Social calendar notices from local groups
The Catholic Council of Focusent and Metropolitan Lodge No 193 pledge meetings at 7 30 PM. Boy Scouts hold a regular session at 7 PM.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1935
Page
5
The Catholic Council of Focusent and Metropolitan Lodge No 193 pledge meetings at 7 30 PM. Boy Scouts hold a regular session at 7 PM.
Tuesday Girl Scouts hold regu lar session at 7 pm. Qiapaw Council No. 80 of Pocahontas at 7 pm. A covered dish dinner follows. Violet Rebecca No. 312 meets at 7 pm. Greene County Post No 116 meets at 7 pm on east Vinconhes at 2330. The W A W club dinner at Mrs John Wilsons 820 northeast Seventh street at 7 pm hosted by Miss Borna Baughman. Needle Craft club meets at 1 oclock with Mrs Harry McGrew 240 C street northeast for Juricheon and Christmas party. Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club at 2 15 with Mrs Ed Carmody.
Local clubs and church groups schedule meetings and events across Wednesday and Thursday. Activities include Salvation Army hall gathering, Women of Moose, Rotary luncheon, Unity lodge, Elks and Eagles meetings, Christmas parties, study circles, church choir practices, American Legion activities, Moose auxiliary, M E Foreign Mission tea, and Reformed church classes with expected attendee reminders.
The column presents a double dummy bridge problem from E. V. Shepard. South plays 4 Spades doubled by West and must navigate ruffs and trump play to make the contract. The article discusses the correct lines and the possibility the hand mirrors Sidney Lena’s famed problem, crediting Mr. Lena for similar hands.
Miss Maxine Myers of Dugger left last week for Chicago to visit her cousins Miss Flo Schofield and Doris Crosby. Mrs Tom Yung, Mrs Merit Abram and Mrs Jake Yung of Dugger were recent visitors in Sullivan.
Leroy Drake Jr aged 19 pleads guilty in Los Angeles to the murders by poison of his aunt and uncle. The Sunday school youth faces trial in the case as details emerge from the courtroom.
Dr and Mrs M J Wilson and their son George visited Spencer Sunday. Mr Dean, brother of Mrs Wilson, had pneumonia and was confined at home but was reported recovering yesterday.
Members are informed the meeting has a new location and time now set for 7 15 p m.
Friday events include Columbian Charter No 140 O E S meeting at 7 30 p m Quapaw Tribe No 11438 I mproved Order of Red Men at 7 p m M E choir practice at the church 7 p m Yaquina club holds Christmas party all day with Mrs John Shaw West Linton Glenburn Mothers club gathers for Christmas at the community house
Members of the M. E. Ladies' Aid society and guests enjoyed a church party with decorations and a lighted tree. Gifts for baskets were placed around the tree as Lillian Powell led devotions and the Christmas story was read. A program followed with duets, readings, and solos, then a long festive table with refreshments. Guests included Wendell Stover, Ted Smith, Charles Wolford, Dora Hixon, Ralph Mitten, John Boen, Andrew Prichard, Don Smith and John Tonner.
Announcement of Miss Mary Dennis daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Dennis marrying Wallace F Alkire son of Mr. and Mrs William Alkire. They wed July 14 1938 in Marshall Illinois at 6 pm with Rev L Z Smith officiating. Attendants were Ruth Haffely and Clarence Hensley. The couple plan to reside with Alkire working at the Gaham Paige factory in Wayne Michigan while Mrs Alkire intends to join him soon.
Miss Anita Whitney a longtime San Francisco labor organizer was convicted of perjury for falsely swearing she solicited signatures to place the Communist party on the ballot. She faced a $600 fine or 300 days in jail, chose jail but was freed when a nephew paid the fine. Whitney is related to a former U.S. senator and a former Supreme Court justice.
Mrs. Mary Beck remains very low after a relapse last Friday. Delia Wiggs has been on the sick list this week. Glis Imrie, son of Mr and Mrs Alex Imrie stationed in a CCC camp at LaGootie, spent the weekend at home. Marie Mitchell and children Jerry and Joyce visited her parents Mr and Mrs Allen McCain of Midland. Harry Peteson and Geo Plew visited Roger Peterson near Owensburg Sunday. Mrs. Wm Overman and daughter called on Mrs Geo Luxton and daughter Monday afternoon.
Golf champion Lawson Little Jr arrives in San Francisco with fiancée Dorothy Hurd of Chicago. He confirms plans to marry in February and discusses his hometown while reporters quiz him about the wedding and recent golf fame.
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