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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1959
Page
10
Mrs. W. C. Neel and Mrs. Wade E. Miller hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Doris Kronborg ahead of her October 10 wedding to Lawrence Schnecker Jr. at First Presbyterian Church. Attendees included Mrs. Kronborg and local families, with gifts displayed around a lily pond centerpiece.
Miss Leah Cogan bride-elect of Don Viel was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs. Argen Manning and Mrs. Homer Fultz at Fultz home on Riverview Avenue. Winners of party games were Mrs. Arthur Viel Miss Lois Stacon and Miss Cogan. The couple plan to wed October 24 at 4 30 p m in the First Christian Church.
Enjoying a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tom I Byrd of Curryer Road are their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. William D Frye and children Barbara and Janice of Riverside Calif Mrs Charles Fakes of Grand Avenue and Mrs Robert Petry of Sherman Avenue have returned from a trip west Their two week vacation included attending the National American War Mothers Convention Sept 11 15 in Loveland Colo The Middletonians who were accompanied by Mrs Fakes brother Henry Rucker of Lapier Mich also enjoyed a stay in Casper Wyo with Mrs Fakes son Charles Fakes Jr and his family
Five guests attended a rush party of Alpha Epsilon chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Mrs. Roger Dillman’s Jackson Street home. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Wynn Mrs. Jack Barrett Mrs. Robert Kuhn Mrs. Joseph Klamp and Mrs. Howard Cohen. The next business meeting is announced for September.
The Middleton civic Symphony committee plans a dessert meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Beth Sholom Temple Grand Ave. Mrs Mike Graney chairs arrangements aided by Mrs J H Waxweiler and Mrs Guerney Cole Jr Plans for the coming season and the previous year's financial report will be presented.
Coming Events schedule shows American War Mothers luncheon honoring Gold and Silver Star members at the Legion home. Lone Star Circle meets at 7 30 p m at Mrs Charles Hixon 1610 Taylor Ave Circle Nine gathers at 8 p m in First Methodist Church parlor. White Shrine of Jerusalem meets 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building with guest Mrs Rouss M Thomas North Carolina supreme worthy high priestess for friendship night.
Representatives from 56 affiliated clubs gathered at Verity Hall for the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs annual Presi dents Luncheon marking the start of the 1959 60 season. Mrs C W Smith welcomed guests as Mrs Earle G Turvey and aides led the program. Charity Ball theme All Nations was announced for December 26 at the Manchester Hotel. Walter Mischley showcased a portable pillow speaker with 200 units under consideration for hospital use funded by the ball proceeds.
The Lodaes Members of Pythian Sisters met at Castle Hall and heard Mrs Alfred Gehron report on a bake sale held Sept 19. Lafayette Temple 379 members were invited to the district convention Oct 20 in Norwood with dinner reservations due by Oct 17. The meeting was directed by Mrs John Alflen, most excellent chief.
Mrs. Richard Beebe hosted a First EUB Church gathering on Loretta Drive with Mrs. Harold Radenheimer assisting. The business session led by Mrs. Radenheimer outlined next year’s projects and their proceeds will support the church building fund.
Fifteen prospective members of Delta Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi attended the second rush party last night at Holiday House. Honored guests included Mrs. Glenn J. Hall and Miss Amanda Grant among others. A crazy bat contest highlighted the covered-dish supper with prizes to Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Singleton. The Fall Fantasy dance is set for Oct 10 at the American Legion from 9 p m to 1 a m. tickets from Mrs. Richard Yost.
The notice lists upcoming meetings for Franklin FOE Auxiliary Fenwick Welfare Fenwick High School Kiwanis Manchester Lions Trenton AEIF Trades & Labor Council Alpha Council Jr OUAM Knights of Pythias Toastmasters BPOE Moose 100 Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous with times and venues. It also notes that lard is commonly processed to rival vegetable shortenings in blandness stability and consistency.
Homemakers Circle K and Circle Three held gatherings at Mrs. Robert Mc Gehean’s on Oxford Street and Mrs. Mapes’ Arcadia Drive home. They announced a Halloween party October 28 at Mrs. Dale Meese’s Orchard Street residence and a card party October 20 at the National Guard Armory with plans for a similar event on October 23 at the Armory. New member Mrs. David White joined, and assistance came from several hostesses. A jewelry making program by Mrs. Clarence Popp featured her own creations. A pie shell tip notes over-stretching dough or too low oven temperature can cause shrinking, with many recommending a very hot 450 degree oven.
The Merry Married Mixers announce an Oct 10 dinner dance at the Manchester Hotel. Reservations must be made by Oct 8 with committee chairmen Mr and Mrs I Byrd. Music will be by Charles Kehler's Cincinnati orchestra and the theme is A Salute to Hawaii and Alaska.
Soak onion rings in ice water for about half an hour before deep fat frying to ensure extra crispness and reduce excessive batter absorption.
Eastman color process ing on movies by Kodak showcased chromatic color film capability. The materials emphasize Kodak and Eastman involvement in color film production and processing.
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