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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
6
Read warranties carefully before buying appliances to avoid future costs. Heloise shares household hints on removing ink from leather, securing sofa sections with foam, winding beads, threading without a needle, shortening slips, organizing sewing notions, and using a carton of salt as a mixer rest.
An old advertisement promotes pattern 7045 featuring a 14 inch Miss Glamor Cat mascot doll with jewels and bows. It teaches dress pieces and directions and asks readers to mail 35 cents for the pattern plus 10 cents for mailing to Alice Brooks at Linton Daily Citizen Needlecraft Dept. FP PO Box 163 New York. It also touts 1963 needlecraft catalog and over 200 designs with a free pattern.
The Loyal Workers class of Sandborn Christian church held a surprise party for teacher Miss Mary Ann Provinces in the church social rooms Saturday evening. Games were played and songs sung with piano by Shaun Anderson and Melody Sanders. Refreshments served to Miss Provinces and a list of attendees including Susie Sanders Brenda Haynes Melody Sanders Edldie Carnahan Shari Anderson Fred Pieper Wilbur Province and Bill Pieper.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Folsom Memorial Methodist Church met at Mrs. Clarence Landis's Worthington home. Mrs. Guy Hamilton led prayer and the lesson on The Biblical Foundation of Missions. Plans for a bazaar rummage sale and food sale were discussed.
Miss Geraldine Grabner of Jasonville, honored by the International Order of Rainbow for Girls at a reception in the Jasonville school gym. Attended by Rainbow Assemblies and Eastern Star officers from across the state, with Karen Camden of Linton among guests.
Greene County groups schedule a busy Christmas season with a Dem ocrat club party at the state highway garage in Linton at 6 30 p m. Other events include Girl Scout leaders meeting at Linton Public Library, Alpha Delphian party, Kiwanis at Kendall's, many lodge and church activities, and potluck and grabbag exchanges.
Worthington Della Theta Tau alumnae chapter met at Mrs. Harry Smith’s home to plan Christmas gifts and treats for Rest Haven residents and to canvas for bandages. The December 10 party at Mrs Aziel Dyar's home will include a gift exchange. Birthdays for Mrs Omar Nichols and Mrs C W Hines were noted during the social hour.
ABC Home Demonstration club members met at the REMC building for roll call sharing Thanksgiving family traditions. County Home Agent Zetta Anderson led a lesson on fancy yeast bread with Criss-cross pie cutters distributed to raise funds for the treasury.
The Tri County Garden and Health club met in Sandborn town hall with Mrs. Walter Sutphin as hostess. Charles Pryor presided. Arzo Blevens led prayer. Raymond Due was elected president for the coming year, Rex McKee vice president, and Mrs. Raymond Due secretary and treasurer. Dr. Walter Schall of Linton spoke on health. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sutphin to attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yake, Rex McKee, and others.
The Rainbow club of Worthington elected officers at a meeting at Mrs. Clovis Rawley home. Mrs. Lawrence Reed was named president, Mrs. Virgil Rogers, Dr., vice president, and Mrs. W S Pryor secretary and treasurer. A turkey dinner was served at noon and social time followed with several members listed.
Weice Brooks Quick offers bold tri color mittens easy to knit on 2 needles. Patterns 7215 sizes 4 6 B 10. Send 25c for pattern plus 200 designs for embroidery quilting from Needlecraft Dept Linton Daily Citizen New York NY.
Miss Jewelle Dean Ann Robertson and Dames Steward Hasaman wed at 7:30 p.m. Friday November 23 in the Dugger Church of Christ. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Robertson, wore bridal satin with a chapel train and seed pearl headpiece. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haseman Sr., is from Linton. Attendants included Mrs. Cathy Peterson and others. A reception followed. the couple announced a home in Linton and both hold local school positions and prior military service.
Danny Kaye begins filming the Columbia Pictures comedy The Man From The Diners Club. The cast includes Cara Williams Martha Hyer and Telly Savalas in the lighthearted production.
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