Greene County social calendar events and meetings
Social calendar lists Greene County Industrial Union at Moose hall 6 50 p m all crafts urged to attend Metropolitan Lodge No 193 K of P at hall 7 30 p m Chickateth Council of Pocahontas at Red Men hall 7 p m Young Peoples class of U B church Christmas party 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs B L Barnes Fifth street northeast members asked to bring 25e gift for grab bag
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Greene County Industrial Union
Moose Hall
Metropolitan Lodge No. 193
K. of P
Chickateth Council of Pocahontas
Red Men Hall
Christmas and star party at Sathamas Baptist Church
The Sathamas class hosts its annual Christmas star party with a 6 o'clock dinner in the church basement and a grab bag gift program. Ladies Fancywork Circle meets at 2 p m with Lee McClung for a Christmas party on A street northwest. Quapaw Council No 80 meets at the Red Men hall at 7 p m and Linton Chapter No 132 Royal Arch Masons convenes at 7 30 p m.
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The
Baptist Church
Ladies Fancywork Circle
Lee McClung
Shanve
Linton
Royal Arch Masons
Odd Fellows hall hosts women club Christmas party
The Elite club holds its Christmas party at Mrs. Wilson home with Mrs. Mitten as co hostess at 2 15 p m. Chapter 209 Women of Moose meets at the hall at 7 p m Glenburn Aid society has regular session Freewar Christian Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting Rotary Luncheon at the Christian church at 12 15 p m Unity Lodge I C O F Elks lodge and Eagles lodge schedule evening gatherings at their respective halls.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Evening Worship and Club Meetings Schedule
A list of local group gatherings with choir practices at churches around 7 p.m. and various fraternal and auxiliary meetings in halls and homes from M E church to American Legion and Loyal Order of Moose venues.
Community club meetings listed for evening schedule
Priday Sons of American Legion gather at 6 50 p m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 improvising Hed Men meet at the hall at 7 Bani Cercle de Amis holds an all day meeting at the Community house. Workers Alliance to meet at 6 30 p m in the public library with a membership prize awarded each meeting night.
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Workers Alliance
Music club at Miss Flumphreys home notes Saturday event
Miss Waneta Waneta underwent an appendectomy at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan and is reported in satisfactory condition. Visitors were asked not to call. A thief who stole 240 dollars of jewelry and clothing from Jack Holtz in White Plains mailed the loot back prepaid.
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Musical Notes Club
Vivian Flumphreys
Waneta ‘Y
Beecher
Nderwent
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Jack Holtz
White Plains
N. Y
Personal News Notes From City and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Vernon Moore hosted Friday night with Delmas Moore and A J Moore at Pleasantville. Mary Thompson of Terre Haute visits her mother Mrs William Thompson and Mary Riley. Aledia Bell Moss attends a faairznenaire today with Dr Jim Moss and Roy 3 Jope as guests. Mary Ellen Carr of Dagger visits her aunt Mrs Ida Priest. Mrs George Gleason formerly Esther McBride visits her mother Mrs Nettie McBride. Damon Williams travels to Owensboro Ky on business and returns Sunday.
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Vernon Moore
Delmas Moore
A. J. Moore
Pleasantville
Mary Thompson
Terre Haute
Mrs
William Thompson
Mary Riley
Aledia Bell Moss
Faaiznenaire
Jim Moss
Roy 3. Jope
Mary Ellen Carr
Dagger
Ida Priest
George Gleason
Pontiac, Mich
Esther Mc- Bride
Nettie McBride
Damon Williams
Owensboro
Pleasantville Informal Party at Nan Collins Home
Pleasantville youths gathered Thursday evening at Mrs Nan Collins home after prayer meeting for games and contests. Guests enjoyed homemade candy popcorn and peanuts with prizes awarded to Jessie Ray Newkirk Elsie Enocks and Louise Thomas.
