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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
3
Rev and Mrs Harold Scott entertained the Truth Seekers Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church with a Christmas party at their home. Mrs Margaret Boston led the group in Christmas carols followed by the program.
The Switz City Methodist Church held a Christmas party in the church basement hosted by Miss Sandra Mills and Mrs. Helena Michael. Children and guests exchanged gifts, enjoyed treats from Santa, and sang Silent Night before a prayer by Burt Christy. The event honored the 46th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Yagle, with a social hour and refreshments.
Bob Hope will be master of ceremonies for the 14th Stone Award presented by the Screen Producers Guild on March 6. The event recognizes outstanding achievement in film and television producing with Hope selected as host for the gala.
New culinary publications of interest to women include A Matter of Taste by Sylvia W. Humphrey Macmillan. The U.S. Government Cook Book and United States Government Diet Book Pocket Book offer practical guidance for shopping and meal planning. Freeze With Ease covers imaginative freezer recipes and make ahead menus. The Bontempi Cookbook by Fedora Bontempi presents Italian dishes with unique pies. The Art of Mexican Cooking by Jan Aaron and Georigne Sachs Salem adds varied recipes though notes that plantains differ from common cooking bananas.
Hints urge saving egg cartons now to store tiny lights and Christmas tree ornaments. Cartons are praised as sturdy and reusable when original boxes are worn or discarded.
Readers share practical home hacks. Leela MacDouga explains using a fork to rub a pan with a potato to avoid burns while frying griddle cakes. Peggy Stark notes reusable rag diapers for travel. Mrs. N. D. Shapiro and Virginia Witterman offer plate covers and iron on patches to extend pajama durability.
AMARILLO Tex Pic Teen-agers good at arithmetic, suited for bookkeepers says farm management specialist Murphey. The Psilota Xi social met at St Peter's Hall with readings, carols, and Christmas centerpieces. Prizes were awarded to numerous members and guests.
Mrs Eric Paulson hosted a dessert Christmas party for Elite club members on Wednesday afternoon with decorations, a lighted tree, and Christmas carols. Mrs Hazel Kelso was reported in hospital. Mrs Ted Smith read a Georgia Christmas tale from Christine Sibley’s Christmas in Georgia, recounting a Revolutionary era story of a wounded soldier who proves loyal American. Plans for a community Christmas party were announced and a gift exchange followed. The next meeting, January 12 at Mrs Hallie Roof’s home, will include officer elections.
The Sandborn chapter Order of the Eastern Star held its December meeting with Worthy Matron Mrs. Lester Rowe presiding. After the session, guests enjoyed Christmas themed refreshments, a gift exchange, and vocal tunes by Ken Waggoner with Mrs. Manley Waggoner.
Janet Cabel, art teacher at L and M, is lauded for holiday window decorations. A Lyons youngster calls her almost Santa Claus for brightening the school year with posters and community help. Donald L. Orman departs for Spain with the Air Force after a 30 day leave with his wife and children.
Airman Lechien visits Indiana relatives after a 40 day leave before heading to Alaska for a new assignment. His father Adolph Lechien of Linton and paternal grandmother Virginia Shoptow are mentioned. Dec 12 19 spent in Linton with Miss Jeannetta Lechien’s family noted.
The M Y F of the Sandborn Methodist Church met Sunday evening in the church social rooms. They discussed the Christmas Party and practiced carol singing. Bobby Rompf and Vaughn Huey served refreshments to members. Attendees included John Gregg Dennis Hancock Kim Inman Warren Shake Bobby Inman Rita Hancock Karen Terrell Cindy Heath Dale Hancock Julia Hancock Anita Stremming Kay Shake Beth Shake Carol Cullison Barbara Rev. John Thompson.
Worthington and Linton host multiple fraternal, service, and church gatherings. Tonight schedule includes Worthington Chapter No 349 CES at 7 30 p.m. and several lodges and auxiliaries at various Masonic halls. Monday adds SPEBSQSA Weebash Valley, Kiwanis, Moose, Eagles, Elks, Rotary and numerous church choirs and youth groups with times from 6 30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Continuous note of Legion and lodge meetings across the week.
Quick recipe using turkey leftovers with white and dark meat on rye. Spread mayonnaise, add canned apples or applesauce, top with raw bacon strips and broil until crisp and heated through. Garnish with ripe olives.
Mr and Mrs Bill Michaels and children Pamela and Lloyd are spending the holidays in Florida. They will travel through Georgia to visit friends and will meet Bill’s sister Mrs Eva Mitchell of Champaign Illinois there for a visit.
Mike Engle, seven year old son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Engle, writes a Christmas song expressing holiday spirit. The節 song includes lines about Holy night and Jesus birth.
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