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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1966

Page

6

Local Church and Community Group Activities Schedule

Elks Ladies covered dish supper at 6 30 p m and several choirs meet across Linton Jasonville and surrounding venues. Tri City Stamp Club and conservation club gather at city hall and Lee Sherrard park. American Legion and Jolly Mothers host events. Friday watermelon feed at First Methodist park site. Saturday reunions and basket dinners at Sullivan and Humphreys parks with multiple church groups and schools invited.

Elks Elks Home Linton Christian Choir Linton Saron Tri City Stamp Club City Hall Linton Community Conservation Club Lee Sherrard Park American Legion Lodge Jolly Mothers Home Humphreys Park Moose Moose Home First Methodist Church

Women of Moose Hold Meeting at Lodge Home

The Women of the Moose met in the Antler room at the lodge on Friday night with Mrs. Orma Bosell in charge. Mrs. Millie McKnight was reported ill at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. At social hour 21 co workers enjoyed cookies and coffee. Games and prize awards followed with Mrs. Ruth Hightower winning the attendance prize.

Women of the Moose Orma Bosell Millie McKnight Union Hospital Terre Haute Ruth Hightower Att Andance

Americans devour over quarter billion pounds of honey yearly

The report states that Americans consume more than 275 million pounds of honey each year across households and food industries.

Stafford Township Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Williams Home

Members of the Home and Community Circle of Stafford Township met at the home of Mrs. Coy Williams. The session included pledges, a song of the month My Old Kentucky Home, a devotional by Mrs. Marion Beck, a Phil ippians scripture reading, health and safety and landscaping lessons, and a treasurer's report.

Stafford Township Coy Williams Williams Clarence Gold Old Kentucky Home Marion Beck Philippians Clarence Burress Leson Sherman Shake Hershel Weaver S. Shake Leonard Beck Good Lawrence Young Paul Brewer Shake Weaver Carl Peters Gold Young Fred Campbell Harry Campbell Burress Claude Hem Peters Diane Beck Marsha Wagner Merlin Wagner

Deanne Littell Discusses Her Fashion Designs

New Yorker Deanne Littell, 27, discusses her role in the youthquake shaping fashion, including lingerie as outerwear, and her work for Warner's Mam'selle Paraphernalia and Buttericks patterns. She notes active bodies and shorter hems, with a focus on individual style over constricting underpinnings.

New York UPI Deanna Littell New Yorker Youthquake Coty Warner's Tricot Deanna Little Mam'selle WC. Fields

Today's Bible Thought

The message reflects on 1 Corinthians 15 22 regarding Adam and Christ and urges faith to receive God s promises and life in Christ displayed as a daily devout reminder.

Adam Christ

Marco Personals Local social notes sweep Indiana and Illinois visits

Marco Personals records a whirlwind of Sunday picnics weekend visits and weekday dinners as families from Marco Bloomington Linton Oblong and Terre Haute host relatives from Worthington Riverside and beyond. The item lists numerous names and towns reflecting a bustling social calendar.

Duplicate Bridge Winners Announced

Members of the Elks Duplicate Bridge club met Monday in the lodge hall. Mrs. Alma Corbin and Mrs. Morgan were east-west winners in bridge and Mrs. Nona Moss and Mrs. Rosina Reynolds won north-south. The next meeting will be Aug. 29 with Mrs. Moss as hostess. Members unable to attend are to phone 847-9288 on Sunday.

Elks Duplicate Bridge Club Lodge Hall Alma Corbin Morgan Nona Moss Rosina Reynolds Moss

Slimmed Down Sheath Pattern Announces 125 Designs

Print pattern 9193 offers a day project sheath with versatile wear options. Detailed sizes include 12 14 16 18 and 20, with fabric yardage and expansion notes. Orders to Marian Martin Linton Daily Citizen listing address and 50 cent price with mailing and handling fees.

Marian Martin Linton Daily Citizen Linton Indiana Patern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y

Christian Church Class Holds Meeting

The Christian Builders class of Linton First Christian church held a covered dish supper in the church basement. Prayer was offered by Robert Timmons before a social period and special music by Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Violet Elliott, and Don Elliott. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Moore and families, many Elloitts and Timmons relatives, and Mrs. Mary Phegley. The next meeting is planned for Sept 19 with hostesses Mrs. Betty Moore and Mrs. Eloise Timmons.

