Luncheon of Medical Auxiliary Draws Ninety Five Attendees
Ninety five members and guests attended the Woman's Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society luncheon at Brown's Run Country Club. Butler County Bar Association Auxiliary members were guests. A business session announced Health Career Day for 240 Butler County high school students on November 17 with hospital programs at Fort Hamilton Hughes Mercy and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Butler County Medical Society
Brown's Run Country Club
Butler County Bar Association
Butler County
Fort Hamilton
Hughes
Mercy
Middletown
George Marr
Hamilton Area
Forest Hills Halloween Costume Party Arranged
Forest Hills Country Club hosts a Halloween costume party Saturday at 9 p.m. at the lodge on Manchester Road. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Townsend open reservations with a committee including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blackburn and others. Prizes honor exotic ridiculous unusual exciting exclusive and the mostest couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Townsend
Stanley Street
Forest Hills Country Club
Manchester Road
the Townsends
Harry Blackburn
Richard Mather
Paul Deger
Robert Weatherby
Knight Goodman
Coming Events by Middletown White Shrine
The Middletown White Shrine of Jerusalem 25 will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Commercial Building to observe members birthdays. Mrs Sylvia Flint serves as chairwoman of refreshments.
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Middletown
Savory Sardine Sandwich Spread Recipe
Drained sardines mashed with mayonnaise pickle relish and onion. Good on whole wheat bread.
Red Shoes two day run at Middletown High School
The Middletown Actors' Playhouse opens a two act children's version of The Red Shoes on Friday at 2 p m in Middletown High School auditorium. A public performance follows Saturday at 10 a m. Tickets available at box office or from Playhouse members.
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Middletown Actors’ Playhouse
Middletown High School
Thehigh School
Hans Christian Andersen
The
Playhouse
Middletown Fine Arts Council
Douglas Faulkner
Joyce Zornes
Paul Faries
Carl Bennett
Jack Akerman
Fine Arts Council
Designer Blass Goes Extreme in Spring Collection
New York AP reports Bill Blass presented two stark silhouettes, the “little boy” look using high-waisted wide-shouldered suiting in men’s serge and checks, and the “little girl” trend with cascading ruffles and flounces. He showed white crepe tunics, diagonal hems, and bright blue accents, alongside beiges, blacks, and florals.
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New York
Bill Blass
Maurice Rentner
New Jazz Dance Influences Styles With Twist-Ability
The American fashion industry shifts toward Twist inspired designs for next spring. Designers Adele Simpson Luis Esteves Bill Biass Ann Klein and George Carmen feature gowns dresses and coats that cater to flexible dance movement while offering youthful looks and varied silhouettes for both active and casual wear.
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New York
Adele Simpson
Luis Esteves
Travel Notes Show Thorny Acres Visit By San Mateo Family
Mr and Mrs Jack Siegfried host their Thorny Acres home guests including son-in-law Glenn Wright and children Tommy and Janice from San Mateo California. Wrights parents Walter and Mrs Wright of Oak Park Illinois joined briefly. Also visiting were Jack Harrington and family from Cleve plus Brenda Siegfried and ace Siegfried. The Wrights plan to return Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Siegfried
Thorny Acres
Glenn Wright
Tommy
Janice
San Mateo
Calif
Siegfried I
Wright
Walter Wright
Oak Park
Siegfrieds
Jack Harrington
Cee Paul
Mark
Cleve
Brenda
Cleveland
Jace Siegfried
Ohio University
Athens
Idea Used in Garments Across Hats and Linings
An observation notes that the idea is yellow used for hats gloves and blouses and often tucked as linings in suits and coats.
