Truth Seekers Class Elects Officers at Saron Reformed
The Truth Seekers class of the Saron Reformed Sunday school met at Mrs. Henry Kramer Sr home for the quarterly session. Twelve members and four guests attended as Henry Strietelmeier Jr was elected teacher and president, with officers Stewart Bovenschen Lenz Heitman Strietelmeier and committees named. A biblical contest awarded prizes to Mrs Bredeweg and Mrs Strietelmeier. A grab bag and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saron Reformed Sunday School
Henry Kramer
Henry Strietelmeier, Jr
Herbert Stewart
Willian Bovenschen
Lenz Heitman
Louis Strietelmeier
Wanetta Club Entertained at Miss Newkirk Home
The Wanetta club gathered yesterday afternoon at Miss Coy Newkirk’s home with all members present. Officers were elected for the new year and plans made for a bazaar next Saturday. Three members will celebrate wedding anniversaries at the next Red Men’s hall meeting: Mrs Andrew Stewart Mrs Tom Cody and Mrs Ed Hall. Members urged to bring well filled baskets. Contest prizes went to Mrs Allie Myers and Mrs Andrew Stewart. Guests included Mrs Sallie Vaughn Mrs Herschel Cunningham and Miss Pet Newkirk Glady Vaughn. A buffet luncheon was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanetta
Coy Newkirk
Red Men’s Hall
Andrew Stewart
Tom Cody
Ed Hall
Allie Myers
Sallie Vaughn
Herschel Cunningham
Pet Newkirk
Glady Vaughn
Hiawatha Club Members Host New Year Dinner
Hiawatha club members and their husbands and families gathered at Red Men hall for a New Year’s Day dinner. Attendees included Clarence Thomas and family, Noble Thomas and family, Will Kinney and family, Mary Ann Morgan and daughter, J. C. Wert and family, Will Tubby and children, Mike Hussey and family, Henry Maddox and family, William May and children, Ida Adkins, Nellie Houldson and children, and Ed Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Club
Red Men’s Hall
Clarence Thomas
Noble Thomas
Will Kinney
Mary Ann Morgan
J. C. Wert
Will Tubby
Mike Hussey
Henry Maddox
William May
Ida Adkins
Nellie Houldson
Ed Hubbard
M. E. Men’s Class Elects Officers For New Year
The M. E church men’s bible class met at B. I. Cooper’s home to elect officers for the coming year. Otis Cooprider was chosen president Carl Lewis vice president Earl Bohley secretary B F Cooper assistant secretary J P Colvin treasurer and A M Beasley teacher. An entertaining program followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E Church
B. I. Cooper
Otis Cooprider
Carl Lewis
Earl Bohley
B. IF. Cooper
J. P. Colvin
A. M. Beasley
Muchacha Club Elects Officers at Home Meeting
Miss Mary Edith Klink hosted a Muchacha club gathering last night. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs. Lillian Shepherd, Secretary-Treasurer Miss Hyla Jean Akre, and Press Agent Miss Hazel Bunch. Members danced to music and enjoyed refreshments. Genevieve Grass to host January 16 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edith Klink
Muchacha Club
Lillian Shepherd
Hyla Jean Akre
Hazel Bunch
Genevieve Grass
Spice and Kaiser Tie the Knot in Paris Ceremony
Jack Spice a local radio and electrical expert marries Mrs. Gwendolyn Kaiser of A street northeast yesterday in Paris Illinois. The couple will reside in Linton and friends shower congratulations.
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Jack Spice
Gwendolyn Kaiser
Paris
Linton
Walker Registered at Tampa Bureau in December
Word from the Tampa tourist information bureau reports L. I. Walker of the city as a registrant at the bureau on December 29.
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Tourist Information Bureau of
Tampa, Fla
L. I. Walker
No Three-Cent Supper Cancelled by Weather
Owing to weather, the Ladies' Aid of the U B church will not hold the 8 cent supper at the church this Saturday December 3.
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U. B
Face the Gang Emerson Quotation at Sea Duty
A fragmentary quotation from Ralph Waldo Emerson warns that fate tests courage in danger whether at sea or in daily life. The lines urge facing threat without yielding to treachery or fear, tying destiny to responsible action.
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Emerson
Dream Night Turns to Night Terror on Madison Bank Run
A Chinatown worker Ah Chu hides a fifty thousand dollar payday after a tense bank outing on West Madison Street. A Detective Nick Haggerty tailed him, a shadowy chase ends with a harrowing pine woods nightmare and a return to daylight near Cornersville Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AI Chu
Ah Chu
Shu
West Madison Street
Gace
Isadore Cohen
Cohen
Ab Chu
Parker
Cornersville
Cornersyville Rh
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RADIO
You and
Linton Trust Company
Sherwood
N. E
Wm. Coleman & Sons
TRUTH
Entertained Club
Miss Coy Newkirk
Netta
M. E
Spice—Kaiser
Florida
Hupmobile
T.a.ham Agt
North Main Street
Radiolite
Roy Roeder
Confucius
Moonrise
Western Newspaper Union
Anna Robeson
Burr
Western News Or
Union
Nick Haggerty
Nick
Haggerty
Bobolink
Phoenix
Avy Fibre
Women’s Union
Vers
AIST
Goodrich
Womeen
J. W. Wolford & Sons
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