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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
3
Readers share egg boiling tests showing cold water plunge yields tender whites and easy peeling. Hints cover mops with detachable heads air drying polish distribution and pocket shoe string repair with tape.
Raymond Due of Sandborn presided over a Tri County Garden and Health club gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. McKee in Vincennes. The group opened with prayer led by Arzo Blevens and discussed lessons with Due McKee and Mrs. Lucille Mc Griffen among others. Guests from Sandborn Liberty Bicknell Vincennes and local families attended.
Vicki Palmer of Phoenix is 18 and ranked No. 7 among the United States top 10 women tennis players. The young star stands out as the youngest in the elite group.
A Tuesday to Sunday list of church councils clubs and lodge meetings across Jasonville Dugger Linton Switz City and Bloomfield with times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. events include Methodist Anglican and Christian group gatherings Kiwanis Jaycees Elks Eagles and Red Men lodges and a Saturday Young Adult fellowship supper plus a Sunday Hardisty reunion with basket dinner.
More than two hundred 4 H girls mothers and leaders attended a festival at the Central school in Switz City on Monday. The event was led by Mrs Zetta Anderson and 21 junior leaders with Holland Milk Company and Home Demonstration clubs providing refreshments. Exhibits and demonstrations filled four booths including skits yeast-roll judging and foods demos with named participants and coordinators.
The Sandborn home demonstration club met in the Methodist church social rooms with hosts Mrs. Paul Norris and Mrs. W. P. Stoelting. Members recited the creed and prayed. Mrs. John Thompson led a devotional and read a poem. History of the song of the month was shared by Mrs. Ralph Apple as the group sang Down in the Valley. Health and Safety discussed Stair Safety with Mrs. Ray Straw. The club voted to send a flower to hospitalized member Mrs. Herbert Begeman and to send Mrs. William Cross to the Purdue conference. An old club scrapbook from 1946 was shown by Mrs. Ralph Apple. Further lessons included Exercise by Mrs. Straw and Mrs. Clarence Yagle. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to a list of members.
Retiring Rev Esra Kirkham was guest of honor at a recent church covered dish supper at Marco Methodist Church Mrs Mable Lucas led prayer and Lois Brown and Marvin Kayton sang two numbers John Brown presented a gift from the church Kirkhams and many members and friends attended including families from Linton Bruceville Indianapolis Bicknell and local towns with numerous relatives and guests listed.
The devotional entry features Pastor Dale T. Hembaugh of First Baptist Church reflecting on divine aid. It emphasizes reliance on the omnipotent Trinity for strength, urging the soul to press forward with renewed vigor through God's help.
The Zorah Shrine Motorcycle Patrol from Terre Haute plans to join the Fourth of July parade this year after appearing in Terre Haute last Saturday May 25. The group includes members from Linton and Sullivan with director Robert Hill leading riders who practice weekly to prevent mishaps and boost displays.
The text records a family visit by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Yount and children from Birmingham to attend Capt. and Mrs. Fred Yount’s reception. It mentions departures for Hawaii and Australia to join husbands with Peabody Coal, and a Girl Scout slumber party with attendees listed, noting sponsors attended in shifts.
Indiana State College announced 170 graduating high school seniors from 64 Hoosier counties as winners of renewable four year scholarships for the 1963 64 academic year. The selection followed review of about 1200 applicants led by Dr Wayne E Schumer chairman of the Indiana State scholarship committee. Greene county winners include Larry J Arnold Lila Burton Cheryl Caudell Diana L Clifford Loudon A Tucker and Robert Wakefield Janice Mitchell of Dugger Union High School was also named.
Mr and Mrs George Cullison of Linton announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Marie to Donald C Dwyer son of Mrs Thelma Parrish of Spencer. The couple plans a July wedding.
Members of the Busy Folks class of Sandborn Christian church enjoyed a covered dish supper in connection with a church meeting Wednesday evening. Mrs. James Skeel presided while Mrs. Doris Cain led the program reading an article Thought for Better Living. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Pitcher and others plus hosts Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Miss Natividad G. Barranda of the Philippine Islands, a law student at Indiana University, will speak at the Bloomfield Business and Professional Women's Club interclub meeting. The event is at the Cardinal Inn dining room at 6 30 p m on Wednesday evening June 12. Mrs Thelma Vaughn, president of the Linton BPW club, asks members to reserve by June 7 for 1 25.
Pancho Gonzalez the former top pro will return from retirement to compete in the U S professional grass court championship at Forest Hills from June 27 to 30. Other entrants include Ken Rosewall Lew Hoad Rod Laver Pancho Segura Alex Olmedo Earl Buchholz and Tony Trabert.
The U S Public Health Service notes a relatively high mortality rate of 946 per 100 000 in 1962 driven largely by early year influenza outbreaks There were notable increases in violent deaths including accidents personal crisis reports and homicides
A quick meatless lunch: halve hot dog buns, butter and toast. Layer with several spears of cooked asparagus, toasted side up. Top with heated cheddar cheese soup diluted with milk or water for a simple sauce.
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