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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
3
Society items from clubs lodges parties and church groups are welcome at the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m to guarantee publication in that day s issue notes to Mrs Ann Toney at
Social calendar lists multiple club meetings at various venues and times including H-12, W.S.C.S., Masons, Eagles, Columbian chapter, Red Men, Moose, Shrine, Fortnightly club with co hosts, plus a note that Neptune’s influence helped its discovery and Baikal Lake's depth exceeds 5 400 feet.
The Friday Sunset Wranglers gather at the Conservation Club House at 7 30 p m for a community meeting.
Delta Theta Tau sorority held a Christmas meeting at Mrs. Delmar Hasler’s home on Tuesday evening. Members enjoyed a turkey and ham buffet, decorated rooms, and candlelit tables. Mrs. Rosina Wallem was named delegate to the Province Convention in Muncie on February 7, with Mrs. Paul Duhne as alternate.
Mrs Floris Richardson received the prize for the most original card display. Guests included Mrs James M Fiscus and two patroneses, Mrs Arthur Elson and Mrs Claude Maxwell. Mesdames Rosina Wallem, Dane Fisk, William McCulloch, Robert Hoffman, George Pearcy and Paul Duhne acted as co hosts.
Mrs. Bohley entertained the Linton Elite club for its annual Christmas luncheon with a three course meal and festive décor. A short program featured Christmas Around the World, carols, contests, and a gift exchange. Proceeds from blind-made articles supported charitable items.
The Newberry Progressive Club met at Mrs. Clarence Keller’s home with theme Our Strategy of Freedom. Devotions by Mrs. Curtis Martin featured, and talks on The Story of Prayer Vigil in the United Nations and The Things That Belong to Peace were presented.
The Macrage of Martha Joan Turner and Bill Russell occurred Saturday night at 8 in the Ellettsville Baptist church with Rev. Harold Dinter officiating. The bride wore blush pink satin and carnations adorned the altar while a reception followed at the Turner home. The couple will reside at a newly furnished house on Tenth street in Linton after a short wedding trip.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Mt Moriah church held a Thursday afternoon program. Merle Knochs narrated a Christmas Bible story while Faye Cox discussed Christmas ideals. Members sang carols and planned fruit box deliveries to shut ins and approved a $10 gift to Rest Haven.
Mrs Iris Bedwell hosted the Novelty club at her home Tuesday evening with Mrs Lucy Terrell as co host. Prizes went to Mrs Terrell and Mrs Ernie Ferry. Santa Claus distributed gifts and secret pal presents accompanied barbecue sandwiches chips coffee and sundaes for the gathered ladies and a few gentlemen.
Pupils from Northeast Ward school present their annual Christmas program at 1 00 Monday afternoon in the Fifth grade room. The program features a toy shop play by first grade a nativity scene by second and third grades a devotional of songs and poems by fourth grade and a Christmas story in song and story by fifth and sixth. The meeting also previews the regular PTA meeting for December.
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