Social Calendar Notes From Local Groups
Friday events include Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Red Men hall gathering at 7 p.m. Missionary society of A B Church hosts Christ as party and monthly meeting at Mrs. Frank Tyler North Main Street at 7 p.m. Members urged to bring rosebud package and arrive on time Alpha Bible class of M E Church meets at Mrs Oscar Anderson 170 Fourth Street South Street at 7 30 p.m. Members asked to contribute gifts for a grab bag and note the time change.
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Alpha Bible
M. E. Urch
Oscar Derson
Fourth Street Southst
Eagle Encampment I O F Meeting at Hall
The Saturday event of I O F Eagle Encampment 222 will meet at the hall at 8 p m with activities planned for members.
Christmas Party At First Baptist Church Mission Group
Mrs Harris Wilkie hosted the annual Christmas party for the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church. Officers were elected, with Mrs Jack Workman president and Mrs Will Errah vice president, among others. program featured stories by Mrs Roy Hayes and readings by Mrs Fields, plus carols led by Mrs Harry Bailey. Re sidments of date pudding with whipped cream and candy followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Wilkie
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Ddis
Jack Worka
Will Rrah
Will Robson
Will Roll
Clyde Breck
Devonal
Ven Johnson
Kite Cross
Omer Dd
R. Len
Harry J. Bailey
Bethlehem
Roy Hayes
Barnes
Little Ibara Crackett
Jackie Jong
Wilkie
Ride-A-Wee Club Social at Mrs. Grass Home
Members of the Ride-A-Wee Club gathered at Mrs. Clyde Grass’s home for a business session and social afternoon. Footsie games determined the top prizes won by Mrs. Glen Smith, Mrs. Arthur Harbin, and Mrs. Arthur Taylor, with refreshments served to the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Grass
Glen Smith
Arthur Harbin
Thur Taylor
Mesdames Carlmach
Lawrence Armantrout
Arur Taylor
Glen 1Ith
Mrs Schofield Celebrates Ninety Years In Dugger Home
Relatives and neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs George Schofield’s home in Dugger to honor Mrs Schofield on her ninety second birthday with a supper. She remains active at home performing washing and ironing for herself and her husband. The Citizen joins the Dugger community in congratulating her on the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shofield
Dugger
Mrs.chofield
Return Home Mr and Mrs Charles W Johnson Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles W Johnson arrived in Linton after visiting Manistique Michigan and were welcomed home by local friends.
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Charles W. Johnson
Linton
Om Manistique, Mich
Wedding Bell Tolls For Shumard Stoker In Los Angeles
Word of the marriage reached Linton today announcing the wedding of Miss Juanita Shumard daughter of Mrs Arthur Shumard of Los Angeles and Blair Stoker of King City California. The single ring ceremony occurred at noon on Monday December 6 in Los Angeles. The bride has worked as a nurse at Good Samaritan hospital for the past year. They left for a honeymoon through the Rockies to Utah and will reside in King City where the groom is employed.
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Linton
Juanita Shumard
Arthur Shumard
Los Angeles
Calif
Blair Stoker
King City
Stoker
Good Samaritan Hospital
Rockies
Utah
L A L Club Holds Christmas Meeting and Bingo
Mrs Squire Walters hosted the L A L club Christmas party at her home with a Christmas thought roll call. Mrs Chester Parks and Mrs Fred Nolting led readings. bingo prizes went to Mrs Parks and Mrs Faye Smith. One guest, Mrs Lloyd Richardson, attended along with several members. The next Christmas meeting will be at Mrs Dan Shonk’s home on December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Walters
L. A. L. Club
Chester Parks
Fred Nolting
Faye Smith
Lloyd Richardson
Mesdames Ed Page
Don Shonk
Harry Miller
Rex Hoffeditz
Noah Reed
Dan Skhonk
Clarion Club Chooses New Officers for Year
The Clarion club elected new officers at Mrs. Ed Hall’s home on Thursday afternoon. Elected were President Mrs. Charles Anderson Vice President Mrs. Criss Myers Secretary Mrs. George Eskew Treasurer Mrs. Earl Ellis Flower fund Mrs. Damon Myers. Refreshments and social games followed. next meeting will be at Mrs. Criss Myers home in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion Club
Ed Hall
Charles Anderson
Criss Myers
George Eskew
Earl Ellis
Damon Myers
Mrs. Clarence Young Hosts Christmas Party in Dugger
Mrs. Clarence Young entertained her Sunday school class of the First Christian church at a Christmas party. Officers elected: president Mamie Young, vice-president Jennie Robinson, secretary-treasurer Eula Story. Guests enjoyed mock chicken sandwiches, Christmas salad, and coffee as Christmas decorations and a tree set the festive tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Page
Mary Blakeman
Isabelle Wilson
Rosella Reynolds
Jennie Robertson
Eva Lisher
Mamie
Eula Story
Clarence Young
Esther
What Do You Think What a Good Law Should Do
A series of reader opinions proposes ideas for new laws or changes. Suggestions include taxing non taxable bonds and repealing old laws, delaying further legislation, limiting wartime profits, ending excessive work, and broader traffic safety rules. A motion to shorten lawmaking and adapt to modern needs is echoed alongside a proposal for a marriage license social disease certificate and a time shift for license plate renewals.
