Superior Court Sigmund Jackie’ Jackson Jackson Five Nancy Watson Jackson Enid

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