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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1928
Page
5
Children exclaim at red airplanes and a Christmas tree as windows glow with festive displays. Merchants report full stocks and rising business while the post office notes impending busy shopping days and early Christmas planning.
The Bay View club holds a Monday session at the public library at two. An elite society gathering with Mrs. Orville Cates at one. Past Noble Grands meet at hall all day. A Nativamas chess party with Mrs. A J Winters at seven. Sunday school class taffiy y’all with Mrs. Hobart Stewart at seven p m.
The WL A.W. club was pleasantly entertained by Miss Wsther Duhne Priday. Two clever contests were won by Mrs. Idarl Skemp and Miss Gaynell Workman. Salad plates were presented to Mrs. Orville Beasley in remembrance of her birthday. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Art Skomp.
The Fortnightly club sponsors a charity show at the Grand theatre starring Mary Pickford in My Best Girl on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Tickets may be obtained from club members. Proceeds go to charity.
The Queen Esther and Standard Bearer classes of the Methodist Sunday school will meet tonight with Miss Louise Mowery.
A stream of local acquaintances visitations and travel recaps from Vincennes and nearby communities. The list includes Mr and Mrs Dor Rone from Vincennes, Miss Millie Tacs in Bloomfield, Mr and Mrs Wiod Sneteman from a semville, and many others visiting Indianapolis Sullivan Sullivanburg Terre Haute and Detroit relations during the weekend.
An elite society event marks a notable afternoon gathering featuring Min Orville Cole on Tuesday after noon, with the proceedings described in readable fragments from the local paper.
Postmaster General New urges the public to add return addresses on all Christmas mail including cards. He notes well meant Christmas greetings that are never delivered cost about 325,000 in postage stationery and cards annually. The appeal ends with a benediction on valuing lifelife friendship over the bother of writing addresses.
Mrs Vraneh Tanter presided over a Friday meeting of the dT Moeluh society with a brief business session then social hour featuring music by Roscoe Dodd. Mrs Otack Mehlhoff won a unique contest as guests include Mrs Roscoe Dodd and Mrs Oral Dobbins. A Christmas party is planned at Mrs Camden Smith’s home later this month.
Iva Carr and local corps of si eops of the Salvodion Army travel to Indianapolis Thursday for a reception at LEVt Sasat of Staff Captain and Mrs Accu Wy Brewer as the new Undine Divisional commanders of the Salva tion Aemy. They succeed Brigadier and Mrs WO. Sowers, who after five years in Indiana have moved to command the Chicago and northern Illinois division with HQ at Chicago.
Poogar Peridune Sape and daughter Mrs. Diva Wall visited Medea Terhune in Indianapolis where she is hospitalized with throat poisoning. Terhune, formerly of Linton, is well known locally. the family traveled yesterday to be with her.
Mrs A G Winters will hostess a party for the National class of the Baptist church, their husbands and children. It will be held Tuesday evening at 7 o clock at the Winters home east of town on the Swity City road.
The Past Noble Grands club of the Violet Rebekah lodge will hold a day session on Tuesday. Members are urged to attend as there will be an election of officers.
The Sunday school class of the United Presbyterian Church taught by Mrs Mire will meet at Hobart Stewart's home Tuesday evening for a toffee pull activity.
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