Personal News and Club Notices
Local society notes list ongoing community events and club activities. Phone contact 277 for Mrs. Ann Toney to share updates or submit items about gatherings, church groups, lodges, or personal notices.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
3
Local society notes list ongoing community events and club activities. Phone contact 277 for Mrs. Ann Toney to share updates or submit items about gatherings, church groups, lodges, or personal notices.
Community groups schedule Friday events with times at halls and clubs. Quapaw Tribe and Greene County trades council meet in the evening. Women of Moose, Town and Country club, and other organizations hold gatherings at various venues. A Baughn family dinner honors guests, while rose show and guest day are planned at local clubs.
Miss Anita Kay Smith will be installed as Worthy Advisor of the Linton Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls at 8:00 PM Saturday in the Masonic hall at Linton. Several officers and installing staff accompany her and the public is invited to attend.
Lyons Junior Mrs club met at east Lyons home of Mrs Bernard Schantz. Agenda covered song of the month I Want A Girl, new fibers and fabrics label guidance, health lesson, and business. Plans to entertain Lyons Jolly Pals 4 H club with a July picnic at Rainbow Beach and a leather tooling lesson in June were announced.
Miss Anita Kay Smith entertained with a slumber party at her home west of Linton recently. Games and contests awarded prizes to Julia Moss and Sara Powell. Guests included Kay Ax, Kay Bales, Violet Bovenschen, Mignon Donahue, Freddie Klusmeier, Linda Myers, Julia Moss, Sara Powell, Jeanette Thomas, Maxam Toney, Kay Wilkes, Julia Woner, and Jean Woodruff.
The Civic Garden club will meet at 1 30 PM Monday at the club house near the municipal golf course. The annual rose show and guest day will be featured. Professor E R Honeywell of Purdue University will lecture on garden roses and present slides. Members should call for reservations and transportation details.
Mothers of World War II, Howard Cromwell Unit No. 123 met at Linton city hall with Mrs. Beatrice May presiding. Membership cards will be available at the next meeting and members are urged to attend to pick them up. A social hour followed the meeting.
TV schedule rundown lists shows and times across Friday and Saturday including morning, daytime, and late slots with programs like Captain Kangaroo Garry Moore Show CBS News Stand Up, This Is the Answer, Fight It Rich, My Little Me, Hogan’s Heroes and sports huddle. This item aggregates channel 10 offerings for family friendly daytime fare and prime time entertainment.
List of programs and times appears chaotic with old radio and TV show titles. Highlights include Alfred Hitchcock Presents Dragnet The Rifleman Eye on New York and Arthur Godfrey. News and weather segments are interspersed with game and variety shows.
WITV Channel 4 airs a weekend lineup featuring Looney Tunes and Mickey Mouse cartoons morning blocks, followed by Westerns, circus news, and film features. The schedule includes Sports and variety programs with noted hosts, plus a Sunday morning lineup from Washington Rep Film Vista to Sonny Grubbs and Roy Rogers.
The Buick Coupe delivers a 322 cubic inch V8 with record power, offering easy handling and a smooth ride. Its advanced engineering claims to surpass multiple features in a single model year, making roads feel unusually plush.
Women of Moose Chapter 19 elected officers led by Margie Richards as Senior Regent and Alzine Winters as Junior Regent. Thelma Benefiel became Senior Graduate Regent with Margaret Robson as chaplain. District meeting plans were set for Martinsville.
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