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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
3
United Press notes the 1952 American girl shifts to a natural, all American style with longer hair, no poodle or pageboy cuts, minimal frills, and eyes returning to a natural appearance. Makeup trends favor fuller brows and softly outlined lips as fashion evolves.
Physician and surgeon based at 123 Main Street Worthington Indiana. graduates Indiana University School of Medicine in 1951. Residence and office hours listed with multiple daily slots including Monday through Saturday with Thursday afternoon unavailable.
W. Stuart Symington smiles after defeating Truman’s handpicked candidate J. E. Taylor to succeed the President in the Senate. Symington, six time appointee of the Truman administration, led from early night over Taylor in Missouri.
Candy Jones, former model and wife of agency head Harry Conover, notes a shift in the industry away from exaggerated features toward a more naturals style with rounded curves this season. She says the closest trend is a return to the college type amid broader casting changes.
New officers for the Married Couples class at the Evan gelical United Brethren church were elected last night in Humphreys park after a covered dish supper. Stanley Hastings was named president with M A Ladson as vice president Edna Heaton as secretary and Flora Graham as treasurer. Earl Kite was chosen as teacher and Ovid Heaton as assistant teacher. A social hour followed.
Society and clubs items must reach the Daily Citizen office by 10:00 a m for that day’s issue. All personal news lodge party and church notices are welcome addressed to Mrs Helen Grubbs.
Social calendar lists multiple meetings at Red Men’s hall Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M at 7 30 p m Fagles Ladies Auxiliary at the hall 7 30 p m W S C S Glenburn at the community house Greene County Coon Hunters at Conservation Club Xilota Psa at the library 7 30 p m and Fellowship Circle of the Central Christian Church with Mrs Lozier Ziegler at 2 00 p m.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Nine Mile Methodist met at Mrs Rosemary Waker’s home on Wednesday afternoon. They sang Let the Lower Lights Be Burning and heard devotions by Mrs Dorothy Hoffeditz. Mrs Merle Hoffeditz led the lesson on Partners in Obedience and distributed new study books while planning the year’s program. The group closed with the Lord’s Prayer. attendees included Ruth Nolting Dorothy Hoffeditz Merle Hoffeditz Anita Inman Etta Moyer Mary Collins Catherine Hoffeditz and hostess Rosemary Waker.
Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meets at home at 8 p m Eagle Encampment 222 1 Q O F meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Constellation Club meets with Mrs Victor Wright at 7 30 p m
Sims Brown reunion set for Bloomfield Park with relatives and friends invited. Edington reunion to be held at Humphreys Park while Sims Brown marks Bloomfield Park gathering. Hensley reunion also at Humphreys Park inviting relatives and friends.
The attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Troy Tincher Mr and Mrs Earl Utterback Mr and Mrs Jesse Correll Mr and Mrs M A Ladson Mr and Mrs Roscoe Graham Mr and Mrs Harold Templeton Mr and Mrs Ovid Heaton Miss Carolyn Correll Sharon Templeton Judy Heaton Harold and Barbara Correll.
The 14 J C club met at Mrs. Robert Conklin's home Tuesday evening with a brief business session and social time. Mrs. Bertha Leroux won the club prize. Refreshments were served to a long list of members and guests. The next meeting is set for Sept 12 at Mrs. Lurca Jackson's home.
Chapter 1 Women of the Moose conducted a regular meeting in the hall where several new members were initiated. Senior Regent Katrina Powell presided and reports were read and approved. The next meeting is set for Friday evening.
Connie faces a life changing choice as Grace marries Lynn Merrick in May and Connie considers selling her agency to Bullen Masters and Babcock or starting fresh in Philadelphia. Paul fears for Connie as she plans a new path. The tale moves toward a dramatic summer.
Synopsis of a soap opera style tale where Paul Lennox a handsome pastor and Constance Marshall chase romance while church funding tensions with Agathe Murchison unfold. Connie seeks resolution with her ex husband Pete Dennis then Elsie finds peace and a new love as Agatha reconciles with the pastor and outings with a pale companion.
Mrs. June Willis was surprised at her home with an ice cream party marking her birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bennett and families, Cliff Duffey and children, Geneva Hatcher and daughters, Clyde Icenogle, Max Cravens and children, John Shelton and son, Raymond Fisher of Bloomfield, Malcolm Alsop, Jessie Tincher and children, and many others. Regrets came from E Willis Dugger Flyod Tincher Detroit and William Tincher Indianapolis. The guest of honor received numerous gifts.
Miss Marilyn Bedwell and Miss Flora Boelke of Minnesota visited friends at Ashbury College in Wilmore Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. William Tincher and family from Indianapolis spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Jessie Tincher.
Indiana Governor Henry F. Schricker told the Indiana Firemen's Association he wants his burial ride to be in a fire truck rather than a hearse. He received a life membership and recalled helping organize the association 35 years ago.
A United States Air Force B-26 light bomber crashed into the Rhine in downtown Mainz Germany causing the plane to break apart. The pilot and co-pilot were rescued with minor burns and hospitalized. Two enlisted crew members remained trapped in the sunken fuselage with one body recovered from the wreckage.
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