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Indiana
Illinois
White Lily Rebekah lodge plans monthly birthday party
The White Lily Rebekah lodge met for the regular weekly session. They planned a party for the third Thursday each month to honor members with birthdays that month and to include a program. Several visitors and relatives were noted during the weekend visits and dinners.
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White Lily Rebekah Lodge
Charles Hart
Floyd Hart
Bobbie
Ralph Owens
iPhyllis Ann
Jasonville
Glen Hart
Norman Hart
Rosia
Wash
Etha Faye Hart
Orval Miller
Mary Bobbitt
Minnie Herod
Carl Stark
Hughie Shank
Grant Wall
Henry Bovenschen
Herbert Bobbitt
Etta Faye Hart
Banard Family Updates and Jericho Church Dedication
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Banard note their son Junior remains under observation at Riley hospital. Rev Jerrells announces Jericho church will be dedicated Sunday with local attendees anticipated. Sunday guests include Rey Jerrell ss and Bertha Zink with children Avenell Deloris Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Banard
Riley Hospital
Jerrells
Jericho
Here
Howard Shephard
Rey
Jerrell
Bertha Zink
Avenell
Deloris
Bobby
Elmo Banard
Bob
Bill
Betty
Marshall Cobb
Terre ‘Haute
Cobb
A. B. McDonald
Linton
Vicksburg Groups Hold Meetings
The Junior Boys Sunday school class met at Mrs. Elbridge Sherman home to organize Sunshine Boys class with officers Junior Trusty president Bobbie Fauvergue and Fred die Turk treasurer. Members exchanged Christmas gifts and set monthly meetings for 6 pm on the first Monday.
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Elbridge Sherman
Sunshine Boys
Junior Trusty
Bobbie Fauvergue
Freddie Turk
Dale Sherman
Jimmie Ritter
Sign
Lawrence Hays
Billy Swan
David Glass
Herbert Hays
Billy Inman
Dale
Jack Sherman
Mrs. Sherman
Mrs. Elbridge Sherman
Jack, Garnett
Sharon Rose
Town Poised by Grimy Faces as Prosperity Gauge
In Wallenburg Colorado residents judge local prosperity by the number of coal-dusted workers on Main Street in late afternoon, signaling active mines, rising payrolls and economic vigor.
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Wallenburg
Colo
U.P
Local Social Roundup From Linton and Dugger
Norman Ham a Linton High School freshman is ill at home. Several families visit and host gatherings in Linton and nearby Dugger including Mrs Marion Story Mrs Lester Smith and family with Mr and Mrs Harold Gabbard and children. Barbara Goodwin granddaughter of Mrs Jane Goodwin is ill with scarlet fever at the Goodwin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ham
Linton High School
Charles Richardson
Ellis
Claude Martindale
Marion Story
Lester Smith
Harold Gabbard
Ora Fainet
John Lennings
Linton
Henry White
Leona Ham
Dugger
Everett Bridges
Ralph
Mae Duke
Bloomfield
Ora Fainot
Indiana Not Free of Forest Fires
Indiana faces ongoing forest fire risk despite a lookout tower system and local wardens. Over a five day period thirteen fires burned more than 104 acres with an average economic loss of about 15 dollars per acre, due to hunter carelessness, roadside flames, and agricultural burning. The state’s forest fire prevention program gains support from landowners, clubs, and schools.
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Indiana
Virgil M. Simmon
Department of Conservation
Buris Chapel Dinner Hosts and Local Appointments
Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Bill Frye included Mr. and Mrs. Flem Goodman Rev and Mrs McIver. Daisy Smith ill at daughter’s home shows improvement. Willie Goodman family moved to Emery Bedwell property. Clara Payne returned home from relatives with Marion Goodman. Esta Enochs reported greatly improved. Heart Sister group met at Mrs. Oscar Ellis home with a business session and social activities. Edith Goodman stayed with Mildred Goodman and Winnie Hewitt. Josephine and Laverne Wright visited Wrights with Ellis girls. Theodore Goodman ill with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Frye
Flem Goodman
McIver
Daisy Smith
Hubert Wright
Willie Goodman
Bloomfield
Emery Bedwell
Clara Payne
Marion Goodman
Esta Enochs
Heart
Oscar Ellis
Edith Goodman
Mildred Goodman
Winnie Hewitt
Linton
Josephine
Laverne Wright
Bonnie
Dora Ellis
Theodore Goodman
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Linton Daily Citizen
Bernadene Scholl
Rs. Harris Wilkie
Lide-A-Wee Club
Injoys Meeting
Rs. Schofield
Clarion Club Fleets Officers
Mrs. Clarence Young
Clene Dalrymple
Flint
Mich
John Wright
Larry
Raymond, Jones
Adelia Mae
Ivis June
Hopkinsville, Ky
Painter
Romeo
Linton Merchants
Vicksburg
Gambill Items
Norma Linton
Evelyn Tetrick
City Hospital
Charles Woods
Terre Haute
Edward Sherman
Teo. Durham
Vicksburg Baptist Church
Jean Inman
Bloomington
William Inman
Billy
Max Mitchell
J. S. Mitchell
William Winfrey
Billy and
Anna Hays
Peoples Trust
Brown
Burris Chapel
Ax & Fry
Kellog
Kellogg’s
Ibs
United Flour
Peel—Citron
Texas
Tangerines
S. A
Texaco Motor Oil
Chipso
P&g S
U.S
Rock Bee
PECAN
Oleo
Washington, Ind
O’donnell Hardware Co
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