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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
3
Today’s column reflects on postal rules, subscription prices, and advertising rates. It notes subscription terms for mail and ship rates, obituary notices, and business conditions, while weighing the slow coal market and cautious optimism for a recovery in Linton and the central coal fields.
Tomorrow evening the regular meeting night of the Order of the Eastern Star. Degree work to be conferred and all officers urged to attend as final preparations are made for the memorial service to be held Wednesday evening June. The chapter will open promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
The party planned by the Young Methodist Boosters for June 5 is postponed to a later date due to the Epworth League convention and children's day practice. An announcement with the new date will be made later.
Mr and Mrs Si Werbner hosted a bridge party at their North Main Street home last evening for their first wedding anniversary. Orchids and bridal colors decorated the house. Six tables of bridge were played followed by a no course luncheon matching the color scheme. Mrs Werbner, formerly Miss Helen Bach, and Mr Werbner, a prominent local businessman, received warm congratulations from guests including Miss Bess Brown of Terre Haute.
Mrs. John B Stevens is visiting in Indianapolis. Roy Clayton of the Normal school Terre Haute is a guest of his parents. Mrs. N. S. Stillwell leaves for Bloomington to visit relatives. Miss Ethel Dixon spends the day in Worthington and will attend the Epworth League convention. Mrs. Rosie Mullins of Jasonville returns home after a few days here. Mrs. Charles Herbst of Lesser, Ill. visits her brother Jack Smuthon. Miss Ki Harris returns home after a few days in Terre Haute. Minnie Trumbo tests today for Bridgeport Conn. Claude Arbell Jr. attends Indiana State Normal and visits with his parents. Edith Hunt and daughter depart for Bridgeport Conn. Emma Ambs returns from Terre Haute after visiting Mrs. William McQuade. Mrs. Thomas Webb and daughter Alice of Sullivan return home after visiting Mrs. Dora Barnett. H. E. Bruner of Poseyville visits relatives here. formerly Miss Goldie Beveridge of Linton. Misses Elizabeth Nixon, Mildred Wolford, Mildred Risher, Madeline Kelley, and Glen Wills attend Epworth League convention at Worthington. Mrs. H. S. Larsen of St. Louis returns home after visiting her sons. Larsens plan move to Effingham, Illinois. Mrs. Mary Wools of Bicknell, guest of Edmon Wools, returns home today. Sherri Wh leaves next week for Eas to stay with another son. Carl S. Winter leaves for Lafayette to visit Rex Winters at Purdue. will be accompanied home next week by his brother.
Teachers and pupils of the Olive Branch Sunday school enjoyed a delightful outing Tuesday in the graveyard behind the church. Games and contests provided a most enjoyable day with light refreshments served to Erma Beasley Etta Faye Hart Dorothy Hart Fern Page Loren Beasley Floyd Hart Dean Miller Merrill Miller Ford Page Orvil Page James Turk Lawrence Richards Hillard Haseman Marion Boatman Herschel Lynn Gilbert Lynn Kenneth Wessell Melvin Pope Lloyd Buckner and teachers Misses Etta Beasley and Ruth Pope.
The Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary of the First United Brethren church will hold a meeting tonight at the church. An interesting program has been planned and the public is invited to attend.
The Fortnightly club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. W H Stewart on A street northeast.
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