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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1938
Page
2
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Mrs. William Grounds hosted the S. T. C. club in her city home last Thursday. Members spent an afternoon of sociability with games and contests, refreshments served to Hallie Richards Reece Harbin Guy Richards Eugene Ladson Marion Hale Pearl Miller and the hostess. The next meeting moves to Dugger at Mrs. Lowell Hale’s home with all members urged to attend.
Members of the Little Maids 4.4 club gathered at the city park for a picnic luncheon after a brief delay for forgotten projects. Betty Jo Borden, junior leader, led the group back to the high school for business matters following games and contests.
A large crowd is expected at the Silver Tea Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Republican headquarters in Linton. The event, under the Stocckton Township Women's Republican club, features Mrs Gertie Y Davis of Bloomfield as the principal speaker. All Republican women of the county and friends were invited.
Miss Grounds celebrated her ninth birthday at home with a backyard party in this city. Friends enjoyed games and contests, opening gifts, and favors as balloons and crepe streamers decorated the yard. Refreshments included individual cakes candy ice cream and pink lemonade for local and visiting guests.
The Greene County Industrial Union meets at Moose hall at 6 30 p m all crafts urged to attend Metropolitan Lodge No 10 percent K of P meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Committee on Public Health Nursing meets at the hospital at 7 30 p m Chickateth Council Pocahontas meets at Red Men hall at 7 p m
Violet Rebekah No 812 and Quapaw Council 80 Pocahontas plan 7 p m gatherings at Red Men hall and other venues. Linton Shuffle Board meets 6 30 p m in City park. Various lodges, sororities, and classes schedule May to July birthdays and elect officers. Community groups invite all Greene County voters and residents to attend at public library and local halls.
Glenburn Aid society holds its regular weekly meeting. Christian Ladies Aid meets all day at the church. Rotary luncheon at 12 15 p m at M Bichpreh. Unity Lodge 637 1 020 F holds 7 30 p m meeting. Elks lodge meets at home 8 p m. Eagles lodge 7 p m at hall. Salvation Army Home League at headquarters 1 p m. Mrs J Crackett hosts Wednesday contract club at 7 45 p m. Thursday Club calendar notes bridge and Yaquiana club meetings. Service class of Saron Reform church meets 2 p m. Columbian chapter 1400 E S calls meeting at 7 30 p m at the hall.
The Baptist Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting at the church. A called meeting of Lodge No. 560 F and A M is at 7 30 p m at the hall with work in the BA degree promised. Baptist choir practice at the church is scheduled for 7 p m.
Church choir practice at 7 15 p m at the church Loyal Order of Moose No 1484 meets 7 30 p m at the hall M E choir practice at 7 p m American Legion home 8 p m Post at the Hiawatha club all day meeting at the Red Men hall Girls 4 H at the high school 2 p m Pos Standard Bearers meet 7 30 p m Faith Temple No 42 Pythian Sisters 7 30 p m at the hall.
Sons of American Legion meet at 6 30 p m at home. Quapaw Tribe No 143 IORR meets at 7 p m at the hall. Linton Shuffle Board Club gathers at City park at 6 30 p m. Glenburn Mothers Club to hold a regular all day meeting.
Eagle Encampment I O Co No 222 holds a regular meeting at the hall at 7 p m. Members are urged to attend and review upcoming activities and dues.
Miss Betty Fitzpatrick Jeanette Kay Elmer Johnson and Eugene Barnes spent Sunday in Bloomington. Joe King visited in Dugger. Joe Hunley and Will Hunley visited relatives. Saul Page from Indianapolis visited his parents. Numerous travelers from Vincennes Terre Haute Cincinnati and Kentucky appear in this Bloomington Carlisle and Indianapolis circuit with social calls and weekend stays. Tom Leyman Mary Thompson and Nona Dudley plan to enter Indiana State Teachers College in Terre Haute for the spring term.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church met at Mrs. Joseph Nixon's home. Activities included devotions on Christian living, hospital work topics, a paper on Christian Citizenship, and a candlelighting service as eight goals were met. Officers for the coming year were elected and refreshments served to fifteen members and a guest. The gathering was the final meeting until fall.
Mrs Sid Willis hosted a birthday party for her daughter Judith Carol in Switz City on June 6. Several children attended, with games and refreshments including ice cream cake and punch. Judith Carol received many gifts.
Bloomfield resident Carl Cox traveled to a nearby city for a Sunday visit, spending time in the downtown area and returning home in the evening.
Members of the Beta Gamma chapter of the World Wide Guild will host a Silver Tea at 7 30 Friday evening in the social room of the First Baptist church. Each guild member should call 184M between 5 and 7 p m to report her guest count.
Citizens answer inquiring reporter format with diverse views. A clerk favors change arguing familiarity will fade. a housewife warns of confusion. a business man cites other priorities. another worker notes holidays on fixed days. a veteran says the current system suits him. A future question asks about U S stance on uprisings in Europe and Asia.
The Olive Branch Baptist Church will hold a regular session on June 8 at 7 30 p m to elect trustees. Rev A B Simpson serves as Moderator and Edgar M Miller as Clerk. June 6. 3 times.
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