Mt Vernon Circle Installs Officers
The Christian Homemakers' mission circle of Mt. Vernon Baptist church installed officers at a meeting held at Mrs. Ralph Pruitt's home. Installing officer Mrs. Russell Beatty seated Mrs. Aaron Barton as chairman and listed roles for several members. The group planned by-laws, contributed $5 to the Zionsville home, and held a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Gilbert Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Homemakers
Mission Circle
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Ralph Pruitt
Russell Beatty
Aaron Barton
Ray Spainhower
Bobby Cox
John Dayhoff
Amos Bowersock
White Cross
William Thompson
Robert Pruitt
Christian Service
Ralph Pitt
Jack Dayhoff
Merle Spainhower
Zionsville
Gilbert Kirk
Christian Women's Fellowship Installs Officers at Picnic
Newly elected officers were installed at a meeting of the Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian church at Humphreys park shelter house. Officers installed were Jamie Wright president Marie McGriffin vice president Eva Haseman second vice president Evelyn Hastings secretary and Martha Smith treasurer. The group voted to purchase another communion plate for the church and members heard about upcoming meetings at Jacksonville Christian and local Methodist church. A devotional period led by Hazel Stark featured Ella Uland speaking on Africa. A picnic dinner followed at noon.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
The
First Christian Church
Shelter House
Humphreys Park
Elmer Terrell
Jamie Wright
Marie McGriffin
Eva Haseman
Evelyn Hastings
Martha Smith
Women’s Fellowship
Jasonville Christian Church
H-12 Club Completes Year With Social Meeting
The H-12 club closed its year with a Thursday drive in meeting hosted by Mrs. John Maddison at Klusmeier's Drive In. End-of-year business included a mental health drive contribution. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Browning Mrs. W D Roof and Mrs John Jones with Mrs Jones taking the hostess prize. Refreshments featured strawberry shortcake coffee tea nuts and mints served at a long table with garden roses. Members present included Mrs. Emery Huff Mrs. Jones Mrs. E L Cole Mrs Dorsey Woodward Mrs. Harvey Grounds Mrs. Oscar Hassin Mrs. Browning Mrs. Roof Mrs. Earl Ellis Mrs. Roscoe Bicknell and Mrs. Maddison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H-12
Klusmeier’s Drive
John Maddison
Frank Browning
W. D. Roof
John Jones
Jones
Emery Huff
E. L. Cole
Dorsey Woodward
Harvey Grounds
Oscar Haussin
Earl Ellis
Roscoe Bicknell
Maddison
Home Demonstration Club Holds Meeting in Worthington
Lew Light Tea home demonstration club members met for a luncheon at Mrs. Melvin Riggs home with co host Mrs. Harry Freeman. Lesson leader Mrs. Riggs spoke on quick low cost meals and served a meat pie. Mrs. A P Gray led in afternoon activities. Mrs. William Crites led devotional. June gathering set for Mrs. Harry Crooke home.
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Lew Light Tea Home Demonstration Club
Worthington
Melvin Riggs
Harry Freeman
Riggs
A.P. Gray
William Crites
Harry Crooke
Reichert and Moore Tie Official Linton Nuptials
Miss Janet Diane Reichert and Larry Ray Moore of Linton route one were united in a Friday ceremony in the office of Justice of the Peace Charles Barr. The couple exchanged single ring vows and will reside on Linton route one with Moore employed as a construction worker.
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Janet Diane Reichert
Larry Ray Moore
Linton
Charles Barr
Mr. Barr
Jewie Blanche Pearson
Bloomfield
Roy Lee Auberry
Georgetta Josemick
Charles Myers
Worthington Circle Hosts Kitchen Fund Project Meeting
Mrs. Donald Heaton hosted a Mothers' Circle gathering of Worthington Christian Church with nine members present. The group discussed buying kitchen articles for the church, shared illness reports, and enjoyed games, refreshments, and social time. The next meeting is set for June 15 at Mrs. Conklin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Heaton
Mothers’ Circle
Worthington Christian Church
Wyatt Fiscus
Leo Conklin
Ethel Green
Sears Home Scene For Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Robert D Sears hosted a birthday party at their home honoring Richard Alderson. Guests from Linden Monteagle Bloomington Lyons Terre Haute and others attended with family groups and children in attendance.
