Social calendar notes meeting times for local groups
Violet Rebekah No 312 meets at the hall at 7 p m. Quapaw Council No 80 of Poca jontas at the Red Men hall at 7. Eagles lodge at the hall at 7 00. Elks dodge at the home at 7 00 p m. There will be no meeting this week of the Baptist Ladies Aid society. All members please take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Rebekah No. 312
Quapaw Council No
Pocajontas
Red Men Hall
Eagles Lodge
Elks’ Dodge
The
Baptist Ladies Aidciety
Community Organization Meetings Planned This Wednesday
Royal Neighbors meet at 2 30 p m in the pa men hall and again at 8 00 p m at the same hall. Glenburn Aid Society gathers in regular session. Christian Ladies Aid at the arch all day. Rotary Luncheon at 12 15 p m at First Christian church. Unitey Lodge No 637 O O F meets at 7 30 p m. Evening Baptist services at the arch 7 p m. Christian choir practice at the arch 7 15 p m. Loyal Order of Moose No 1454 at the hall 7 30 p m. American Legion post meets at the me at 8 p m. Hiawatha club and Red Men hold all day events. Faith Temple No 42 Pythian sisters at the hall 7 50 p m. Baptist Missionary society meets at 2 p m with Mrs Harris Ilkie. District speakers expected and good attendance urged. Friendly Bible class of the Kristian church meets 2 p m with Mrs A F Cotter 840 A feet northeast. Jarion club meets with Mrs Hall at 1 30 p m.
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Friendly Bible Class
Kystian Church
A. F. Cotter
Thursday Club Schedules and Church Activities
Thursday activities include the Thursday Afternoon Bridge at 2 15 p m with Mrs McBasley and the Ladies Aid of the M E church meeting at 2 p m in the church social room A special program is planned and all women are invited The IX choir practice is at 7 p m Home Economics Club meets at the library at 2 p m Mrs Harley Ham will join the Linton Study Club at 2 p m The Service Class of Saron Reformed church meets at 2 m at Mrs Earl Iffert’s home Wednesday Night Bridge with Mrs Ray Beasley at 7 45 Band Parents Club meets at 7 50 at Linton High School
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Ladies Aid
M. E
Arch
Earl Bfert
Clupith
Ray Beasley
Parents Club
Linton High School
Eagle Encampment I O Q F 222 Meeting
Local fraternal group Eagle Encampment I O Q F 222 schedules a meeting at the hall at 8 p.m. Members and attendees are urged to arrive on time for the evening program. Regular dues and event details will be announced.
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Eagle
Christmas Program Features Meeting
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the First M E church met at Mrs. George Baker’s home 510 Broad way. The decorated home hosted a Christmas program with readings music and a social hour for seventeen members and twenty eight guests.
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Women’s ‘Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
George Baker
Broadway
Queen Esther Circle Christmas Meeting at First M E Church
The Queen Esther Circle met at Miss Harriet Engle’s home for December with Miss Lorene Shepherd in charge of devotionals. A penny drill raised funds for a Marine hospital chaplain in Carville Louisiana. Prizes were won by Miss Shepherd and Miss Decourcy. Refreshments followed for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
M. E
Harriet Engle
Lorene Shepherd
Marine Hospital
Carville
Janice Wills
Charles Bray
Betty Fordyce
Maribelle Smith
Eleanor Reeve
Barbara Raney
Marilynn Baker
Edythe Decourcy
Ruth Brown
Harry Wilson
Norma Jean Smith
T. Lynch
Harriett Engie
Mrs. Bennett Hosts Gambill Community Group
Mrs. Trella Lillian Bennett acted as hostess Thursday at her Gambill home for a gathering of friends. The day featured quilting and comfort tacking followed by a noon cafeteria style covered dish dinner. Afternoon visitors included Rev. and Mrs. James W. Cox and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trella
Lillian Bennett
Gambill
Pearl Chambers
Barbara
Ethel Cowden
Jessie Cadwell
Olen Phillips
Marilyn and
Myria
Mona Smith
Raby Watkins
Marie Holt
Aura Hancock
Lillian Faye Pirtle
Glenna Hudson
Maude Bedwell
Lottie Smith
Anderson
Phyllis
Modernistic Christmas decorations meet mixed opinions
Citizens share views on blue modern decor and Santa in an airplane, weighing progress against tradition. Some praise modernity, others prefer waxen angels and classic green and red colors, fearing the loss of Christ in Christmas. Tomorrow the question shifts to Lindbergh’s U S trip.
