FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, 1961 THE STATE JOURNAL, PAGE 8 'SOCIETY and News of Women's Activities N. A. PERRY, JR. Society Editor MRS. ENGAGED and Mrs: Jake L.
Johnson announce the engageMiss Anita Joyce Johnson, to Mr. Ward ment of their daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Wells of Hamilton, Beecher Wells, son Ohio. Miss Johnson was graduated cum laude from Georgetown member of Kappa Delta sorority.
Mr. Wells College is where student she in was the a College of Engineering at the University a of Cincinnati where he is a member of Triangle fraternity. A June wedding is planned. Club Sets Party For Veterans Mrs. Gus LaFontaine County Chapter, American Monday.
The president, Mrs. meeting to order. Mrs. A. the state board meeting (Turn To Page was hostess to the Franklin War Mothers at her home M.
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A. PERRY The Franciort Chapter of the American Rose Society is unique in Frankfort because it is the only garden club here which has a membership open to both men women. "After all," said Mrs. W. Blaine Patton, the club's president, "it's really the men do most of the work of gardening." The club has a nice membership of both men and women and is interested in recruiting some young couples who would like to learn more about the planting and care of roses.
Dr. and Mrs. Abbott Mitchell entertained the club for its February meeting at their home in Indian Business of the evening 'included a discussion of the main project of the club for next spring, the details of which will be announced later. Plans were also made for the Rose Show which held under the auspices of the club on June 3 at the First Presbyterian Church. Mr.
Eugene Brown will be general chairman. Both classes in horticulture and arrangements will be included in the show. The March meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, Specialists Attend Heart Seminar Four medical technologists from Frankfort attended the seminar in Louisville February 16 at which heart-related chemistry, therapy and techniques were discussed by physicians from the teaching staff of the School of Med: ine, University of Louisville.
More than 150 technologists registered at the meeting. Those from here were Boyd Lawson, 216 Steele who is with the King's Daughters Hospital three associated with the State Health Department, Rose Conner, Pat Layton and W. H. Frymire. and W.
H. Frymire. The seminar, which ed medical technologists from all sections of Kentucky was sponsored jointly by the Kentucky and Louisville Heart Associations, the University of Louisville School of Medicine, and the Kentucky and Loui, ville Societies of Medical Technologists. The Kentucky Heart Association acted as the unifying agency as a part the yearround program of professional education it conducts to spread new and existing knowledge born of research to medical personnel for the benefit of heart and blood vessel disease patients. College Plans Audubon Event Georgetown, Georgetown College will feature Mr.
Cleveland P. Grant in the third and last of the current Audubon Screen Tours, on Thursday, February 23, 1961, at 8:00 p. in the John L. Hill Chapel. Mr.
Grant, who will be making second appearance at Georgetown in recent lecture entitled, Heart of the years will present his film Wild. This Audubon Tour deals with the wild and natural places of North America where native birds and animals live today as they have for centuries. In the pact twenty-five years Cleveland Grant has produced more than twenty motion picture films on the native wild birds and animals of North America. During this period, he has delivered over 5,000 lectures to audiences totaling over 2,000,000 people. The public is cordially invited to attend the program.
MISS LORA RATLIFF Miss Ratliff, Mr. Mogge Are Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ratliff announce the betrothal of their daughter, Miss Lora Ratliff, to Mr. John Norton Mooge, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norton W. Mogge of Los Angeles, Calif. Miss Ratliff attended Frankfort High School and the Business University at Bowling Green. She is presently employed by American Airlines.
Her fiance is Los Angeles business executive. The wedding is planned for April twenty-first at All Saints Church in Beverly Hills, with the reception to follow at the Los Angeles Country Club. 4 Frankfort Students At Centre DANVILLE -Four Frankfort residents have enrolled for the second semester at Centre College of Kentucky here. They are Dudley Burgess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
D. Burgess, 417 West Fourth Street; Ann Pennington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Pennington, Route Bill Mitchell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry M. Mitchell, Bon Haven Avenue; and Gary Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F.
