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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1960

Page

15

Martha Coy of India speaks to WSCS in Punjab visit

WSCS of First Methodist Church heard Miss Martha Coy district rural director of Delhi Annual Conference share details of her work in Hissar and Fazilka districts. She described supervising schools and pastors wives activities, showed color slides, and noted her India home.

Martha Coy Delhi Punjab India Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Miss Coy Fellowship Hall Hissar Fazilka United States Hissar Methodist Mis

Dinner Honors Bridal Party for Whittle Smith Wedding

Mr and Mrs Stanley Whittle hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Driftwood Room for their son John Whittle and Miss Bette Lou Smith of Shattle Street. The couple will exchange nuptial vows at First Christian Church tonight at 7 30. Attendants and guests included Rev Edwin Bobbitt Miss Rebecca Baker Harley Gomin Ralph Treadway Phyllis Wood Arthur Rogers Kenner Miller Mary Jane Stamper Barbara Justice Patricia Smith John Harbin Dan Wise Roger Young Gene Miller Kenneth Miller Judy Fabing and other relatives.

Stanley Whittlesey Driftwood Room John Bette Lou Smith Harley Gomin Shattle Street First Christian Church Edwin Bobbitt Rebecca Baker Ralph Treadway Phyllis Wood Arthur Rogers Kenner Miller Mary Jane Stamper Barbara Justice Patricia Smith John Harbin Dan Wise Roger Young Gene Miller Kenneth Miller Judy Fabing

Discover the power of your mind to boost success

An advertisement claims the subconscious holds the key to a fuller life and urges readers to request free information. It argues the mind’s miracle working part is misused by doubt and fear, and promises simple methods used by thousands to control life. Send inquiries to Segovia, P.O. Box 603, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Segovia P.O Cincinnati Ohio

The Purpose Becomes Action at Calvary Methodist

Mrs. George Peck spoke on the Purpose Becomes Action at Mary Circle’s first fall meeting at Mrs. Wynn Alexander’s Liman Road home. She highlighted the Woman’s Society of Christian Service aims and activities and Mrs. C L Dakin discussed The Word In Our Midst as the season’s theme.

George Peck Mary Circle Calvary Methodist Church Wynn Alexander Mosliman Road Alexander James Lacey Vernon Moon Orchard St

Canadian TV To Carry 1st Debate

Canadian TV and radio networks will carry Nixon versus Kennedy on September 26 in Toronto. CBC said the October 21 debate will be radio only for now. A note mentions one in three non smokers carry book matches.

Toronto U.S Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Canadian Broadcasting Corp

133 Presbyterian Women Attend First Fall Meeting

One hundred thirty three members and guests attended the first fall meeting of the Women s Association at First Presbyterian Church. Guest speaker Mrs Fred Stein Sr spoke on Power Unlimited emphasizing constant faith filled prayer.

Women's Association First Presbyterian Church Fred Stein Sr Women’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church

Satellite Ball Is Theme Of Nov. 12 Dance

Mr and Mrs Charles Barrett hosted a St Marys PTO planning meeting at their Lamberton Street home for a Halloween satellite ball theme. The dance is scheduled Saturday November 12 from 9 p m to 1 a m at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Also present were Mr and Mrs Wilson Sherman Mr and Mrs Frederick Stoken Mr and Mrs Rudolph Nenni Mr and Mrs Charles Long Mr and Mrs Celus Hornback and Mr and Mrs William Reedy.

Charles Barrett Lamberton Street St. Mary's Pto Knights of Columbus Hall Barretts Wilson Sherman Frederick Stoken Rudolph Nenni Charles Long Cletus Hornback William Reedy

Jolly Mixers Birthday Club September Meeting Held

A September meeting at Mrs. Tillet’s Waite Street home featured dinner and game prizes for Mrs. Proctor Rice Frisch and Miss Hughes. A birthday gift went to Mrs. Tillet as members including Mrs. McKinney Van Ostrand Lykins Wade and Killen attended. New member Mrs. Joseph Phillips joined Happy Helpers at Mrs. Dinzley Browns home. The group planned Christmas aid for a needy family. A white elephant sale will headline October at Mrs. Margerum’s Lefferson Road home.

Jolly Mixers Birthday Club William Tillet Waite Street Gladys Proctor Clay Rice Lena Frisch Gerry Hughes Tillet Vernon McKinney Owen van Ostrand Carl Lykins Elsworth Wade J Frank Killen Joseph Phillips Happy Helpers’ Club Dinzley. Brown Monroe Willard Frasher Robert Margerum Ernest Hampton Leon Caskey Glenn Fields Phillips Margerum Lefferson Road

Hospital roll of names reads like local directory

A long list of residents and relatives appears, naming Mrs. Riley Abney, Miss Janet Reed, Mrs. Rexford Taulbee, Lewis Branham, Mrs. Marion Jones, Carl Haag, Frank Gray, Miss Isabel Dollard, Mrs. Herbert Fletcher, Miss Delma Centers, William Brownlee, Mrs. Frank Killen, James Jackson, Stephen Velde, Mrs. Marie Brown, Mrs. Ernest Igo, Herbert Bell, Elmer Essele, James Lawson Jr., Bethe Patricia Carberry, Mrs. Howard Espenmiller, Paul Blair, Cecil Dickerson, George Durham, Mrs. Abbie Ehrman, Holly Ann Esselman, Raymond Joslin, Arthur Kash, Clarence Lane, Joseph Mangus, John Margerum, Mrs. Mary Murray, Kathy McKenzie, Mrs. Clifton Palmer, Mrs. Louis Pierce, Mrs. Hugh Scearce, Walter Trimble, Mrs. William Smith and others listed in Franklin and nearby towns.

