Social calendar for local groups and meetings
Choir practice at First Christian church 7 p m. Linton Lodge 560 F and A M 7 30 p m. American Legion Post at home 7 30 p m. Fagles Ladies Auxiliary and Women's Christian Fellowship at Central Christian 9 am June breakfast. Women's Guild of Saron Evangelical and Reformed at church 2 p m. Hosts Mrs Roy Plew and Mrs Ray Magruder with Mrs Lloyd Winters leader. Booster club 4-H in high school agricultural room 1 30 p m. Indianola club Red Men hall 11 a m all day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Linton Lodge
American Legion Post
Phme
Fagles Ladies Auxiliary
Women’s Christian Fellowship of Central Christian Church
Max Cravens
Women’s Guild of Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church
Community notices from Glenburn area meetings
Prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 p m Stated meeting Columbian Chapter No 140 0 E S at the ball at 7 30 p m Freeman Greene County Hospital Board meets at the hospital at 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe No 142 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meets at the home at 8 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenburn Mission
Freeman
Greene County Hospital Board
Quapaw Tribe No
Women of the Moose
Rainbow Girls Install Officers In Masonic Hall
The Order of Rainbow Girls will install officers this Saturday evening in the Masonic hall at o o'clock. Officers include Worthy advisor Carolyn Correll associate advisor Peggy Wright charity Chalma Cooper hope Darylene Greene faith Janice Cox drill leader Emily Lynn chaplin Shirley White love Martha Joan Dye religion Tillie Shearn nature Gloria Frye immortality Eleanor Witty fidelity Lina Baker patriotism Patrica Hunley service Beverly Yount confidential observer Sheryl Richardson outer observer Carolyn Craig musician Kay Lester and choir director Marilyn Hightower. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Correll
Peggy Wright
Charity Chalma Cooper
Hope
Darylene Greene
Faith
Janice Cox
Emily Lynn
Chaplin
Shirley White
Martha Joan Dye
Tillie Shearn
Gloria Frye
Eleanor Witty
Lina Baker
Patrica Hunley
Beverly Yount
Confidential Observer
Sheryl Richardson
Outer Observer
Carolyn Craig
Kay Lester
Marilyn Hightower
News Analyst urges international education for youth
Boston June 1 Philip H. Cummings told 2,500 delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs that 1950 requires an international education. He warned youth as an expendable resource in potential atomic war and urged one world outlook from early grades. Delegates endorsed Truman point four, urged tax cuts, backed Hoover plan, and asked UN to speed return of 28,000 Greek children abducted in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.P
Philip H. Cummings
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cummings
General Federation
Truman
United Nations
Loyal Women of Worthington Church Meet at Mrs Sloan Home
The Loyal Women’s class of Worthington Christian church gathered at Mrs. Herbert H. Sloan’s home for a business session and social hour. A display of old photographs jewelry clothing and needlework was shown. Refreshments were served to a group including Mes Corbin Hopper Hays Kittle Stewart Chipman Heath Palmer Graves Stotts Imhausen Robbins and family, Mrs Gilliland of Carlisle, and others from Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Sloan
Loyal Women's
Worthington Christian Church
James Charles Corbin
W. M. Hopper
Eva Hays
Dan Kittle
Lena Stewart
Clarence Chipman
Meeting of Linton Eagles Auxiliary Tonight
The Women's Auxiliary of the Linton Eagles lodge meets at 7 30 this evening at the lodge hall. An initiation will take place and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Eagles Lodge
Sullivan Couple Weds In Dugger Home Ceremony
Miss Betty Arlene Creager daughter of Sullivan rural route residents married Bobby Lee Frederick of Linton route two in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. D. H. Rosier. The couple will reside in Peoria Illinois after a reception at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Linton
Betty Arlene Creager
Dale Creager
Bobby Lee Frederick
D. H. Rosier
Dugger
Betty Gadberry
Ernest Gadberry
Gadberry
Ted
William Frederick
