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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1970
Page
6
Los Angeles report on California Fashion Creators press week notes sportwear trends with knee length hems outpacing midilength looks. Pantsuits and straight-legged slacks with tunic tops dominate, while questions linger about future hemline movements and upcoming formal wear.
Marriage vows exchanged between Waldon Kay Jones of Franklin and William Farmer of Cincinnati on September 20 at the Hamilton Seventh Day Adventist Church officiated by Elder Ivan Morford. The bride wore alencon lace, bouquet of yellow roses and daisies. reception followed. The couple will reside on Manchester Avenue.
Green Thumb Garden Club members decorate Mrs. Eugene Webber's house for the Four Doors to Christmas show on November 6. The tour runs 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and benefits Middletown Council of Garden Clubs with tickets $1 after October 7.
Members of the Butler County Alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta returned to college for a refresher on Sunday to assist the Beta Epsilon Chapter active sisters with their third period rush parties. Care packages filled with cookies and sandwiches were served, donated by alumnae from Middletown Monroe Franklin Trenton Hamilton Fairfield and Dayton. Local hostesses were Mrs Richard P Gorman Miss Sharyn Shipley and Mrs Joseph E Newlin. New alumnae may contact Mrs Newlin at her Franklin Street home.
Vital Statistics records note multiple births and hospital dismissals. Entries include Mr and Mrs Rickard Franklin with a boy, Mr and Mrs Drake Franklin with a girl, and others in Franklin and out of town births. Several grandparents and service members named, plus a list of hospital dismissals and relatives at various streets and towns.
Middletown Shrine 25, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, holds line Officers night Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building 63 Main St. Mr and Mrs William Neuenswander will conduct the meeting. Mrs Vic Parrella leads the social hour with a cake walk. Shrine members from Dayton Wilmington Hamilton and Fairborn attend as guests. Mrs John Havens 06 Franklin. Joseph Scholl of Carlisle. Mrs Wayne Winnrow of Hetzer Road Kettering Memorial Hospital. Robert Emery of Greentree Road Bethesda North Cincinnati.
Community members and students are invited to audition for Campus Community Players fall production. Tryouts are at Dave Finkelman Auditorium Thursday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m. Open to high school and college students and adults. roles, backstage crew, ushers, and house committee positions available.
Miss Robin Lynn Sheley and Gerald F. Myers named wedding party for the October 3 ceremony at Greenbush United Methodist Church. Maid of honor is Karen McFarland with Diana Bach as bridesmaid. Holly Clippinger flower girl. Chuck Frazier best man. ushers Steve and Jo Myers and Donald Ray Sheley. Details include family addresses and upcoming showers and rehearsal dinner plans.
Middletown duplicate bridge session using the Mitchell movement drew forty four players. North-south winners were Mrs Richard Getter and Mrs Howard Wikoff scoring 143, and others included Mrs Gordon Nein with Mrs Leland Lynch Jr at 13642 and Mrs Heber Jones with Mrs Kenneth Shafer at 124. East-west winners were Mr and Mrs Robert Nerenberg with 131, Mrs Elaine Kreitzburg and Mrs Charlotte Falkwaski at 126, and Mr and Mrs Charles Groat at 123.
A new medicated makeup product offers extra cover age with foundation and powder in one. It goes on smooth and comes in five shades from buff to bronze, aiming to reduce blemishes and provide a unified complexion.
Tickets for the Antique Show and Sale at the National Guard Armory are available from Mrs. Ronald Bowman and Karl Banzhaf with sales through Homemakers circles, Filson's, Elite shops, Readmore Bookstore, and Lewis Drugs. Proceeds support Doty House with hours 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Oct. 24 and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Oct. 25.
A curious tip suggests packing salad in a margarine tub inside a lunch box and adding a pill bottle filled with salad dressing for an extra touch.
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