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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1963
Page
5
A motherly column advises students heading to college on budgeting for clothes and supplies. It covers sorting wardrobes, learning laundry, choosing practical items, and using old items like jeans and a faded shirt for chores. It also suggests affordable luggage ideas like repurposed footlockers and personal touches to reflect individuality.
The Hays family gathered at Lee Sherrard Park in Linton for its 15th annual reunion. Frank Hays offered a noonday prayer, a basket dinner followed, Laurence Hays was elected president, Cynthia Abercrombie named secretary, Edith Gibson treasurer, and gifts were given to Stella Hays and Frank Hays as oldest members.
A devotional reminding readers not to worry about daily needs. Put Christ's kingdom first and God will provide the supplies for home and family responsibilities, based on Matthew 6 8.
The 45th Anderson family reunion was held Sunday at Stumphreys Park in Linton. A basket lunch followed, with Wayne Anderson presiding. Officers were reassigned for 1963, and attendance included many relatives from Sandborn, Linton, Bicknell, Vincennes, and Indianapolis.
Jasonville prepares for the Cole Circus on Saturday August 24 at the Jasonville Fair Ground under Lions Club auspices. The show features 23 trucks and trainers over 60 performers, wild animal cages, canvas and water wagons all arriving for a single day performance with pre sale general admission tickets available.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Stoelting of Edwardsport announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Sue to William Kilpatrick of Bridgeport. Both are students at Vincennes University. A definite date for the wedding is expected to be announced.
Former Perry County Circuit Judge A Marlin Ewing of Tell City pleaded guilty to failing to file a 1956 federal income tax return. He had previously pleaded innocent on April 26.
Federal Judge William Steckler ordered a pre-sentence investigation and did not immediately rule on the prosecutor's motion to dismiss two remaining counts against Ewing related to income taxes owed for 1957 and 1958.
The article notes that among over 100 million patterns sold annually in the United States, one of the best sellers in home textiles is highlighted by Pillow Talk New York. It discusses market popularity and consumer demand for printed patterns in interiors.
Greene county Home Demonstration Association nominating Mrs Delbert Haywood Bloomfield to attend Ladies Day at the Indiana State Fair on Aug 26. The event marks the 50th anniversary of the association with Haywood honored for leadership and community service roles.
The National Nation Association quotes two of the largest pattern companies on pillow design trends. The report highlights evolving motifs and production priorities shaping home decor patterns this season.
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