Shower Honors Bride-Elect Sara Jo Heffner
Miss Sara Jo Heffner, fiancee of Terry Allen Sebald, was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Glenn Barker Jr. on Lamberton Street. Guests included many relatives and friends. The couple plans to marry November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jo Heffner
Terry Allen Sebald
Glenn Barker Jr
Lamberton Street
Glenn Sebald
Vorhis Sebald
Paul Sebald
Carrie Vorhis
Lola Linzie
Jack Linzie
Pam Linzie
Patty Burgher
Arlie Sargent
Tom Sargent
Sue Sargent
Charles Ruhiman
Oxford
Robert Eaton
Springboro
Jake Sebald
Joseph Heffner
Heffner
Rosedale Road
Sebald
Grand Avenue
Monroe Youth Earns WCTU Contest Award
Monroe resident Ronald Tolson son of Sterling and Mrs Tolson of Ohio Street Monroe won the grand diamond medal in the WCTU speech contest at the state convention held at Dayton Motor Inn Tolson a sophomore at Ohio University had earlier won silver gold pearl and diamond contests in the series The convention featured a talk by Mildred Harmon national WCTU legislative representative Attendees from Monroe included C H Armitage president and several other members State convention reports will be given at the local WCTU meeting November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ronald Tolson
Sterling Tolson
Ohio Street
Lucile Crites
WCTU
Church circles plan events and charity efforts
Members of Eva Martin Circle and related church groups met at homes on Tytus Avenue and Aberdeen Drive to plan upcoming events. Dinners, breakfasts, and observances were scheduled at First Methodist, St. Pauls UCC, and First Baptist. Members heard reports on missions, prayer, and aid projects, including Thanksgiving baskets and a Minnesota Woolen Clothing Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Martin
First Baptist Church
Mildred Kain
Tytus Avenue
First Methodist Church
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Harry Hayes
Wilson School
Roy Hensley
Howard Johnson
W. D. Bryant
Gladys Drive
Charles Wesco
First Eub Church
Sunshine Circle
Roy Nickell
Frank Clark
Ted Miller
Central America
Leslie Mills
Edwin Trinkle
Deaconess Pension Fund
David Young
Fred Finney
Walter Lewis
Aberdeen Drive
William Wilson
Past Chief's Club Dinner and Guild Tea Planned
A covered dish dinner for Past Chief's Club members is set for Tuesday at noon in Oxford. The Women's Guild Missionary Tea is scheduled for 1 15 p m Thursday at St Paul's United Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Women's Guild Missionary
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Pauline Trigere Fashion Legend Still Redefines Style
France’s Coco Chanel inspires Pauline Trigere who, in New York, embodies a bold, disciplined design ethos. The 52-year-old Paris-born designer crafts audacious, reversible pieces and bias-cut silhouettes that defy time while her family life includes sons Jean Pierre and Phillippe and longtime Argentine friend Julio Wertheim.
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New York
France
America
Pauline Trigere
Pauline
Chanel
Dallas
Adele Simpson
Lazar Radley
Chile
Radley
Robert
Jean Pierre Radley
Phillippe
Amherst
Julio Wertheim
OES Parley Attendees Return from Cleveland
Mrs Paul S Smith and seven Prosser Chapter 367 members of the Order of the Eastern Star returned from Cleveland where they attended the 77th Grand Chapter session. Mrs Smith and two couples took part in session drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Smith
Willard Williams
Cecil Wilson Sr
Finley Lykins
Okey Jackson
C. E. Murphy
Prosser
Order of the Eastern Star
Cleveland
Grand Chapter
CBS
Smith
Williams
Wilson
Travel Notes from Miss Lilian McFee Visit to Winchester Mass
Miss Lilian S McFee returns from a three week visit with her nephew Dr Conrad E Mc Fee and family in Winchester Massachusetts Dr McFee a major in the U S Air Force is the son of William E McFee 3022 N Verity Parkway After three years at an Air Force hospital in Bermuda he is now stationed at Tufts College in Boston Miss Bev Parsley a Ball State University student in Muncie Indiana and two college friends Miss Nancy Sink of Muncie and Miss Myra Bewley of Indianapolis are spending the weekend with farmer parents Mr and Mrs William Parsley of Lewis Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian S. McFee
Verity Parkway
Conrad E. McFee
Winchester
Mass
McFee
U. S. Air Force
William E. McFee
Air Force
Bermuda
Tufts College
Boston
Bev Parsley
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
Nancy Sink
Myra Bewley
Indianapolis
William Parsley
Lewis Street
Birth announcements for multiple families
Vital Statistics records births for several families. Notable entries include a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Viel at 1611 Carolina Street yesterday, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. James Mears of 355 Arlington Avenue Franklin, and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Allen at 1700 Flemmine R4 yesterday. Additional births list the King, McCain, Ward, Brant, Hunt, Egelston, Campbell, Jeffrey, Cooper, Morgan, Darrell and Robinson families with their respective addresses in Franklin and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Viel
Carolina St
James Mears
Arlington Ave
Franklin
Leo Allen
Flemmine
O. B. King
Andrews St
Chester B. Ward
Carlisle
Frank Brant
Miller Rd
Sam Hunt
Jewell Ave
Paul Egelston
Chalmer Egelston
Ed Campbell
Forest Ave
Scott Jeffrey
Samuel Jeffrey
Local Woman Estil Scalf Named DA Publicity Chair
Mrs Estil Scalf a D A member was named district publicity chairman at a DA meeting held last night at the Dayton Central YMCA. Attending were Mrs Percy Kash and Mrs Ray Gerard. Mrs Lucille Crane of Miamisburg district deputy conducted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estil Scalf
Daughters of America
Dayton Central Ymca
Scalf
Percy ‘Kash
Ray Gerard
Lucille Crane
Mia’n'sburg
Meeting Scheduled by The First EUB Church
The First EUB Church hosts a district meeting of the Women's Society of World Service tomorrow at 3 p.m. Speaker is Stanley Trebes of the Board of Missions. Trebes and his wife from San Diego served two years in Puerto Rico managing a Christian printing shop in Rio Piedras. He later became director of mission study tours and interpreter for the church’s global mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB
Women's Society of World Service
Stanley Trebes
Board of Missions
Trebes
San Diego
Calif
Puerto Rico
Rio Piedras
Catherine the Great Beginnings as a Peasant Girl
Catherine II of Russia began life as a peasant girl before rising to imperial power through marriage and dynastic alliances. Her early status did not prevent her from shaping Russia's destiny as ruler and reformer.
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Angelos
Jesus Christ
Bible School
Howard Sears
Laverne Rodgers
Japan
Grace Baptist
WPFB
Wilbraham
Wilmore
Middletown
U.S
Coco Chanel
Paris
Seventh Avenue
Raymond Tilton
Ronald Sibey
Park Dr
Thomas McCain
Venkee Rd
Daniel Cooper
Donald Cooper
Armco
Jack Morgan
Omaha
Woodrow Centers
Len Trotter
Lind St
Troy Trunty
Charles
St Clyde Cornett
State
Mitchell Crowder
Young
Wallace Morris
Franklin Lloyd Griggs
Oxford-State Rd
Mrs. Lowell Miller
Trenton
Church of God
Clayton Avenue
Ray Hughes
H. C. Jenkins
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Woodside Cemetery
Arthur
Butler County
Reiff
Catherine 1
Zenith
Eyler’s
N. Main Terboro
Better Schools Committee
Knight Goodman
Pol. Ady
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