Smith, 1026 Iroquois Hills. Miss Burgess ar Miss Pennington are graduates of Frankfort High Schc-1 while Mitchell is a graduate of Winchester High School and Smith is a graduate of Good Shepherd High School. Centre, founded in 1819, is a four-year Presbyterian liberal arts college with a selective admissions policy. Now underway at Centre is an $8,500,000 development program and master plan calling for new women's residences, men's residences, a central dining common and new library. Club Calendar East Frankfort Opti-Mrs.
will meet in the lobby of the Kentucky Training Home on Monday night at 7:00 p.m. The members will take a tour of the home. First Methodist Church Notices: The World Friendship Group will meet on Tuesday, February 21, at 7:00 p.m. with their new leader Mrs. William L.
Echestenkamper, 136 Sioux Trail. The Wesley Circle will meet on Wednesday, February, 22, at 9:30 a.m. in the Hall of the church. Mrs. William Davis will be hostess.
Regular dinner meeting of Altrusa Club of Frankfort on Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. in, the Colonial Room the Capital Hotel. Miss Mary Shaw will be in charge of the program. Mr. Gordie Young, Dept.
of Education, will be guest speaker. First Presbyterian Church announcements: Circle No. 3 of the First Presbyterian Church will meet on Tuesday, February 21, at 9:30 a.m. Hostesses: Mis. Eugene H.
Brown and Mrs. J. Mott McDaniel. Mrs. Jack M.
Bolton, leader. Fellowship Church Supper on at First Wednesday, byterian February 22, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Program: p.m., continuing the series of studies on "The Story of the Prophets," illustrat. 1 by filmstrip. next study in the series will be "Hosea, Phophet of God's Hostesses: Mrs.
Edwin Suppinger, Mrs. E. K. Martin, and Mrs. Robert Vaughan.
The Pairs and Spares Club will meet for a covered-dish and social hour in Youth Fellowship Hall on Friday, February 24, at 6:30 p.m. Hostesses: Mrs. Alvin Humphries and Mrs. Paul Hunley. Hiram Chapter No.
93, 0.E.S., will meet Tuesday, February 21, at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonie Temple. Franklin County Homemakers Council will. meet. Wednesday, Feb.
22, at the First Christian Church. All club presidents or representatives are expected to attend the meeting, the purpose of which will be to plan next year's work. Welcome Wagon Chub will have a benefit card party Thursday, Feb. 23, at Juniper Hill Clubhouse at 7:30 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from any member.
Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Harry Cowherd at CA 3-3024. W.M.U. Circles of First Baptist Church: Ada Farmer, Mrs. T.
A. Pardue, chairman, will meet with Mrs. Homer Nichols, 812 Shelby on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Bratcher Circle, Mrs. Annie McKee, chairman, will meet with Mrs.
R. H. Parrent, 220 Conway on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Louise Robinson Circle, Mrs. Joe Hall, chairman, will meet with 7'rs.
R. Norman Dooley, Reed Drive, on Thursday at 7:30 p.m, (Turn To Page 9, Column 3) University Women Hold Annual Dinneer Meeting The Frankfort Branch of University Women held Wednesday evening at the hostesses for the evening Mrs. F. L. Hulette, Mrs Lewis, Mrs David M.
Sullivan, Mrs. P. F. Willis and Mrs. Albert Pogue were introduced as guests and Mrs.
Robert Chenault and Mrs. William Sandusky, as new members. Miss Rebecca Averill, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the following slate for the next biennium: vice president, Mrs. Lewis Pfouts, and treasurer, Mrs. O.
C. Leathers Jr. The Kentucky Division, American Association of University Women will hold its annual convention March 17 and 18 at Boone Tavern in Berea, Kentucky. Mrs. Lewis Pfoutz and Mrs.
Everett Gordon were elected delegates and Mrs. W. L. THE LIGHTHOUSE Louisville Road Dial CA 7-6541 Sunday Menu Baked Turkey with Dressing $100 Country Style Steak with Gravy $100 DINNER INCLUDES Mashed Potatoes Buttered Brussel Sprouts White Cake with Chocolate Sauce Hot Rolls (DINNERS TO TAKE OUT) The Lighthouse Restaurant Will Be Closed On Mondays PATTY TERRY TAYLOR DAVIDSON, JR. ANN MARLOWE Taylor Davidson Patty Terry, Ann Marlowe Win Essay Contest The Susannah Hart Shelby Chapter, N.S.D.A.R., sponsored the National Society's essay contest on "Historic Waterways" in the Franklin County schools, this month.
