Social Calendar Listings for Local Groups and Rehearsals
Local groups schedule practice and meetings including Two Thousand Miles for a Book cast at Linton library at 7 p m Faith Temple No 42 Pythian Sisters at 7 30 p m American Legion Post at 7 p m Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 at 7 30 p m Choir First Christian Church at 7 15 p m Baptist choir at 7 30 p m Home League at Salvation Army 1 30 p m Salvation Army services 7 30 p m Wednesday Contract Bridge Club with Mrs Ira Lunn at 7 45 p m Clarion Club postponed two weeks United Brethren Church choir at 7 15 p m
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Linton
Friday meetings and quilting circle announcements
Friday Qualpaw Tribe 143 meets at 7 p m. Yaquina club teams with Mrs. Fannie Eskew for all day quilting bringing sandwiches. WwW W. G. girls assemble at the church 6:30 p m to finish plans for the June Tea on June 15.
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Yaquina Club
Fannie Eskew
W. G
Saturday Eagle Encampment meets at 8 pm
C F No 222 holds a gathering Saturday at 8 pm at the home of Eugene Ladson on Second Street Northwest. Home Guards plan a meet at 2 30 pm at that residence.
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Eagle
Eugene Ladson
Second Street
Jarmon Specials Top Red Men in Linton Softball Duel
The Jarmon Specials edged the Red Men 4 to 2 at Lin-Stock Park in a pitching duel highlighted by Haseman Ibex for Jarmon and Harold Risher for Red Men. Delbert Jaron provided catching for the winners as W Edwards caught for Red Men. Little Betty beat Linton Summit 6 to 2 at Park with batteries Singleton and McAllister for Little Betty and Hays for Linton Summit. Tonight's schedule includes Elks vs Sparks and Asherg vs Knights of Pythias along with junior league games: Frangle vs Lyons and Citizen Yews vs Dugger.
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Jarmon
Linton
Lin-Stock
Park
Singleton
McAllister
Little Betty
Hays
Luton Summit
Elks and Sparks
Asherg
Knights of Pythias
Rangle
Lyons
Citizen
Yews
Dugger
You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
Fasteeth, a new pleasant power keeps teeth firmly set. De ndovizes. No gummy, gooey taste is fooling. To eat and laugh in our sprinkle a little Fasteeth wy Kur plates. Get it today from our druggist. Three sizes Ady.
Agnes Stewart and Cecil Reed wed in Linton
The marriage of Miss Agnes Stewart of Linton to Cecil Reed was announced. The ceremony occurred yesterday at the Church of Christ with Rev. G. C. Vincent officiating. Mrs. Reed works at Laura Nal Beauty Shop and is a 1932 Linton High School graduate. The couple will reside in a newly furnished home on Secorid Street Northwest.
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Agnes Stewart
Cecil Reed
Linton
Church of Christ
G. C. Vincent
Reed
Laura Nal
James McIntyre
Cty
Secorid Street
Mrs Shields Presents Pupils on Odon Program
Mrs. Shields of this city presented four pupils on Wednesday June 10 at Odon as the Home Economics club hosted guestday in the M E church. The Scotland club Odon club and county Home Economics officers attended. The church basement was decorated for the occasion and a noon dinner was served. After dinner a short program included a welcome address and responses. Mrs Shields and her pupils Miss Norman Linton Miss Lois Anne Griffith John Wade and Billy Hislop offered an hour of readings.
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David Shields
Odon
Home Economics Club of
M. E
Home Economics Club
Scotland Club
Odon Club
Shields
Norman Linton
Lois Anne Griffith
John Wade
Billy Hislop
Mrs Rufus Harrell Hosts Baptist Class Event
The Nathamas class of First Baptist met at Mrs. Rufus Harrell's home on B street Southeast Tuesday evening. The group opened with singing, prayers, and scripture reading. Members invited husbands for July, planned a playlet titled Convention of Papas, and enjoyed social games and refreshments.
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First Baptist Church
Rufus Harrel
Tadsdayc
Will Harrah
H. Wilkie
Papas
Mesdames Will
Robertson
H. C. McKee
H. E. Wilkie
W. P. Roll
Willard Fiscus
Earl Winters
Jack Lynn
H. J. Bailey
Charles Harvell
Troy Wessel
Jerry Clayton
Women’s Business and Professional Club Closes Summer Program
The Women’s Business and Professional Club of Linton met at the Linton Public Library for a summer closing business meeting led by President Miss Margaret Cooper. Fifteen members attended. secretary Miss Maude Woodruff read the report. The group adjourned to resume in September with initiatory services for new members planned at the first fall meeting.
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Women’s Business and Professional Club of
Linton
Linton Public Library
Club Activites
Margaret Cooper
Maude Woodruff
Sorority Initiation at Sandborn Initiates New Member
The Epsilon Chi chapter of Delta Theta Tau at Sandborn held initiation for Mrs. Hattie Poindexter at Poindexter Furniture. President Mrs. Opal Stewart opened the meeting. A bingo party was planned for Wednesday June 24 and refreshments followed at Hildebrand restaurant for Poindexter and several members. The group eyeing a June social at Miss Dorothy Corbin’s home on June 15, with Miss Margaret Thompson assisting.
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Epsilon. Chi
Delta Theta Tau of
Sandorn
Hattie Poindexter
Poindexter Furniture
Sandborn
Opal Stewart
Hildebrand
Hatt
Dorothy Corbin
Margaret Thompson
Party Honors Newlyweds Engagement in City Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Tilt entertained Wednesday evening at their home in this city in honor of Mr and Mrs John Timmons newlyweds of this city. Mrs Timmons was Mrs Mary Watson before her marriage. The Tilt home featured shrubs and blooming flowers and a charming hostess and genial ghost.
