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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
6
The city park board votes to officially open the park next Sunday with a program of vocal and instrumental music. Guy Humphreys will deliver the principal address, and residents of Linton and nearby areas are invited to bring dinners and enjoy a full day at the park.
Indiana evangelist Larry Newgent, national prison worker, will address the public Sunday June 10 at 10 30 AM at PHgrim Holiness Church on Sixth Street Northeast. He will discuss his experiences on death row and the topic The Hangmans Noose, the Electric Chair, and How Men Meet Death.
All Ellis community boys in the 4 H clubs will meet at Ellis school on Thursday at 7 30 p m. Several matters of importance are to be discussed and full attendance is urged.
Miss Ethel Heitman of this city was operated on last Thursday at the Mayo Brothers Sanitarium in Rochester Minnesota. Miss Neitman withstood the procedure well and is reported to be getting along nicely.
Edson R Waite argues that in today’s fierce market the dollar battles are won by strategic advertising. He states merchants across trades compete for consumer dollars and advertising is essential for honest, attractive presentation and strength in the marketplace.
Mrs Will Johnson hosts Ladies Fancywork circle and several clubs meet at 2 oclock including Emanon Grace Bowen and Christian church Missionary society at Mrs Adgelotte’s home John Cerar hosts Brotherhood of Saron at 7 30 Fortnightly club to Floyd Shannon Baptist Woman s Missionary society at 2 Alpha Bible class meets 7 30 at MFE church Thursday Haldon Beasley hosts Flyte society
The Girls Missionary Guild of the Reformed Church met last night at Miss Wanita Terrell's home. An interesting lesson and a business session followed by a social hour with strawberry shortcake and coffee. Attendees included Helen Hilgedeik Beatrice Steward Martha Smith Hedwig Gertrude Harting Ruth Berns Thelma Hageman Mary Brady Mrs Carl Roach Mrs Maurice Doidge and guest Mrs William Hilgedeik. Myra Hilgedeil to become new sponsor succeeding Mrs Doidge who leaves for Detroit.
Miss Selen Coulter daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Coulter is recovering well after a serious mastoid operation at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. She was brought home to her family last week.
The dramatic art pupils of Mrs. David Shields will present a recital at the First Baptist Church on Friday evening at 7 30. The full recital program will be published later.
The L A W club will meet Wednesday instead of Friday with Mrs Herman Greene hosting at 789 A street southeast.
Mr and Mrs Paul Prudhome announce the arrival of a baby girl born Monday morning June 4. She has been named Pauline Jeannett.
The Mission society at the First Christian church will hold a guest day this Thursday at the home of Mrs. Geo Adgelotte. The event highlights hospitality and community service in a local church gathering.
The children of the Methodist Sunday school are asked to meet at the church on Wednesday at 2 o'clock for children's day practice.
All girls in the 4-H Sewing club are asked to meet at the high school Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock and to bring sewing materials.
The Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Henry Poe.
The American Legion school for citizenship will meet at the Legion headquarters Wednesday night.
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