The contest was open to the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grade pupils and the participating schools were Thornhill, Bridgeport and Elkhorn. Taylor Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Davidson, 248 Lookout was Next Week's Bookmobile Schedule Week of February 20 9:15 Elkhorn School Addition 11:15 Country Club Heights 12:15 Butler Addition 1:45 Crestwood 2:30 Linden Avenue Tuesday 9:00 Winding Way Drive 9:45 Franklin Heights 11:45 Highland Parkway 12:15 Sunset Drive 2:00 Indian Hills Thursday 9:15 Harviland Road 10:00 Flat Creek Road 10:30 Polsgrove 11:15 Bald Knob School 1:00 Ducker's Station Rot. 2:00 U.
S. 421 East 9:30 Bridgeport School Friday, 10:15 U. S. 60 West 11:15 Parkside Drive 12:15 Choatesville 1:15 Collins Lane 2:00 Cloverdale Week of February 27 9:15 Peaks Mill School 10:15 Peak's Mill 11:30 Elmville 12:15 Indian Gap Road 12:30 Swallowfield 1:15 Owenton Road Tuesday 9:15 Wilkinson Street School 10:00 Leestown Terrace 10:145 Holmes Street School 11:00 Holmes Street Overflow School 11:15 Thornhill School 12:00 Thorn Hill 1:00 Switzer 1:45 N. Elkhorn 2:00 Elkhorn Thursday 9:15 School 10:00 Murray Street School 10:45 Todd Street 11:00 Lawrenceburg Road 11:30 Big Eddy Road 12:15 Evergreen Road 1:15 Cardwell Lane 1:30 Hawkeegan Park Friday 9:15 Bellpoint School 10:15 Bellpoint 11:15 Bald Knob Road 11:45 Lebanon Road 12:30 St.
John Road 1:30 McCann Road CHAKERES NOW FRANK FORT, KY. THRU TUESDAY GIRLS WITH JUST ONE DESIRE on those rip roaring Spring Vacations! METRO 66 GOLDWYN MAYER, Presents A EUTERPE PRODUCTION the are starring DOLORES HART GEORGE HAMILTON YVETTE MIMIEUX JIM HUTTON BARBARA NICHOLS PAULA PRENTISS FEATURE AT: 1:20 3:25 5:25 7:30 9:30 "GORGO" IS COMING -TODAY At The LACE" "BIG COUNTRY" with DORIS- DAY with GREGORY PECK the winner in the seventh first prize in the county congrade division and also won test. His paper on the Ohio River has been entered in the State contest. He attends Elkhorn School. Sixth grade winner was Patty Terry, Elkhorn School, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Terry, 122 Lyons Drive. She wrote about the Ker.tucky River. Ann Marlowe, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Marlowe, 1038 East Main, also a student at Elkhorn School, won the for eighth graders. The prize Ohio Piver was her topic.
The contest is sponsored by the Susannah Hart Chapter as its part in observance of History Month. The judges were Mr. T. Glenn Clift of the Kentucky Historical Society; Mrs. Edgar E.
Hume of the Susannah Hart Shelby Chapter, Mr. Charles Barrett, assistant, superintendent of the Franklin County Schools and Mr. W. A. Wentworth of the S.A.R.
Bill Lewis Jr. In New York With Military School Band Bill Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis, 119 Beechwood, is in New York this weekend with the Millersburg Military Institute's dance band. The 28.
members of the Garroway TV show. band and their leader are Bill is a junior at M.M.I., there primarily to play for this being his third year the New York Square in the grand ballroom the Club, there. He has recently been but have promoted to sargent. Commodore many other plans besides Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis attendThey to cut some ed a rehearsal last Sunday for are going records at a Columbia record- all the ents of band memBill will be fea- bers. At that time, the band ing studio, tured with his trumpet in played a program of the some of these, and will make numbers that they expected a tape recording for the Dave to play in New York. of the American Association its annual dinner meeting Frankfort Country Club Cowere: Mrs. B. F.
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