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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1949
Page
6
Local society notes record visits from families and friends across Ohio and beyond. Miami University homecoming connected to Cleveland and Zanesville travelers while NAJAC leaders attended a Granville convention and a 25th anniversary was celebrated in Middletown.
A Sigma Phi Gamma meeting at Mrs. Howard Schneider's Coles Road home featured laster Bridge prizes for Mrs. Foster Neiswonder Mrs. Wilfred Wells Mrs. Harold Back and Miss Dorothy Lyle. Delta Chi Sorority Beta chapter held a candlelight pledge service for several prospective members at the Girls' Club plus a talk on the chapter history. A convention report from Sarnia Ontario was shared by Mrs. H. E. Lawson. A formal dinner dance and banquet closed the North Ontario gathering, with a luncheon by hosts at the Bendome Hotel and Nu chapter.
Members of the Middletown Garden Club held their final meeting at Mrs. Charles Beck’s home on Linden Ave. Four new members were introduced and Gretchen Minnich spoke on a school bond issue. Mrs. A. W. Reemer demonstrated flower arranging with prizes awarded for various categories. Special guest was Mrs. Charles Russell from Los Angeles.
A Woodburn Avenue resident Charles Homan was surprised Sunday as friends and relatives gathered at Nelva Center for his birthday. The event featured a large decorated cake, bright blossoms, and a long list of attending families from Carlisle Dayton College Corner Middletown and Miamisburg.
American War Mothers hold their regular meeting Thursday October 27 at 1 30 p m at the American Legion Auditorium Reports of the national convention and the annual election of officers will be held The Schdombe Class of the First Evangelical Church gathers at Miss Lois Grays 208 Harrison St Wednesday at 8 p m for a masked Halloween party A noon covered dish dinner at Mrs Russell Cunninghams tomorrow precedes sewing for the Pythian Sisters bazaar Gleaners of First Methodist Church meet Thursday at 2 p m at the church bring coupons Perky Kaffee Klatsch meets at Mrs Evan Masters 1410 Young St for masked Halloween party Wednesday at 7 30 p m Vows Exchanged Monday Newport Church of God Dora Fay Kincaid married PFC Fred Hensley in the church yesterday afternoon Attendants were Miss Mary Kincaid and Donald Hensley They will live in Biloxi Mississippi where the groom is in training
A quick method for parsley potatoes: dip small whole potatoes in melted fat or margarine then roll in finely chopped parsley for a crisp herbed coating. The technique yields a flavorful, bright garnish with minimal effort.
The Executive Board of Treble Clef Chorus met at Mrs. Vernon Jones's home on Stanley St last evening. Officers and chairmen reported, with emphasis on program building tailored to each appearance. The group accepted a new constitution read earlier and discussed tonight's banquet program for the Federation of Women's Clubs at the Manchester Hotel.
A weekend birthday party for Mrs. Lillie Aylstock was hosted by her daughter Mrs. Robert Logan on Smith Street. Attendees included Ralph and son Aylstock of Indian Lake. Russell Aylstock and family of Laurel Indiana. John Conley and daughters of Franklin. Harold Aylstock of Dayton. Alvin Chambers and family. John Conley Jr. and children of Franklin. Lizzie Watkins. Robert Logan and son Rusty. Robert Helton of Middletown. Alice Kibbey of Loveland. The gathering featured Halloween themed decorations and a large birthday cake with fall flowers.
Suggestions for egg sandwiches include mixing chopped hard boiled eggs with crumbled bacon and salad dressing, or spreading deviled ham on bread before adding the egg mixture. The ideas aim to create moist, flavorful variations for school lunches.
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