Society Notes Parade of society items and club news
Society items appear including personal news from clubs lodges and church circles with announcements and updates for residents. Contact Ann Toney Society Editor at phone 277 for submissions and notices.
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Ann Toney
Local Meetings Schedule For Freeman Greene County
Freeman Greene County Hospital Board meets at the hospital at 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 00 p m Staged meeting Columbian Chapter No 140 O E S at Masonic Hall at 7 30 p m Women of Moose Chapter 19 meets at the Moose home at 8 00 p m
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Freeman
Greene County Hospital Board
Quapaw Tribe No
Improved Order of Red Men
Columbian Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Mrs. Reynolds Toasted at Evangelical shower in town
Mrs. Charles Trotter and Miss Patty Reynolds hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Paula Corbin Reynolds at the Evangelical United Brethren church. Guests included Rev. Stadler and many local families. refreshments ended the evening as attendees chatted and shared well wishes. Regrets were noted from several in the community.
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Charles Trotter
Patty Reynolds
Paula Corbin Reynolds
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clayton Stadler
Mesdames Susie Royer
Raymond Boston
Alberta Harmon
Mary Margaret
Record numbers of foreign students at Cornell University
Foreign student enrollment at Cornell University in Ithaca New York reaches a new high with 640 graduate and undergraduate students from 78 countries. This total is 18.5 percent above last year's figure of 540.
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Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell University
Christmas Party for Delta Alpha Class at First Christian Church
Members of the Delta Alpha class gathered for their annual Christmas party in the church lower auditorium. The event featured a holiday program with prayers readings carols a short playlet and a gift exchange hosted by several members and guests with refreshments served afterward. The January meeting will be at Mrs Wilkes home.
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Delta Alpha
First Christian Church
Mattie LeForge
Audrey O'Brien
Haldon Beasley
John Robison
Goldie Trinkle
Ruth Smith
C. W. Martin
Ruth Morgan
Esta Thompson
Jean Odell
Virginia Hollingsworth
O. M. Marty
Mildred Wilkes
Laura Roach
Julia Rooksberry
Herb Harriett
Elsie Stewart
Clara McPhail
Bery Boyles
Verla Liston
Elmer .Terrell
Wilkes
Portable lighting system aims to power film sets
Forney Industries in Fort Collins introduces Cinetron ITI, a compact portable lighting unit that converts 6,000 watts input into 40,000 watts output for floodlights. Engineers say it suits remote location shoots with minimal equipment, resembling a table model TV and built like welding outfits.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Ap Forney Industries
Cinetron Iti
M. Howe
Cinetron
Forney
Linton Stockton School Notes Highlight Week Events
Linton Stockton notes show grade cards issued, home opener for Linton Miners against University with B game 6 30 and varsity 7 30. Girls Athletic Association fundraiser work day Saturday in city hall mayor's office, bowling feature added, and PBX party at Alusmeier's tonight. Junior high basketball schedule and honor roll announced with names. Twenty two students listed among other club news.
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Linton Miners
University
Girls’ Athletic Association
Arrahvanna Lynch
Girls Athletic Association
Petunia Grows From Wall of Historic Hill Home
Wall Flower, Spring Hill, Tenn. A petunia sprouted from a wall of the brick house owned by Mrs. B A Rutledge. The residence is 124 years old.
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Spring Hill
Tenn
B. A. Rutledge
The Way of the Fool in Psalm 14 1
Rev Elva Hardy reflects on Psalm 14 1 stating the fool denies God and cites Proverbs 26 1 12. The message urges readers to resist Satanic temptation and affirm faith through Scripture and personal salvation in Christ.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Household& Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Satan
State Fair Attendance Sets One-Day Record in 1957
The 1957 South Dakota State Fair in Huron drew 131,500 visitors and grossed $122,028, none of which were records. The first day attendance of 36,500 marked an all time high for opening day.
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Huron
S.D
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Mrs. Reynolds
Orlon
Christian Delta Alpha
Cushing
Linton
Stockton
Kel Griffiths
Marie Lynch
General Electric
Ray Boyer
Miss Kleer
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Alusmeier
Joe Lowe
Bloomfield
Sullivan
Lyons
Switz City
C. N. Street
Kay Kendall
Larry Hasler
Patsy Mullis
Sondra Edwards
Mary Jane Patterson
Marsha Pickard
Nancy Carpenter
Leah Jackson
Karen Hollars
LaVerne Hasler
Seitamard
Dramatic Club
Fortheast
Jackie Jeffers
Lloyd Gregory
Bob Brown
Marian Hastings
Janet Powers
Karen Gastineau
Ruth Ferguson
Jenny Gastineau
Sabra Gregory
Linda Carpenter
Merian Tmaxti
Elva Hardy
Burris Chapel
Eur Church
S.D. State Fair
Greene County Loan Company
S. Main
Aaaaqanalan Lacuady
Penney's
Penney’s
Penney
Douglas
J. C. Penney CO
DYNES
Assembly of God Church
Carl Brumbeck
Falls Church, Virginia
Evangelist Carl Brumback
H. V. Wibbert
St. S. E