Lewis Branham John Branham Franklin Marion Jones West Middletown Carl Haag Trenton Frank Gray Manchester Ave Isabel Dollard Centerville Herbert Fletcher Oxford State Delma Central Ave William Brownlee Burton Rd Frank Killen Gideon James Jackson S. Broad St Stephen Velde Marie Brown Fairmount Ernest Igo Riverview Herbert Bell Garfield St Elmer Essele Fernwood St James Lawson Jr Somerville Bethe Patricia Carberry Hamilton Howard Espenmiller Poppy Dr Clarence Lane Lewis Joseph Mangus John Margerum Lawn Ave Mary Murray Kathy McKenzie William McKenzie Wammest Clifton Palmer Columbia Ave Louis Pierce Charles St Hugh Scearce Walter Trimble Ellen William Smith Moorman

Radio TV Highlights Tonight in Forest Hills and More

Television listings show National singles tennis finals at Forest Hills New York on WLW T and other programs including The Light That Failed with Ronald Coleman on WKRC. Bonanza season opener Showdown debuts on WLW T while Antarctic expedition on High Road airs on WCPO Viewers glimpse The Tall Man with Barry Sullivan and Clu Gulager. Lawrence Welk salutes Donna Wagner as she prepares to marry next week. Olympic finals in basketball soccer and gymnastics on WHIO WKRC. World Wide 60 ponders creation of the universe. Paladin guards the key witness in a murder case. Miss America pageant features four former titleholders and a specialty act.

Wlw-D WCPO Dick Clark Bobby Darin Paul Anka Annette Frankie Avalon Fabian Wlw-T Bonanza The Tall Man Barry Sullivan Sheriff Pat Garrett Clu Gulager Billy the WHIO WKRC

Catholic Ladies of Columbia Council 105 Meeting

Catholic Ladies of Columbia Council 105 will gather at Holy Trinity Cafeteria Tuesday September 20 at 8 pm for their meeting and related notices.

Catholic Ladies of Columbia Council 105 Holy Trinity

Births Reported for Miller and Mitchell Families

Mr and Mrs Jesse Miller at 1516 Lawn Ave welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Mitchell at 2309 Longfellow Sr welcomed a girl today.

Jesse Miller Lawn Ave Clarence Mitchell Longfellow Sr

Burrows and McKinney Named in Cincinnati Case

Thomas Jerome Burrows, 26, an insurance agent in Cincinnati, and Judy A. McKinney, 19, of 217 McKinley Street, are identified in the reported case with their ages and addresses listed.

Thomas Jerome Burrows Cincinnati Judy A. McKinney McKinley St

Art Center Opens for Exhibit Entries in Middletown

The Middletown Fine Arts Center will be open three days next week from noon to 9 p m Monday and noon to 6 p m Tuesday and Wednesday to receive exhibit entries. Entries must be matted or framed and a 50 cent fee per exhibitor applies. John and Mrs King of the Dayton Art Institute will judge and select works for display, with the exhibit running Sept 17 18 in the American Legion Building on S Main Street. Admission is free.

Middletown American Legion S. Main Street

Nancy Sinatra to Wed Sands in Las Vegas Resort

HOLLYWOOD AP Nancy Sinatra ages 20 and Tommy Sands 23 plan a small civil ceremony Sunday at a Las Vegas hotel. The marriage repeats her mother Nancy’s romance while Sinatra, divorced from Frank, recalls watching her daughter moon over Sands during a show last year.

Hollywood Frank Simatra Nancy Tommy Sands Las Veg¢ Nev Sands Nancy Sinatra Frank

Today's Crossword Clue List for Clergymen and More

A compact crossword clue set with entries such as clergymen matter reanimate former having ears musician Columbo emptied prevar cated female flower mother of Helen of Troy Peruvian Arabian garment June bug large cistern past a ballad symbol for rhenium.

Columbo Emptied Prevar Cated Flower Helen of Troy

Congo Crisis Seen at Risk of Cold War Spillover

The council urged end to outside interference in the Congo and noted Belgium supplying arms to Katanga with white officers there. Yugoslav envoy warned against being drawn into a wider Cold War struggle, while Hammarskjold insisted on U N action to prevent the crisis from spreading across Africa. He stopped short of naming Soviet involvement.

Congo Katanga Belgium Lumumba Kasai Hammarskjold U. N Africa Vidic

Telescope images reveal belts mar Jupiter's bright and dark layers

Telescopes show Jupiter's surface marked by alternating light and dark belts. The bands indicate varying material composition and atmospheric dynamics across the planet.

Jupiter

To Break Codes Defecting Clerks Could Help Reds

NSA defectors Mitchell and Martin, mathematicians at Ft. Meade, may aid Soviet code cracking. Congress probes intelligence leaks. hearings by armed services subcommittee and HUAC are planned. Truman called the defectors traitors. Defense says they had no access to classified weapons data.

Washington National Security Agency Bernon F. Mitchell William H. Martin NSA Ft. Meade Special Armed Services Maurice H. Klein Gen C. P. Cabell Central Intelligence Agency House Committee On Un-American Activities Harry S. Truman New York Truman Mitchell Martin Defense Department Pentagon

Camel Anatomy Proves Backbone Straight Like Horse

Paleontologists note that the camel’s backbone resembles that of a horse in alignment and structure. The creature stores most of its energy in a hump composed primarily of fat, used for long desert treks and survival.

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