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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
4
Society items from Ann Toney list personal news, club events, lodge meetings and church activities. Readers may submit notices and updates for inclusion in the column.
Stated meeting Linton Lodge 560 at Masonic hall 7:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary at Lodge 7:30. Hiawatha club all day Red Men hall. American Legion Le gion hall 7:30. Saron church Choir 7:00. Christian church choir 7:00. Saron Women's Guild 2:00. Christian Women’s Fellowship noon luncheon at Mrs Ella Uland. Past Matrons Club 7:15 with Mrs Greg Hixson. Psi Tota Xi picnic Shakamak Meet 6:30 bring dish and service. Women’s Guild funeral of Mrs Jack Wheeler 2:00 reassemble 3:00. Freeman Greene County Hospital Board 7:15. Quapaw Tribe No 1423 IMRO Red Men hall 7:00. Columbian Chapter 140 OES 7:30 at Masonic hall. Women of Moose Chapter 19 8:00 at Moose home.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Lyons First Methodist Church will install officers at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the parsonage. Attendees are asked to bring an article for the white elephant sale.
Members of the Berean class of the First Baptist Church in Sandborn held a chicken dinner at the home of Mrs. Ira Nierste with co hosts Mrs. Garrett Sargent Mrs. Robert Core and Mrs. Theron Lindsherving. The meeting included prayer memory of Bertha Brashear and a devotional led by Mrs. Nierste.
Elks ladies held a covered dish dinner at the lodge home with ham roast beef and fried chicken. Co chairs were Mrs. Tom McQuade and Mrs. Carl Donie. Prizes awarded in bridge Euchre and Canasta to listed members. door prize went to Mrs. Moss.
Worthington chapter welcomed representatives from five counties for a Seventh district Eastern Star meeting at the Worthington-Jefferson schoolhouse. The program featured vocal numbers a girls sextet from Spencer taps by Al Lawson and others, memorial services, prize scrapbooks awarded to Ellettsville Spencer and Bloomfield, and remarks by Grand Matron Bliss Fox and other officers.
Mrs. Harry Haseman of Linton a Greene County deputy shares a refrigerator cookie recipe suited for busy schedules. The note highlights her role, family details, and steps to mix flour baking powder salt shortening eggs oats dates with chilling shaping and slicing before baking.
Worthington churches announce Daily Vacation Bible schools this week and next. First Baptist hosts Journeying With Jesus from 2 39 to 4 daily with Mrs Wilson Baker as superintendent and a staff including Mrs Scott Van Deventer and Mrs Raymond Baker. First Christian runs 9 00 to 11 00 morning sessions with Rev Lewis Marsh as supervisor and many assistants. Folsom Memorial Methodist offers Jesus Calls from 9 30 to 11 30 with extensive staff and a picnic, swimming party and movies to close.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Anderson of Sandborn hosted a noon birthday dinner for their son Roger on his second birthday. Guests included Thurman McKee and Monte, Maurice Debaun and Rod ney, M Debaun of Texas, Doris Cain, Clarence Yagle and sons Jimmy and David, Judy Menke, Max Myers and children Debbie and Kenny, Goldie Myers, J J Anderson and son Curtis, Sherri, and Roger.
A fragment notes New England in September as the scene of the first recorded autopsy in the United States, marking an early medical milestone in colonial or early national history.
Mr and Mrs Elmo Allen of Linton announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara Lou to Robert Dale Murdock son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Murdock The ceremony occurred at 730 oclock Saturday evening Eugene Pound pastor of the Linton Church of Christ read the vows at his home in Linton Miss Patricia Allen and Vernon Carpenter attended The bride wore a blue nylon dress with a Peter Pan collar and a boufant street length skirt She carried a white Bible The groom served in the U S Air Force and was stationed at Rantoul Illinois They will reside at Rantoul after the ceremony
A list of Memorial Day visits shows Lyons Stents with Mrs Kanova Wines and children in Indianapolis to Hazel Bradfield's home. Howard Spear of Wisconsin visited his sister Hazel Bennett. Mrs Everett Arndt and children from Stockwell visited Kate Moore. Other gatherings include James Foster of Elkhart with relatives, Alvin McKee and children with Clarence Emery, Leon Brown and children from Martinsville with Mrs Jesse Bedwell, Zora Skomp visited by Austin Skomp and Virgil Harris, D R Vass of Mississippi visiting, Doris Sanders with Indianapolis children visiting Rev James Boyle family, and Memorial Day guests of Chester Dorns included Orville McLaughlin Bedford, Leon McLaughlin Evansville, and Warren Bogard Bloomfield. Communities mentioned include Indianapolis, Wisconsin, Stockwell, Spencer, Martinsville, Evansville, Bedford, Oaktown, and Bloomfield.
The Bell Telephone companies qualify again for the National Safety Council's award of honor in recognition of outstanding safety performance in the communications industry. The 1956 award marks the fifth time the Bell System, including Indiana Bell, has earned the honor for reducing on the job and off the job accidental injuries.
Lyons chapter of the Royal Neighbors lodge of America held a covered dish dinner and meeting at the lodge hall with hostesses Mrs J A Sparks Mrs Allen Rodecker Mrs Ed Bartley and Mrs William Hardisty. A memorial service honored four members who died last year Eliza beth Bynum Lizzie Shorter Pearl Brewer and Mamie Wilson.
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