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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
9
The Lyons chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will hold its annual Christmas party at the Masonic hall in Lyons at 7 30 o clock Monday evening. A gift exchange requires a 50 cent gift. Refreshments will be served and attendees should bring a refreshment item.
Mrs Annetta Kirby of Worthington has begun duties as Greene County health nurse succeeding Mrs Annis Padgett of Jasonville who resigned. The office in the courthouse is open weekdays. Phone numbers are 384 8507 for the office and 875 4454 for Mrs Kirby. Change effective December 1.
A special meeting of the advisory board of the Linton Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls is set for 1 30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home of Reece Harbin. Mrs Mozella Jackson announced the invitation to Eastern Star members to attend and Mrs Elizabeth Franklin of Edwardsport district deputy will join to discuss important business.
The Jasonville American Legion Unit No 172 hosts a Christmas party at the Legion home in Jasonville at 7:00 Friday night. Units from Linton Bicknell Dugger and Hymera will attend. Mrs Sue Miller president invites all members to join. Attendees should bring a $1 gift for exchange and a 25 cent grabbag gift plus homemade cookies or sandwiches.
St. Peter's church invites attendees to a Christmas supper at the Parish hall at 6 00 Sunday evening. Bring a vegetable dish, homemade cookies, and own table service. A gift exchange will be held and each couple should bring a $1 grab bag gift.
Mrs Earl Dean hosts the Linton Civic Garden club at her home at 7:00 PM Tuesday. Mrs Henry Taylor leads the program. Members display Christmas Splendor arrangements and plan a gift exchange.
The Young Adult class of First Methodist church will meet at the church at 7:00 PM Friday for its annual carolling gathering, according to officers.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk declared no new negotiations with Russia until the Cuban crisis is fully settled. He also ruled out East West talks on Berlin and affirmed the West's commitment to defend isolated West Berlin and to uphold Allied rights on life-time routes to West Germany during the Atlantic Pact council of ministers meeting opening session.
The Sandborn Christian church Youth Endeavor group hosted a Sunday program with Mrs. Charles R. Davis leading singing and B. Pieper giving the lesson. Wilbur Provines led a business session and announced the high school class will sponsor the church Christmas decorations. A Dec 16 meeting was canceled due to the Junior church program.
Kerry Haynes and Marvin Anderson served refreshments of ice cream and soft drinks to a large group including David Whalen Brenda Tomson Susie Sanders David Core Bill and Jim Pieper Martha Davis Bob Cullison Ernie and Kenny Hash Wilburn Provines Tom Baker Brenda Haynes Mrs Alfred Brinson and Mr and Mrs Charles Davis. Nat Polen of As the World Turns on CBS was a drummer with Clyde McCoy and Les Brown bands from 1936 to 1942.
The U S Army promotes a sign up now serve later offer aimed at young men during December. The program highlights enlistment incentives and deferral of active service.
An ad promotes Bukets four day treatment for kidney related symptoms including night urination scanty flow burning backache leg pains and dizziness. It claims relief in 12 hours at any drug store with a 3 percent start and money back guarantee. Available at Hamilton Drug Co.
S/Sgt George Callam, local recruiter, announced today he will meet inquiries at the Linton post office between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. each Wednesday and Friday. He will assist interested residents with enlistment details and military information.
The commander announced that anyone joining the Army in December would be placed on paid furlough status for the month and would not be required to report for duty until January 1, 1963.
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