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Harry Tilt
John Timmons
Timmons
Mary Watson
Tilt
Gin
Grand Slam Bridge Problem From Central Press
A double dummy contract bridge problem shows how declarer can force a grand slam after the opening lead of the queen of spades. The solution involves careful discards from clubs and diamonds, ruffing spades from dummy, and successive heart plays to exhaust defenders and let declarer win all four hands.
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Laval University
Quebec
Declarer
Lesa
West
East
Piscard
Aemonde
Handwork For Your Home Amart Women
Amart women are realizing that home handwork makes living spaces warmer and more homelike. Grandmother’s crocheted bedspread returns to grace the guest room while modern women weave personal style into bedspreads pillows covers clothes and luncheon sets. The paper offers eight articles showing practical, craft based homemaking.
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Ths
Engagement of Mrs Leontine Poe to A Earl Densmore Revealed
A dinner party reveals the engagement between Mrs Leontine Poe and A Earl Densmore. Mrs Poe, deputy clerk treasurer of the city, is active in clubs and politics. Densmore, from Centralia Illinois, now based in Linton after remodeling a beauty shop, has been welcomed into local civic life as guests toast the couple with a modernistic table gift presented to Mr and Mrs Timmons.
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Leontine Poe
A. Earl .Densmore
Poe
Densmore
Centralia
Ill
Linton
Linton Trust
Lew Good
Timmons
Bucktown Guests Attend All Day Sunday at Montgom erys
Miss Pearl M lle of near Morris Chapel joined relatives for a full day with Mr and Mrs Homer Montgomery and family including Opal and Jackie of Paris. Enochs, manager of the Paris Montgomery Ward store, visited. Several local families hosted or visited others in Carlisle and nearby towns during a busy Sunday.
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Miss Pearl M Lle
Near
Morris Chapel
Homer Montgomery
Melvin Enochs
Opal
Jackie
Paris
Enochs
Montgomery Ward
Izora Dyer
Carlisle
Nell Hall
Ralph Near
Berandene
Roy Price
Edwardsport
Vertis Hardisty
Jesse Boone
Caysle
Dennis Montgomery
Clay Goodman
Sheldon Montgomery
Mildred
Terre Haute
W. F. Cramer
Wm. Mitchell
Willard. Andis
Wanda
Warren
George Prose
Cletus
Padgett
Blyin Bodwell
Jimmy Dale Padgett
dimsPadgett
Ralph Browning
Jesse Browns
Shelbyville
Tragic Mine Explosion Shocks Community
Sunday report notes the death of Charley Webb in a Dugger Martin mine explosion Monday morning. Mrs. Alto Enochs and family share news, while George Cox visits Bessie Haralt and family. Hubert Near visits cousin Gerald Padgett at Gamphill. Olaf Townsley of Xen’a Ohio vacationing with home folks.
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Alto Enochs
Charley
Webb
Dugger-Martin
Mayand
George
Cox
Bessie Haralt
Hubert
Gerald ‘Padgett
Gamphill
Olaf Townsley
Xen‘a
Ohio
Market lamb show set for June 24 25 in Indianapolis
More than 400 market lambs are expected from 4-H club members across central Indiana for the seventh annual market lamb show and sale at the Indianapolis Union Stockyards June 24 and 25. The event, led by Purdue’s F M Shanklin, features a banquet, a tour of a packing plant, and prizes in three classes for lamb clubs. Other shows include Evansville June 19 Loogootee June 30 Goshen July 8 and Muncie July 9.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Union Stockyards
F. M. Shanklin
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Lamb Club
Evansville
Loogootee
Goshen
Muncie
Legion Has Bank For Convention In Cleveland
Cleveland June 9 Spl 11st isn t often that a convention has a bank for its headquarts but thousands of American Legionnaires attending the 18th annual convention in Cleveland from September 20 to 26 will find the GHQ located in a spacious banking quarters downtown. The headquarters, a former bank building, is central to hotels and municipal stadium where parades and drum contests will be held. About 200 000 Legion members and auxiliaries are expected, a record attendance hoped for as Cleveland hosts the Great Lakes Exposition nearby. A new feature this year is a giant production titled America in the stadium with a large cast and elaborate settings. Advance registration shows strong early interest.
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Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
American Legion
Legion
America
Evangelistic meetings begin in Dugger with visiting preacher
Dugger Indiana June 11 The Dugger Church of Christ opened a series of Evangelistic meetings Monday night led by Rev H N Rutherford of Lexington Kentucky. The meetings take place in a tent on Main Street. Local residents and visitors shared weekend visits and travels through town including families from Hammond Terre Haute and Linton with various relatives and shopping outings noted.
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Dugger
Ohio
Vaughn Russell
Barbara
Terre Haute
William Hammersly
Elmer ‘Woodward
Indianapolis
Bessie Hummel
Richard Park
Park
Lou Parks
Linton
Job’Ormandy
Doris Jean
Anna Louise Malcolm
Many Never Suspect Cause of Backaches
An old treatment claims backache relief comes from addressing tired kidneys. The ad describes kidneys flushing acids and wastes, mentions symptoms like frequent bladder passages, puffiness under the eyes, and fatigue, and urges buying Doan's Pills as a long used remedy.
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Dean
Doan
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