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Robert D. Sears
Richard Alderson
Tom Alderson
Beverly
Ada Rice
Robert Hemmerling
Mike
Trene Rice
Matt
Elizabeth
Bill Rice
Nat Priest
Mary Ann
John Priest
Steve
Herbie
Peggy
Jimmy
Nellie Dorraugh
Alice Alderson
Linton
Harry Boswell
Monteagle
Tenn
Joe Alderson
Bloomington
Earl Schantz
Lyons
Don Alderson
Debbie
Kimberly
Terre Haute
Fire at Sears Shelf station causes minor damage
A storage shed fire at the Sears Shelf filling station on A street northeast at 8:25 Sunday morning prompted Linton Fire Department to respond. Firefighters reported older contents in the shed had reignited the blaze. damage was minor.
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Sears Shelf
Linton
Riverfront 52 Acre Property With Home and Cabins
Lyons Realty and J. R. Powers offer 52 acres with a four room house and two riverfront cabins. Terms available through Joel Benham.
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Lyons Realty
J. R. Powers
Joel Benham
Town
Lyons
Highway 67
E. R. Powers
Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle From Friday Paper
A daily crossword with clues across and down and a cryptoquote puzzle. A sample cryptogram shows AXYDLBAAXR mapping to LONGFELLOW with a separate hint about letter substitution and yesterday’s quote WHAT THIS COUNTRY NEEDS.
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Longfellow
Marshall
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Worthington Circle
Sears
Greene County Hospital
Everett Wilson
Fairview Cemetery
Indiana State Teachers College
Gordon Greenwood
Laverne Trinkile
Fourth Street
N.W
Vincennes
Jan
Midland
Janet Clark
Jasonville
FE Street
Bob and
Mary Hartman
Laverne Burch
Cinderella Beauty Shop
West Vincennes
Petween Dagger Electric Equipment Co
Shakamak
Dugger
Janie Phillips
Linton Daily Citizen
Astoria
Ore
West Coast
San Francsco
Freeport
New York
Foster’s Furniture Repair Shop
East Judson St
Bloomfield, Ind
Upiholstering
Glenburn Road
Sandra Hennette
Black Creek Road
Chuck Barnett
Singer Sewing Machine
BE. Padgett
Wright Bros
Singer Sewing Machine Co
South Walnut
P. O. Box
Richardson Coal Co
Strawberries
Michigan
Ward's
Vinceynes Street
Smith Plant Farm
West Linton
Greene County Farm Bureau Co-op
Switz City
Rice Home
B Street
Bellamy’s
Magic Chief
ABC Gas and Electric Co
Coulomb
Silver Lane
Hilligosss
Johnson's Feed and Supply Co
Ralph Sprinkle
Sandborn Elevator
Jack Hineman
Northwest
Montana
Graham Farms
Washington
Indiana
Rex Bingham
Lone Tree Store
D Street
House
Er” Street
C. Albert Shake
Lake Harvey
I” Street
Ernest Taylor
Dagger
Wilbur Richards
R.R
Solsberry
Bill Haseman
South Main
Roscoe Duke
Rock Shop
Raines
State Road
Victor Fox
Sandborn
Westphalia
Pleasant Ridge Farms
Schnellville
Ind
Johnson's
Doris Children's Shop
Grand Theatre
Sali
Case
John Deere
Roy Canada
New Home Furnishing Co
Petstock & Supplies
Dennis Wilson
William Shutts
Holt Monument
Wright Bait Shop
Bartlett Welding
F Street
Twelfth Street
South
Matin
Philco
Admiral
W. Vincennes
Val-U Dress Shop
Philco-Bendix
Pam
Lloyd Powell
North Main Street
Ingalls Antiques
Central Sporting Gooda, Inc
Rossman’s
Cornell
South Main Street
Michael Grocery
James E. Figg
Philip H. Beneftel
Lipton
Black-Top
Pleasantville
Highway 159
Black Top Road
Black Top
Fisherman's Paradise
Philip H. Benefiel Realtor and Insurance
Pleasantville, Ind
Bill Cravens
Seuth St
GT Loan
Claude Richardson
Wes Hinsley
Insurance Exchange
Aprainal
Francis Haseman & Son
Phone
Wes Hensley
Hersel Frances Fremont
Miss Lamere
Sarge
Beetle
Ferret
Dagwood
Boss
Fremont
Bongo
India
Rama-Lama
Atzy ‘E
Walter
Bunk" Watson
Roosevelt
Bert R Shake
Jack Underwood
Rodenbeck Electric
Roy Dollahan
Sullivan
R.R. G
F” Street
Burris Store
Automobile Services
Bub
Marathon Station
Chevrolet
Tug Morgan
Seventh Street
Cadillac
Sullivan Lot
Joe Haskett
Spencecraft
11Th Street
Bedford Mobile Homes
Washington Avenue
Bedford
Baxley
Appliance — Furniture 66 S. Main
Brown
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Pauses
Miss Clooney
Tiny
Sinks
Malaya
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