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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
3
Classified advertisements priced by word with a ten cent minimum per insertion. Ads accepted until 10 00 o clock and will appear the same day. The Daily Citizen does not guarantee accuracy or responsibility for misprints and requires cash from non charge account advertisers.
Mrs Marjorie Walters contributes to the society page with updates from local clubs lodges and church circles. Readers are invited to send personal news and event notices to the Linton Daily Citizen Office by 11 am for that day's issue.
Prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission 7:00 p.m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meet at Moose hall 7:30 p.m. Quapaw Tribe 143 Improved Order of Red Men meet at their hall 7:30 p.m. Alpha Bible Class of the Methodist church hosts Christmas party at Mrs Harry Wilsons home 7:00 p.m. bring 25 cent gift.
Chicketeth Council Pocahon tas meets at Red Men's Hall 7 00 p m Triad convenes at Public library 6 30 p m Jay View Study Club hosts Christmas dinner with Mrs Ed Carmody 6 30 p m Civic Garden club holds annual Christmas party covered dish luncheon with Mrs Henry Taylor at noon bring table service and 50c for grab bag
Quapaw Council Number 80 Pocahontas meets at Red Men hall 7 30 p m Loyal Order of Moose 1434 meets at Moose Hall 7 30 p m Alpha Delphian club meets at library 7 30 p m Stated Convocation Linton Chapter 132 Royal Arch Masons meets at Masonic Hall 7 30 p m Local Union 1525 Painters and Paper Hangers meets at K P hall 7 00 Glenburn Youth Fellowship Alpha Delphian club meets with Mrs Jack Melhoff at 7 39 Bring Xmas gift meets at K P Hall 7 30
Royal Neighbors meet at Red Men Hall at 11 30 a m for a covered dish dinner and Christmas party with a 50c gift request. Tri county Chapter DeMolay gathers at 7 30 p m. DeMolay Mothers Circle and Eagles Lodge meet at Republican Headquarters at 7 p m.
Elks Lodge gathers at the Elks Home at 7 30 p m Unity Lodge 637 I O F meets at the wall at 7 30 p m Rotary Club luncheon is at the Methodist church at 12 15 p m.
Thursday schedule shows choir practices at Christian church United Brethren and Methodist and Baptist churches at 7 00 to 7 30 p m plus American Legion Post at Legion Home 7 30 p m and Linton Lodge 560 F and A M at the hall 7 30 p m.
The Sunshine Home E club met at Mrs. Zilpha Bennett’s Pleasantville home with co host Mrs. Ina Garrison. Members enjoyed a covered dish luncheon, Christmas carols, readings, and a Mystery Pal gift exchange. New members Edna Robbins and Mildred Woodard welcomed. January meeting planned at Mrs. Mary Frederick’s home.
Mrs Herbert Bredeweg was elected president of the Service class at the Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church. Others chosen were Mrs William Kramer as vice president and Mrs Alma Wills as secretary treasurer. The meeting at Mrs George Haseman’s home featured a devotional, Nativity films, a Christmas gift plan for Ft Wayne Orphan's Home, and a social hour with a contest won by Mrs Henry Kramer. Refreshments followed.
The event featured a Yule log, lighted candles, and miniature Christmas trees made of gum drops as favors. Attendees included Rev. H. R. Voss, Mesdames Earl Kramer, Alfred Moehlmann, John Berns, Herbert Bredeweg, Roy Bredeweg, Henry Kramer, William Fritz, Earl Hofert, Fred Harting, Amanda Pope, Rhet Hay Kramer, and hostess Mrs. Haseman with daughter Mrs. William Fritz assisting.
Past Presidents led Officers were elected by members of the Past President's Parl ey of the American Legion Auxiliary at a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Anna Stoeckel. Thelma Trinkle was named president and Flora Graham secretary treasurer.
Members of the Junior Mrs. Home Ee club of Lyons entertained their husbands at a Christmas party hosted at the Lyons residence.
Mr and Mrs Holtsclaw hosted an evening of games singing carols and a gift exchange. Guests included Mr and Mrs Claude Foster Jr Mr and Mrs Harry Houser Mr and Mrs Marlin Bradfield Ralph Taylor and numerous others with refreshments served.
A strong turnout attended the Black Creek Parents' Working Group gathering at the Black Creek school west of Linton. Pupils presented a Christmas program and Miss Bess Barry demonstrated a world map projection machine. A brief business session followed and the next meeting is set for January 13.
Mr and Mrs Lew Merrell of Anderson announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Luanne to Harrell W Hale son of Mrs Bertha Hale of Linton. The marriage will take place on Dec 12. Luanne is a graduate of Anderson high school and Harrell is a Pleasantville high school alumnus and World War II veteran.
The article discusses how successful religions and teachers use psychological principles, noting Jesus and Paul as exemplars. It argues psychology and religion align, with thoughts shaping life and mind, and highlights the Epistles as windows into early church thinking and mental health guidance.
A compilation notes how African American teachers in North Carolina earn more on average due to longer tenure with equal salaries. It also includes facts on tire carbon black content, daily height variation, voracious bluefish drives, tame skunk affection, December birthstone zircon, rocket reach, moon halos, gasoline use in oil fields, and ruby colors.
A man who served in the South Pacific for three years is now a construction engineer with an Indianapolis company and plans to establish a home in Anderson.
Mrs. Ida Beasley invited her sister Mrs. Minnie Ellis and three cousins for dinner in a historic first day spent together. Attendees included Mrs. Clara Hubbell Mrs. Eliza Earle Mrs. Eliza Haney and Mrs. Ellis. They called the gathering enjoyable and hoped it becomes an annual event.
The Past Matrons of Columbian Chapter No 140 O E S will host a Christmas party in the Masonic Hall Monday evening. Past Matrons and patrons with families are invited. A covered dish dinner at six will be followed by a program. Members should bring a 50 cent gift for the exchange.
Virginia Hamm sends thanks to the Linton 4-H Boosters Club for selecting her as third prize winner in the newspaper essay contest and supporting the trip to the State Fair.
County registration officials hunted for a missing street in Indianapolis. They consulted the contractor who built it and found three registration certificates listing addresses on Strawberry Lane. After checking street guides, maps, and the planning commission with no result, they located the contractor who built the short avenue and received the exact location.
A Bay View club member dinner is announced for Monday evening at Mrs. Ed Carmody's home with dinner to be served at 6 30.
In Nebraska a law prohibits beer sales unless the tavern keeper maintains a kettle of soup in brewing readiness. The rule links alcohol commerce to soup stock, affecting tavern operations.
The Civ Garden club plans its annual Christmas luncheon at noon Monday December 13 at Mrs Henry Taylors home. Members are asked to bring a covered dish table service and a fifty cent grab bag gift.
In loving memory of Wil Jean Foster who departed life on December 12 sixteen years ago. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly missed by parents M and Mrs. Clarence Foster brothers and sister.
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