Halloween Party At Wooddell Home Hosts Beta Sigma Phi
The October Social of Beta Sigma Phi aj Epsilon Kap pa was held at Mrs. Cecil Wooddell’s Marshal Road home with hostesses Mrs. Robert Gray Mrs. Richard Yost Mrs. James Ronto and Mrs. Fred Finney assisting. The sorority will sell candy as a Christmas project and Mrs Anthony Hurr named Sigma Sisters. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Finney’s Barbara Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Aj Epsilon Kappa
Cecil Wooddell
Marshal Road
Robert Gray
Richard Yost
James Ronto
Fred Finney
Joseph Alexander
Anthony Hurr
Sigma Sisters
Finney
Barbara Drive
Federation Completes Plans For Banquet
The Mid dletown Federation of Women's Clubs hosts its annual banquet at 4 15 p m tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church. Rev Sidney McCammon will speak on Let there be peace in the world and let it begin with me. 1961 Girls State reps Gail Fruauff Harriet Dennis Donna Mize Carol Coburn Carolyn Ellison will share experiences. Music by Mrs E H McCandlish and Mrs Robert Leasure. Luncheon arranged by Mrs G C Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
Sidney McCammon
Church of the Ascension
Gail Fruauff
Harriet Dennis
Donna Mize
Carol Coburn
Carolyn Ellison
E. H. McCandlish
Robert Leasure
G. C. Thomas
Pythian Sisters Meet At Castle Hall In Lodges
Mrs Ray Mehl led a meeting of Pythian Sisters at Castle Hall. Mrs Dora Fouts reported 487 sisters attended the Grand Temple Convention in Cleveland. William Denham, Middletown City Commission chair, showed slides of travels in Israel and Turkey. Refreshment committee included Mrs Clyde Peck Mrs Chester Mull and Mrs Winford Back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mehl
Castle Hall
Dora Fouts
Cleveland
William Denham
Middletown City
Israel
Turkey
Clyde Peck
Chester Mull
Winford
Vital Statistics Entries from a Local Registrar
A list of births and marriages records including new baby announcements for Campbell Angel Bays and others, plus numerous marriage licenses and names of spouses and parents. Names appear with addresses and ages, reflecting a county birth and marriage column.
Names in hospital list show local residents treated
Phillip Williams of Eighth Ave. Mrs. Hubert Smith Jr. of Crawford St. Everett Smith of Franklin. Arthur Martin of Sheridan Ave. Ricky Sorrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cottle, Middletown Rt. Mrs. George Harris of River View Ave. Clayton Ashcraft of Highland. Mrs. Anna Andre of Ellen Drive. Edward Weinstein, son of Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Weinstein, Hampton Place. Mrs. George Taylor of Shattle Gobel Williams of Sherman Ave. Gayle Spencel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spencel, Mohawk St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Bridges
Trenton
Oral Brown
Maineville
David Calhoun
South Ave
Robert Downing
McKinley St
Herman Hoskins
Hampton Place
Kimberly Jackson
Doyle Jackson
Glencoe Ave
William Lake
Flemming Road
Gary Longman
Larry Longman
Tytus Ave
Ora Manning
Crawford
Everett Meeks
West Middletown
Robert Morris
R. J. Morris
Johnnie Nickells
Audrey Cole
Franklin
Brian Pierce
Robert Pierce
Beech St
Carrie Thomas
Grove
Phillip Williams
Eighth Ave
Hubert Smith Jr
Crawford St
Everett Smith
Arthur Martin
Sheridan Ave
Ricky Sorrell
Curtis Cottle
Middletown
Anna Andre
Ellen Drive
Edward Weinstein
M. H. Weinstein
George Taylor
Shattle
Gobel Williams
Sherman Ave
Gayle Spencel
Mrs. Howard Spencel
Mohawk St
Model Session For Rushees By Beta Sigma Phi
Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a model meeting welcoming five rushees. Mrs. Estil Janeway and others attended as new members while Mrs. Perkins led at Mrs. Clarence Congleton’s Wilshire Drive home. A federation meeting, a card party for Edison School funds, and a Pecans sale fundraiser were announced with a preferential tea for November 5 at Mrs. Converse’s Manchester Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estil Janeway
Duane Riley
Richard Griss
Herschel Greenham
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Donald Perkins
Clarence Congleton
Wilshire Drive
Perkins
Donald Cox
Jacques Lint
Joseph Peters
James Sloan
Middletown ‘Federation of Women's ‘Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
Dale Converse
Ways and
Edison School
Rush
Congleton
Lint
Kenneth Lott
Converse
Manchester Road
Delta Zeta Founders Day Celebration in Oxford
Delta Zeta alumnae from the Middletown area joined Alpha chapter in Oxford for Founders Day. The event featured a banquet in the University Center and the annual Woman of the Year award to Senator Maurie Neuberger of Oregon. The group noted the sorority's long history and philanthropic work including aid to the deaf and support for Carville. A quarterly Middletown meeting is set for Oct 28 at Brown's Run Country Club with lunch and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Long
Robert Morehead
David Selvar
Willard Williams
Middletown
Delta Zeta
Oxford
Alpha Chapter
Butler County
ZTA
University Center
Miami University
Aid To the
Gallandt College
Washington, D. C
Carville
United States
National College
Maurie Neuberger
Oregon
Delta Zeta Alumnae
Brown's Run Country Club
Long
H. J. Hofmann
Creamed Cauliflower Gets Walnut Toasted Crunch
Turn creamy cauliflower into a special side by topping with butter toasted walnuts. This simple finish adds nutty depth and crunch to a classic vegetable dish.
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