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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1949
Page
5
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Miss Jean Geis, noted pianist, scheduled for a public recital tomorrow at 3 30 P.M. at Alberly Manor Indian Hill Cincinnati presented by Mr and Mrs William H Albers for a College of Music tribute. Proceeds go to the Ohio State Federation of Music Clubs scholarship fund.
Last evening Mrs. Ross V. Daughty hosted a kitchen shower at Middletown Franklin Rd. for Miss Margie Stalls the bride elect of Mr. Mark Ware. Chrysanthemums decorated the house with pink and blue streamers. The bride opened gifts as twenty guests played cards and awards went to Miss Shirley Stalls and Mrs. Robert Kelly.
Circles 1 through 9 of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church opened the fall term with 18 members each in Circles 1 and 2, 3 and 4 hosting new officers, devotionals, and lunches or teas. Circle 5 planned a rummage sale for November 5 with new leader M H Dennis. Circle 6 outlined a yearlong study “Women of the Scripture” with Japan theme notes. Circle 7, led by Charles Wolfe, announced yearly activities and a lunch. Circle 8 featured a Kansas City seminar report and an afternoon talk by Ralph Mull. Circle 9 began with leader pair William Long and Jon Brock outlining the year, magazines and Christmas cards projects, and a 44-member luncheon.
Mrs Charles Gregory hosted a surprise birthday party last evening at the Elizer home on Pershing Ave. for Ernest Holt and James Elizer. Twenty two guests attended a wiener roast and enjoyed a huge birthday cake and games after dinner. Also a special service is set for Poasttown Interdenominational Church Sunday at 10 am with music by Mrs M Murphy and Mrs Ruby Blanton and speaker E G Sandusky. Sheriff Walker seeks the car owner of a burned 1941 model with Ohio plates found near the Port Union pavilion reported by pavilion operator Martin Hulshult.
Local religious groups held October gatherings with officer rolls announced. Presby Guild members met at Mrs Sutton’s home. officers include Mrs Miller president and Mrs Sisson VP. committees led by Mrs Kramer and Mrs Moon. Calvary Ministry, Sunshine Circle, and Evangelical United Brethren unit also convened at members’ homes with devotions, contests, and a polio fund donation.
Mrs. Louise Hunter Windsor will be guest soloist at the Sunday morning service. Her program includes old favorites and requests with O Divine Redeemer by Gounod and an old hymn before the sermon.
Former Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers, imprisoned for inducing an associate to lie to a Senate Committee, lost a second bid for freedom. Federal Judge Albert V. Bryan denied habeas corpus, citing lack of jurisdiction. Meyers will appeal to the U S Court of Appeals. The case hinges on the alleged perjury and committee quorum.
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