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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1943
Page
2
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In memory of our dear husband and father Wesley Hensley who died June 11 1942. Sleep on dear one It has been a year since you left Our hearts filled with tears We mourn but not in vain For up in Heaven we will meet again Sadly missed by wife and children
Goldie Evelene Malicoat files petition in Greene Circuit Court to determine time and place of birth. Hearing set for June 12, 1943. clerk Frank A. Lenning signs the notice dated June 11, 1943.
The Lyons and Nine Mile churches invite all to Sunday school at 9:30 and 9:45 with Roscoe Holder and Claude Hawkins as superintendents. Evening youth fellowship, Bible study, and preaching follow with the theme The Assurance of Faith. Visitors welcome.
The social page lists J. T. M. club gathering with Mrs Branch Hunter at 1 50 p m, Constellation club picnic at Humphreys park, Brad Chapter 19 Women of the Moose at 7 p m, Surgical Dressings classes at Elks Home, prayer at Glenburn Missin, Quapaw Tribe No 143 Red Men at 7 p m, Sons of American Legion at 6 30 p m, Alpha Bible class at Methodist Church 7 30 p m, Mr Chatter and Stitch club with Mrs Milo Mitchell at 2 30 p m, Women's Council Christian church 1 p m dressings then 3 p m business meeting.
Pocahontas meets at Red Men hall at 7 p m Apworth League of Glenburn meets at the community house at 7 15 p m Metropolitan Lodge No 198 K of P meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Scouts and Cubs meet at the community house at 6 30 p m Scout Troop No 560 meets at 6 30 p m Band Parents club meets at the high school at 7 p m
Louise Elizabeth Love and Carl Rogers Griffin announce their marriage performed by Rev J A C Melton in Las Vegas Nevada on Saturday June 5 at 4 o clock. Mrs Griffin taught Spanish and English in Kendallville and Alexandria high schools and is a Delta Nu Tri Kappa member. Griffin recently left the Army Air Corps for defense work in Los Angeles where the couple will reside. Temporary address 2117 Marvin Avenue Los Angeles.
Switz City June 11 The Willing Workers and Afoaso 4H clubs met June 9 at the school building. President Mary Edna Allen led, with songs by Barbara Conklin Patty Fines and Patty Beck. Group singing followed led by Gloria Hamner Betty Smith Barbara Conklin Jo Feutz and Esther Baker. Norma Jean Dowden supervised recreation. Next gathering set for June 23.
Mrs Marion Fish marked her birthday Thursday evening at her home on H street northeast with friends. Games and contests followed by refreshments. guests included Lex Thomas Sherman Wright Della Jones Pearl Sullivan Jim my Edith Bough Dottie Frye Elsie Hale Owen Fitzpatrick Norma Rae Fitzpatrick Ediths Troy Scroggins Cletus Clark Judy Harold Templeton Ida Johnson Pritchard Winnie Mae and the host and guest of honor Mrs Fish who received many gifts.
Greene County Red Cross calls for more women to sew surgical dressings as 200 local registrations near the quota. Mrs Carmody, ill, is replaced by Mrs Rudolph Patton while volunteers urged churches clubs and lodges to join. Rooms open Thursday and Friday 12 to 5 and 7 to 9. all helpers welcome with washable clothing and hair coverings.
The notice lists church events including 9:30 a m Bible school, 10:30 a m worship with a deposit faith theme, 7:30 p m worship on Christian Warfare, 8:45 p m Baptist Youth Fellowship, and mid week Bible study Romans 12 at 7:30 p m. Choir rehearsal at 8:15 p m plus Monday Beta Gamma Mission circle at 7:30 p m with Mrs Pearl Harbett and Thursday Woman's Missionary Society at 2:00 p m with Mrs Wayne Corbin.
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 46 Y P L 7 00 evening service 7 30 Mrs Clara Shanklin a WAAC veteran stationed at Daytona Beach Fla will speak at Sunday evening services Wednesday Home League at 7 00 Eva McDonald leads Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 Saturday open air gathering at 7 30 Mrs Lechin to attend. Major Gertrude Calvert invites the public to all services.
We invite you to worship with us and offer spiritual help. Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 evangelistic service at 7 30 prayer and praise Wednesday at 7 30. The public is invited to attend any service. A hearty welcome awaits you. Virgil Kelley pastor.
Rev R C Hale pastor leads morning worship at 10 30 with the Positive Gospel. Young Peoples meet at 6 45. Havening service at 7 30 on Truth and Life. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30. Thursday 6 orchestra practice and 7 choir rehearsal.
The Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church announces a Sunday school at 9:80, Bible study for all ages, and public worship at 10:30 a.m. The Pentecost lesson guides the service, followed by Holy Communion. Choir rehearsal is set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
A community church invites newcomers to join worship services on Sunday underscoring open doors and welcoming believers and guests to participate in regular activities and programs at the church.
Morning worship and Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching at 7 30. Cubs meet Monday at 6 30 for boys 9 to 12. Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 30. Nola D Yoder Deaconess Pastor invites all to join.
Harry James Rains, minister, leads church school at 9 30 morning prayer and Holy Communion at 10 30. Sermon titled Give us this day our daily bread is fifth in a Lord's Prayer series. Christian Youth Fellowship follows at 6.
The day features 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 morning worship and an anthem A Hymn of Praise Calver sermon Priorities at Pentecost evening service at 7 30 with a Children s day program fifty children will take part a short play The Church Victorious and certificates for Vacation School attendees will be awarded plus an exhibit of student work.
Indianapolis hosts the 75th annual Knights of Pythias state convention from June 16 to 17 with Lt. Gov. John Lee Smith of Texas as principal guest and banquet speaker at the Claypool Hotel. J Austin East of Bloomington, Grand Chancellor, says over 800 delegates from 225 lodges are expected for the two day session.
About 200 men from across the state join the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan at a convention. C J Blinn from Oklahoma City and former U S Senator James E Watson of Winchester Ind are special guests. The Knights of Pythias, founded in 1864, counted Lincoln and F D Roosevelt among supporters.
The revival continues with strong attendance as Rev. Arvie Christie opens each evening service. Sunday school meets at 9 30 war time with Oscar Watt presiding. Morning worship follows at 10 30.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club will meet at Mrs Seph Inman's home on A Street Northeast at 2 15 in the afternoon.
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This weekly church feature by J H White invites readers to test themselves on Bible questions. It previews questions about No 2 Kings chapters and verses, the object of the Lord's Supper, the Holy Ghost as a temporary gift, and how to judge love for Christ.
Mrs H E McClaren and Mrs Mary Hayes with daughter Mary Ellen have returned to their Jackson Tennessee home after visiting Mrs Hayes sisters Mrs Orville Coleman and Mrs Walter Skeel for several days.
Mrs Thomas L Anderson of Gary spends a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs James Nolan. Mr and Mrs Taylor H Brown plan a Monday Tuesday trip to Indianapolis for the annual Indiana Photographers Association meeting.
Mrs Burgess of 119 Hardin Street Raleigh North Carolina endorses Retonga a herbal stomachic and Vitamin B one medicine. She suffered nervous indigestion with gas and weakness slept poorly and faced constipation after using Retonga she reports improved appetite strength better nerves and restful sleep. Thousands praise Retonga and retailers advertise it.
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