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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
20
Fashion notes highlight leather and fur moving from rugged looks to fabric like forms with florals and pastels. Filtrated by designers like Samuel Roberts and Antonio Castillo, suede and furs are screen printed to mimic animal patterns, while FTC warns retailers against misleading animal-name advertising.
Cleveland native Theodore Bloomfield conducted the West Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in Berlin earning a standing ovation from an audience of over 1,000. He recalled his Cleveland Symphony debut and Berlin debut as career highlights with multiple curtain calls.
Members and guests of the Butler County Society of Medical Assistants held a social and dinner at Holiday House. The committee to organize the get acquainted event included Mrs. John Carmody, Mrs. Rachel Hancock, Mrs. Ed Cogan, and Mrs. Ralph Buebhl. President Mrs. Eileen Dunaway announced that Anatomy and Physiology will be the education course next year. Milton Wells conducted a hat auction as the program highlight. Fall flowers and colorful leaf place cards decorated tables. The group’s first business meeting of the year is set for Sept. 24 at the Surgical Arts Building on Breiel Boulevard.
Members of Delta Theta Tai sorority met at Eastern Bowling Lanes and voted to award a second year scholarship to a nurse in training at Middletown Hospital. The chapter also covered plans for a Founder's Day dinner on Oct 16 at the Wishing Well Centerville with reservations due by Oct 14. A cosmetics demonstration featuring Mrs. John Brooks highlighted the evening.
The Corona Circle, Mothers Study League hosted a talk by Mrs Ralph Mull on What is a Professional Public at the home of Mrs Michael Dannis with Mrs Ralph Curtis assisting and Mrs Mallory Bell as guest. Other groups meet including Trenton Happy Fifth Mothers Club and Lemon Homemakers with plans for rummage and bake sales and a combined electric skillet demonstration on Oct 16.
Vital Statistics reports several births in Lebanon area with details for each family including parents addresses and baby sex. Includes out of town birth at Mercy Hospital Hamilton and mentions maternal grandmothers and other relatives linked to the announcements.
Mrs Glenn Greenham and Mrs Don Heffron will represent Middletown La Sertoma Club at the La Sertoma District Workshop and Luncheon on Oct 9 at the Van Cleve Hotel in Dayton. Mrs Greenham hosted the group and plans were announced for a bake sale in October. Mrs Lloyd Miller will represent La Sertoma at the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs banquet on Oct 24 at the First Presbyterian Church.
Delta Chi Sigma Beta chapter entertained rushees Miss Cassy Michael Miss Pat Fugate Miss Vivian Spies and Mrs John Cox at Mrs F J Moormans Ronald Drive home. Hostesses Mrs William McMahon Mrs William Sweeney and Mrs Alex Slamka assisted. Prizes went to Miss Michael Mrs Edna Adrian and Miss Spies. The McMahon recreation room became DCS television station with panel tables cameras and audience as a Match Game show.
The Phi Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a pizza party at the YMCA to orient pledges to active members and teach sorority functions. Pledged at Manchester Motor Inn were Susan Abbott Karen Back Betty Gay Cobaugh Janet Cottongin JoAnn Enright Pat Fritzsche Cheryl Huntsbarger Paula Huden Nancy Hetzler Judy Hannah Linda Jestice Linda Kash Maranna Krizan Pauline Epers Sharon McQuilty Tanya MacDowall Susan Morse Nancy Perry Cheryl Powell Janice Smith Barbara Schweitzer Donna Whitman Sue Ann Tamlin and Linda Howell. A business meeting is planned for Oct 2 in the YMCA Barnitz Room.
The First United Presbyterian Church morning circles held meetings on the Target Youth topic. Circles 9 10 11 12 13 and 14 discussed school drop outs delinquency and how women of the church can help.
Six juniors at Madison High School with auto training will take part in a driving test at 1 45 tomorrow afternoon to disprove the idea that a car cannot be stopped on a dime. Floyd Hann a state highway patrolman and the instructor will supervise as students take turns driving a car equipped with measuring devices emergency signal light and yellow paint pistols to mark stopping points. The test, sponsored by Nationwide Insurance, will follow a school assembly and involve students Sandra Gillespie Richard Hilman Rebecca Kilman Eddie Hounshell Warren Bowling and Linda Lutes.
The Kiwanis Club of Middletown will send A G Decatur, the Rev C E Wittingham and R G Turvey as delegates to the Ohio Kiwanis District convention at the Netherland Hotel in Cincinnati from Sept 29 to Oct 2. Evan E Williams of Columbus district governor W Clyde Glass of Louisville and Philip V Stout of Columbus will attend representing Kiwanis International. More than 300 clubs with 16500 members will be represented at the convention.
Before dinner party bites feature large olives stuffed with savory filling wrapped in bacon. Secure with toothpicks and broil until the bacon crisps and the olives heat through.
The hospital discharge roster notes several individuals by name and address including Harry Hedger in Trenton Franklin Road, Mrs. Thomas Spisak Central, Mrs. Otto Ingram W Sixth, Miss Mary Rossi Malvern Street, and others. Several entries also mention Mary Ann Shaffer Germantown and Julia Daly Mt. Vernon, with a final line noting Henry Brown Calumet and William Burgher.
Fifty members of the Lydia Guild at the Methodist Church met in Fellowship Hall for a dinner meeting led by vice president Mrs. Robert Lehmkuhl. New members welcomed included Mrs. Clifford Cook Mrs. W H Boyer Mrs. Frank Hinkle and Miss Carla Borg. Guest Miss Blanche Earnhart and speaker Dr. Austin Whitmore spoke on Witness through Service and youth vocations in music, Christian education, and missionary work hosted by Lang Circle.
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