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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1957

Page

4

Community Lodge and Chapter Meeting Schedule

Freeman Greene County Hospital Board meets at the hospital at 1 15 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the Hall at 7 00 p.m. 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.

Freeman Greene County Hosital Board Quapaw Tribe Improved Order of Red Men Columbian Chapter O.E.S Masonic Hall Women of Moose

Busy Folks class plans Christmas party at Sandborn

The Busy Folks class of the First Christian church in Sandborn meets at Mrs. C. C. Gregory’s home to plan a Christmas party set for December 11 at 7 p.m. in the church social rooms with a covered dish dinner and a fifty cent grab bag gift exchange. Husbands will attend and hostesses include Mrs. Doris Cain and Mrs. J. J. Anderson.

First Christian Church Sandborn C. C. Gregory Doris Cain J. J. Anderson

Newberry Methodist Class Holds Social at Hasler Home

Mr and Mrs Garland Hasler hosted members of the Newberry Methodist Sunday School class at their home. The evening featured visiting and singing with refreshments served. Attendees included many couples and their children, among them Rev Harold Nolting and family, the Walford and Keller families, and other local members.

Garland Hasler Newberry Methodist Church Hasler Carroll Walford Jimmie Bobby Harold Nolting Billy Beth David Hasler Ronnie William Keller

Tri Kappa Holds Business Session at Linton Library

Tri Kappa members met at the Linton Public Library for a business session with Mrs. Roy Borders presiding. They finalized plans for a bazaar to be held in the Montgomery Ward building on Friday and Saturday and announced a collection of Christmas gifts for mental institution patients. Gifts may be left at the Daily Citizen office until noon Friday.

Tri Kappa Sorority Linton Public Library Roy Borders Montgomery Ward Daily Citizen

Sandborn Girl Scouts Earn High Awards

Sandborn Girl Scouts Janice Douthitt and Caroline Hastings received the Curved Bar the highest Girl Scout honor at a Sandborn church social room ceremony. Mothers received corsages. gifts were presented to the four juniors invited to join the Senior troop as leaders led pledges and songs.

Janice Douthitt Caroline Hastings Sandborn Gir Christian Church Retha McKee Istandt Leecer Janice J. L. Douthitt Caroline Hugh Hastings Virginia Hastings Édite Donna Shorter Nancy Hudson Merle Apple J. E. Birdlow Marlin Bradfield Ralph Baker R L. Hildebrand Douthitt Lloyd Hustler Dale Norris Odus Mitchell Morris Wills Sue Ann Douthitt Doris Jean Hustler Kathy Wills Shirley Poindexter Judy Gaultney Virginia Boehm Nelda Bradfield Sheila Sanders Jane Ann Gaultney Sherry Bradfield Rhoda Birdlow Linda Wills Linda Dee Poindexter Donna Weddle Janet Birdlow Harley Hudson Oscar Strahley

Pleasantville High Names Miss Byers 1957 58 Queen

Miss Anita Jo Byers a Pleasantville High senior will be crowned basketball queen for the 1957 58 season at the Pleasantville Freelandville game Friday night. Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Frea Frye Sr she was chosen by the student body. Coronation set around 7 30 p m between reserve and A team contests.

Anita Jo Byers Pleasantville High School Pleasantville- Freelandville Pleasantville Frea Frye Sr

America Ready for Revival Barnes Says Not Yet Delivered

Dr. Roswell P. Barnes of the National Council of Churches told 2,000 delegates that America is ready for a religious revival but has not had one yet. He warned churches against complacency amid high membership and urged active conversion beyond faith in faith. He cited crime, divorce, drugs, and fear of Soviet progress as tests of national spiritual health.

ST. Louis America Roswell P. Barnes National Council of Churches U.S Jesus Christ National Council Barnes

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