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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1965

Page

2

Convention News Highlighted by Beta Gamma Chapter

Beta Gamma chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority met at Mrs. Ray Minter’s Gage Drive home for a covered-dish dinner and business session. Mrs. Paul Hoskins reported on the national convention in Chicago. Mrs. John Brooks outlined the October province rally in Dayton. Mrs. Joseph Jewell will serve as delegate. Brookville Chapter members hostesses with co hosts Mrs. Warren White and Mrs. John Sticklen.

Beta Gamma Delta Theta Tau Sorority Ray Minter Gage Drive Paul Hoskins Edgewater Chicago John Brooks Stratford House Dayton Joseph Jewell Brookville

Cristonian Board Sets Tickets for Cristonian Fiesta Dance

At the first meeting of the new season Cristonian board members distributed tickets for the annual Cristonian Fiesta dance to be held November 13 at the American Legion Home starting at 9 p.m. Mrs. Stanley Peltier chaired the dance committee and Mrs. David Gaw reported on the Presidents Luncheon hosted by Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs at Christ Methodist Church. Six Cristonian chapters were represented at the session held at Mrs. William Boast's Moore Street home.

Cristonian Board Stanley Peltier American Legion David Gaw William Boast Moore Street

Flower Show Planned by Hamilton Rainbow Garden Club

The Rainbow Garden Club of Hamilton has completed plans for a flower show next Saturday September 25 at Trinity Episcopal 115 North Sixth Street Hamilton. Entries are to be placed between 9 a.m. and noon. The show will be open to the public from 2 to 8 p.m.

Rainbow Garden Club of Hamilton Trinity Episcopal Sixth St Hamton

Pin On Curls Are In

New York AP feature details the pin in curl trend promising quick changes for balding men and fashion forward women. Promoter Michel Kazan touts versatility with single fake strand options and varied color accents for short hair.

Michel Kazan AP Newsfeatures New York

Circles Plan Festival Projects at Fall Presbyterian Meeting

Presbyterian Church women circles opened a new year with festival project plans for November 10. Circle Eight discussed The Fourth R by Mrs. James W. Flowers Jr., while Circle Nine heard This Rocket Called Peace by Leslie Sayer. Circle Ten explored This Rocket Called Freedom and Galatians with guest talks, as other circles shared Russia travel notes and Last Supper art.

Presbyterian Church Women’s Association James W. Flowers Jr Circle Eight Jerald Slusser Earl Klein Alan Cooper Circle Nine D. C. Perry Leslie Sayer B. C. Haselton Vernon Jones Gordon Adams Circle 10 Ralph Knight John Perkins Jon Prows John Bauer Edwin Singley

Pleasant Ridge EUB to Host Dr Wayne Barr Guest Speaker

Reverend Dr Wayne Barr of United Theological Seminary will guest speak at the Pleasant Ridge EUB 10:30 a.m. worship service. Church school starts at 9:30 a.m.

Pleasant Ridge EUB Wayne Barr United Theological Seminary

Local births reported in Franklin and Excello area

Mr and Mrs Garnet Stewart welcomed a girl yesterday at 3892 Kenny Lane Franklin. Mr and Mrs David R Lof land reported a birth yesterday at 1912 Manchester Ave Nev. Mr and Mrs Hubert Bowling welcomed a child at 1011 Thirkield Ave Franklin. Mr and Mrs Roby Gullett reported a boy at 240312 Browning St yesterday. Mr and Mrs Larry Leonard announced a girl yesterday at 92 Mentz Road Franklin. Mr and Mrs Howard Haskins welcomed a girl at 608 Richardson Drive. Mr and Mrs James Shields announced twin girls at 1215 Grove St yesterday. Mr and Mrs Michael Hiatt welcomed a girl at 3113 Ben Harrison St Excello. Mr and Mrs William Howard reported a boy at 644 Auburn St today.

Garnet Stewart Kenny Lane Franklin David R. Lofland Manchester Ave Nev Hubert Bowling Thirkield Ave Roby Gullett Browning St Larry Leonard Mentz Road

Local residents listed in community notices

Denver Pennington, Mrs Phyllis Clay, Mrs Woodrow Romans, Jess Freitag, Donald Earley, Mrs Belle Breeding, William Eaton, Rudolph Singhoffer, William Armitage, Mrs Roy Stacy, Noah Shipman, Mrs Joseph Cook, Miss Stella Risner, Mrs George Fletcher, Mrs Ben Dotson, Mrs James Morningstar, Mrs Diana Mosley, Mrs Jean Snow, Timothy Burkhardt, Lisa Abell, Lisa Karen Little, David Howard, Howard Voorhis are named residents on a local notices page with street addresses and family associations. The list includes multiple households from Jefferson, Germantown, Eaton, Crawford, Canal, Excell, Garfield, Harrison, and Fiesta Lane areas.

