Salvation Army Auxiliary logs $2200 from Antioques Fair proceeds
The Salvation Army Auxiliary accepted 2200 in proceeds from the 1970 Antioques Fair held last March. The funds will finance youth work Home League Bible School summer camp and mission efforts through the local corps and outposts including Catherine Booth Home and Hospital in Cincinnati. Committee heads for Christmas projects were named and 81 members attended a luncheon at the Women's Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Auxiliary
Salvation Army
Women’s Center
Robert Myers
Salvation Army Corps
Catherine Booth
Cincinnati
Auxiliary
Jom Bunn
Carlos Shrout
Christmas House Booth
Myers
Cub Pack 28 Awards At Fall Meeting
Cub Pack 28 held a fall meeting where activity badges and leadership awards were announced. Jack Macy Jeff Simpkins and Doug Stamper received activity badges, with honors awarded to Gary Vick Jeff Cole David Carroll Greg Turner Tim Eagle Wally Stacy John Greenfield Kenny Tudor Darrell Childers Tony Holcomb Tony Martin Merle Stethem Jr Kelly Snively Kirby Kidd Roscoe Wise Todd Hickman and Mark Derrouga. Gene Simpkins cubmaster presented the awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peasttown
Jack Macy
Jeff Simpkins
Doug Stamper
Gary Vick
Jeff Cole
David Carroll
Greg Turner
Tim Eagle
Wally Stacy
John Greenfield
Kenny Tudor
Darrell Childers
Tony Holcomb
Tony Martin
Merle Stethem Jr
Kelly Snively
Kirby Kidd
Roscoe Wise
Todd Hickman
Mark Derrouga
Gene Simpkins
Local ADK Chapter Adds 3 New Members
Three teachers Mrs. Thomas Prater of Manchester Middle School Mrs. Donald Langworthy of Mayfield Elementary and Mrs. Robert Peirce of Roosevelt Middle School were initiated into Alpha Delta Kappa. Initiation was led by Miss Janice Schulz, Phi Chapter president, at Miss Mildred Fisher's home. Plans were made for the Southwest District Meeting and Luncheon at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon. Phi members aiding with arrangements include Miss Schulz Mrs. James Anthony Miss Kiki Demetriou Mrs. John Buehl Mrs. John Baker Mrs. Sidney Slye Miss Irene Norris and Mrs. Russell Lawson. Yesterday's meeting featured talks on Christmas Lighting and Decorating and New Christmas Foods by an Ann Holiday representative from Cincinnati Gas & Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Prater
Manchester Middle School
Donald Langworthy
Mayfield Elementary
Robert Peirce
Roosevelt Middle School
Alpha Delta Kappa
Janice Schulz
Phi Chapter of
ADK
International Honorary For Women Educators
Mildred Fisher
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
Phi
Schulz
James Anthony
Kiki Demetriou
John Buehl
John Baker
Sidney Slye
Irene Norris
Russell Lawson
Ann Holiday
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at Temple Beth Sholom
Thirty two players attended the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom last night. In the north south Mitchell movement the Adams duo led with 81 percent while Coldiron and Woodruff followed at 79 and Cade with Clifton at 76. In east west, Getter and Johnston posted 92.2 percent, Rogers and Slusher were 76, and Clifton and Woodruff 63.
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Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
J. R. Adams
Frank Coldiron
C. M. Woodruff
P. §. Cade
Douglas Clifton
Richard Getter
M. L. Johnston
Beth Rogers
William Slusher
C. M Woodruth
Local births listed for several families in city
Vital Statistics records show babies born yesterday or today to families including Donald Couch at 1816 North Ave, Donald Maloney at 1105 1/2 First Ave, George Ververis at 1905 Highland St, and Jack Campbell at 2404 Vermont Ave. Other listed names include John P. Trimble, Charles E. Johnson, Thornieza C. Fall, Stanley Powell, and several residents with birth or parent details.
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Donald Couch
North Ave
Donald Maloney
First Ave
George Ververis
Highland St
Jack Campbell
Vermont Ave
John P. Trimble
Winona
Charles E. Johnson
Easton Ave
Thornieza C. Fall
Stubbs Road
Stanley Powell
Franklin
John C. Chaney
Ardmore Drive
Burtis Wooton
Springboro
Sherry Adams
Dorothy J. Stump
Brell Drive
Scharrold Eckhardt
West Alexandria Road
Hargis Hollon
Allen Road
Lee Terry
Bernice Ave
Teresa Smith
Danny Smith
Franklin Jess Williams
N Sutphin Bt
Miss Mayes Debates Champion at Manchester College Invite
Sandra Mayes of Miami University Oxford Campus was judged a varsity negative champion at the Manchester College Invitational Debate Tournament. She is daughter of Mrs. Bessie Mayes of 803 Charles Street and a member of the university's varsity debate team.
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Sandra Mayes
Bessie Mayes
Charles St
Miami University
Oxford
Butler County WCTU Elects Officers At Convention
Officers and directors of the Butler County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be elected at the annual convention tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. at the First Church of God in Hamilton. Tape recordings from the national convention in Los Angeles will be played during the program. The report theme Ahead to Victory will be presented by Middletown High School graduate Miss Mayes and campus team members including Mrs. Ruby Neal, Mrs. Edna Schutt, Mrs. Pearlene Craig, Mrs. C. H. Armitage, and Mrs. C. E. Glover. Mrs Earl Farquer will lead the devotional segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Church of God
Pleasant Avenue
Woodlawn Avenue
Hamilton
WCTU
Los Angeles
Middletown High School
Mayes
Middletown
Ruby Neal
Edna Schutt
Pearlene Craig
Civie Protection
C. H. Armitage
Christian Outreach
C. E. Glover
Earl Farquer
Nurses Pants Suits Stir Mixed Reactions
Natick Massachusetts nurses at Leonard Morse Hospital wear pants suits on duty sparking mixed responses from peers patients and superiors. Some see professionalism and practicality while others question appearance and tradition in the hospital setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick, Mass
Leonard Morse Hospital
Daniel F. Kosloff
Leonard Morse
French Compensate For Mint Demise And New Mini Skirts
Paris fashion shows reveal a shift from miniskirts to new long and mid-length silhouettes while keeping exposure through clever tailoring. Designers like Michel Goma and Barthet present varied outfits. the industry notes growth and changing norms. Nurses debate professional appearance as pants suits are approved to replace higher hems, with medical staff citing practicality and mobility.
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Michel Goma
Jean Patou
AAUW Plans Senior College Girls Tea in Middletown
Members of the American Association of University Women unveil a Senior College Girls Tea during Christmas break to reach Middletown area college seniors. Mrs. Stephen Temple and a ten member committee seek names and addresses of senior girls, their schools, and church ministers, with invitations to be sent by December 1.
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American Association of University Women
Middletown
Stephen Temple
Elizabeth Wetzel
Joseph E. Newlin
Peter J. Moroz Jr
Pat Johnson
Thomas Loeper
American War Mothers Install Officers and Memorial Services
The group plans a Thursday meeting at 1 30 p.m. in the American Legion Auditorium to install officers and hold memorial services for deceased members.
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American Legion
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Central Ave
Rapps
Linda Wilson
Samuel Dalrymple
Willie Agee
Omaha
Miss Mayes
Kleet County
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Paris
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Miss Dior
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Suzanne Rappa
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Walloween
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Trenton
Dorothy Lawrence
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