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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1927

Page

6

L A W CLUB MEETING ENTERTAINS MEMBERS

The L A W club met Thursday afternoon at East Vincennes Street home of Mrs Earl M Corbin. Thirteen members and four guests attended with Edison music and an entertaining contest won by Mrs Roy Hays. Two talks on Bible topics were given by Mrs David Shields and Mrs Ceoil Brock. New officers elected: President Bland Silvey Vice President Roy Hays Secretary Treasurer Cecil Brock Program Chair David Shields Flower Chair Thad Wolford Publicity Chair Ven Johnson. A club picnic at City Park July 14 was planned.

Ll. A. W. Club Earl M. Corbin East Vincennes Street Fou Edison Roy Hays David Shields Ceoil Brock Bland Silvey Roy ‘Hays Cecil “Brock Thad Wolford

Personal notices and travels among local residents

Mrs. Henry Gilbreath spends the day in Terre Haute. Mrs. Mary Bedwell returns to Duggar after visiting relatives here. Mrs. Mary Hamilton Craig visits her parents Mr and Mrs W H Hamilton before moving to Racine Wisconsin. Jean Akre returns from Evanston to spend the summer. Aiba Aisa tends the National Kindergarten Training School. Mrs. John Wilson and Miss Boma Baughman attend the Zeta Tau Alpha alumna banquet at Franklin college and the annual commencement exercises. Rev M A Smith Gusty Lynn Olive Branch church and Rev Ben Nickless Lebanon church with LL B Letterman of the local First Baptist church return from a two day Sunday school workers conference at Vevay.

Henry Gilbreath Terre Haute Mary Bedwell Duggar Mary Hamilton Craig W. H. Hamilton Racine Wis Ise Pyle Jean Akre Evanston Aiba Aisa John Wilson Boma Baughman Franklin Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Franklin College M. A. Smith Gusty Lynn Olive Branch Ben Nickless Lebanon Church LL. B. Letterman First Baptist Church Vevay

Vacation Bible Schools Close First Week

The Saron Reformed and First Baptist churches report the first week of vacation bible school sessions with growing attendance. The Reformed church averages 29 students in its inaugural program, while the Baptist school averages 109 with a peak of 38 today, including younger children aged 3 and 4.

Saron Union Daily

Three Cent Supper at UV B Church Basement

A weekly three cent supper is held every Saturday from 4 to 7 PM in the UV B church basement. The menu features chicken, with each spoonful priced at three cents. Public invited.

UV. B

Friendly Bible Class Social at First Christian Church

The Women’s Friendly Bible class of the First Christian church was entertained Thursday afternoon at Mrs G Porter’s home with fifteen members present. Rev Mr Mullins shared a tale on church and class work. Dainty refreshments followed during the social hour.

First Christian Church

Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk

Clerk Elmer W. Sherwood issued licenses to wed for couples including George D. Bicknell of Sandborn and Julia M. Duffy of Lafayette. Charles P. Hammond and Marrie Miller of Jagonville. Henry L. Cramer of Lyons and Naomi V. Beck of Stafford township. Frelen Honeycutt of Bloomington and Thad H. Fields of Martin county with Esther Sullivan of Center township. Herschell Pearson and Ethel Goben of Richland township.

Elmer W. Sherwood George Bicknell Sandborn Julia M. Duffy Lafayette Charles I’. Hammond Marrie Miller Jagonville Henry Cramer Lyons Naomi V. Beck Stafford Township Frelen Honeycutt Bloomington Birkur Bloomfield Thad

Baron Reform Church Sunday Activities Announced

The Baron Reform Church invites those without a home church to visit. Sunday school covers Peter Delivered from the Vision Acts 12 1 19 as pastor Ja berg begins a new character study series The Full man Stephen Christian Endeavor meets at 7 pm Chorus rehearsal Wednesday Ladies Aid plans redecorating and a Boy Scouts devotional leads Sunday school worship by Troop No 2 and the Triumviate boys appoint ushers for weekly services.

Christian Endeavor Society Peter Stephen Christian Endeavor Ladies Aid Aid Boy Scouts Elmer C. Jaberg

K. of P. Memorial Service Flower Pickup Notice

All members with flowers for the funeral service are asked to bring them to the hall by 70 o clock Sunday morning. If unable to deliver by then, notify Ross Mitchell or Roll Hagaman by 3 30 Saturday afternoon.

K. of P Ross Mitchell Roll Hagaman

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