Moose Teen Club Opens at Linton Moose Lodge
Members and guests enjoy the Antler room on Monday nights with ping pong and table games as youth center efforts expand under lodge supervision. Registration begins at 6:30 with rules enforced by Ruth Moss and Taylor H. Brown, club ends at 9:30 with a snack stand available. Ralph Clark notes all Moose members’ children may bring three non members.
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Moose Teen Club
Moose Lodge
Ruth Moss
Brown
Linton
Ing
Horace Irish
Taylor H. Brown
Moose
Ralph Clark
Lodge
Clark
Society Notes and Club News Item
Society events and personal notices gathered from the week include engagements, visits, and small gatherings. Ann Toney, society editor, invites readers to share upcoming events and news for coverage in this section.
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Phobne
Ann Toney
Friday meeting notices for local groups
Frigid list of Friday events shows Quapaw Tribe No 143 Red Men at 7 p.m. Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council at 7 30 p.m. Women of Moose Chapter 19 at 8 p.m. Alpha Bible class First Methodist at 6 p.m. with covered dish supper. Columbian chapter CES officers practice initiatory work at 8 p.m. Civic Garden Club to exam for Gardener of the Year at Linton Public Library 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Inpro Order of Red Men
Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council
Linton Public Library
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Alpha Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Columbian Chapter
CES
Masonic Temple
Civic Garden Club
Red Men's Hall Scene For Hiawatha Meeting
A Hiawatha club gathering at Red Men's hall awarded a grand prize to Mrs Pauline McKnight. Hosts included Mrs Violet Cornelius and Mrs Luciel Tannehill, with a noon luncheon. President Mrs Tannehill led the business session. next hosts named Messrs Maggie Murdock and Jenny Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline McKnight
Hiawatha Club
Red Men’s Hall
Violet Cornelius
Luciel Tannehill
Tannehill
Maggie Murdock
Jenny Cunningham
Mel Cornelius
Lucien Tannehill
Harriet Tryon
Bertha Johnson
Margie Richards
Christy Family Reunion At Dugger Park
The Christy family gathered at the shelter house in Dugger Park for their annual reunion. A noon basket dinner was followed by a day of visiting with attendees including Lee Willoughby and son of East St. Louis Illinois Leabert Christy and son Russell of Columbus Mr. and Mrs Raymond Christy and children Gary Judy and Sammie Mr. and Mrs Fred Shields and daughters of Aurora Illinois Ruth Christy of Indianapolis Mrs Winifred Ferguson and children Mark and Belinda and Mr and Mrs Elbert McCammon and family of Paxton and Mrs Mae Ringer of Dugger.
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Christy
Dugger Park
Lee Willoughby
East St. Louis
Ill
Leabert Christy
Russell
Columbus
Raymond Christy
Gary
Judy
Sammie
Fred Shields
Aurora
Ruth Christy
Indianapolis
Winifred Ferguson
Mark
Belinda
Elbert McCammon
Paxton
Mae Ringer
Dugger
Worthington Circle Plans Special Party
The Mothers Circle of Worthington Christian Church held a June meeting at Mrs. William Deatrick Jr. home to plan a “come as you are” party at Mrs. Russell Strait’s home for the next meeting. Mrs. Carol Weathers presided, members named their favorite flowers, and gifts were exchanged as Mrs. Harold Dyer moves to Clay City. The secretary and treasurer post was filled by Mrs. Wyatt Fiscus. meeting hours were set for 8 p.m. in summer.
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Mothers Circle
Worthington Christian Church
William Deatrick, Jr
Russell Strait
Carol Weathers
Lewis Marsh
Richard Richeson
Bloomfield Mothers’ Circle
Harold Dyer
Clay City
Wyatt Fiscus
Pat Ingalls
Deatrick
Angel
Peter Bussard
Martha Jeffries
Nancy Padgett
Harold Dyar
Susan Terhune
Ethel Green
Leo Conklin
Jeanette Wolfe
William Griffin
Rose Marie Dyer
Elmer Stewart
Aziel Dyar
Gary Griffith
Busy Maidens 4-H Club Reports Meeting at Linton High
Record books were filled out and inspected by Junior leaders at a Busy Maidens club meeting in Linton held at the high school. Refreshments and recreation followed the session. Next regular meeting slated for June 19 with project meetings at the school laboratory each Tuesday morning.