Bay View Club Continues Adventuring Around the World
The Bay View club held a meeting in the Linton public library continuing the study Adventuring Around the World with topics on Peiping New Year Japanese Life and nomads of Central Asia. Mrs Walton Stover Mrs Frank Smylie and Mr Peter Schloot presented readings on holiday customs of the yellow race. The next meeting is set for December 20 with details to follow.
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Bay View Club
Linton Public Library
Vera Grey Anderson
Ros
Peiping
Walton Stover
Frank Smylie
Thomas Richardson
Central Asia
Tibet
Mongolia
Peter Schloot
Indiana State Parks See Record Attendance in 1937
Attendance at Indiana state parks and memorials reached 1,063,779 for the year with a final total expected to rise. The gain over 1936 topped 155,000 as the largest one year increase in park history.
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Indiana
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
National Park Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
Archers May Get Licenses In Pennsylvania Hunters Brace For Bow and Arrow Game
Harrisburg reports that modern Robin Hoods in khaki and scarlet may obtain licenses this year to hunt game with bow and arrow in Pennsylvania. Two 1,000 acre preserves have been authorized for bow and arrow hunting, marking a first for state regulations.
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Harrisburg, Pa
Pennsylvania
Woman scouts in Alaska eye Matanuska Valley homes
Mrs Riley W McCoy is in Alaska as advance scout for her two brothers in North Dakota who seek farm locations in the Matanuska Valley. They want available sites suitable for homesteading and farming.
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Alaska
Seward
Riley W. McCoy
North Dakota
Matanuska Valley
4 H Club Girl Wins All Expense Trip to Nationa
Indiana 4 H Club honors Mary belle Halstead 17 Battleground as ideal girl for the year. Her seven year record includes 88 projects with 46 garments and 895 pints canned. She earned $89.90 in exhibit prizes and $396.35 in product value with $240.25 from sales. She earns a trip to the 16th National Club Congress in Chicago Nov 26 to Dec 4 to compete for state honors and potential college scholarships.
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Ndiana
Marybelle Halstead
Battleground
National Club Congress
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Waking Up Nights Urges Kidney Evacuant Promoted
A dated advertisement urges quick action for bladder relief claiming juniper oil, buchu leaves and hempature drive out acids. It promotes Bukets as a kidney evacuant and mentions W. J. Hamilton Druggist as a place to buy the product.
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W. J. Hamilton
Birthday Dinner Observed For Local Birthdays
The birth anniversaries of Mrs. George Rairden Mrs. Marshall Benson and David Millick were observed Sunday at a dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Rairden south of Linton. Attendees included numerous family members and friends such as the Wrights Millicks and Aldersons.
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George Rairden
Marshall Benson
David Millick
Geo. Rairden
Linton
Marshall Besson
Culmer Frederick
Billy
Dessie Frederick
Lowery Millick
Audrey
Jessie
Amy
L. A. Wright
Pierce Wright
Wendell
Paul
June
Harold Wright
Beulah Wright
Clyde
Margaret
Geo. Wright
Thomas Alderson
Joe Alderson
Delada Rairden
Elks Broadcast Traffic Safety Series Begins Tonight
The Elks lodge starts a radio series on WGBF Evansville at 6:45 PM tonight. Each Tuesday for thirteen weeks, the program features top Elks musical numbers a traffic talk by Major Charles S. Hart and sponsorship acknowledgments from southern Indiana lodges.
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ELKS
Elks Lodge
WGBF
Evansville
Charles S. Hart
Elks Lodges
Indiana
Island City Visits and Local Family Movements
Island City residents and relatives from Marco Linton Sullivan County and Pleasantville were seen visiting in Coal City and surrounding areas. Ill health news for Mrs. Milt Hamilton is noted as stable. Additional visits include John Roach, Charley Blough, and Abner Richards with families, and Dude Hays moving to Sullivan County near Brownstown.