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Pleasantville
Nan Collins
Collins
Jessie Ray Newkirk
Elsie Enochs
Louise Thomas
Hazel Newkirk
Hazel Rogers
Clista Enochs
Doris Driver
Mildred Tremble
Carlisle
Y M L Club Members Meet at Terhune Apartments
Marvin Taylor hosted the Y M L club gathering at Terhune apartments with a brief business session and social time. Bingo prizes went to Lee and Dale Sargent. A grab bag, refreshments, and red stocking favors followed. Guests included Mrs Hubert Trinkle and members Mrs Marcel Coulomb Mrs Arthur Berns Mrs Claron Nolan Mrs Prentice Beaty Mrs William Davidson Mrs Thomas Lee and the hostess Mrs Marvin Taylor. The next meeting will be at Mrs Marcel Coulombs home.
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Marvin Taylor
Terhune
Lee
Dale Sargent
Hubert Trinkle
Marcel Coulomb
Arthur ‘Berns
Claron Nolan
Prentice Beaty
William Davidson
Thomas Lee
Standard Bearers Meet at Switz City
Mrs Vera Owens hosted the Switz City Standard Bearers weekly session. The group opened with songs and devotions, roll call with verses, and planned a judge party for Dec 14 at Helen Slauter’s home. A play titled Tina Finds the Door to Happiness was performed. Refreshments followed with listed members.
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Switz City
Vera Owens
Jesus
Mary Pierpoint
Helen Slauter
Tina
Helen Potter
Catherine Gillette
Berniece Haskett
Mary Alice Scott
Mary Ruth Terrell
Betty Carter
Lonnie Cullison
Catherine Gillett
Rosemary White
Adrienne Hannum
Juanita Moore
Juanita White
Geneva Hancock
Annabelle Gibson
Veva Owens
Party Planned by Young Peoples Class at Barnes Home
The United Brethren church Young Peoples Sunday school invites all members to a Christmas party at 7 30 Monday evening at Mr and Mrs E L Barnes home on Fifth street northeast. Attendees should bring a 25 cent grab bag gift.
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Young Peoples
United Brethren Church
E. L. Barnes
Fifth Street
Alpha Bible Class I Enjoys Annual Christmas Party at First Methodist
The Alpha Bible class of the First Methodist Church held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Oscar Anderson’s home with Miss Mollie Cardwell assisting. Decorations included red and green paper and a lighted tree. Activities featured unison carols, a devotional, prayers, and a Lord's Prayer. The president led the business session and a grab bag plus a newspaper dress contest were enjoyed. Refreshments followed for numerous guests and members.
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Alpha Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Oscar Anderson
Mollie Cardwell
Mack Coen
Earl Reeves
George Aydelotte
T. J. Beecher
Earl Boiley
Homer Bailey
Will Elson
Roll Hannum
Bill Hannum
Frank Kinnaman
Mesdames John Dolan
William Coleman
B. F. Cooper
John Fritz
Harry Hartman
William Johnson
Beatrice Kelly
John Kennedy
Wess Newman
A. B. McDonald
Perle Poole
Guy Ramsey
Harry Slinkard
Margaret Small
Don Smith
Vernie Spensler
William Talbott
Lew Warner
Harry Welch
Harry Wilson
J. D. Wilcoxin
Walter Wills
Ed White
Joel White
Hollywood masseur shifts stars from dieting to massage
Hollywood masseur Jim Davies says dieting has given way to massage to keep stars like Dorothy Lamour Carole Lombard and Irene Dunne in shape under long hot-light hours. He argues that balanced eating plus massage preserves figure without starvation and notes Lamour’s physique as an example.
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United Press
Hollywood
Jim Davies
Dorothy Lamour
Carole Lombard
Irene Dunne
Davies
Scree
Davie
Miss Lamour
Love Sparks Auto Mixup in Downstate Collision
Deputy Sheriff Gene LaFontaine witnessed a downtown collision between two cars. When asked for names the drivers replied Love, identifying O. L. Love of Autom Park and John Love of Bonfield, causing a comical misunderstanding before being clarified.
