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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1962

Page

2

Worthington Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary At Park

Mr and Mrs Ralph Reagan of Worthington marked their golden anniversary on Sunday June 3 with church services at Worthington Church of Christ followed by a covered dish dinner at the shelter house. Relatives and friends joined the couple including Mr and Mrs Sam Steele of South Bend and their son Jack Reagan and daughter from Shelbyville. The event featured floral decor, a tiered wedding cake, music by a mixed quartet and string ensembles. A Brook lyn gas station attendant told police a Wyoming motorist tried to pay with a silver dollar.

Ralph Reagan Worthington Worthington Church of Christ Reagan Mr. Reagan Sam Steele South Bend Jack Reagan Shelbyville Shelter House Worthington Park Hi Neighbor Club Mrs. Reagan

L and M Lucky Stars Club Meets At Schoolhouse

Members held a Tuesday work period at the schoolhouse with a morning session and lunch prepared by the group. Joan Hughes chaired the afternoon meeting with Jane Davidson leading the pledge and Paulette Gilstrap giving the 4-H pledge. Ginger Spice demonstrated salad dressing. Nine members and adult leader Miss Jyme Lowder attended. The next meeting is scheduled for June 26 at the schoolhouse.

L and M Lucky Stars Club Joan Hughes Jane Davidson Paulette Gilstrap Ginger Spice Jyme Lowder

Worthington Delts Install Officers

Worthington Delta Theta Tau sorority installs new officers at a Lions Den meeting. Velma Heaton is president, Barbara Rogers vice president, Wanda Ray treasurer, Roberta Neill recording secretary, Esther Hines corresponding secretary, Evelyn Stahl sergeant at arms, Louise Steward pledge supervisor, Alice Pruitt historian, Leola Mathes publicity. Velma Bailey acting installing officer. Cancer drive chair Margo Stahl reports a 297 dollar contribution after town canvassing. Marie Baker and Janice Skeel provided refreshments.

Worthington Chapter Delta Theta Tau Sorority Lions den Velma Heaton Barbara Rogers Wanda Ray Roberta Neill Esther Hines Evelyn Stahl Louise Steward Alice Pruitt Leola Mathes Velma Bailey

Ellis Club to Meet at Steve Page Home

The Ellis 4-H club will hold a meeting at Steve Page's home at 7 30 this Thursday evening, according to club officers.

Ellis Club Ellis 4-H Club Steve Page

West Fork DAR Holds Year End Meeting and Picnic

Members of the West Fork chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held their final meeting of the year at Brown County State Park. A noon picnic preceded a brief business session led by Regent Mrs. Walter Heaton. Mrs. W. D. Whitaker reported a box of knitted clothing ready for shipment to Tamassee DAR school in South Carolina. Mrs. Curtis Martin spoke on Can We Wave the Flag Too Much based on Sidney DeLove’s radio speech urging patriotism and holiday flag displays. The group toured Loop Memorial studio and Nashville art gallery.

West Fork The Daughters of the American Revolution Brown County State Park Walter Heaton W. D. Whitaker Tamassee D.A.R South Carolina Curtis Martin Sidney DeLove DeLove United States Loop Memorial Nashville

Worthington Group Elects Officers

The Worthington chapter of Delta Theta Tau alumnae association elected officers at a meeting hosted by Mrs Otto Large. Mrs Aziel Dyer was named president, Mrs Dewey Heacox vice president, and Mrs Floy Heston secretary and treasurer. The group planned a dinner meeting to conclude the year’s work and tied the event to the next gathering.

Worthington Chapter Delta Theta Tau

Symphony and Chorus Presence in the United States

Observation notes that today there are more symphonies and chestras in the United States than in all Western European countries combined, reflecting a booming American orchestral landscape.

United States

Community club and lodge events scheduled for Wednesday

Tri Kappa initiates at 5:00 p.m. at Mrs. Homer Donagher’s home with dinner to follow at Harald’s Drive-in. Attendees should call 847-4529 if unable to attend. Various lodge meetings and choir practices follow at 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. including Eagles, Elks, Unity Lodge 637, EUB church groups, and Rotary Ann.

Homer Donagher Mharald Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Unity Lodge No Hall W.S.W.S EUB Church Stanley Hastings Roscoe Graham Deward Bartlett Henry Meiers Philp Buzan Noble Grands Club Eliza Stanton

Eagles Auxiliary Holds Meeting Here

The Eagles Aerie No. 578 women’s auxiliary met at the lodge hall with Mrs. Geneva May presiding. Lola Gray posted colors, Mae Pruitt led prayers, and Beverly Decker was installed as trustees chair. A covered dish supper followed. next meeting set for 7:30 PM Thursday at the lodge hall.

Women’s Auxiliary of Eagles Aerie No. 578 Lodge Hall Geneva May Lola Gray Mae Pruitt Beverly Decker Marie Wilson Anna Haffley May

Vacation Highlights Among Indiana Residents

Mrs. Iva Banard of Dugger and Mrs. Marie Denman of Linton return from a Florida Georgia and Tennessee trip visiting Clovis Denman and Pauline Holder in Georgia and Lookout Mountain sightseeing on the way home. Henry Pope of Walla Walla Washington visits aunt Mrs. John W. Pope in Jasonville. The U S Patent Office handles over 1600 patent applications weekly and issues about 1000 patents weekly.

