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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
3
Society items are accepted at the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m for that day. Personal news clubs lodges parties and church notices are welcome. Mrs Ann Toney.
Linton Lodge 560 F and A M meets at Masonic hall 7 30 p m. Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles home 7 30 p m. Hiawatha Club at Red Men s Hall all day. Glenburn W S C S at Community house all day. Greene County Coon Hunters at Conservation club 7 30 p m. Saron Evangelical church Women s Guild lower auditorium 2 00 p m. Indianola club with Mrs Edna Clinton 7 00 p m. J O Y class First Baptist with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kendall 7 00 p m. High School Mothers Club Teen Canteen 7 00 p m.
Freeman Greene County Hospital Board schedules a 7 15 p m meeting at the hospital. Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets at 7 30 p m. Women of Moose Chapter 19 meet at Moose Home at 8 p m. Columbian Chapter No 140 Order of Eastern Star meets at the hall at 7 30 p m with work and refreshments. Triad rehearses at First Christian Church at 6 30 p m.
Sunday Triad presents a Christmas program at First Christian Church at 7 30 p.m. The event features a community recital and seasonal music for attendees.
The island of Cuba covers 44 164 square miles, roughly the size of Pennsylvania. The word cereal derives from Ceres, the ancient Roman goddess of harvest.
Linton ministers scheduled a week of prayer for January 4 with events at the First Baptist Christian and Methodist churches. Bishop Showers of Indianapolis will speak. the group also reviewed the Thanksgiving service and Christmas baskets arrangements. Attending ministers included W R Lynch Royden Rea Paul Cable and C E Horton along with lieutenants Tapley and Davis. Next meeting set for January 5 at Rev Rea’s home.
Misses Stella and Blanche Piper hosted the 14 J C club in Linton. Plans were made for the Christmas party on December 8 at Miss Oletha Moss home. Mrs. Loren Jackson won the club prize. Refreshments of jello cupcakes and coffee were served to thirteen members.
The article notes that cotton emerged as a marketable crop in the United States starting in 1620, marking a key development in colonial agriculture and commerce. It highlights early adoption by settlers and the crop’s growing economic importance.
Mrs. Bessie White of Linton announces the marriage of her daughter Shirley Faye to Joe Turpen, solemnized at 2 30 pm Sunday Nov 30 in the local Methodist chapel. Attendants were Keith Anderson and Evelyn Hixson provided music. Donald E Walser walked the bride down the aisle. The couple will reside at 90 I street NW in Linton after a short wedding trip.
Members of the Woman's Social and Benevolent Circle of Lyon held their November meeting at Mrs. Gui Bag's home. Mrs. Paul Scott discussed the book Lost Boundaries by Albert Johnston, highlighting family color-blood themes, with Scott receiving a gift. Seventeen members and two guests attended with songs, refreshments, and a Christmas plan for a Brownie group.
The Elite club met at Mrs. Pearl Poole's home to plan a wash cloth shower for the hospital. Mrs. Arthur Grass reported on the Hospital Guild and the group approved a $10 donation to Rest Haven.
Members of the Novelty club met at Mrs. Lucy Terrell’s home on Tuesday evening to plan support for an orphan boy at the Glen Home. Prizes in a contests series were awarded to Mesdames Marty Edington and Mary Ann Sige. The Christmas party is set for December 16 at Mrs. Iris Bedwell’s home.
Flying fish are described as the largest single food item in the diet of coastal Barbados natives in the West Indies, highlighting their central dietary role.
A brief devotional note urges readers to give thanks and praise to God, recalling blessings of the past as the Thanksgiving season approaches and prayers and supplications are offered with gratitude.
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