Social Calendar Highlights and Club Meetings
The W A W club meets with Wayne Maxwell at 7 15 p m and a Columbian Chapter 0 E 8 meets at 7 30 p m for the evening.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
3
The W A W club meets with Wayne Maxwell at 7 15 p m and a Columbian Chapter 0 E 8 meets at 7 30 p m for the evening.
The Sonville Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Jenee Ellis’s near Linton. A luncheon of twists salad date pudding whipped cream and coffee preceded the program. Mrs. Lome Smith spoke on Panama and Its Bridge, Mrs. Ray Hannah presented War on Disease in the Canal Zone, and Mrs. Elsie Ell closed with The Virgin Isles. Guests included many local members and friends. next meeting will be a Christmas party at Mrs. Ben Sink’s home with Mrs. Ray Hannah hosting.
Thomas Morton entertained the Facon club at her home after a meeting of members. A social hour featured euchre games and unique tally card decorations. High prize went to Mrs Delmar Bedwell, low to Mrs Arthur Heaton. contest arrows won by Mrs Olive Fish and Mrs Vonnie Perkins. Refreshments included chicken sandwiches and Waldorf salad. Regrets from several members. December party planned at Mrs Lanny Gable's home with prize grab bag.
Fred Strietelmeier hosted a Wednesday noon chicken dinner at his Nine Mile home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Fresno California. Guests included Mrs. Louis Moore of Ly, Mrs. Gless Deckard of Lyons, Harry McGrew of Linton, Elza Manner of Bloomington, Clyde Ball of Worthington, and hostesses Mrs. Strietelmeier and Mrs. Bohley of Linton.
Mr and Mrs Frank A Bailey of a city announce the birth of their baby weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces born at 8 30 o'clock Thursday at Freeman-Greene county hospital. Mother and infant are reported satisfactory.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Breck of Amersburg greet a baby girl born yesterday morning at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan. Mrs Breck is formerly Miss Leona Todd of this city.
Readers weigh the future of aviation asking if planes will match cars in daily use. Opinions vary from widespread adoption with safer flights to persistent safety concerns and limited appeal.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmour and their baby have returned to Indiana from a two year stay in Florida to reside here. They visited Mrs. Gilmour’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Trent, in Morris Chapel. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cooksey.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Foutz of Lyons announce the marriage of their daughter Genev a Foutz to Harold Smiley of Farmersburg. The wedding took place Thanksgiving morning after a sunrise prayer meeting at Lyons M E Church with only Mr. and Mrs Harold Clark as attendants. The bride, long a Lyons resident, will reside with her husband as plans for the future are announced.
The Women's Relief Corps Lieut. Yakey No. 69 elected new officers at a meeting last evening in the hall. Plans were made for the Christmas party with each member contributing a twenty five cent gift for the grab bag. New officers include President Mrs. Larson Senior vice president Mrs. Scott Junior vice president Mrs. Everhart Chaplain Mrs. Campbell Girard Mrs. Story Treasurer Mrs. Hall Conductor Mrs.
Reading notes describe boxes available in several sizes with rental prices as low as $2.00. The text highlights affordability and variety for customers.
Ford introduces two new 1938 V-8 models the Standard and De Luxe built on the same chassis. The De Luxe offers more size and luxury with 85 hp engine only, while the Standard provides 60 or 85 hp at lower prices. Prices range from 599 to 904 dollars with added features included at no extra charge.
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