Christian Builders Linton First Christian Church Kay Morrison Norma Elliot Robert Timmons Morrison Violet Elliott Don Elliott H. L. Moore Jim Elliott Don Newsom Harold Elgan Mary Phegley Betty Moore Eloise Timmons

Learn and Save Club Holds Picnic at Humphreys Park

The Learn and Save Home Demonstration club held a picnic at Humphreys park shelter house with a basket dinner. Attendees included numerous families such as the Lux, Simmon, Ralston, Blakely, Brochin, Cox, Holland, Hockman, Nelting, Lux and Yake households. The event noted Mrs Jerry Lux as a prior meeting winner and listed attendees Mary Jo Lux and Joan Richardson. The article ends by noting Texas has 4 500 square miles of lakes rivers and streams.

Learn Humphreys Park Marlin Lux Margaret Ann Susan John Simmons Becky John James Ralston Jim Brenda Marjorie Blakely Tony Ricky Bill Brochin Doug Mark Mchelle Forest Cox Michael Holland Jerry Lux Mary Jo Lux Joan Richardson

Switz City Central Opens Sept 2 With Full Schedule

Switz City Central begins Friday Sept 2 with grades 1-12 buses at regular times, 8 15 a m unload, first day ends 10 30 a m, regular classes resume Sept 6 from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m. Registration hours begin Aug 19, with Sept 1 teacher meeting and a full cafeteria schedule starting Sept 6. Principal Homer Donagher invites inquiries. staff list includes Eva Dell Anderson to Homer F Donagher.

Switz City Central Homer Donagher Eva Dell Anderson Dora Barden Ruby Duncan Lelia Lindsey Violet Hinds Garnet Malone Audie Swaby Sandra Crowe Ralph Bench Gertrude Donagher Kathryn Frey Jenifer Gastineau David Gottsche Larry Haster

Bardstown’s Old Talbott Tavern Famed since 1779

The Old Talbott Tavern in Bardstown Kentucky has operated continuously since 1779. Bardstown is known for its historic tavern and role in early American frontier life. Jersey, as the largest of the British Channel Islands, is noted as a separate fact in the text.

Talbott Bardstown Jersey British Channel Islands

Itch relief ad promotes ITCH-ME-NOT ointment

A Hamilton Drug Company advertisement touts ITCH-ME-NOT for quick relief in 15 minutes. It claims antiseptic action to kill germs, speeds healing, and suits eczema insect bites foot itch and other surface rashes.

Hamilton Drug Company

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P.m. Linton First Baptist P.m Jasonville Methodist Eagles Linton Methodist Civitan Club Klusmeier’s Jagonville Methodist Young Peoples Choir Boone Sullivan Park Anderson Hays Glenburn College Hill Park Stafford Township Club Orion John Paul Goebel Adventura Ariner Quartet Evangelistic Singers Dayton, Ohio Assembly of God BY Street, S.E L. R. Nowell Pastor Deanne Littell Edward Sheffield Hi-Way Church of God God Hammersly’s Hammerslys E. Main ST Washington, Ind Marco Personals Merle Kayton Angela Stanley Spring Mill Park Chris Ronnie Bryan J. D. Sharp Frank Sharp Worthington Jerry Sharp Larry Parrish Chhildren Bloomington Clyde Hostetter Della Chaney Susie Ahnert Betty Ahnert Marilyn Hostetter Clarence Gregory Fort Worth Tex Lote Hulen Claude Collins Myrtle Crane Irma Tibbett Warren Kahall John Buckles John Padgett Keith Kahall Jack Smith Oblong Ill Dosha Grass Huebert Myrtle Turpin Horace Smiths Grass Turpins Claude Heim Glorian Smeana Barbara Kasper Riverside Harold Anderson Dan Brown Marco Mark Gilstrap Lyons Mark Henry Newberry Wisconsin Dells Michigan Sainte Marie Canada Thelma Hostetter John Ausaman Bloomfield Marvin Kayton Indianapolis Ronnie Stahl Sons Sharp Joe Wright Paul Poorman Spencer Henry Campbell Poorman Poormans Campbell Home Thelma Fish Linton Park Campbell Joe Mason Orval Coker Charles Mead Mary Jo Felman Jacklin Faidherbe Ted McCombs Kelly Lester Coker Ronne and Russel Grace Carmichael Bruceville George Crane Ed McCombs Bill Mayfield Christian Church A. A. Milne Sears, Roebuck & Co Learn and Save Club Elmer Hockman Everett Nelting Diane Kenny Katherine Nelting Bert Nelting Darrel Hockman Lisa Paul Kent Yake Mrs Elexas Pat Ruth N. Main Hoosier Greenwood Lafayette Madison Regatta Public Service Indiana Harry Martin Wfbm-Tv Chanel East Main Street Plainfield Service
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