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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1963
Page
4
Hints from He/oSe features reader tips on brass cleaning with sudsy ammonia tested by a magnet, DIY clothing fixes like bibs from scraps, tie back curtain accuracy using window slats, cleaning sneakers with a stiff brush, making pajama pants from shirt scraps, and lining lunch boxes with plastic papers.
The Women's Bowling Association of the Linton Bowling Lanes held its annual Christmas dinner at the Moose home on Wednesday. Wanda Deans offered prayer. Loris Inman chaired introductions. a talent show entertained attendees. Peggy Neff won a door prize and a gift exchange was conducted.
Monday admissions include Mrs Earl Swaby and Miss Hazel Carpenter of Linton plus William D Strietelmeier of Linton. Dismissals include Mrs Caroldon Abbott and baby of Lyons and Mrs Earl Swaby of Linton transferred to Union hospital at Terre Haute. Also listed are Mrs Harry Christley Crane Mrs Ira Green Elnora Mrs John Glidden and baby Loisberry Mary Weitkamp Crane. Staff thanks Mrs Claude Heim of Marco for cookies.
Jacqueline Kennedy plans a private Christmas at the Kennedy parents home with children Caroline and John Jr. A Mass will be held for the late President's heirs and dinner will be served at the elder Kennedy residence near Palm Beach. She has kept to seclusion since arriving and briefly ventured out for a Worth Avenue shopping trip.
The Women's Society of Christian Service and Friendship class at Switz City Methodist Church held a joint meeting with hostesses Mrs. Alice King Mrs. Isabel Lawson and Mrs. Myrtle King. A covered dish dinner followed with carols and prayers. Special guests Reverend Robert Chafee and Mrs. Helen Chafee attended.
Members of the Fortnightly club enjoyed a Christmas luncheon at the home of Mrs. Lottie Freund with Mrs. Freewood as co host. The meeting opened with carols and a reading by Mrs. Earl Bohley. A gift exchange followed among listed members.
Mrs Earl Sway Sr of Linton Itc suffered a left shoulder injury in a fall at her home Monday morning. She was taken to Freeman Greene County Hospital and later transferred to Union Hospital at Terre Haute where she underwent surgery today.
The Woman's Social and Benevolent club of Lyons met at Mrs. Arriola Foster's home for a Christmas program. Readings from Luke 2 1 21 and the hymn Joy to the World opened the program. Officers announced a favorable contest result and the nominating committee. Members planned outreach to shut ins with fruit baskets and noted a $5 membership in the Community Betterment club of Lyons. The next meeting is set for January 9 at Mrs. Harry Bedwell's.
A special New Year’s Eve service will be held at the First Pentecostal Church in Sullivan. The 8 p.m. service will continue past midnight into 1964, with Rev. Wills Ross inviting all churches to join in this final service of 1963.
Joseph E Levine presents Yesterday Today and Tomorrow directed by Vittorio De Sica. Saphia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni co star in three episodes offering a fresh wrinkle for films.
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