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Kankakee
Love
Gene LaFontaine
LaFontaine
O. L. Love
Automa Park
Ill
John Love
Bonfield
Pasadena woman chooses blame after collision
Carrie Newell, 72, of Pasadena California, walked nine blocks to a hospital after being struck by a car and told the driver she was to blame for the accident.
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Carrie Newell
Pasadena
Calif
What Do You Think About Local Christmas Merchandis e Displays
Readers share views on Linton merchants Christmas displays and buying local this season. A steno graph er notes home purchases. a housewife praises quality and prices. a clubwoman commends decor. others cite convenience variety and lighting. A high school student and professional woman express preference for home shopping and festive displays.
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Linton Merchants
Paris Styles Embrace Black In Luncheon Fashions
Paris fashion leaders favor black for smart luncheon and tea gatherings at top hotels and restaurants. Black woolen and silk frocks pair with black fur coats and subtle gold or diamond accents. Notable looks include Mainbocher tunics, Lelong dresses with velvet panels, and geometric gold clasps enhancing V necklines and waist belts.
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Dorothy Carew
United Press
Paris
U.R
Paul Dubonnet
Mainbocher
Ereen
Karem
Kapurthala
Chichibu
Lucien Lelong
Eugenie
Greece
Princess Boncompagni's Mainbocher Costume Revealed
The current season features Princess Boncompagni wearing a two piece Mainbocher design with a molded nipped waist line.
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Princess Boncompagni
Tome
Paris fashion tips feature jeweled clips on fur coats
Parisians wear bejeweled clips and pins at the necklines of black fur coats, outlining a chic trend seen on stylish city streets today.
Doctor Describes Masculine Traits From Yale Study
New York December 112 War The normal American male is said to have 21 traits per Dr John Dollard of Yale University. He cites physical and character traits from a study of American males including postwar figures with flat chests and round shoulders. Traits include individualism ease of arousal to warlike behavior faith in democracy and competition.
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New York
John Dollard
Yale University
Dollard
Chicago Boy Admits Vines Set Fires on North Side
Gervase Blake a 14 year old Chicago boy admitted starting vine fires in a North Side residential area as police investigated origin and motive.
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Gervase Blake
Chicago
North Side
Clark’s Northwest Conquest and Vincennes Recapture Highlighted
The article recounts George Rogers Clark leading troops from Louisville in 1778 to seize Kaskaskia Cahokia and Vincennes, later recapturing Vincennes in 1779, building Fort Jefferson, and securing U S claims to the Northwest. It notes his lasting value and a 1929 stamp honoring Vincennes surrender.
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George Rogers Clark
Louisville
Kaskaskia
Cahokia
Vincennes
Captain Helm
Detroit
Hamilton
Clark
Jefferson
Mississippi
Ohio
United States
Northwest
England
Spain
U.S
NEA Service, Inc
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Linton Daily Citizen
Bernadene Scholl
Young Peoples Class
U. B. Church
B. L. Barnes
Quapaw Council No. 80
Pocahontas
Women of Moose
Glenburn Aid Society
Rotary
the Christian Church
Unity Lodge
Elks Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Baptist
Linton Lodge No. 660
Christian Choir
American Legion Auxiliary
the Lome
Loyal Order of Moose
American Legion
Women’s Relief Corps
Priday
Y. M. L. Club
Hollywood Film Shop
Alexander Kahn
Connersville
Ee Terree Sportes
America
Peoples Trust
Malicoat & Baxley
Philco
So. Main St
U. S
Rhodenbeck Bros
Wolford’s
I’ Street
N.W
Linton-Stockton High School
Fureka Chevrolet Co
A’ St
N.E. E. Vincennes St
Mason
Bloomfield
Sailor Jack’s Cafe
Humphreys. Schloot Co
E. J. Ecker & Son
Miller’s
Ason
Elson
Page & CO
Dearmin & CO
Carlton
Linton Hardware CO
Variety Store
Hixson & Sanm
Penney’s
M. J. Aikin & Son
Dugger
Tel
Fresh Daily
Oakley’s Bread
Oz. Loaf
Clayton Funeral Home
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