Women’s Bible Class Changes Meeting Night
Mrs Jack Richardson hosted forty members of the First Christian Sunday school women’s Bible class for their monthly meeting. They approved changing the meeting from the first to the second Thursday to avoid date conflicts with the missionary and social events. Committees were named for refreshments and entertainment for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Richardson
First Christian Sunday School
Ilass
Mesdames Harrell and Puckett
Mary Richardson
Mesdames
Stockenberger
Richardson, Suttle
Sylvester and Young
Tigers Organize Independent Baseball Team
A new independent team named the Tigers has been organized from players aged up to 15 years drawn from various Linton clubs. Leonard Jeffries at 489 Fifth Street Southeast or Earl Priest can arrange games, with contact by phone 187.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Linton
Leonard Jeffries
Fifth Street
Southeast
Earl Priest
Natiramas Class Meeting at Mrs Ven Johnson Home
Natiramas class of the Baptist church invites members to entertain their husbands this evening at Mrs Ven Johnson's home. Those without transport may meet at the church at 7:30, where cars will be provided. Each member should attend with her husband for an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Ven Johnson
Barnes Family Heads to Chicago for Optometry Study
Mr and Mrs Chester Barnes and their young son left this morning for Chicago where he will pursue a post graduate course in the Northern Illinois College of Optometry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Barnes
jJeft
Chicago
Northern Illinois Colleg of Optometty
An American Millionaire's Daughter in Devonshire
Millicent Lane, an American heiress living incognito in a Devonshire cottage, resists the hunt and a lordly suitor Cyril Fordyce. After a stag incident and a crash course in small fortunes, Millicent awakens at Fordyce Court. A budding romance forms as class lines blur and plans for marriage drift toward a penny-earnest future.
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Illicent
Lane
Devonshire
Cyrus Lane
Milicent
Millicent
Nln- Cent
Cyril Fordyce
Lord Challiston
Chaa
Fordyce
Fordyce Court
Lord ‘Chariston
Jack
The Real Nimrod and Parting Words Before a Shooting Trip
A fragmentary anecdote describes John Nimrod receiving admonitions from his wife before a shooting trip. She warns against spending all time at cards and hints at gambling, mentioning craps. The informal exchange captures a domestic moment and humor around pretrip behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrod
John
Phyllis Encounters Visitor Miss Blung and Cautious Tip
A fragmentary report notes Phyllis warned gently about Miss Blung's visit. Phyllis studies the guest, then offers cautious, encouraging remarks about appearance. The brief line hints at social scrutiny and delicate commentary during a house visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Phylis
Miss Blung
Phyllis
Missionary Society Holds Regular Meeting at East Vincennes
The Woman s Missionary Society of the First Christian church met at Mrs Mollie Berry s home on East Vincennes yesterday with about thirty one attendees. Officers were retained and new leaders elected as the society expands into four divisions, with over fifty active members. Rev C E Corts led Bible study and programs covered Our Immediate Task Our Share in the Jubilee and The Next Half Century. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the First Christian Church
Mollie Berry
Vincennes Street
Oscar Anderson
Molfie Berry
George Aydelotte
C. E., Corts
Berry
Marl ‘Haseman
Lorena Letsinger
Margaret Jordan
Birthday Celebration for Miss Hazel Collins at 440 Second St
Mrs. Mary Collins and daughter Bertha hosted a birthday party for Miss Hazel Collins at their new home. Spring flowers, pink and white candles, and two-course luncheon framed a festive evening with many guests and generous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Collins
Bertha
Hazel Collins
Second Street
Northwest
Florence Wakefield
Mary Chapman
Mary Fuller
Margaret, Pirtle
Nola Yoder
Bea ‘Petty
Flora, McGrew
Marion Powell
Ethel Dixon
Fern Hall
Elmer West
Doetta
Bloomington marriages licensed this week
Circuit Clerk David F. Bland issued licenses to wed in Bloomington and surrounding areas. Couples listed include Thomas M. Roby and Ruby M. Huffman of Bloomington, Ermel Duer and Jessie Marie Watson of Linton, Geoffrey Smith Benton Jr. and Geneva Wills of Linton, James Hash of Center township, and Claudia A. Bilyew of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
David F. Bland
Thomas M. Roby
Ruby M. Huffman
Ermel Duer
Jessie Marie Watson
Linton
Geoffrey Smith
Benton, Jr
Geneva Wills
James
Hash
Center Township
Claudia A. Bilyew
Indianapolis
Special services begin at Christian church this Sunday
A series of special services starts Sunday evening at the Christian church with music from the Sunday school orchestra and a large choir. Rev E C Corts will preach on Something for Nothing, a sermon said to be worth hearing. Children’s Day observance will follow next Sunday with a planned program by the church and Sunday school children. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Christian Hurch
E.C. Corts
Home from conference trip ends in city residence
Rev and Mrs William E Csina and their son William returned to their city home last evening after a long trip visiting Cleveland Ohio Springfield Massachusetts New York Philadelphia and other cities with the family They left April 28 and attended the Springfield general conference before continuing their travels They seek a girl for their household and invite applications at St N We Sy to pel ts
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William
Cleveland
Ohio
Springfield
Mass
William E
Cisana
New York
Philadelphia
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Kansas
Moses Best Flour Enterprise
Union Carbide
Crites Best
B. C
Pride
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Bell
J. H. Poe
D” Street
Wolford HarDwAre Co
Poe
Willard
Gerin Battery Station
Judy Blair
Western Newspaper Union
Missionary ‘Society
First Christian ‘Church
Mollie ‘Berry
Miss Bertha Collins
Secial Service
Beckers
Me Mee
Terns Haute
Nort Lin*st
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Roy Roeder
Vincennes St
Basa. Green
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