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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1928
Page
6
The Tri Kappas host a public benefit bridge event at the New Linton hotel Tuesday at 8 PM. Community group aims to raise funds for commendable local work and invites all residents to attend.
The committee for the needy families in Bicknell states that all contributed funds will be spent on groceries purchased in Linton. No money will be spent in Bicknell.
William Rollins of Fourth Street southeast, confined to bed two weeks, shows signs of improvement today.
A local ad touts Daing Clothing offering affordable good clothes that fit with new fabrics and styles for the season. It promises savings with half hour shopping, claims Davis Clothes cost less overall, and notes the store is near Linton Hardware.
The era's color bed linens move beyond white with pink green orchid gold and blue fast dyes. A new diamond patterned modern spread blends the pastel hues and can move between rooms. Apples stay light when blanched before peeling. Thanksgiving passed as Christmas nears with advertising and display cited as keys to holiday sales. Local social visits note three guests at the Naugle home.
Mr and Mrs J F Morgan and guests from Terre Haute attended a large birthday dinner for Mrs Emma Brooks in Bloomfield yesterday An out of town group from Linton Terre Haute Bedford Bloomington Jasonville and Indianapolis joined about 95 guests at the event
The Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs. Raymond Boston on Thursday at 1 30 PM. Members should bring gifts for the Otterbein Home, the U B Orphans Home, to the meeting.
Miss Mary Symms resigns as cashier at the Municipal light office to take a post in Indianapolis. Miss Grace Thomas is chosen to fill the vacancy and will begin her duties at the start of the coming week.
A church social is planned at the United Brethren church next Friday evening for men and women of the congregation. The Odon U B church will furnish the entertainment.
The Violet Rebekah Lodge will meet in regular session Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. All installation officers are asked to be present for practice.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will meet all day in the church basement on Wednesday. A vegetable soup dinner will be served at noon.
The Elk Lodge held a memorial ceremony yesterday with a modest attendance. Reverend L A Hartman of the Presbyterian church in D Prince ton delivered the principal address on fellowship brotherly love charity and fidelity. Music by the Christian church choir conducted by Mrs Wayne Hamilton complemented the event as lodge officers performed the rituals.
A long list of local social moves and visits. Residents and guests include John and Claude Sharitz in Vincennes on business, Miss Winona Boston visiting relatives in Lewis, Indiana, Lois Taylor Bunch returning to Detroit for work, and many others from Bedford Terre Haute Bloomington Indianapolis and Hammond. Families travel for Thanksgiving and hospital matters noted.
Needlecraft and Rainbroidery clubs with Mrs J Letsinger meet at 2 p.m. Benefit bridge by Tri Kappas at 8 p.m. Violet Rebekah lodge at 7 p.m. Ladies Fancywork circle with Mrs Lee Nixson at 2 p.m. Christian church Ladies Aid Sunshine circle with Mrs Stanley Hastings at 2 p.m. A 2 Ladies Aid with Mrs Raymond Boston at 1 30 p.m. Chatter and Stitch Club with Mrs James Gi at 2 30 p.m. Kmanon club with Mrs Mary Pritchard at 2 80 p.m. AT M club with Mrs Branch Hunter at 1 80 p.m.
The Road to Ruin opens Wednesday at the Nickle theatre headlined by Helen Foster in a tale of juvenile delinquency. Virginia Roye shines as the temptress, with supporting turns by Grant Withers Tommy Carr Charles Miller and Florence Turner in this up to date dramatic film.
Tri Kappa hosts a bridge party at the New Linton hotel Tuesday evening at 7 30 showing open to the public with no mailed invitations.
Mrs Will Wesner formerly of Linton and now diagnosed in Indianapolis hospital after surgery three weeks ago is in serious condition but improving and expected to go to her Bloomington home around Wednesday this week.
It is said that tennis is the most popular game in Brance with boys starting the sport at seven or eight years old.
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