Columbian Chapter Holds Friends Night at Masonic Temple
The Columbian chapter of the Order of Eastern Star observed Friends Night at the Masonic temple. Worthy Matron Mrs. Virginia Lee led the session with a program after the business meeting.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
5
The Columbian chapter of the Order of Eastern Star observed Friends Night at the Masonic temple. Worthy Matron Mrs. Virginia Lee led the session with a program after the business meeting.
A list of attendees from Lyons Dugger Ly ons Worthington Jasonville and Bloomfield joined a service with conductress Linda Spainhower chaplain Martha Sharp marshal Margaret Peden organist Beverly Davis warder Zelma Dyer Ruth Bonnie Bowersock Esther Bren da Jones Martha Wilma Sprinkle Electa Ina Workman and other friends. Planters were presented to special guests as refreshments followed in the dining room with Mozella Jackson and her committee in charge.
The Lin ton Church of the Nazarene hosted a Thanksgiving supper at the Glenburn community house. Families shared songs of thanks and the evening included visiting and singing with Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey among attendees.
A fragment lists numerous residents including Leroy Baker Mr and Mrs Homer Henge Mr and Mrs Davis Mr and Mrs Victor Kellams Mr and Mrs Glen Trosper Mr and Mrs Harold Padgett Mr and Mrs Donald Jackson and children Miss Nina Kellams Miss Jill Turner Miss Brenda Weddle John Shields Terry and Lana Padgett Ralph and David Bailey Robert Spurg en and Eliza Burch.
The Fox Chapel Golf Club in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania was selected as site for the 1865 Senior Amateur championship. The United States Golf Association announced the tournament will run from October 4 to October 9.
Actress Suzanne Pleshette and actor Troy Donahue plan to marry January 4. Pleshette's New York parents, Mr and Mrs Eugene Pleshette, announced the plans. Pleshette is a television executive and the couple is under contract to Warner Bros.
The University of Tennessee completes its 1964 slate by adding Boston College for a game on October 10. This will be the fifth meeting between the programs dating back to the 1941 Sugar Bowl, which Boston College won 19 to 13.
A collection of reader questions and tips from the Dear Heloise column. Household hacks cover crafts with nylon net, kitchen doll gifts, jewelry storage ideas, leather care with saddle soap, spray starch usage, pie crust flavor from dry milk, and removing enamel paint with baby oil. Includes reader names and tips from 1963.
Freeport couples Margaret and Elizabeth Finch and Wen Elvin and Melvin Dameier met at the 1950 International Twins Convention in St. Louis and were elected joint presidents. The sisters were named most identical twins at the event. The two couples married June 29, 1952 and lived next to each other on a Lena farm. Each sister bore a girl then a boy. Last year both women sued for divorce on identical cruelty claims, saying they were struck by their husbands. Judge Marvin F. Burt granted divorces, gave each wife custody of the children and possession of a 1960 family car.
The Freeman Greene county Hospital Guild announces its annual Christmas party at Linton Country Club on Monday December 9. Guild president Mrs Henry R Taylor and Bloomfield unit members will host. A covered dish dinner starts at 3 30 p m with meat bread and drinks provided. All are welcome to attend.
Ford Fr ck, an iP Life Commissioner and ally of Ban Johnson, begins in sports writing with the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. Johnson, first AL president, helped shape early American baseball coverage.
Two ocean going freighters collided in the St Lawrence River at 12 45 am EST. The Lionel Canadian registered Watts and Watts loaded with naphtha and chemicals was set adrift and burned amidships with 29 crew, all evacuated. The Manchester Merchant of Furness Withy burned from a bow hole and crew were saved as harbor fire boats fought the blaze through the night.
In Calcutta India the Maharaja of Sikkim died at 71. His son became king and his daughter in law Hope Cooke the first foreign born queen. Hope Cooke 23 and her husband Palden Thondup Namgyal were at his bedside as the monarch’s health failed after a Europe trip and treatment by Dr William T Foley at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center.
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