Phyllis Clay Jefferson Road Woodrow Romans Germantown Road Jess Freitag Eaton Donald Earley Harkie Road Belle Breeding Germantown William Eaton 18Th Ave Rudolph Singhoffer Sherman Ave William Armitage Central Ave Roy Stacy Crawford St Noah Shipman Carlisle Joseph Cook Lamberton Stella Risner Canal St George Fletcher Eaton Ave Ben Dotson Grand Ave James Morningstar Excello Diana Mosley 14Th Ave Jean Snow Parkview Ave Timothy Burkhardt Thomas Burkhardt Garfield St Lisa Abell Thomas Abell Franklin Lisa Karen Little Dale Little Harrison St David Howard Howard Voorhis Fiesta Lane

Constitution Week Theme For Meeting

Members of the Col. Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Dayton to hear state Constitution Week chairman Miss Elizabeth Loehninger discuss the Constitution’s background and meaning. Howard Smith urged restoring law and order and questioned protections under the Fifth Amendment.

Col Jonathan Bayard Smith Daughters of the American Revolution Dayton Harold Tasker Constitution Week Elizabeth Loehninger U. S Howard Smith

Local Alum Attending National Conference

Mrs. Raymond Pettebaum represents the Middletown area at the sixth National Alumnae Conference today at College of Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati. The meeting runs 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Seaton Hall with plans for an October fundraising campaign to raise $33,000 for 1965 46. the Cincinnati drive runs Oct 12 to Nov 4. An advanced giving emphasis invites gifts before Sept 21.

Raymond Pettebaum Middletown Collge Mount St. Joseph Ohio Seaton Hall Cincinnati

Card Party Planned by Welcome Wagon Club

Welcome Wagon Club plans a Sept 29 benefit card party at the American Legion auditorium starting 7 30 p m with a dessert smorgasbord. Proceeds go to Doty House. Tickets handled by Mrs Roland Laurin Mrs Gerald Callahan and Mrs Paul Demostenes. committee met at Mrs Wiegert home.

Roland Laurin Gerald Callahan Paul Demostenes Welcome Wagon Club American Legion Auditorium Doty House Robert Wiegert Wiegert

Forest Hills Club Plans Las Vegas Night Event

Forest Hills Country Club announces annual Las Vegas Night for members. The party begins at 8 p.m. on September 25, with the social committee organizing arrangements and no reservations required. A stag party is also listed for next Wednesday at 8 p.m. on the club activity calendar.

Las Vegas Forest Hills Country Club

Church group programs and activities noted

The Married Couples Class at First EUB Church discussed improving attendance and funded fluorescent lights. Plans included a Halloween party and a Thanksgiving covered dish dinner. Other churches reported slides from a Baptist youth trip and notes on Christmas breakfasts and bake sales for missions.

Frank Troutvine First Eub Church Sunshine Circle Roger Garrett Howard Brandon

Flipper and Midwest Hayride Featured Guests Tonight

A lively TV slate highlights Flipper at 7 30 and Midwest Hayride at 6 30 with Coleen Sharp welcomed by host Dean Richards The Lucky Pennies perform The First Thing Every Morning Florida ranger Porter Ricks and Flipper appear as themselves in the adventure program

Lucky Pennies Coleen Sharp Dean Richards Brian Kelly Florida Porter Po) Ricks Flipper

Dream of Jeannie Premieres With Barbara Eden

Barbara Eden stars as a genie in the new Dream of Jeannie with co star Larry Hagman. The program features light fantasy comedy as Eden portrays the mysterious genie in a suburban setting.

Jeannie Barbara Eden Larry Hagman Aladdin

Spy Satire Parody Features CONTROL KAOS Clash

Don Adams headlines as a bungling spy in a spoof of espionage heroes. The skit pits CONTROL against KAOS in a light hearted Cold War send up with sharp humor and playful misunderstandings.

Control KAOS Don Adams

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