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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
1
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 a.m. to appear in that day's issue. All personal news club lodge party and church items Miss Martha Talbott
Mrs. N. Johnson of Worthington visited the city on business yesterday. Eagle Encampment No. 2 of J. O. O. F. holds its Saturday event at 8 p m. scheduled for the evening activities.
Monday events list Jene Meng meeting at 2 p m. Boy Scouts at 7 p m. Metropolitan Lodge No 193 K of P at 7 30 p m. Chickateth Council Pocahontas at 7 80 o'clock.
Tuesday schedule lists Veterans Forein Wars at 7 30, Violet Rebekah No 312 at 7, Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas at 7, Linton Chapter No 182 Royal Arch Masons at 7, Girl Scouts at Legion home 7, Socialist Local at hall over Post Office 7 30, and Bridge Club with Mrs Geo Haworth at 2. Community groups include posts, chapters, councils, and scouts.
Wednesday night bridge with Miss Ruth Rogers at 7 30. 500 club with Mrs Albert Poster at 7 30. Glenburn Aid holds regular meeting. Christian Ladies Aid meets at church at 2 PM. Royal Neighbors at hall 7 39. Rotary lunch at American Legion home 12 15. Unity Lodge No 687 S Q M F at 7 30. Eagles Lodge at hall 7.
Thursday events list includes Hiawatha club regular session and Faith Temple No. 42 Pythian Sisters at 7 30 o clock. Otto Harting hosts dinner bridge group at seven thirty. Trank Courtney Post American Legion meets at seven thirty. Medical Association gathers at the hospital at seven thirty p m.
Friday activities include M E choir practice at 7 p m and Guapaw Tribe No 143 Imp Order of Red Men meeting at 7 p m. Columbian Chapter No 140 C BE Star holds a stated meeting at 7 80 o'clock.
Mrs Roy Gray hosted an all day Thursday club gathering at her home near Linton. Ten members attended with one guest Mrs Danny Fields. Mrs John West presided as business session leader as several contests awarded prizes to Mrs Clyde Wright Mrs Orval Hoover and Miss Lava Palmer. The penny was won by Mrs Roy Gray and three initiates were welcomed at social hour.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sedwin and son of Terre Haute visited Friday. Effie Reas and Donald Talbott came from Indianapolis to spend the weekend with his parents. Mrs. Roy Parks and sons dined with Mrs. Floyd Booker. Mrs. H A Brinker of Okmulgee is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Priest. Mrs. Rufus Harrell and Miss Marguerite Magruder went to Indianapolis to see Mrs. Harrell's daughter Mrs. Paul Sturm and family. Guy and Ramond Daniels of Detroit were guests of Mrs. Haldon Beasley at noon. Lula Howe and her father Ed Howe left for Detroit to visit Miss Lila Howe. Mrs. R. B. Trent went to Chicago with Thad Spice to visit her daughter. Daniels brothers returned to Detroit after visiting here.
Mrs Paul Cooksey entertained Thursday at her country home with an all day quilting party. A noon dinner was served by the hostess for attendees including Mesdanies John Wright John Robert Beker William Hutchinson J R Wostettler Julia Stuppy Margaret Watkins Mary Ellen Stuppy and others.
The Indianola club met yesterday afternoon with seven members present led by hostess Mrs Ed Hall. Routine business followed two contests awarding prizes to Mrs Adam Topping and Mrs George Stafford. A luncheon was served with meat loaf, pickles, hot rolls, butter, strawberries and whipped cream.
Atlas Community Club members and families enjoyed a six o clock supper with music by the West Linton Boys. The program featured readings by Janet Davison and Berna dine Sims, a singing turn, and a series of games and contests. George Waute Lett won the eating contest and Camille Marty captured a unique contest. Bingo games capped the evening. Guests included Mrs. Dorothy Workman and others. The highlight was a Spicy Gossip reading from the Atlas Gagbook edited by Harry Wade.
Officers for the ensuing year were chosen at the Nome Missionary Society meeting with Mrs. Joe Nixon serving as president. Other roles include vice president Mrs. Pearl Poole secretary Mrs. Geo. Baker treasurer Mrs. Job Anderson program reader Mrs. Harry Wilson Queen Esther Advisor Mrs. John McCammon and sponsors Mrs. Kenneth Neill and Miss Martha Talbott. The group discussed a devotional program and a magazine lesson, along with a petition to restrict saloon areas, to be presented to the city council. Refreshments followed.
Val laughs off Maurice Cordray’s sudden interest in his rudder as Cordray, a shipyard owner, questions the old gig’s new rudder. Jan hints at romance while Lia basks in Cordray’s gifts for her birthday, and Val worries about Cordray’s influence on Lia and the party plans for the evening.
The Bays Bros circus brings a superior new show to Hixson grounds on Seventh Street NE, promising originality, fair prices, and top acts. Performances start at 2 and 8 p.m., with doors opening at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m., featuring riders, aerialists, elephants, clowns, dogs, ponies, and monkeys.
Democrats of Greene county are invited by the State House Women's Democratic duo to a dance in the Riley room at the Claypool hotel Indianapolis on Saturday night June 15. Tickets are sold by Joh C Cravens East Vincennes Linton. Bob McKittrick and his Radio Recording orchestra play from 9 30 to 1 30. Mezzanine floor reserved. refreshments at tables. statewide event aims to draw Democrats from nearly every county with Mrs McNutt and other state officials as honored guests.
The Dugger B Y P U entertained the quarterly rally of the Linton association at the Baptist church Tuesday evening. Midland orchestra provided music, devotionals and a business session led by president Paul Mosier. State conference report by Mildred Harbin, address Life Service by Rev Bailey of Linton. delegations from Coal City Shiloh Linton Olive Branch Midland Masonville Dugger. Midland led with 64 attendees. Personal item: Mr and Mrs Russell Spencer welcomed a daughter Bar gra Bus born Wednesday June 5 weighing nine pounds. second girl and third child in the family.
The Olive Branch Young People class met for its regular monthly session at Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Kemble’s home. Miss Ruth Pope led the business portion, readings and songs followed, with several members delivering talks on Temptation and Sin.
Mrs Joe Smith entertained at her West Linton home yesterday afternoon for members of the Yaquina club. After business, five games of bingo were played with prizes won by Mrs Cleve Ech I, Myse John Shaw, Mrs jal Helms, Michel Bennett and Mrs Burl M M. Refreshments were served from a long dining room table.
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