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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1922

Page

7

Marriage Licenses Issued in Bloomfield Area

Clark Messick reports permits to wed for Paul Swaby and Tressie G Bovenschen both of Linton Beverage H Jones of Linton and Grace Watson of Lyons Fred Patterson and Pearl Keller both of Worthington Dennis Fitzpatrick and Flo B Sullivan both of Bloomfield. Married by Rev Aldrich Wednesday.

Bloomfield Clark Messick Paul Swaby Tressie G. Bovenschen Linton Beverage H. Jones Grace Watson Lyons Fred Patterson Pearl Keller Worthington Dennis Fitzpatrick Flo B. Sullivan Aldrich

T. H. B. Club Meeting At Miss Blackburns Home

The T. H. B. club gathered at Miss Katherine Blackburn’s home for a regular session with all members present. After business, the evening featured music and social time with refreshments served. Plans were made for a Christmas party at Miss May Doidge’s home in two weeks. attendees included Beatrice and Edith Durham, Elma and Edith Alsop, Esther Armpriester, Mindy Smith, Ruby Slinkard, May Doidge, and Mrs Blackburn.

T. H. B. Club Katherine Blackburn May Doidge Seventh Street Southeast Beatrice Edith Durham Elma Edith Alsop Esther Armpriester Mindy Smith Ruby Slinkard

Mrs. Cynthia Wolford Hosts Missionary Group Meeting

Mrs. Cynthia Wolford entertained the Baptist church missionary section at her home on A street northwest yesterday afternoon. The lesson on Other Women in Foreign Fields drew a splendid attendance despite weather. The program was carried out with each participant delivering their part and the ladies pledged support to the Movement for foreign colleges. Refreshments were served. Mrs. D. Heitmeyer supervises the society.

Cynthia Wolford Women’s Department of the Baptist Church D. Heitmeyer

Choir Social at First M. E. Church Dinner

The music committee and choir held a 6:30 dinner in the church basement with about twenty five attendees. Short talks followed. Miss Vivian Humphreys is the organist and Miss Orr is chorister. Collectors are asked to return any church music and hymnals in possession.

M. E Vivian Humphreys Orr

Rosebud Circle Meets Mrs Puckett Hosts Meeting

Mrs David Puckett entertained the Rosebud circle at her First street northwest home with many members present. After a business session the afternoon featured fancywork and music. A plate lunch was served and plans were made for a Christmas party at Mrs John Bennies home in two weeks.

David Puckett Rosebud Circle First Street John Bennie

Elks Ladies Host 500 Party at Club Rooms

Elks Ladies entertained at their club rooms with a 500 card party hosted by Mrs Jesse Walters and Mrs Barrack of Jasonville. Four tables played. Mrs Will Goldberg won first prize and Mrs Bud Sash of Jasonville won second. Treasurers reported carnival earnings of 615.58 after expenses.

The Elks Jesse Walters Barrack Jasonville Will Goldberg Bud Sash

Bake Sale At Overland Garage By U B Aid

The U B Aid will hold a bake sale at the Overland garage on A Street Northeast this Saturday. Items include cakes pies bread potato salad hot doughnuts baked beans pumpkin pies and candy.

U. B. Aid Overland Garage

U B Church Choir Plans Evening Practice

The U B church choir will meet tonight at 7 o'clock for practice. Mrs. Harley Burrell urges full attendance from choir members.

U. B Harley Burrell

Ladies Aid Market at the gas office

The Ladies Aid society of the Reformed church plans a market tomorrow at the gas office on South Main Street selling home made bread cakes pies and other treats.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church South Main Street

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