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Maidens Club
Linton
Bethel Methodist Women Install Officers in Service
The Woman's Society of World Service at Bethel Methodist church held an installation service with Kenneth Burns as installing officer. Lucy Coffey was seated president, and a slate of officers including Aura Hancock as vice president and Doroth y Buck as treasurer were named. A devotional, dialogue, and social hour followed with guests and members attending. The next meeting is set for July 1 at Mrs. Butler's home.
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Woman’s Society of World Service
Bethel Methodist Church
Kenneth Burns
Lucy Coffey
Aura Hancock
Adelle Smith
Dorothy Buck
Edith Bedwell
Ethel Cowden
May Fainot
Bernice Storey
Mabel Burris
Ruby Burris
Phyllis Hiatt
May Butler
Christian Social Relations
Edith Parks
Miss
Beverly Meeks
Mesdames
Louise Smith
Irene Cromwell
Rosemary Alsman
Rosalie Williams
Mary McCammon
Myrtle Underwood
Luxie Turpen
Della Alumbaugh
Ruth Livingston
Mary Butler
May Fainnot
Mrs. Butler
County Council Plans Programs and Picnic
The Greene County Home Demonstration Council met at Bloomfield Christian Church to plan lessons on topics such as salad making cheese varieties and furniture refinishing and to arrange a picnic. Visitor Mrs. Russell Miller discussed an International Farm Youth Exchange guest from Colombia and six weeks of hosting.
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Greene County Home Demonstration Council
Bloomfield Christan Church
Martha Cullop
Purdue
Russell Miller
Bloomingdale
Columbia
South America
International Farm
Owen York
Betty Kahn
Citizenship School
C and H Club
York
Today's Bible Thought on Matthew Seven Verse Eleven
A brief devotional note cites Matthew 7 11 asking readers to trust God to give good gifts to His children and to reflect on heavenly generosity. The passage emphasizes the Father in heaven supplying beneficial blessings to those who seek Him.
Father acrostic tribute to a loving family man
A reader offers a heartfelt acrostic praising a father. F stands for his love toward family, A for advice relied upon, T for tears and toils raising us, H for a hero God gave home, E for eyes that saw tomorrow, and R for right he will always be.
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Father
Midland High Band Pupils Visit Chicago Attractions
Members of Midland High School band and their parents toured Chicago visiting Lincoln Park Zoo the Chicago History Museum Aquarium and the Museum of Science and Industry They toured a submarine and coal mine at the latter site.
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Midland High School
Chicago
Lakeshore Drive
Lincoln Park ‘Zoo
Chicago National History
Marie Hammond
Linda Hammond
Aaron Keene
Cadwell
Connie Cadwell
Linton Women’s Club to Meet at Weather Vane Tea Room
The Linton Business and Professional Women’s Club will hold its June meeting at the Weather Vane Tea Room in Dugger at 8:50 p.m. Monday. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Edith Ham, a former member. Reservations due by Thursday June 12 via telephone numbers 89 or 910 M.
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Linton Business and’ Professional Women’s Club
Weathervane
Dugger
Esther Wolford
Edith Ham
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Worthington Circle
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Osborne
LEE
Linton Merchants Association
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H. V. Vibbert
Assembly of God Church
Johnson
ZEBCO
Sunbeam
Linton Hardware & Furniture
S. Main
Midland
Jim Taylor
Jerry, Halderman
Ogg Humphreys
Dognetta Bedwell
Mike Welch
Welch
Carolyn
English
Tars Reichert
Janice Ruth Keller
Jean McHenry
Sandra Weatherwax
Beverly Scott
Wilma
Wogaman
Arlie Cramer
Indy Cramer
Azliat. Cramer
Donna Byers
C. T. Hux
Kuwella Raines
Fusco Package Liquor Store
West Vincennes
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Penney Sport
Penney
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