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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1976
Page
10
Members of the Town and Country Garden Club gathered for a show-tell session highlighting hobbies. Participants shared crafts, gardening tips, and small projects, exchanging ideas and tips in a friendly, informal setting.
The Middletown Christian Women's Club requests reservations for Guest Night on Oct 4 by 5 p.m. to Mrs W.R. Phillips Jr or Mrs Loren Gilbert. Guest speaker Lloyd Livingston of Hazel Fork Mich, Lions chaplain, will speak 6 45 to 9 p.m. at Manchester Inn. Also shows wood working carving by Mr and Mrs Fred Roosa Elk Creek Road and music by the Mowery Family Lima. Dinner is $4.25 and open to the public.
At Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church the Oct 3 noon to 4 pm Greek dinner will feature a custard filled pastry called Copenhall created by a Greek chef to honor King George I of Greece. The menu includes souviakia manestra Greek salad tiropeta Greek green beans and homemade bread. Co chairs Mrs. Nick Ververis and Mrs. Jim Bagutedes are Greek school teachers active in Philoptochos and Daughters of Penelope. Tickets are $3 for adults $1.50 for children.
A junior choir from United Missionary Baptist Church will stage a fashion show at 6 p.m. Saturday in the church education wing. Children aged 5 to 12 will model fall and winter fashions from Elder Beerman's. A ceramics sale by church members will follow during a social hour. Tickets are a $1 donation, available at the door or by calling Mrs. L C Bennett at 423 8956.
Mrs Laura Smiley Miller state president of AAUW will speak October 1 at a regional AAUW dinner in Oxford. The 6 30 p m event at Miami University Center features her plus her extensive AAUW service and education background. Reservations available from Middletown Hamilton and Eaton AAUW members through local coordinators.
Doris Mote, 34, a deacon at Dayton Christ Church, expects to become the Southern Ohio diocese’s first woman priest. She will meet Bishop John Krumm on Oct 5 to set the ordination date after the House of Deputies approved ordaining women and consecrating female bishops.
The Middletown Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet next Monday September 27 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Peter Moroz Jr 113 Orchard Street. The session is open to all branch members. The Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the K of C Hall.
Announcement of the September 18 wedding of Miss Sandra Kay Streibick daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan E Streibick to Larry Dale Garner of Winchester Tennessee. The ceremony at 3:30 pm was officiated by Rev Irvin Sears with a reception at the Streibick home. The couple plans a Smoky Mountains honeymoon and residence in Nashville.
North south victors at Temple Beth Sholom session were Paul Smith with Ron Babcock, Mrs Robert Harris with William Kash, and Mrs Gordon Nein with Mrs Leland Lynch Jr. East west winners were Dave Balsmeyer with Steve Temple, Ron Rodabaugh with Larry Schunk, and Mrs Vernon Jones with Mrs Clarence Clemens.
Pythian Sisters Lodge 379 will observe Friendship Night at the 6:30 p.m. meeting. The event focuses on fellowship and community within the lodge.
Joyce Elaine Rhoades and Thomas Allen Zigler wed Aug 22 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Piqua. She teaches music in Hamilton. he is a computer programmer systems analyst for Pease Co. in Hamilton. They will reside in Hamilton.
Delta Delta Delta alumnae from the area will hold their annual couples dinner at 6 30 p m Sunday at Mrs James Stewart 516 Curryer Road Co hosts include Mrs Ted Cheffy Mrs Barbara Thomas Mrs Charles B Wheat and Mrs Paul Woodward Inactives and new alumnae are invited per Mrs Stewart
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