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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1927

Page

6

Music Pupils of Sisters of Providence Recital

The Sisters of Providence studio recital featured a large program with cornet saxophone violin piano and voice numbers. Performers included Liddill Meyers Uland McAfee Pirtle and many others with works by Bach Friml Chaminade and Dvorak among selections like Butterfly Chase and Showers of Roses.

Sisters of Providence Helb Liddil M. Meyers M. Uland M. I. McAfee W. I. Pirtle Cleta Liddill Nulf Gooper H. Slinkard M. Gill D. Mooney R. Humphreys BE. M. Lucas B. Iissing Papa Tote Kussner

Piano Recital By Mrs. Mary Watson Pupils

Piano pupils presented last evening in a recital at the First Christian church. Fifteen students performed well, following the program previously printed in the Citizen.

Mary Watson First Christian Church Citizen

Chicken Dinner Served by Glenburn Mission

A chicken dinner will be served Wednesday from 11 to 1 in the Terhune building on A street northwest by the Glenburn Mission. 50 cents public invited.

Terhune Glenburn Mission FORD

Birthday Party for Margaret Harris Sixth Birthday

Mrs. Carl Harris hosted a children's party at 120 First Street Southeast celebrating Margaret June Harris's sixth birthday. Guests from Dugger and Bloomington attended with prizes won by Argie Meredith Joe Dukes Evely Owens and Mary Margaret Froyschke. The table featured orchid white colors with a six candle cake and doll favors.

Carl Ti. Harris First Street Margaret June Harris Argie Meredith Joe Dukes Dugger Evely Owens Mary Margaret Froyschke Margaret June Jean Humphreys Betty Fordyce Mune Kingan Sims Baby Ruth Owens Mary Margaret Froeschke Mary Fthel Monser Betty Gray Miller Patty Mae McQuade Esther Jane Slinkard Evelyn Leanor Harris Anna Lee Owens Virginia Coleman Bobby Walters Junior Hall Pike

Six O Clock Dinner Hosted by Miss Ruby Stewart

Miss Ruby Stewart entertained at her Roosevelt street home with a six o clock dinner. The prettily decorated house featured cut flowers. Guests included Mrs Virgil Sims Mrs Murl Suffal Mrs Gabriella Duviver and Mrs Austin Moss and the Misses Gladys Powell Ina Cardwell Edna Payne Aretha Magr8 Virginia Bor it of Jasonville Mary Lee Cardwell Esther Dollet and Louise Ferrand. The evening featured games dancing and music with a contest. the prize went to Mrs Austin Moss.

Ruby Stewart Roosevelt Street Virgil Sims Murl Suffal Gabriella Duviver Austin Moss Gladys Powell Ina Cardwell Edna Payne Aretha

Picnic Friday Afternoon At Baptist Church

Children who took part in the Baptist church children's day program will have a picnic Friday afternoon. They will leave the church promptly at 3 15 and bring a picnic lunch. Lemonade and a treat will be provided by the directors.

The Baptist Church Lemenade

Baptist Ladies Plan Thursday Church Meeting

The Baptist Ladies and the Ladies Aid announce a work meeting at the church Thursday afternoon at 1 30 oclock.

The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church

Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs

Mrs Alvin Adams hosts Nathamas class at 7 30 p m at her home. Mrs Eli Mott plans the Foreign Missionary Society meeting for the M F E church. G fk T Club gathers with Mrs Sarah Padgett. The Chatter and Stitch Club meets with Mrs Floyd Cornett. Mr Mellick Club visits with Mrs Walton Stover. D T M Club entertained by Mrs Wendell Bray. Wanetta Club hosted by Mrs Effie Walton.

Alvin Adams Nathamas The Baptist Church Eli Mott Foreign Missionary Society M. FE G. Fk. T Sarah Padgett Floyd Cornett Chatter and Stitch Mr. Mellick Walton Stover D. T. M. Club Wendell Bray Effie Walton Wanetta Club

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Woman in Ohio

Mrs. M. Riessman of Cleveland Ohio reports severe weight loss after childbirth and illness improving after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims weight increased from 98 to 116 pounds and she regained ability to do housework. The ad urges health as wealth and promotes the product as a good fairy guiding to better health.

Lydia E. Pinkham Cleveland Ohio

Local Man Reports Modern Miracles At Revival

Grant Dunning of this city writes from South Bend for the Daily Citizen describing a revival led by Evangelist Mattin Crawford of Los Angeles. He says Sunday saw the first divine healing service with over 100 afflicted persons prayed for, including the blind opened eyes and a child who had never walked walking off the stage.

Grant Dunning Gltizen South Bend Mattin Crawford Los Angeles

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