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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
6
Ruth Horn of Linton Lodge No. 105 Fraternal Order of Police asks readers to slow down during the holiday season to prevent traffic deaths. She urges drivers to allow extra time and pedestrians to plan shopping trips safely to ensure everyone arrives home safely.
Rev. Leonard R. Nowell reflects on Psalm 23 4 emphasizing God's protection. In Bristol five clergymen find only 2 percent of workers attend church revealing religious disconnection with labor life. A California survey of 876 hospitalized cancer patients shows fear of cancer drives treatment delay more than finances.
Mrs Zetta Anderson led a Forever Learning Home Demonstration club session in Smith township at Mrs William Duncan null with a lesson on Clothes Custom Made. Members answered roll call with a Bible verse and a II Corinthians 13 devotional followed by a refreshment period for attendees including multiple named members and guests.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sparks spent Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Mary Hulen at Bicknell to celebrate their 17th wedding anniversary. Also guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adkins of Lexington Kentucky marking their 16th anniversary. Additional attendees were Della Adamson Helen Adamson Ann Small Thomas Small and several Indianapolis residents.
Mrs Arthur Sparks and children Sera Jean and Donald Wayne reside in Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs George Adamson with sons George and John live in Sandboro. Mr and Mrs Marion Stanley with children Marion and Susan belong to South Bend.
Miss Kris Laughlin hosted a slumber party at her home Friday night with fifteen attending guests including Gayann Wonders Joyce Fordyce Mary Hastings Le Ann Pope Susan Gaither Brenda Dodd Rita Hale Diane Smith Terri Moehlmann Nancy Witherspoon Becky West.
Marian Burris and Nancy Tulley hosted a long evening from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. with noise and little sleep. Attendees enjoyed snacks, dancing to records, organ singing by Kris, and various games. Breakfast of hot doughnuts and milk followed at 7 a.m.
Milwaukee ended its rapid transit era with the last line abandoned in 1951 after years of financial troubles. Since then the city has relied on bus transportation.
The Past Matrons of Worthington chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met at Mrs. Bunnye Frye’s home. Mrs. Orva Gee presided. prayers led by Mrs. Ruby Hunter. roll call with a Thanksgiving poem. plans for December 18 Christmas dinner at the Masonic hall.
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