Community notices round up for church events and meetings
Society notes list H-12 club at 1 30 p m and W S W S of EUB church turkey supper at 6 30 p m with covered dish and own table service. Various church and fraternal groups meet including Lyons Womans Social, Ben evolent club, Lyons Lodge 634, Eagles Auxiliary, American Legion, choir practices, Rotary Ann at Linton country club, Glenburn W S C S Christmas party, Red Men, Women of Moose, Senior Bible Class and Alpha Bible class with Christmas activities and small gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Woodward
W.S.W.S
EUB Church
Co. W. F
First Christian Church
B. R. McGriffin
Lyons Womans Social and Benevolent Club
Ralph Isenogle
Lyons Lodge
Masonic Hall
Eagles
Lodge Hall
American Legion
Legion Home
Saron
Christian Church
First Methodist
First Baptist
Rotary Ann
Linton Country Club
W.S.C.S
Glenburn
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improved Order of
Red Men
Women of Moose
Chapter
Moose
First Baptist Church
Alpha Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Lorraine Priest
Donut Institute Sees Larger Hole as Economic Sign
One Point of View reports The Donut Institute predicts a quarter inch larger hole in 1961 signaling favorable economic times to come. The group calls the change an eco nomic weathervane and notes the New York article presents the theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Donut Institute
Peaks Above Twenty Thousand Feet in Americas
South America has 47 mountain peaks higher than 20 thousand feet while North America’s sole summit is Mount McKinley in Alaska.
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South America
North America
Mount McKinley
Alaska
Wed in Ceremony at Bethel
Miss Phylis Ann Cooksey and Charles E. Martindale united in marriage at Bethel Methodist church Gambill at 6 30 pm Saturday Nov 26. The bride is daughter of Carl and Mrs Cooksey of Dugger and the groom son of Wayne Martindale of Coalmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylis Ann Cooksey
Charles E. Martindale
Bethel Methodist Church
Gambill
Carl Cooksey
Dugger
Wayne Martindale
Coalmont
H. J. Prophetor
Carole Jean Anders
Janice Harrison
Frank Headden
Carole Sue Cooksey
Kathy Martindale
Robert Martindale
Dale Miller
Women of the Moose Chapter 19 Night Program
The Social Service chapter night of Women of the Moose Chapter 19 met in the antler room of the Moose lodge Friday evening. Mrs. Pearl Steward led the committee with Ruth Bighower Elmo Richardson Jeanetta Dagley Martha Greene and Kathleen Phillips. Karen Smith played piano and Margaret Kramer accordion selections. Mrs. Faye Kramer led the business session as 32 members answered roll call. Two new members were formally initiated. A bazaar is planned for December 10 and 17 with articles requested for collection at the Moose home Friday or Saturday. A door prize went to Mildred Rupert. Decorations featured evergreen wreaths snow and Christmas candles with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Pearl Steward
Social Service
Ruth Hightower
Elmo Richardson
Jeanetta Dagley
Martha Greene
Kathleen Phillips
Karen Smith
Margaret Kramer
Faye Kramer
Moose Home
Mildred Rupert
Methodist Guild Meets With Mrs Murphy Honors Wide Mission Ties
Mrs W T Murphy entertained Wesleyan Service Guild members of First Methodist Church at her home. The meeting opened with a devotional by Mrs Kenneth Smith and a study on ecumenical mission work. A panel led by Mrs Frank Baxley discussed joining interdenominational agencies to coordinate 80 foreign mission boards and reach millions in 65 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Murphy
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Smith
Smith
Frank Baxley
Francis Utterback
Homer Danagher
James Wall
Roy Borders
Foreign Missions
United States
World Council of Churches
International Missionary Council
Borneo
Ibar
Wesleyan Methodist Church of England
Methodist social hour duties noted in India church report
Mrs. Murphy served refreshments during the social hour to a list including Mrs. Ed Yount Mrs. Roy Borders Mrs. Victor Wright Mrs. Olive Dyer Mrs. Utterback Mrs. Donagher Rev and Mrs Murphy Mrs. Mildred Taylor Mrs. Baxley Miss Evelyn Hixson and Mrs. Wall at the Methodist churches in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Murphy
Ed Yount
Roy Borders
Victor Wright
Olive Dyer
Utterback
Donagher
Mildred Taylor
Baxley
Evelyn Hixson
Wall
Sandborn Youth Group Attends Antioch Church Service
The Sandborn Christian Youth Group surprised the pastor by joining a worship service at the Antioch church Sunday evening. Afterward they returned to their church social rooms for a refreshments-filled social hour hosted by Nancy and Brenda Haynes and Martha Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandborn Christian Church
Antioch Church
Nancy
Brenda Haynes
Martha Davis
Fredde Pieper
Kerry Haynes
Kathy Wills
Jimmy Pieper
Marlene Stremming
Charlene Stremming
Bill Pieper
James Lynch
Jimmy Burcham
Jerry Sullivan
Mearl Stremming
Ralph Harris
Kay Sullivan
Linda Wills
Betty
Reuben Harrison
F. Claude Lynch
Ruth Ann Harris
Marvin Anderson
Raymond Peden
Curtis Anderson
Claude Lynch
Judy Davidson
Orvel Stremming
Charles R. Davis
ISTC Sorority Pledges Named During Rush Season
Coeds from Linton Worthing and Lyons among 114 Indiana State Teachers College students pledged by seven sororities. Pledges named at unique squeal ceremonies. Greene county participants include Cheryl Kay Creech Linton Chi Omega Carolyn Humphreys Lynch Linton Alpha Omicron Pi D Lavern Hasler Lyons Betty Lou Davidson Worthington Gamma Phi Beta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Worthingon
Lyons
Indiana State Teachers College
Greene County
Cheryl Kay Creech
Chi Omega
Carolyn Humphreys
Rose Marie Lynch
Alpha Omicron Pi
D. Laverne Hasler
Betty Lou Davidson
Worthington
Gamma Phi Beta
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Santa Claus
Santa
Grandma
N. Main Street
Ry Murphy
Berything
Murphy’s
Sy Ann
Rinkle
Zope
the Complete Variety Store
Vincennes
G. C. Murphy CO
Bethel
Union High School
Coalmont High School
Methodist Guild
Sandborn Christian Youth Group
ISTC
Jasonville
U.S. Pat
Hastings
Foch
Alt Mere
Veeble
Ge-Cor
Arthur
S. Main
CIA
COE
Tienaty Tre Ana
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Harting Bros
Lod
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