Married Mixers Plan Oct 12 Dinner Dance
The Merry Married Mixers announce a formal dinner dance with Charlie Kehrer's orchestra for October 12 at the Manchester Hotel. Arrangements committee chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hopple, Mr. and Mrs. David Arnold, with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jones on the group. The event begins at 7 30 p m in the hotel ballroom. A planning meeting is set for September 24 at the Hopples' Central Avenue home.
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Charlie Kehrer
Manchester
Edward Hopple
David Arnold
Howard Hoffman
Vernon Jones
Lone Star Circle Meeting At Mrs Clemons Home
Lone Star Circle members plan to meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Earl Clemons 1704 Tylus Ave Union Chapel EUB Church WSWS will gather Thursday at the church with Mrs Fred Brown as hostess assisted by Mrs Ora Marshall and Mrs Eugene Brown as program leader
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Lone Star Circle
Earl Clemons
Tylus Ave
Union Chapel
EUB Church
WSWS
Fred Brown
Ora Marshall
Eugene Brown
Club Events Close Fall Season at Mrs Jay’s Home
Ten members attended a gathering at Mrs Charles Jay on Pence Street. The group set a fourth Monday monthly business meeting schedule and a second Tuesday joint dinner with Ser toma members. Plans for next year’s program were discussed with Mrs Arden Swope aiding hostess duties.
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Charles Jay
Pence Street
Sertoma
Arden Swope
Jay
Miss Turner and Mr Lundberg to Wed November
Jacqueline Kay Turner of Chautauqua will wed John David Lundberg of Mansfield in a November 30 ceremony. She attended Carlisle High School and Ohio University and works in Sears Roebuck Dayton credit. he is a Mansfield Senior High School coach and teacher with degrees from Ohio University and active in multiple honor fraternities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack C. Turner
Chautauqua
Jacqueline Kay
John David Lundberg
Mansfield
Gertrude Lundberg
Alfred Lundberg Jr
Dayton
Miss Turner
Carlisle High School
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Sears Roebeck & Co
Lundberg
Roosevelt High School
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Omicron Delta Kappa
Phi Dela Kappa
Mansfield Senior High School
Chanel Look Sets Fashion World On Edge In Revival Of 1920s Silhouette
The piece profiles Gabrielle Chanel, praising her 1920s silhouettes as the era’s revival sparks a global fashion trend. It notes her New York reception, the Neiman Marcus Fashion Award, and Chanel’s impact on relaxed and casual styles, with a lasting perfume empire.
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Gabrielle Chanel
New York
Dallas
Neiman « Marcus
Adrian
Christian Dior
Chanel
Auvergne
France
Deauville
Paris
Jne
Rue ‘Cambon
Chanel la 5
Europe
Tts
Ios
Bridge Club Winners Take First With 44 Points
Bill Springer and Harve Waken won first place at Temple Beth Sholom last night with 44 points. Clifford Woodruff Maxwell Wikoff tied for second and third with 39 percent. The event notes a 3 average from 442 bales in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Springer
Harve Waken
Temple Beth Sholom
Clifford Woodruff
William Maxwell
Howard Wikoff
New Officers Assume Duties for Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
New officers for Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi were announced at the fall meeting held at Mrs. James Sloan's home on Wildwood Road. Officers include Mrs. Donald Cox president, co vice presidents Mrs. John Erb and Miss Shirley Crawford, secretary Mrs. James South, corresponding secretary Mrs. Walter Sieway, treasurer Mrs. Dale Converse, parliamentarian Mrs. Sloan, historian Mrs. Ray Sherman Jr. Committee chairs named as Mrs. Charles Hattery ways and means, Mrs. South social, Mrs. Sieway program, Mrs. Donald Cox federation, Miss Crawford publicity, Mrs. Sloan courtesy, Mrs. Hattery and Mrs. Jack Carter communications. The group will retain Edison School as a project. Plans discussed for a kitchen life easing event, a Sept. 23 party at Mrs. Converse's home on Manchester Road to wipe out a greasy iron skillet before washing.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
James Sloan
Wildwood Road
Donald Cox
John Erb
Shirley Crawford
James South
Walter Sieway
Dale Converse
Sloan
Ray Sherman Jr
Charles Hattery
South
Sieway
Federation
Crawford
Hattery
Jack Carter
Edison School
Baptist Church Honors Miss Newland At Reception
Miss Pat Newland was guest of honor as new director of Christian education at the First Baptist Church reception in Fellowship Mall. Rev. and Mrs. G Walter Weber and Miss Newland chaired the receiving line. Mrs. Clarence Lowe and Mrs. Earl Evans served refreshments beside a yellow rose decorated table. Junior and senior high youths hosted with six members providing background music: Joyce Lowe Jane Hembree Janet Phibbs Donna Cross Sara Jane Lockmeyer Nita Lou Ellison.
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Pat Newland
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Mall
Church Board of Christian Education
G Walter Weber
Newland
Clarence Lowe
Earl Evans
Joyce Lowe
Jane Hembree
Janet Phibbs
Donna Cross
Sara Jane Lockmeyer
Nita Lou Ellison
Helsinger Family Reunion At Amanda Athletic Clubhouse
Sixty four members of the Hel singer family gathered Sunday for a reunion at the Amanda Athletic Clubhouse. Planning was handled by Mr and Mrs Fred Helsinger and Mr and Mrs Clyde Helsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinger
Amanda Athletic Clubhouse
Fred Helsinger
Clyde Helsinger
Middletown Garden Club Views Slides
Middletown Garden Club met at Mrs E M Myers home on 8S Main Street to view garden slides prepared by Mrs John Lawler. The program was presented by Mrs Myers in Lawler’s absence with assistance from Mrs Wardren. Slides featured Caribbean cruise gardens and scenes from New Orleans French Quarter and Bellingrath Gardens. Awards were given for Garden Gleanings and garden arrangements to several members.
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Middletown
Charles Murray
Dean Phillips
Louise Hunter Windsor
W. D. jVorhis
Charles Atkinson
Windsor
Calvin Verity
Jelly Glass Shapes In Six And Eight Ounce Sizes
Standard jelly glasses come in varied shapes and two sizes six and eight ounces, reflecting common kitchen glassware options.
Church groups hold meetings and outreach in city homes
Mrs G Walter Weber spoke on Christian Service at Amamia Sunday School First Baptist Church meeting with 17 members present. Circle Four of Bethlehem Lutheran met at Miss Katherine Boehem's home with 13 members and one guest. program titled How to Be Good the Easy Way. Winmore Bible Class at St Pauls Evangelical adopted a Fort Wayne orphan and planned Christmas clothes and presents. guest Mrs Roland White attended. Also a recipe note suggests a sweet potato dish with crushed pineapple orange juice rind and butter or margarine.
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G. Walter Weber
Christian Service
Amamia Sunday School
First Baptist Church
James Wikoff
Kinssmar Court
Winfield Scearse
Melvin Ashcraft
Circle Four
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Katherine Boehem
Elizabeth Kahne
Louise Sixt
Gus Rempe
Clarence Adams
Clara Jordan
Winmore
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Mr. Lundberg
Lalled
Washington
Greenridge
Quatin
Stan Matlock
WERKU
Bridge Club
Baptist Church Members
Indies
Island Hopping
Puerto Rico
Haiti
Jamaica
Montego Bay
Miami
First National Bank
North Main Street
Doellmann’s
Central Ave
U.S
U.S. GA
Central Avenue
The
Strand
West Central Ave
1St National Bank
Second Ave
Broad G Verity Pkwy
Grand Ave
Gideon Road
Union Sanitary
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