Donnie and
Perry
John Wright
Phyllis Lehman
Hetty Gadberry
Indianapolis
Marilyn Griffith
Kenneth Bohnert
Dugger High School
Frederick
Linton Stockton High School
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Peoria
Shamrock 4 H Club Girls Hold Meeting
Shamrock Girl 4 H club met yesterday at the home of adult leader Mrs Elsie Corbin in Jasonville. Baking members were checked and demonstrations given by Elizabeth Vaughn Pansy Yates and Mina Corbin. Wilma Taylor spoke Kay Pope read as refreshments of coolade candy bars and cupcakes were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Elsie Corbin
Jasonville
Elizabeth Vaughn
Pansy Yates
Mina Corbin
Wilma Taylor
Kay Pope
Norma Jo Barnes
Shirley Bradury
Helen Brown
Janet Clark
Julialene Cooksey
Ruby Ann Dudley
Eva Ann Hays
Billie Hibbard
Phyllis Keller
Ben Wilson
Susanna Wilson
Karen Wools
Janice Wools
Barbara Zuider
Mariene Brown
Arlene Gillespie
Mrs. Corbin
Barbara Vaughn
Carolyn Hawkins
Family Reunion Held Here Tuesday
The first family reunion in twenty years was held Tuesday as Mr. and Mrs. Jess McBride hosted a dinner at their home. Out of town guests included William H. Jackson of Indianapolis and several couples from Seymour, Jasonville, Bedford, and Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess McBride
William H. Jackson
Indianapolis
Andrew Jackson
Micheal Mansberger
Seymour
Charles Jackson
Paul Hallett
Jasonville
Hugh L. Burns
Bedford
Linton
Roy Kimberle
Roy McBride
William L. Jackson
Women of Moose conduct meeting in local hall
Mrs. Blanche Peoples presented the chapter night program. New co workers were formally initiated. Officers for the coming year were nominated. Senior regent Jennie Gilbert urged reports on publicity child care ritual hospital guild and membership for the next meeting. Moose convention dates June 21 to 25 in Indianapolis with lodging at Claypool and Hotel Lincoln. Plans include district meeting in Bloomington June 9. Social hour featured games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Peoples
Women of the Moose
Jennie Gillet
Indianapolis
Claypool Hotel
Lincoln
Loyal Order of Moose
Bloomington
Holiday Guests Visit Family in Indiana and Kentucky
Holiday guests of Mrs. Ona Myers included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ki Shelton and son from Paris and Al, Mr. and Mrs. Max Priest of Bloomington, HL, and Pfe. Don ald W. Myers stationed at Camp Campbell Ky. Ada Day, who finished a practical nursing course, leaves for extended visit starting in Indianapolis. Claude Swain and children Tommy and Claudia of Miami Fila returned home after visiting Mrs. Swain's aunt. Swains's mother Mrs. Ova Young stays for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Myers
Chas. Ki. Shelton
Paris
Max Priest
Bloomington
Pfe
Donald W. Myers
Camp Campbell
Ada Day
Indianapolis
Claude Swain
Tommy
Claudia
Miami
Fila
Community Sing at Church of God Sunday Afternoon
The Church of God hosts a community sing at two o'clock Sunday afternoon announced by Pastor Rev. Charles Standifer. Rev. Stanley Sipes serves as chairman of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Charles Standifer
Stanley Sipes
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Linton Daily Citizen
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Democratic Editorial Association
Indiana
Blkin C. Turner
Vance Sappenfield
Helen Grubbs
Ira Lunn
Hoyt Clark
Citizen Building
T Newa
National Representative Scheerer & CO
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Daily Citizen
Advertising Wecking Bureau
Ins
Madison Ave
Clarke
Jefferson Ave
Memphis
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Engle & Pirtle
Bert Farthing
O. D
Professional Optical Service
N. Main St
Linton, Ind
Elson
Jewelers
Sims
Monument Works
Sunshine Mine
Schwinn
Paul Gambill
North Main Street
Rainbow Girls
The
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
At & O
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Meurer & Williams
Shell Service
Lon Meurer
Dan Wiliams
Complete Line Sporting Goods
Linton Church OF Christ
N. W
E. L. Jorgenson
Louisville, Kentucky
Worthington
Harley-Davidson
Bill's Cycle Shop
Women of Moose Conduct Meeting
Penney
Pengo
America
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