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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1936

Page

5

Social calendar and club meetings listed

The Emanon club gathers at Mrs. Clarence Gillette’s home at 7 30 p m with a grab bag gift request. A Christmas party for Primary children runs 6 30 to 8 30 at First Christian church basement. Delta Theta Tau meets at 7 p m in the library for a business session. Greene County Post No 1162 Veterans, Foreign Wars meets at 7 30 p m on E Vin­cennis street. Quapaw Council No 80 of Potawatomi Gontas meets at Red Men hall at 7 p m.

First Christian Church Delta Theta Tau Greene E. Vincennis Street Quapaw Council No Red Men Hall

Church and club notices reshape Wednesday schedule

The Baptist Ladies Aid cancels meetings this week while Tri Kappas meet at Mrs Floyd McCullough home at 8 p m for a Christmas party Gift exchange and grab bag planned Glenburn Aid Society holds regular session Christian Ladies Aid gathers all day Royal Neighbors convenes at the hall Rotary Luncheon at First Christian church Unity Lodge 6871 0 C F hosts at 7 30 p m Elks lodge doors open at 8 p m Eagles Lodge meets at 7 p m Mrs Floyd Tinchers Sunday school class of the Church of Christ holds annual Christmas party at Miss Evelyn Smith home at 7 p m Bring sandwiches and gifts for grab bag

Tri Kappas Floyd McCullough Floyd Tincher Church of Christ Evelynmith

Sat bird event reads at hall at eight p m

Saturday Eagle E Encampment 1 0 C F reports gathering at the hall at 8 p m with members expected for an obfuscated event.

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Jasonville Christmas Party Held by Research Club

Mrs Lloyd Drake and Mrs Thom s Gardner hosted the Wednesday Research Club Christmas party at Mrs Krakerth Midland’s home. Carols were sung by Mary Doyle and Mary Nell Wal aven, a two course vineg followed, and Miss Mar arvets A Vasnidge led a swift exchange. Contest prizes went to Mrs Bushman and Mrs Floyd Gardner. Attendees included Mesdames Kiwan Ray Hanna Lorne Smith Artist Hastings Marion Busen vg Bert Kramer Forrest Har ne Rupert Fields Ben Sink Taylor Lea Warrick Georg Puckett and Floyd Gardner with Arlene Mitchell Margaret Jeskes. Regrets were received from several members.

Lloyd Drake Thoms Gardner Mun Jasonvlle Krakerth Mary i Doyle Mary Nell Walaven Hoafesses Mararvets Vasnidge Ith Mys Rupert Fields Awift Exchange Vizese Bushman Floyd Gardner Mesdames Kiwan Ray Hanna Lorne Smith Artist Hastings Marion Busenvg Bert Kramer Forrest Harne Ben Sink Covnex Taylor Lea Warrick Georg@. Puckett Fisseg Arlene Mitchell Margaret Jeskes Claudine Royer Pi Age Mary Paywell Id Messick

W A W Club Dinner Party Highlights Holiday Cheer

The W A W club hosted a blue and silver themed dinner at Mrs. H E Wilkie’s on First Street NW with hostesses Miss Bonna Baughman and Mrs. Wayne Maxwell. A large single table showcased blue candles and a miniature Christmas village, followed by bridge games and prizes for Esther Duhne Ellie Plew Gaynell Workman. The club donated to needy families and members included Ina Brewer Esther Duhne Gaynell Workman R R Miller Earl Skemp Joe Thompson Charles Fulkerson Arthur Tryon George Strauser Maurice Dye Ellis Plew plus guests Clyde Copeland and family.

W. A. W. Club H. E. Wilkie First Street Northwest Bonna Baugh Wayne Maxwell Esther Duhne Ellie Plew Gaynell Workman Ina Brewer Mesdames R. R. Miller Earl Skemp Joe Thompson Charles Fulkerson Arthur Tryon George Strauser Maurice Dye Ellis Plew Bonna Baughman

Glenburn Mothers' Circle Christmas Party Highlights

The Glenburn Mothers Circle held a Christmas party Friday at the Nola Yoder Community house with readings, music, Santa Claus, and a grab bag. Members and two guests attended, and refreshments followed. The club plans a January 8 meeting at Mrs. John Shaw's home in West Linton for the eighteenth anniversary.

Glenburn Mothers’ Circle Nola Yoder Billy Hyslop Mary Elizabeth Smith Pete Meeks Frank Woodruff Mesdames Ervin Martin Harold Gabbard Fred Gabbard William Barnett Santa Claus M. E. ‘Haydock Pete Meek Ervin Martin Clovis Mazoyer Verna Meurer Sam Masters Emile Peltier Mack Perkins Paul Prudhone Fred Silvey Edwin Tendick Jack Watson George Whitcombe George White William McKee Cora Wilson Lottie Reimer Nie Eskew John Booker Agvain John Shaw West Linton

Indianola Club social ends with elections and bingo

The Indianola club met at Mrs. Ed Hall's home with one guest, Bobby Gene Johnson. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs. George Stafford, vice-president Mrs. Criss Myers, secretary Mrs. Adam Topping, treasurer Mrs. Ed Hall. A procurement basket for charity circulated. Prizes went to Mrs. Topping, Mrs. Lem Clark, and Mrs. Stafford. A luncheon followed. The group plans an all day meeting in four weeks hosted by Mrs. Criss Myers. Also noted are visits from Charles Smith of Indiana University and Mrs. Armand Bordenett of Chicago during Christmas holidays.

Indianola Club Ed Hall Bobby Gene Johnson George Stafford Criss Myers Adam Topping Id Hall Lem Clark Mesdames Lem Clark James Priest Adam Vonderschmitt

Mrs. Bert Seevers Hosts Yacquina Club Meeting

The Yacquina club met Friday at the home of Mrs. Bert Seevers with all members present. Holiday decorations brightened the venue as a brief business session led by the president preceded social time and several bingo games awarding prizes to Mrs. Emmett Elgan and Mrs. Fan.

Yacquina Club Bert Seevers Emmett Elgan Fan

Friendly Class Hostess Brings Christmas Cheer

The Friendly class of the First Christian church met at Mrs. J. B. Shields home with eight guests and nineteen members. The gathering included carols, a story on the Christmas tree origin, two contests, and a Santa Claus gift for each attendee.

First Christian Church J. B. Shields David Shields Jackie Strong Lois Griffith John Glen Santa Claus

Mrs Dan Shonk Hosts L A L Club Holiday Party

Members of the L A L club met Thursday at Mrs Dan Shonk home with twelve members and four guests present. Rex Hoffeditz opened with a Christmas poem and three hostess contests awarded to Fay Smith Rex Hoffeditz and Ruth Smith. Refreshments followed for guests and club members. The next meeting is December 23 at Mrs Rex Hoffeditz home with a Christmas program planned.

L. A. L. Club Dan Shonk Rex Hoffeditz Fay Smith Ruth Smith Frank Shilkett Roy Stough Rex Shonk Theeve

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