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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1966
Page
6
Washington reports weekend bargains on meat with chuck roast cuts steaks and pork specials. Lamb legs cabbage carrots cauliflower celery and lettuce are featured with apples citrus and pears in good supply. Canned salmon remains plentiful and USDA inspection marks reassure buyers.
Shirley Gay Ward and Nicholas Anderson wed in a November 26 ceremony at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Indianapolis. The double ring service was led by Bishop Moore. The bride's gown featured white crepe with corded satin and a long train. A reception followed. out-of-town guests included Major Roth and Dr. and Mrs. Lou Hudson. The couple will reside in Indianapolis where both are employed.
Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Henwood hosted the Christian Women’s Fellowship at their home adorned for Christmas. Members sang carols as Rev. Henwood played the organ and led a lesson on Christmas songs and their origins. A pledge was recited, a prayer repeated, and next year’s theme announced as Disciples in Canada.
The Psilota Xi sorority held a November gathering at Mrs. John Datena’s home with an art theme. Mrs. Jan Cable spoke on portraits and led a chalk portrait sketch of Mrs. Fay Kramer while members competed in caption matching. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and co hosts.
A community calendar lists past Matron and Patron Christmas dinner at Lin ton Masonic hall and multiple church choirs from Linton and Jasonville. It notes dinners at E.U.B. and Elks lodges, Junior Legion auxiliary, Tri Kappa dessert, and meetings for Masonic, American Legion, Lyons clubs, and other groups with times ranging 6 to 11 a.m. Saturday events include Civitan and youth choirs.
Mrs. James Workman, president of Zeta Beta Theta Tau, announced that the sorority will award $10,000 in Educational Grants this year for guidance and counseling. Grants go to junior seniors or graduate students based on scholastic and financial need. applications for 1967 summer or 1967-68 academic year must be in by January 15, 1967.
Psi lota Xi Sorority met Thursday in the library for a business session. Dec 6 and 7 were set as Psi lota Day at Muskatuck with plans to deliver purchased children's gifts on Dec 6. A Christmas party is planned for Dec 15 at St Peters Hall with a $1 grab bag.
Irene Leda Williams and AIC Joe Brown were married in a double ring ceremony at Glenburn Methodist Church on Saturday Dec. 3. Rev. Lloyd Shannon officiated with attendants Robert Wayne Ballard and Mrs. Carolyn Sue Ballard. The couple will reside at 455 A Crest 5th St Peru.
Eagles Auxiliary No. 578 met at the lodge hall with Mrs. Ruth Dixon presiding. Initiation was held for Mrs. Ethel May Wilson and Mrs. Phyllis Hardesty. A zone meeting is planned for Sunday Dec 11 with a $1 gift exchange, food donations due by Thursday, and a turkey dinner served at 11 am. The district meeting will be in Terre Haute on Dec 16 with D D Biling and wife as guests. Door prize went to Mrs. Love and capsule prize to Mrs. Maxine Baxley. Next meeting is Thursday at 7 30 pm.
The Linton Civic Garden club met at Mrs. Henry Taylor’s home with co hosts Mrs. George Mary and Mrs. Frank Frederick. Mrs. Henry Dalton presided as guests were welcomed by Mrs. Robert McShane. New officers elected include President Clarence Hartman and Vice President Ayle Martin. December gathering planned at Mrs. Charles Segemoller.
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