Society News Note at Daily Citizen Office Deadline
Society items to be at the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m to appear in that days issue Mrs Ann Toney
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1954
Page
3
Society items to be at the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m to appear in that days issue Mrs Ann Toney
Delta Alpha class of First Christian church hosts a dish dinner at 7 00 p m at the church. Kiwanis club gathers 6 30 p m at Glen Burn Community House. Quapaw Council No 80 Poca hontas meets 7 30 p m at Red Men’s hall. American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Home 7 30 p m. Carpenters Local 487 meets 7 00 p m at K of P hall. Violet Rebekah Lodge 312 meets 7 30 p m at the hall. Delta Theta Tau at public library 7 15 p m. Moose 1434 at Moose home 7 30 p m. Wednesday Tri Kappa at public library 7 30 p m. Eagles Lodge and Elks Lodge homes 7 30 p m. Unity Lodge 637 LO OF Rotary lunch at Ziegler’s noon. Craft club of Linton Masonic lodge at Temple 7 30 p m. All Master Masons invited with refreshments.
Thursday activities include First Christian church pitch in luncheon at 1 00 p m with Miss Bess Barry and installation of officers Stated meeting of Linton Lodge 560 F and AM at 7 30 p m Eagles Auxiliary at 7 00 p m Hiawatha club at Red Men hall all day Christian church choir at 7 00 p m Greene County Coon Hunters at Lee Sherrard park 7 30 p m American Legion 7 30 p m Methodist church choir at 7 00 p m Past Matrons O E S with Mrs W F Stover Columbian Chapter 140 OES at Masonic Hall Freeman Greene County Hospital Board at 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe 143 I O R M at 7 00 p m Women of Moose Chapter 19 Moose home 8 00 a called Switz City Lodge 676 F and AM 7 30 p m Master Mason degree work.
Mrs Walter Sutphin hosted the Lyons Women’s Christian Temperance Union for their May meeting. Mrs Elmer Benham led devotion with hymn This Is My Father’s World scripture and prayer. The group discussed the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance from The American Way and performed The Sower with Opal Hugunin and Josie McLaughlin.
Mrs Loretta Hawkins hosted the A B C club at her home. Mrs Doris Holtsclaw and Mrs June Bradfield led a lesson on Home Freezing Part II with a quick meals demonstration. Members named favorite colors during roll call and several business matters were discussed. Hostess served refreshments to a long list of members.
A record crowd attended the Seventh District Order of Eastern Stars spring meeting at the Masonic Temple in Linton. Mrs. Juanita Wright of Farmersburg led the program, introducing Past Grand Matrons Bliss Fox and Berniece Hudson, Grand Esther Laura Bachelor, and District Deputy Fern Hasler of Newberry. Matron Mrs. Frank Browning of Columbian chapter oversaw the opening as chapters presented a two-part program over afternoon and evening with dinner served.
A photo by Ivan Dmitri captures Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hatton and daughter Carolyn as a bear in Smoky Mountains lunges toward Carolyn. The bite caused only a minor bruise and the family, seen watching from August, will have the image featured in this week’s issue of Our Most Popular National Park.
Research notes that eyelid blinking is an instantaneous automatic action with each blink taking about 1/20th of a second, highlighting the speed of the human reflex.
Therian Mhasté promotes Pattern 9332 for Misses sizes 12 through 20 with a halter top, wrap skirt, and belt band. One main pattern part forms the halter and a single seam makes the skirt. a complete Sew Chart guides steps. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern to Marian Martin, Pattern Dept. 384, Linton Citizen, New York.
An advertisement invites readers to order the 1954 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog featuring embroidery crochet sewing and color transfer designs. Readers are asked to send 25 cents per pattern plus 20 cents for a copy and to mail NAME ADDRESS ZONE AND PATTERN NUMBER to Linton Daily Citizen New York address.
Local residents report a flurry of weekend visits and reunions. Mrs. Ethel Love and Mrs. Hazel Pike traveled, while multiple families hosted guests from Illinois Michigan and Indiana for Memorial weekend gatherings. Families including the Lashs Masters Haffleys Hightowers and Hasemans welcomed relatives and friends from Bloomington Detroit Muncie and Columbia Missouri.
A Hamilton Drug Store advertises Blue Lustre as a major advancement in carpet cleaning. The product uses a foam applicator and vacuuming process described as easy as playing shuffleboard, claiming dramatic cleaning results and early store adoption.
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