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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1967
Page
4
Miss Linda Kay Kramer became the bride of Thomas Frank Brown in a Nov. 4 ceremony at Saron United Church of Christ Lin ton. The couple plans to live in Linton after Brown finishes his Navy duty in Charleston.
The Delta Alpha Class of the First Christian church held a Christmas party in the lower auditorium with 28 members. Mrs. Katherine Fordyce chaired the arrangements assisted by several members. A dinner, decorations, and gifts marked the event along with devotions, readings, stories, and a door prize.
The November gathering of Olive Branch Baptist church mission circle met at Mrs. Areva Hauser’s near Worthington. Etta Ferree led devotions from Ephesians 1 3 and spoke on Thanksgiving. Members planned gifts for Mental Hospitals and reviewed 1968 meeting dates.
In EITHER WAY CASH Texas residents debated naming the town after its first postmaster J A Money. Washington rejected the Money name prompting residents to adopt Cash as the town's name instead.
Miss Marsue Williams and Stephen R Page plan a December 23 ceremony at Suton United Church of Christ with Rev Boyd Stepler officiating. Maid of honor is Katie Riley and best man is Andy Reintjes. Emerald green and silver decor will adorn the event with a later reception for close friends and family.
Nineteen members of the Saron United Church of Christ Women’s Guild met at the church social room for a Christmas carry-in lunch. Hostess Gail Bredeweg led a program titled The Light of the World and readings included a Luke Christmas story, Silent Night, and Joy to the World as candles symbolized Jesus and the twelve disciples. Business covered bank offering results, charity to Fort Wayne Children’s Home and Indianapolis Synod, and hymnals inspection. plans for a Jan 4 meeting and Jan 15–17 clothing and blanket drives were announced.
The Sandborn Chapter No. 497 Order of Eastern Star held a Christmas party with a 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper and a program. Members sang, read poems, and a grab bag exchange followed. About 40 attendees enjoyed readings, committee reports, and plans for future events.
Miss Julie Ann Tryon daughter of Mr and Mrs Max C Tryon of Linton plans to marry David Stephen Resler son of Mr and Mrs Harold H Resler of Bloomfield at First Methodist Church Linton at 7 p m December 23 Rev Kenneth Schleuter of Christ Lutheran Terre Haute will officiate A reception follows in the church basement No invitations have been sent and all friends and relatives are invited Miss Tryon is a senior at Linton High School and her fiancé works for RCA in Bloomington.
Mr and Mrs John Swan Dugger announce the marriage of their daughter Joy to Private Ronald Bixler son of Ed Bixler Spencer. The ceremony is Sunday December 17 at 2:30 p.m. at Be thal Methodist Church with a reception in the church basement. Friends and relatives are invited.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Veth of Cincinnati Ohio marked their golden wedding on October 7 with a family dinner at LaRosa’s Inn and mass of thanksgiving at Holy Family church A reception followed in Mack Ohio They wed October 3 1917 at St Joseph church Cincinnati They have two children Mrs Richard Stall Bridgetown Ohio and Robert Veth Linton They also have four grandchildren
A Rest Haven party celebrated multiple birthdays including Mrs. Ethel Reed Mrs. Louise Custer Mrs. Corrine Edmonson and several others with Christmas themed decorations. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Ruth Allen and Miss Amy Burrell to the guests.
Wayne N J UPI reports researchers from a hair care products firm estimate that about 12 percent of all Americans have naturally red hair.
Worthington Senior Garden Club met at Mrs. Russell Stahl's home with Mrs. Raymond Sears presiding. Members approved a $20 donation to the Park board and funded one planter for the business district as a 1968 project. Officers elected: Sears president. Booze first vice president. Franklin second vice president. Newsom recording secretary. Merrill assistant secretary. Miller corresponding secretary. Goodman treasurer. Hilda Mitten spoke on home Christmas decorations and wreaths. The Christmas party will be at Mrs. Mitten's home. The meeting closed with a Thought for Today.
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