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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1971
Page
8
A Chicago report cites Dr. Herman H. Slayman and a National Opinion Research Center survey showing children who learn instruments gain long term benefits. Musicians over 21 tend to be better educated and earn more, with higher education rates and incomes above average.
Brenda Kay Ballard bride elect of Philip D Mathis will wed Saturday at 5 p m at the Grand Avenue Church of God in Grand. A personal shower hosted by Sheree Combs at Michael Road concludes Thursday with a miscellaneous shower on Sept 10 at the youth center of Grand Avenue Church of God. Attendants include Miss Becky Lynn Ballard maid of honor and Jerry Stamper best man. Receiption hosts include Mrs Mike Kaurich Mrs Gary Mathis Mrs Xen Stephens and Miss Lisa Schrader Akron.
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Church of God meets at 7 in the church fellowship hall to plan a December bazaar led by general chairman Mrs. Cale Ledford. Also on the agenda are the Southern Ohio Fall Institute on Sept 30 at E Park Street Church of God Dayton and the Southwestern Ohio District meeting Oct 5 with Africa as the theme. Handbags by WMS members will be shown with one to be auctioned silently at the state institute in Dayton. President Mrs. Cordell Downing will run the business session.
Nine members of the local Daughters of America chapter attended a Saturday reception in Dayton to honor the organization’s new state councilor Mrs. William Weaner. National state and district officers were present along with local members including Mrs Ray Gerard Mrs Estil Scalf Mrs Dorothy Clarke and others.
Vital statistics list numerous birth notices across Franklin and Carlisle areas. Children include several girls and boys born to families on Flemming Road Robert Place Greenwood Road Alameda N. Grimes St Spencer Lane McLean Road Franklin Lebanon and Fort Leonard Wood. Names include Petersen Smith Gable Haney Griffith Lakes Skidmore Gilbert Powell Hartman Trueblood and many relatives listed as grandparents and neighbors.
The American Business Women's Association aims to advance women in business through education and service. Members and guests heard about 55 000 members in 50 states and recent scholarships totaling over 375000 dollars across the chapters.
Mrs Ben Swartz is in charge of tickets for a September 29 card party and fashion show at the Women's Center. Proceeds benefit the Wildwood School visual aid class. Tickets are 1.25 dollars at the door or in advance. General chairwoman is Mrs Fred oo Serving as co chairmen are Mrs Don Hos ins and Mrs Lawrence Murphy leads the fashion show featuring We Two Gift Shop clothes.
Miss Patricia Hamilton and Steve Hahn choose Saturday October ninth for their wedding. The ceremony will be at 11 30 a m at Holy Trinity Church with a reception in the Century Room of the First National Bank. The bride-elect is the Hamiltons of 2102 Hill Avenue and the groom's parents are the Hahns of 102 Sands Avenue Monroe.
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League of Messiah Church sponsors a mother daughter evening tomorrow at 7 30 p m a program titled A Pattern For Living includes a preview of clothing modeled by mothers and daughters. Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 O E S meets at 7 3 p m tomorrow in the Commercial Building 63 S Main St to honor Job's Daughters officers. Worthy patron and matron Mr and Mrs Walter Crenshaw conduct the meeting with Mrs Robert Baber in charge of refreshments.
Late educational television station representatives and art educators will meet in Columbus to plan a color TV program series linking art to daily student life. The Ohio Department of Education contributed $20,000 of the $350,000 funded by 26 agencies in the United States and Canada for 10 to 13 year olds.
Roger E Hollenbaugh of 4809 Earl Ave and Michael D Imfeld of 22 Ardmore Drive made the Ohio State University summer quarter honor roll. Also on the list was James T Kennedy of Mason.
Actress Geraldine Fitzgerald teams with Jonathan Ringkamp to form the Everyman Company a street theater project in New York. Their first piece based on Everyman was first staged in Coney Island and later performed in various city areas involving up to 125 participants. The duo plans a free inclusive theater blending music acting and all arts to release local talent and bring epic theater to a wider audience.
An array of products services and ideas for women will debut at World of Woman 71 at Cincinnati Convention Center. The event runs 6 10 p m Wednesday to Friday and 12 10 p m Saturday and Sunday. Highlights include Space Ship Earth exhibit guided by Judith M Schutitz and UC experts plus fashion diet fitness and wedding planning sections. Free for children under 12. 1 50 admission for adults. 5 000 first visitors get corsages. prizes include a wardrobe groceries TV sets and trips.
Dance reservations are due by October 2 for the Middle town Cotillion fall dinner dance on Saturday October 9 at the Manchester Motor Inn. The Bruce Brownfield Orchestra will play after a buffet dinner at 8 p.m. Mrs Stone handles bookings for the event.
Members of the Rotary Club will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Pioneer Room of the Manchester Mowr Inn to hear district governor William Strautman of Fairborn discuss plans for the coming year. Officers and committee chairmen are expected to attend as the group reviews the annual fund-raising suit sale beginning Oct. 21. Strautman, a Fairborn Rotary member and past president, is vice president and GM of the Eastern Division at Southwestern Portland Cement Co. He was elected at the Rotary convention in Sydney in May and will serve through June 30, 1972.
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