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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
6
Linton hosts the first community concert tonight at 7 46 featuring a 75 piece community orchestra and Men’s chorus directed by Rev W E Cissna and Mrs G E Hilburn on piano. Free admission with a silver offering for the underfunded Linton Concert band.
Little Miss Elsie May Bechtel spends the week with relatives in Vicksburg. Mrs. Helen Moody visits her sister Miss Lucille Bechtel and other relatives in Bloomington. Mrs. Gerald Arbell and children of Dugger visit her brother Jewell White and family. Miss Mary Esther Price goes to Dugger to visit sister Mrs. Raymond Tison. C. M. Barr attends a three day reunion of the Indianapolis School for Deaf. Mrs. FE. J. Dickerman and children head to St. Louis to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Perry Heatox. Miss Margaret K. Murphy and Miss Mary Edith Klink return from St. Mary-of-the-Woods, Terre Haute, for summer vacation.
The daily vacation Bible School will be held at First Baptist Church this summer starting Monday morning June 7 for four weeks. Provision is made to care for all attending children. Craft and needlework Bible storytelling and other instructive work will be provided. Instructors include Mrs Karl Corbin superintendent Mrs Ven Johnson Miss Mildred Harbett Mrs Baker Letterman Miss Mary Helen Winters Mrs W H Scholl Miss Juanice Lash Miss Sara Neil McIntosh and Baker Letterman.
Sunday school at 9 30 lesson Jacob and Esau Gen 38 1 11 worship at 10 30 pastor back from General Synod in Philadelphia preaches morning service Christian Endeavor at 6 30 Boy Scouts meet Monday service class Wednesday 2 pm at Mrs Karl Kramers Ladies Aid notes June 17 church cleaning day all welcome Saron Reformed Church invites members with no other affiliation.
The intermediate girls class of the Baptist Sunday school taught by Mrs David Shields held a party at Miss Bernice Armstrongs home. After a brief business session contests followed with prizes to Mrs David Shields and Miss Vivian Wright. Refreshments were served to Miss Bonnie Davis Miss Helen Trinkle Miss Ruth Ponelite Miss Helen Hale Miss Vivian Wright Miss Daisy Ballard Miss Bernice Armstrong and guest Miss Lotus Shields.
The Saron Missionary Society of the Saron Reformed Church met at Mrs. Irvin Steward’s home to discuss Missionary Personalities. Every member participated. A market is planned for Saturday June 12 with location to be announced. Sandwiches and coffee were served.
A splendid children’s day program titled A Child Shall Lead Them is being prepared for the children’s night next Sunday at the First Baptist church. The event will be a happy occasion for the Sunday school children.
All children and young people of the First Baptist church are asked to meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock for practice at the church.
Reminder of a community concert tonight at 7 45 at the Christian Church. Attendees are advised to arrive early and bring seating. A quarter is requested for the collection during intermission.
The United Brethren Church will observe Children’s Day Sunday evening with a program by the school children. The committee promises a worthwhile program and a well done presentation. The public is invited to attend starting at 7:30.
Clerk David F. Bland reports licenses to wed since last week for George Miller and Opal Mason of Solsberry, Sophonso Anderson and Jessie Dellarhide of Indianapolis, Dale Baker and Dolores Fields of Owensboro, Harry H. Davis of Detroit and Nora A. Burris of Jasonville, Dallas McKin and Termine Brault of Linton, Russell W. Richey of Terre Haute and Effie K. Hart of Jasonville.
A brief item notes a gathering at the Christian Church this evening at 7 46 with a reminder about a quarter contribution. The mention of the time and place provides the basics for attendees and neighbors.
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