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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

6

Children’s Day Program At First Baptist Church

The annual children’s day program will be presented Sunday at 7 30 p m with a prologue The World’s Children a pageant and various readings and recitations The cast features many named children and adults from the church with Wilma Haney Margaret June Winters and several others performing solos and numbers The program is directed by Juanice Lash Gaynell Workman Beulah Laffoon and Wilma Haney with Mrs Frank Hayes on piano.

First Baptist Church Margaret June Winters Marvin Taylor Charles Johnson Jesse Allen Letterman Wilma Haney Jessie Thrasher Esther Mallicent Maxine Hays Odena Burks Vera Haney Helen Burks Fredia Trinkle Elizabeth van Meter Liberty Aurelia Rodenbeck Uncle Sam Harold Johnson William Franklin Pirtle Roy Harbett Carl Bryan Mary Esper Armstrong Audrey Sharpe Jobin Struckmeyer Bernice Corbin Helen Burris Stanley Burris Wilbur Corbin Elizabeth van- Meter Mary Elaine Sipes Light Captive Maurice Paul Hayes Lelia Fern Haney Carolyn Singer Mildred Jeanette Corbin Stanley Burrs Mary Jane Wolford Delores Thrasher Mary Elain Sipes Esther Malicoat Helen Burrs Maxine Hayes Dorothy Trinkle Fern Corbin Lela Fern Haney Faye McKee Roxanna Lash Elizabeth VanMeter Lorraine Adams Elsie May Bechtel Jessie Allen Letterman Willis Bobbot Leonard Bowles Willis Bobbit Juanice Lash Gaynell Workman Beulah Laffoon Frank Hayes

Fancywork Circle Social Meeting and June Picnic Plans

The Fancywork Circle held a social meeting at Mrs. H. C. McKee's home with an afternoon of games and refreshments. They announced their annual June picnic, set for Sunday, June 26, at Deming Park in Terre Haute, with attendees including Mrs. Beasley, Mrs. Cooper, and other members.

Sacco Yi Tee Hoba H. C. McKee Deming Park Terre Haute Mesdames Joe E. Beasley B. F. Cooper Ernest Crecelius John Fritz Edward Fisher Lee Hixon Lucian Hixon Clem Humphreys Ben Humphreys William Johnson E. R. Mott Charles, Poe Pearl Poole Claude Sipes Fred Turpin Harry Wilson Joel White Clearwater, Fla Club

Personal Notes From Cass and Surrounding Areas

Miss Maxine Bedwell spends a few days with relatives in Cass. Mr and Mrs Fred Dorraugh and Mrs Ritter returned home after six weeks visiting friends and relatives in Tennessee. Mrs Harry Miller and two daughters head to Effingham and Joliet for a relatives visit. Mr and Mrs Robert Franklin of Chicago, guests of Mr and Mrs Elkin Turner, leave for French Lick for a week. Mr and Mrs George White depart for Somerville after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Cliff Davis.

Maxine Bedwell Cass Fred Dorraugh Ritter Tennessee Harry Miller Effingham Jolkewood Robert Franklin Chicago Elkin Turner French Lick George White Somerville Cliff Davis

Captain Kidd Treasure Hunt At Linton Public Library

Margaret Cooper invites boys and girls to meet Captain Kidd crew at the Linton Public Library Friday at 9 o'clock for a treasure hunt. Those attending may join the crew selection for the ship's crew. a second meeting is planned for absentees.

Kid Linton Public Library Linton Margaret Cooper

Charles Fritts Improving after Rockwood Beating

Charles Fritts, badly beaten by three youths at Rockwood Tennessee about two weeks ago, is reported improving. He remains a patient at Rockwood hospital and will likely stay for at least two more weeks.

Charles Fritts Rockwood Tenn

Rally and Banquet for Greene County Churches

A rally and banquet of the Christian churches of Greene county will be held next Monday evening June 6 at 7 o clock at the first Christian church of this city. Following the banquet a questionnaire will be conducted by J W Marshall and an address will be made by Fider Carpenter of Washington. Music will be furnished by the Linton choir and orchestra. J A Brown of Lyons is chairman of the meeting.

Christian Churches Greene County First Christian Church J. W. Marshall Fider Carpenter Washington Linton J. A. Brown Lyons

Wanetta Club Meeting Planned This Friday

The Wanetta Club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Andy Stewart as hostess in a social gathering.

Wanetta Club Andy Stewart

Social Calendar Notes From Local Clubs

Mrs. Raymond Ecker hosts Chatter and Stitch Club and Mr. Mellick Club meets with Mrs. Fred Turpin. G. R. 7. Club gathers at Mrs. Fred Miller’s home. Fidelity Circle entertained by Mrs. Charles Poe. Mrs. Nola Thompson hosts J. T. M. club. Welcome reception at First Park church for Rev. W. T. Mulling. Wanetta Club to meet with Mrs. Andy Stewart.

Raymond Ecker Chatter and Stitch Mr. Mellick Fred Turpin Fred Miller Fidelity Circle Charles Poe Nola Thompson J. T. M. Club First Park W. T. Mulling Wanetta Club Will Andy Stewart

Miss Genevieve Rousch Graduates From Training School

Miss Genevieve Rousch daughter of Mr and Mrs Bris Rousch of H street northeast will graduate on Friday June 10 from Madame Blaker s teacher training school in Indianapolis She is a 1928 graduate of the local high school

Genevieve Rousch Bris Rousch H” Street Northeast Madame Blaker Indianapolis Miss Rousch

Williams to Move to Indianapolis from Linton

John Williams, a well known owner of the Indiana-Ohio stripping planta, will move with his family to Indianapolis tomorrow. He expects to spend half his time there and will not be estranged from Linton.

John Williams Planta Indianapolis Williams Linton

Baptist Choir Practice Tonight At 7 30

The Batist church choir will practice at 7 30 this evening and a letter from director Mrs O W Bogard, visiting in Texas, will be read to the group.

Batist O. W. Bogard Texas

Legion Auxiliary to Convene Regular Meeting Tonight

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular session at 7 30 tonight at the Public Library.

American Legion Auxiliary

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