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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1964

Page

4

Jackson-Suthard Vows Read Thanksgiving

Miss Betty Ann Suthard and Jerry Joe Jackson joined in marriage in a Tunnelton ceremony at the home of Rev. E. L. Bates on November 26. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Dolly Suthard of Linton, wore a white taffeta gown with lace bodice and illusion veil, and carried white carnations. The couple and families listed include Sally Critchfield, Bill McKinney, and Steve Suthard among others. The bride works for P. N. Hirsch and Co. in Linton, while the groom works at Aluminum Chair Co. in Linton and studies in Louisville.

Betty Ann Suthard Jerry Joe Jackson E. L. Bates Tunnelton Dolly Suthard Linton James Jackson Bates Bill McKinney Sally Critchfield Steve Suthard Jackson Katherine McKinney Janice Jackson Suthard Catherine McKinney Billy Jr Leah Emily Margaret Watts Russell Bates Sharon Martha Jean Boonville Junior Dickens Cathy Jo Patty Sue Christney Glen Bates Gary Donna Kay Bruce Kim Myra Milltown James A. Jackson Jessie G. Jackson Larry E. Jackson Steve P. N. Hirsch and Co Aluminum Chair Co United Electronics Laboratories Louisvile, Ky

Garden Club Elects Officers At Hartman Home Meeting

Linton Civic Garden club met at Mrs. Mary Hartman home on November 23 with Mrs. Henry Taylor opening. Officers were elected for the coming year: President Mrs. Rey Woodward, First VP Mrs. Henry Dalton, Second VP Mrs. Hazel Hart, Third VP Mrs. Verlon Kendall, Secretary Mrs. Harry Armpriester, Treasurer Mrs. Roscoe Bickner. A Christmas party planned for December 16 at Klusmeier's with a $1 gift exchange and donations for Rest Haven. Refreshments for 24 members and three guests followed.

Mary Hartman Linton Henry Taylor Milne Smith Roscoe Bicknell Lillian Suffal Rey Woodward Henry Dalton Hazel Hart Verlon Kendall Harry Armpriester Roscoe Bickner C. W. Martin Klusmeier's Rest Haven Taylor Hartman Suffal William Smith Gladwin Kuby Lois Marie Baker

Meeting Notices of various Greene County groups

A lengthy list of weekly and Saturday gatherings includes Worthington and Switz City choirs, EUB and First Baptist church activities, Rotary luncheon at Klusmeier’s, Elks and Eagles events, and lodging club meetings. Notable speakers include John E. Mitchell of Indiana Flood Control and Water Resources commissions. Christmas gifts for Rest Haven requested. multiple church youth, mission, and choir sessions scheduled with times from 12:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. through Friday and weekend services across Linton, Jasonville, and surrounding towns.

Noble Grands Club C. C. Martin Worthington Christian Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Rotary Club Klusmeier’s Guild of Saron United Church of Christ Faye Kramer Hazel Gilbreath Rest Haven Greene County Wabash Valley Association Bloomfield John E. Mitchell Indiana Flood Control and Water Resources Commissions Switz City Anion Club Ernest Fines First Baptist Bible Club Jo Haun Jasonville First Baptist Jasonville Christian Salvation Army Home League Eagles Lodge Hall Hiawatha Club First Methodist Pracice Mens Hall Saron Psi Iota Xi Sorority Linton Public Library Linton Lodge No Masonic Temple Tri City Stamp Club City Hall Bethel Christian Mission Circle Linton Community Conservation Club Lee Sherrard Park American Legion Legion Home CWF First Christian Church George Haworth

Bible Thought for the Day by Rev Robert Williams

The message notes Isaiah 7 14 predicting a sign a young woman bearing a son named Immanuel meaning God with us The term applied to the Messiah Jesus of Nazareth in Matthew 1 23 Christians affirm the fulfillment of this prophecy.

Robert Williams First Methodist Church Immanuel R.S.V Isaiah Ahaz Judah Matthew Messiah Jesus of Nazareth

Prize Promises Moon Landing Date Guessing Contest

Columbia Pictures promotes its film First Men In The Moon by offering a $10,000 prize to the American who correctly identifies the day month and year of the United States astronauts landing on the Moon.

Hollywood Columbia Pictures U. S

Mayfield and Guinn Engagement Told

Mr and Mrs Mack Mayfield of Bucktown announce the engagement of their daughter Brenda Joan to A 2c Ronald E Guinn son of Mr and Mrs Harry Guinn of Clinton Miss Mayfield is a Pleasantville High School graduate and a key punch operator at Columbian Records in Terre Haute Her fiancé is a Clinton High School graduate serving in the U S Air Force stationed at Great Falls Montana The couple has not chosen a wedding date.

Mack Mayfield Bucktown Brenda Joan Ronald E. Guinn Harry Guinn Clinton Miss Mayfield Pleasantville High School Columbian Records Terre Haute Clinton High School U. S. Air Force Great Falls Mont

Marco Items Visit and Overnight Guests Across Indiana Ill

Mrs. Maxine McKim Mrs. Katherine Hughes and Mrs. Connie Wright of Linton visited Mrs. Myrtle Workman at Terre Haute Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coker and children of Hanover Park Ill were guests of Mr. and Mrs. De Coker for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of Oblong Ill were Friday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Turpin. They traveled to Indianapolis Saturday for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Turpin and daughter Teresa. Mr and Mrs Charles Garrett of Harrisburg Ill visited Mr. Gar-

Maxine McKim Katherine Hughes Connie Wright Linton Myrtle Workman Terre Haute Stanley Coker Hanover Park Ill de Coker Jack Smith Oblong Horace Turpin Indianapolis Wayne Turpin Teresa Charles Garrett Harrisburg Gar

National Lunch Program Serves Nearly 3 Billion Meals

Uncle Sam reports one third of U S school children line up each noon for National School Lunch Program meals. Throughout the academic year they consume nearly 3 billion lunches.

Washington Uncle Sam

Garretts Host Thanksgiving Week Guests

Sunday hosts were Mr and Mrs Everett Garrett. Tuesday visitors before Thanksgiving included Mr and Mrs Henry Campbell and their guests Mr and Mrs Paul Poorman and their Clay City children. Saturday guests were Mr Poorman and Raymond Campbell, with Earl Poorman appearing on Tuesday.

Rett Everett Garrett Henry Campbell Paul Poorman Clay City Mr. Poorman Raymond Campbell Earl Poorman

Live-N-Joy Club meets with Mrs Wall in home gathering

Mrs Wall hosted the Live-n-Joy Home Demonstration club at her residence. Mrs Don Rose led the meeting with roll call, Mrs Kenneth Smith reviewed the months history, and the health and safety lesson was presented by Mrs Josephine Stefancik. Officers were installed and plans made to sell holiday craft items. December meeting set at Mrs James Brumfields home.

Jim Wall Don Rose Kenneth Smith Josephine Stefancik Lillian Fisher Jame Brumfield Harry Tucker Vic Alfred McBrid Helen Spinks Cli Wail Sally Brown James Brumfield

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