Iva Banard Dugger Marie Denman Linton Florida Georgia Tennessee Henry Pope Walla Walla, Wash John W. Pope Jasonville

Sandborn Methodist W S C S Holds Meeting

The Sandborn Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church with Mrs. Clarence Yagle presiding. Devotionals by Mrs. Max Gaultney, a Youth in Missions dialogue, and reports from Linda Poindexter on Junior High activities were presented. refreshments served by hostesses to members and guests.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service Sandborn Methodist Church Clarence Yagle Yagle Max Gaultney Raines Nancy Clifford Mary Louise Johnson Helen Shake Loyal Andis Jane Ann Gaultney Sonja Hancock Linda Poindexter Rivervale Camp Leona Hancock Harley Goodman David Small Jane Gaultney Floyd Shake R. L. Hancock Harry Hancock John Thompson Curtis McClary Vere Heath Frank McFarland Henry Begeman

War Mothers Meet With Mrs Turley at St Peters Hall

Howard Cromwell Unit No 12 mothers of World War II gather at Mrs Edith Turley home Monday evening with Etta Haffley presiding. Reports by Thelma Fish Apalona Slaper and Mamie Foster noted. A $5 donation to May Gaddis for the Chicago June convention approved. A gift to Gladys Bowyer, state president, was sent. Memorial services, birthday observances, and charter draping for late member Jennie Dolence planned.

Howard Cromwell Edith Turley Etta Haffley Iona Cromwell Thelma Fish Apalona Slaper Mamie Foster May Gaddis Bazaar Chicago Gladys Bowyer St. Peter’s Hall Eir Jennie Dolence

Sandborn Church Class Outing at Vincennes Park

The Sandborn Methodist booster class held a picnic supper and swimming party Sunday evening at Gregz Park in Vincennes. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hancock and children Rita and Dennis, and numerous local families such as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowman Jr. and others.

Sandborn Methodist Church Gregz Park Vincennes Wayne Hancock Rita Dennis Harry Bowman, Jr Bill Huey Loyal Andis Alfred Norris Joe Williams Tammy Ted Shake Terry Jerry Carmichael Sherry Jeff Jimmy Yagle Janesa William Inman Kim Tom Small Billy Baker Don Gregg John Rob G. O. Neidigh Nancy Doug

Newly Weds To Live In Texas Hawkins-Johnson

Miss Carolyn Jane Hawkins and William Gerald Johnson exchanged vows at First Baptist Church. The couple, both in military service, will reside in Killeen Texas after a wedding trip to Wisconsin. They are stationed at Fort Hood and both graduates from Indiana and Marinette High Schools.

Carolyn Jane Hawkins William Gerald Johnson First Baptist Church Claude Hawkins, Jr West Terre Haute A. Maske Marinette Wisc Doran McCarty Switz City Baptist Church Gloria McCarty Switz City Kathryn Frey Sandra Jeffers Bloomfield Linda Rode Karen Haskins Linton Becky Himebrook Karen Hawkins Becky Karen Herbert Johnson Scanaba Mich George Hawkins John Hawkins Archie Hawkins Mrs. Hawkins Maske Bray Teen Canteen JoAnn Brinkman Danville Mary Margaret Tubby Janice Slover Linda Wake Wisconsin Killeen Tex Linton-Stockton High School Women’s Army Corps Marinette High School U.S. Army Fort Hood Texas

Lyons Methodist Women Hold June Meeting

The Lyons First Methodist Church Women’s Society met at Mrs. Josephine Edwards’ home for the June gathering. The program, The Ecumenical Deaconess and Missionary, featured several helpers and the article Our Missions for the Master was presented. Illness updates noted Zelma Wright and about eighty member calls were reported.

Women's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Lyons Josephine Edwards Brent Harden Connie Sizemore Garnett Cullison Reta Mengedoht Betty Swayze Gertrude Kiler Harden Mengedoht Zelma Wright Winifred Wallace

Miss Wanda Helps Bride At Dwight Wedding

Miss Wanda spent the weekend in Dwight Illinois serving as bridesmaid at a friend's wedding. Mr and Mrs Bill Reed also spent the weekend there. Mrs A C McPhail and Mrs Haldon Beazley of Linton visited Lafayette to see sister Mrs Mary Padgett who has been taken to the home of her son and family after major surgery at a hospital.

Wanda Need Dwight, Ill Bill Reed Dwight A. C. McPhail Haldon Beazley Linton Lafayette Beasley Mary Padgett John M. Reel Bill Barbara Carla

Moose Legion Frolic Set at Terre Haute Lodge

A Moose Legion Frelic will be held at the Terre Haute lodge hall at 7:30 Friday evening. Officers will be elected, and women are also invited to attend the frolic, according to the announcement.

Moose Legion

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