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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1926
Page
6
The Emanon club met at Miss Maggie Rector's home on A street northeast for a delightful session. Mrs. Amos Gilham gave a reading and two contests were held, won by Mrs. Elsie Huffman and Mrs. Gilham. A two course luncheon featured baked chicken, rolls, Waldorf salad, ice cream with strawberries, cake and coffee amid Christmas decor.
Miss Mildred Barge spends the week end in Tulip. Mrs. B. F. Cooper and daughter Miss Margaret with Misses Mary Tece Cardwell Mildred Cardwell and Maude Elkins were in Terre Haute yesterday. Mrs. Grace Thornton and Mrs. Ruth Klinger with children left for Detroit Michigan after visiting relatives here.
The G T G club held a Friday session with hostess Mrs Ralpho Trotter at 510 B street northeast. Plans were made for a chili soup supper December 11 at Mrs Troy Keller's home and a Christmas gift exchange with a tree.
The G R T club met at Mrs William Smith's home Friday afternoon with eleven members present and two guests Mrs Sarah Smith and Mrs Jesse Coulter. Activities included games music and a contest won by Mrs Manuel Haffley. Christmas party planned for December 17 refreshments served. The club will be hosted by Mrs Luther Bone in two weeks.
Mrs Frank Young hosted the Fidelity Circle and ten members attended with two guests Mrs Roy Wheeel of Jasonville and Mrs Alonzo Raach. The group voted a Salvation Army donation and Mrs Charles Letsinger won the contest. Refreshments were enjoyed and the club plans a December party at Mrs Joe Bains home.
Notice to Red Men invites Quapaw Tribe No. 142 Imp. O. R. M. members to meet at the wigwam at one o clock Sunday afternoon to arrange attendance for the funeral of Brother John Brogan.
The J. T. M. club met at Mrs. Gilbert Headley’s home with full membership including Mrs. Ervan Taylor Mrs. Nola Thompson Mrs. Wendell Bray and families. Mrs. Sirvan Taylor won a contest. Refreshments were served. A Christmas party is planned for Mrs. Cam Smith’s home on Monday.
The Wanetta club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Willard Goodson’s home with all members present. Enthusiasm ran high as two contests amused the group and the lucky winners were Mrs. Lillie Nance and Mrs. Effie Walton. Tasty refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Goodson. Mrs. Loy Hall to entertain in two weeks for the usual Christmas gathering.
A large Chickateth Council delegation from the Poccahontas lodge attended a county convention in Bloomfield last evening. One hundred two members were present and a supper was served. The next county meeting is planned for New Year’s Eve at Worthington.
An enthusiastic gathering of the Men’s Friendly Bible class at the United Brethren church met last night. Business was transacted and a social good time followed with a supper of oyster soup rabbit and plentiful fixins served to twenty five members present.
Members are notified that on Monday December 6 first and third rank work will be given. The election of officers for the next six months will be held. All members are asked to attend Monday evening.
The Teachers and officers of the First Baptist Sunday school will meet Monday evening in a business session at the home of O W Bogard on A street northeast.
A called meeting of the K of P will be held at the halls at 7:30 tonight to arrange the funeral of Brother J W Brogan.
Frank Hays of 489 East Vincennes Street was injured at the Twin Mine last night. He suffered a severe head gash but is not seriously hurt, confined to his home. Hays works as a motorman at the mine.
Ex service men are asked to attend an important meeting in rooms over Sam's grocery on Monday night.
Freeman hospital reports no material change in the condition of Dr Bruce Fleetwood. The medical update indicates stability with no new symptoms or complications observed today.
Rummage sale continues with new goods daily at the Terhune building. Dance at Moosy Hall Saturday December 4 features Roy Bedwell's Singing Serenaders with 3t2¢ admission.
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