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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
4
Local society items note upcoming gatherings and events in town. Readers are invited to share announcements with the Society Editor Ann Toney at the listed phone number for inclusion.
Multiple groups set 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. meetings across venues including Masonic temple Eagles Lodge Elks Unity Lodge Rotary-Kiwanis Klusmeier's and others with choirs, guilds, and picnics. note noon luncheons and potluck details for several organizations.
Freeman Greene county hospital board meets at the hospital at 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 00 p m Columbian Chapter No 140 Order Eastern Star at Masonic hall at 7 30 p m Women of Mise Chapter 19 meet at Moosehoe at 8 00 p m
Worthington Brownies and Girl Scouts Journeyed to the Terre Haute fair led by Mrs. Bernard Hamilton and Mrs. Virgil Rogers Jr. with assistants Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Fulom and Mrs. Ed Nagle. Brownies Ricky Rogers through Barbara Rogers and Girl Scouts Jackie Calvert through Sue Franklin rode the Wallis Rogers school bus.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora D. Clayton of Linton observe their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday June 9. They married June 12 1907 in Linton by Rev. George Henninger. The retired teacher and contractor and four children plus grandchildren and great grandchildren plan to attend an open house at 589 First Street Northwest from 2 to 5 PM.
Members of Worthington Rebekah lodge joined a district meeting at Lyons high school gym. Worthington officers led the ceremony with Warden Susie Summers organist Alma Mullenbach and finance chair Lenora Price. Thirteen members participated in the candlelight ceremony presenting the Bible.
Worthington Delta Theta Tau alumnae association organized at the home of Mrs. Martha Corbin. Officers elected include Mrs. Harry E. Smith president, Mrs. O V Large vice president, Mrs. Warren Hines secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Ben Hickam historian, and Mrs. Corbin telephone chairman. The group received its charter recently.
Mrs Della Shelton hosted the Pleasantville Methodist WSCS gathering with co hostess Mrs Edith Ann Bicknell. A devotional period and business session concluded with social time and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Lola Bedwell s home with Mrs Ina Garrison as co hostess.
Dugger Cub Scouts discussed a special project at the shelter house meeting Tuesday evening. The group aims to raise funds for the building fund. Scoutmaster Robert Sweeney led the session. Bobcat pins were awarded to Mike Luxton and Douglas Ranard and a wolf patch to Jimmy Chesterfield. Den Four, led by Mrs. Wanda Ran ard and Mrs. Agnes Corbin, served refreshments. The next Pack meeting is scheduled for June 25 with Den Six to serve.
The report states nearly three quarters of the world's passenger cars are in the United States, highlighting the country’s dominant role in global vehicle ownership and markets.
Douglas Mayfield returns to Terre Haute after visiting his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bennett. Mrs Albert Foresi of Indianapolis underwent surgery at Methodist hospital Indianapolis and is convalescing at home. Her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bennett return home after visiting there. Richard Rea and children Donna and David of Russiaville visited Rev and Mrs Royden Rea. Mr and Mrs Hiram Baird and daughter Kay of Bloomington, Mr and Mrs Harry Young and daughter Sherri Dee, Mr and Mrs Ernest Emery of Bloomfield attended commencement with Frank Baxley and daughters. Raymond Snider of Albuquerque New Mexico and Miss Irene Flynn of Odon visited Mrs Nellie Flynn Sunday. Norman and Ronnie Stone visited Evansville zoo yesterday. May Fainot of Linton visited sister Mrs Rex Spear near New Albany last week.
The passage from Colossians 3 14 emphasizes love as the binding force of harmony in Christian witness. It asserts courage born of love strengthens foundations, clears petty grievances, and unites believers to know and share God's love in Jesus Christ.
The term Monday derives from an Anglo Saxon word meaning the day of the moon reflecting the lunar association in early weekday naming.
Mr and Mrs Denver Hadley of Linton announce the engagement of their daughter Sheila Jean to Dick Jerrels son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jerrels Jr also of Linton.
The bride to be, a Linton-Stockton high school graduate class of 1957, will enter Central Business College in Indianapolis in July. The groom is a Linton-Stockton graduate who studied jewelry and watchmaking at Bradley University in Bradley Illinois and works with his father in the family business. No wedding date has been set.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York destroys about 190 million dollar bills annually. The practice aims to retire worn or misprinted currency while maintaining cash supply integrity.
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