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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1944
Page
2
Society items from Helen L. Grubbs page note tram timing and events. Readers submit personal news, club and lodge notices for that day's site.
W A W club meets with Mrs John Wilson at 7 15 Miss Boana Baughman hostess Mar M club meets with Mrs Branch Hunter at 1 30 Theopolis Hilgeman speaks at Igon Evangelical and Reformed church at 7 30 pm Public in Chapter 19 Women of the Moose meet at the hall at 8 pm Surgical Dressing classes by the home from 1 to 4 and 7 till 9 Prayer meeting at Glenburn session at 7 pm Quapaw Tribe No 142 Improved Day of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 30 pm Mt Melick club meets with Mrs Henry Kramer at 2 pm
The H-12 club arranged its Christmas party details after a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. William Maddison. A 9 pm dinner is set for December 21 at Mrs. C. W. Martin’s home, with Mrs. Jack Spice chairing a business session and pledges led by Mrs. Guy Moss.
Mrs. Maude VanBrunn of Pensacola announces the marriage of her daughter Ruby L. Gaston to Lieutenant Bruce J. Peltier of Linton. The vows were read in Pensacola on November 4. Ruby Gaston is a Red Fork High and Tulsa Oklahoma State Teachers College alumna and a Pensacola beauty culture instructor. Lieutenant Peltier, a Marine Air Corps graduate, formerly worked for the Linton Daily Citizen. The couple will live in Pensacola where he serves as an instructor.
The Women’s Council of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. Harry Rains’ home for a covered dish lunch. A brief business session preceded an afternoon of charity for the Emily Flynn Home. Mrs. Mable Fryback discussed missionary Kajawa in Japanese catacombs and Mrs. Wesley Branstetter spoke on the American Indian.
Twelve members of the Indianola club answered roll call as Misses Pet and Coy Newkirk entertained at their home. Mrs. James Hill attended as a guest. Several games and contests were played with prizes awarded, followed by refreshments of sandwiches potato salad cake apricots and more.
Knoxville elevator inspector R B Caudle recounts dramatic weight gain after using Retonga. He credits improved appetite sleep and daily energy after years of illness and laxative dependence. Retonga advertised as relief for B1 vitamin deficiency constipation and digestive issues. Hamilton Drug Stores sell it.
Coffee was served at the close of the meeting. The next gathering will be the Christmas party at Mrs Row Ridinger’s home on December 14.
The November meeting of Chapter 19 Women of the Moose discussed the Moosehaven Chapter Night program on December 8. Members were asked to bring a man's and woman's handkerchief for the Moosehaven Christmas box to be mailed by December 15. Executive committee members should meet at seven this evening at the hall.
Mrs. E M Shakes mailed a box of cookies to her son Tech Sgt Robert Craycraft in France on D Day plus two. The box was returned with a German ammunition pouch a gas antidote bottle with German instructions and other battle trophies seized from the enemy.
Lyons M E Charge invites worshippers to Sunday school at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. services with Rev. Paul C. Burris for a Crusade for Christ urged to succeed. Nine Mile hosts revival nightly at 7:45 p.m. through the week with services and prayer each evening.
The notice lists weekly church activities for Duggger M Fk Rev S E Homberger and multiple congregations. It details Sunday school times at Bethel and Hickory Methodist churches, morning worship services, covenent services, youth fellowship sessions, prayer services, and choir practices with supervisors such as Charles Mason and Connie Willis, plus weekly dates and times.
Rev. Vern Stoops of the Assembly of God serves as evangelist as revival services draw good attendances at the Northeast Third Street Church of God. Pastor Rev. Jack Gambill invites the public to worship each evening at 7 o'clock.
Activities at First Baptist Church Powell Forbes pastor include services at 9:30 church school and 10:00 worship with Anthem Be side Still Waters. Lord's Supper, evening sermon Victory Through Christ, youth fellowship to Worthington. Salvation Army events with revival nightly and Miners quartet. Major Calvert.
Pastor H. W. J. Rains leads church school at 9:30 and morning worship at 10:30 with the sermon Ye are the Salt of the Earth. Christian Youth Fellowship gathers at 6. Regular board meeting set for Monday at 7:30.
Rev R C Hale pastor Bris Roush 8 s Sept Sunday school 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 Theme For What Is Life Young peoples meeting 6 15 Evening service 7 00 Theme Doors Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 Choir Thursday 7 Official Board meeting Sunday night Election for delegates to General Conference December 10 PELGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Sixth and D Streets NE call rings out Go to Sunday school and church Worship with us Hubert Burress Supt Evangelist service 7 Sermons by the pastor Wednesday evening proper service 7 15 Tommy Carpenter class leader Virgil Kelley pastor A hearty welcome awaits you
The Assembly of God lists worship at 9 30 with Sunday school, evening service at 7 30, and Friday prayer at 7 15. Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Tuesday at 7. Guest speaker Rev John H Short of Chicago Illinois will preach tonight and at Sunday services. Rev Vern Stoops invites the public. Preaching begins at 7 30.
At 9:39 Church School Earl Reeve, Superintendent. 10:30 Morning Worship sermon titled The Kingdom The Power And The Glory concludes the series on the Lord's Prayer. 7:00 Evening Worship continues parables. Methodist Youth Fellowship at 5:00, Devotional Meetings at 6:00.
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