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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
7
The English class at Linton-Stockton high school prepares to study Edward Bok’s The Americanization of Edward Bok. Eunice Campbell received a letter from Bok praising the school’s reading choice and sharing two lines of verse. The class is taught by Clarence Morgan.
The restored First Christian church choir directed by Mrs. Wayne Hamilton prepares a Christmas cantata to be sung Sunday night. Members will wear new robes and perform carols around the city Christmas Eve, ending the holiday season with the concert program to be announced Friday evening.
Rev Harry Beckman delivered an Alphabetical sermon on prayer at Olive Branch church Sunday night. He based the talk on Ask and ye shall receive Seek and ye shall find Knock and it shall be opened. One person joined the church by profession of faith during the service.
The local poultry association held its annual election of officers at the public library last evening. Elmer H. Clayton was chosen president Isaac Beasley will serve as vice president and H E E Stalcup was elected secretary treasurer for the ensuing year.
The Parent Teachers association of the Junior High school will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock.
Miss Eloise Hutchinson of Dugger shopped here today. Mrs. Montell Cleveland of Indianap olis visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Bennie. Mrs Nora Miller travels to Indianap olis for her niece’s funeral. Mrs Ross Green goes to Cass day to visit her parents Mr and Mrs L Headley. Her father is seriously ill. Mrs James Chambers of Dugger returns home after visiting the Ralph Roach and Donald Gastineau families. Envoy Mulkins and Miss Lorene Millard of the Salvation Army visit Dugger to start a War Crys sale drive. Mrs Hannah Bechtel of Odon visits Bloomington relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Kink of Washington leave for River-
Dugger Baptist church announces a revival starting December 28 for two weeks. J. M. Cauldwell of Crawfordsville will preach, having led meetings across Indiana and once held a Dugger union gathering with about 200 conversions.
The Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet at 500 A Street NE on Thursday at 2 PM. A Christmas program will be presented and all church women and the congregation are warmly invited to attend.
Rosery Flower Shop promotes a new line of vases die-sticks and flower bowls as Christmas gifts with affordable prices. Customers are invited to visit Lot3e to view the assortment and find suitable presents.
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