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Society items from clubs churches and parties note activities and gatherings. Contact Ann Toney society editor at phone 277 for submissions and announcements.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
4
Society items from clubs churches and parties note activities and gatherings. Contact Ann Toney society editor at phone 277 for submissions and announcements.
Kiwanis and several fraternal orders gather after work at local halls and temples with 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. start times. The Quapaw council, Loyal Order of Moose, Royal Arch Masonry, and others list sessions at Red Men hall, Moose home, Masonic temple, K of P hall, and churches.
The Munic pal golf course clubhouse hosted Tri Kappa initiation at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday for Gamma Tau chapter members. Officers elected included Mrs. Wayne Wakefield as president and Mrs. Milo Mitchell as treasurer. Dinner followed with corsages and prizes, while a treasure chest was opened with lucky keys.
Miss Wilma Andis will be installed as Worthy Advisor of the Dugger Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in a ceremony at the Masonic temple in Dugger at 7 00 p.m. Saturday. Andis is daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Andis of Carlisle route two and a Pleasantville high school junior. An invitation was extended to Eastern Stars Masons teachers and interested friends to attend.
The Church of God on Third Street NE in Linton will hold a Daily Vacation Bible School from Monday through Friday June 20. Sessions run 430 to 630 PM each afternoon. Transportation is available by calling 401.
A compendium of Sunday and midweek gatherings lists numerous congregations in Linton and surrounding areas. Entries include pastors, Sunday schools, worship and evangelistic services, youth groups, and prayer meetings with times and locations.
Mrs. Belle Westheater hosted a noon birthday dinner for her husband Ralph Westheater at their Linton home. Attendees included Roscoe Padgett and Junior Padgett of Madisonville Kentucky, Leonard Lockhart of Harrisburg Illinois, Don Gibson and son Donnie of Great Lakes Illinois, Richard Ward and daughter Carol of Terre Haute, Alvin Ward and daughters Carol and Joyce, Alvin Dwight of Solsberry, Leslie Tannehill, Pansy Carrico, Fern Belval, the hostess, and the guest of honor.
Miss Janet Jackson will be installed as Worthy Advisor of the Linton Assembly of the Order of the Sonic Temple at Linton Saturday night at 8. Miss Janice Fordyce serves as installing officer with Miss Julia Ann Woner as installing chaplain and Miss Carolyn Corbin as recorder. Invitations extend to relatives and friends to attend the public ceremony.
A devotional meditation contrasts serving God with Mammon and worldly aims. It cites Joshua 24 15 and II Corinthians 3 2, praising steady quiet lives like stars that shine after meteors pass, and urges unwavering faith expressed through humble conduct and reverent living.
Mrs Edna Bennett hosted a family dinner at her Linton home for a reunion of three sisters and two brothers the first time in 23 years. Attendees included Orville Gambill of Jasonville Rev Jack Gambill Maxine Pierson Ruth Alsman Mamie Shanks Ethel Prow Ora Hudson Ruby Jean Steele and others.
Bob Page celebrated his fifteenth birthday Tuesday evening at the Teen Canteen sponsored by his parents Mr and Mrs James Page. Mrs Donald Meade and Miss Sondra Mead assisted with the party. Attendees included Vickie Wright Judy Dudley Leon Davis Patty Miller Sandra Pershing Jerry Hale Rae Ann Minella Margaret Winters Joyce Wonder Paul Wolfe Mike Trinkle Bob Gaither Phil Poe Joe Bailey Ruth Ann Bedwell Karla Geatches Viola Ledbutter Barbara McFadden Nickie Moore Joann Sarmont Arthur Woodruff Karen Lunbeck Mike Ken
A long roster of individuals appears in the fragmentary text, naming Worthy, Holly Grabbe, Carolyn Hall, Tot Kress, Judy Dickerson, Karen Engle, Connie Williams, Susan Timmons, Jim Franklin, Bob Mester, Fred Chamberlain, John Cox, Phil ous David Shertzer, Wandaht, Jane Church, Janice Slover, Janice Chapman, Bill Tuttle and Carolyn Mercier.
Dr. Harlow Shapely, former head of Harvard Observatory, told a UConn audience that sending a man to the moon would “reduce by one the number of crackpots on earth.”
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