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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
3
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen Office by 11 a.m. to appear in that day. All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed.
American Legion Post meets at the home at 7 30 p m United Brethren choir practice at one church at 7 00 p m Br tr onist choir practice at the church at 7 00 p m War Mothers Auxiliary No 2 meets at the library at 7 p m Baptist choir practice at the church at 7 p m Called meeting Linton lodge No 560 F A M at the hall at 7 30 p m Work in the B A degree Binges Hillbilly 4 H club meets in the high school 4 H club at 7 30 p m a H 12 club picnic Humphreys park at 6 30 p m Y M L club meets with Mrs John Corbin at 7 30 p m
Women's Relief Corps gathers at the hall 7 a m while Chapter 19 Women of the Moose and U B Missionary Society meet at different times. Quapaw Tribe No 143 Red Men holds 7 30 p m sessions. Columbian Chapter 140 O E S meets 7 30 p m with 8 15 p m memorial. Alpha Bible class meets with Mrs John Kennedy at 289 Seventh Street Northeast for 7 30 p m election of officers.
Saturday called meeting at the hall at 8 p.m. to perform F C degree work. Refreshments to follow.
Mr and Mrs Mason Bedwell of Dugger announce the birth of daughter Carolyn Sue on June 11 at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan Indiana County Sullivan.
Lyons Christian Missionary Society installed the new officers for the year at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Elected were President Mrs. Voris Davidson, Vice President Mrs. Bertie Sappenfield, Secretary Mrs. Foster Edwards, Treasurer Mrs. Roscoe Holder, World Call Secretary Mrs. Lloyd Stalcup, and Membership Chairman Mrs. Charles Gastineau. Fifteen members and two guests attended. the lesson “I Speak Of Africa and Golden Joys” was given by Mrs. Byron Rady with assistance from several members.
Greene County Women Democratic Club elected officers at a Humphreys park meeting. Officers chosen for the next year include Mrs. Robert Wells as president, Mrs. Arthur Grass as vice president, Mrs. Bert Caldwell as secretary, and Mrs. Ben Mitchell as treasurer. A covered-dish dinner followed, with attendees from across the county.
The Linton Beauticians for the season held their final meeting at Valentine's with Mrs Dora Wright as host. A fried chicken dinner was served and a donation to the Cancer Control Fund was made. A rule about cancelled appointments, proposed by the state, was adopted. Contest awards went to Mrs Helen Moore and Mrs Thelma Ellis. Attendees included Barbara Alkire Dora Wright Margaret Ellis Lillian O Connor Thelma Ellis Thelma Holden Norma McCulloch Barbara Brown Mable Potter and Helen Moore. Meetings resume in October with Miss Barbara Alkire.
A Y M L club meeting is scheduled at 7 30 this evening at Mrs John Corbin's residence. All members are urged to attend.
A string of short notices lists residents and visitors across Indiana towns. Names include Mrs. George Sarmont Clinton Betty Pruitt Indianapolis Mrs. Mack Ellis Terre Haute and many others visiting relatives, shopping, or on travel to Jasper Indianapolis Lyons and Camp Crowder Missouri.
Fifty seven relatives and friends gathered at his home Sunday to celebrate the 79th birthday anniversary of Wilbert Smith. A basket dinner was shared at noon. Smith has seven living children, 28 grandchildren, and 16 great grandchildren, and received several gifts.
Five ex service men were honored at a picnic held today at Shakamak State Park. Named honorees were Don Bemis James Hinman Wayne Wright Bill Lehman and Bob Tucker. Also present were Miss Barbara Robinson Bonnie Apple Normalee Hunley Kathryn Morgan Dorris Beck Jo Ann Smith and Howard Keller.
Census surveys show a large wartime rise in factory and farm output while the civilian labor force grew only slightly from 1940 to 1942 and then declined as the war continued.
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