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Jesse Stevens
Olaf Carrico
Marco
Paul Carrico
Milt Hamilton
John Roach
Linton
Charley Blough
Milton Hamilton
Jesse Bedwell
Sullivan County
Greene County Women’s Democratic Club December Meeting
The December meeting of the Greene county Women’s Democratic club will be held Wednesday in Jasonville. It will open with a covered dish dinner followed by a program. All Democratic women of the county are invited to attend.
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Greene County
Women’s Democratic Club
Jasonville
Linton Study Club to Hold Wednesday Meeting
The Linton Study club will meet at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harley Ham. All members are urged to be present.
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Enenmics Club
Memrs
Linton Study Club
Harley Ham
Mrs Thomas L Anderson in Linton to care for Bailey family
Mrs Thomas L Anderson of Indianapolis travels to Linton to care for Mrs Frank Bailey and her newborn daughter. Anderson was formerly Cecelia Nolan of this city.
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Thomas L. Anderson
Indianapolis
Linton
Frank Bailey
Anderson
Cecelia Nolan
Simple evening dress pattern 8093 featured in Winter Pattern Book
In a season of jewelry this dress offers a simple silhouette. Pattern 8093 with a long waistline and arched squared neckline suits beads and flowers, in velvet satin or lame. Sizes 14 to 42, requires yardage per size, with long sleeves shown. Winter Pattern Book 32 pages, 25 cents. Send 15 cents for this pattern by mail order to Today’s Pattern Service Chicago Ill.
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West Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Bartley in Midland
A Sunday birthday gathering at Mrs. Maude Nickless home in Midland honored Mrs. Sara Bartley on her seventy seventh birthday. Relatives included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bovenschen and children from Sioux City, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Bovenschen of Pleasantville, and the hostess with the guest of honor receiving many useful gifts.
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Maude Nickless
Midland
Nickless
Sara Bartley
Charles R. Bovenschen
Betty, Charles
Ruth Ann
Swit City
Alva Bovenschen
Pleasantville
Bartley
Widow Builds Own Home in Conneaut
Mrs. Jennie Lyubi a widowed mother of six works alone to finish a six room house she began last summer in Conneaut with the aim of providing a safe big backyard for her children by Christmas.
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Conneaut
Jennie Lyubi
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Linton Daily Citizen
Wuilullleu
Bernadene Scholl
Royal Neighbors
Pa Men Hall
Glenburn Aid Society
Christian Ladies Aid
the Arch
Royal
BO P.m
Rotary
First Christian Church
Unitey Lodge
Christian Choir
Loyal Order of Mose N
E Hall
American Legion
Hiawatha Club
Red Men
Faith Temple
Baptist. Missionary Society
Harris Ilkie
Jarion Club
Ure
Herme
Sons of American Legion
P.m
Alpha Bible
M. E. Lurch
Oscar Derson
Fourth Street
Southst
Herald Angels
Yoder
Herbert Priest
Ray
Mary E. Smith
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Roy Borders
Guy Ramsey
Miss Meyer
Angel Island
San Francisco
Our
Shires
Baker
Jack
Joe Finley
Marilynn
Queen Esther Circle
Mrs. Bennett
Times
Housewife
Lindbergh
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kansas City
Scott P. Squyres
Oklahoma City
Howard C. Boone
American War Mothers
Grace H. Davis
Island City
Peoples Trust
William
FerGuson
SOO Postmasters
NEA Service, Inc
NS New Mexico
Linton Milk CO
R. F. Page & CO
Mile West
Olivé Branch
Carlton
Bloomfield
Sailor Jack’s Cafe
Froeschke Shoe Store
Mack Tyler
Tel
W. Vincennes
Fresh Daily
Oakley’s Bread
A&p
Eokar Coffee
FEE
Vaxivell
Crisco
CoTee
Kevko Drand
Ike
Fla Kirk
Marvin
Cak
I. Pe
AIZ
Kirk’s
Se Crest
P&g
Sean Gy
Queen Anne
Rep Food Stores
Carol Day
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