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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1954
Page
3
Society items must be at the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m for that day’s issue Mrs Ann Toney is listed as a society contact and contributor for personal news club lodge party and church notices
Community groups hold meetings and social events throughout the week. Listings include Mu Beta Gamma Mission Circle, Lyons Conservation Club, Rainbow for Girls, Pocahontas chapters, Kiwanis, Band Parents, American Legion Auxiliary, Carpenter's Local 487, Violet Rebekah Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, Tri Kappa, Truthseekers class, Sunday school, Ladies Fancywork, Sunset Wranglers, Eagles, Elks, Unity Lodge, Rotary, Stated lodge meetings, and Eastern Star and Red Men chapters with times and venues across town.
In loving memory of R. W. Hensley who died twelve years ago last Friday A heartfelt note of remembrance and enduring love from Iva Hensley Floyd Hensley Edna Wheeler Irene Brown Gladys Harrell and Elsie Hie for a life cherished and never forgotten.
Mrs Joe Turpen hosted the Open Door class of First Baptist at her home with Mrs Jacqueline Royer assisting. Rev Roy den Rea led prayer. Robert Grounds led the business meeting planning a Shakamak picnic and future projects. The social hour featured games and refreshments for members and guests.
Miss Ann Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Williams was honored with a scholastic award at the thirty second annual alumni Senior breakfast at Alumni hall on the campus of Indiana University Sunday morning. She was selected as an alternate for a Tri Kappa fellowship of 800 for the academic year 1954 1955. This was one of five scholastic awards given to graduating Indiana University women at the breakfast.
Sewing pattern advertisement describes a sun dress with simple lines and button-on shoulders plus a short bolero. It lists sizes 143 164 184 203 224 244 and yardage for size 164 with complete Sew Chart. Price thirty five cents plus 5 cents extra for 11st-class mail, mailed to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York.
Mrs Irene Blaker and children drive to Sunland California for a weekend trip. Veterans of Foreign Wars banquet in Evansville attended by John Murray family and Karen Elaine and Rich ard Randall. Multiple visits and returns as families travel between Rochester Minnesota Greenfield Geneseo Amarillo Little Rock Indianapolis and Genoa.
Miss Margie E. Royce daughter of Mr and Mrs C K Maddox of Damascus Alabama and Bobby D McKissack son of Mr and Mrs H R McKissack of Falco Alabama married recently at Damascus Baptist Church A reception at the bride's parents home followed the ceremony The couple left for a Florida wedding trip The groom in the U S Army Air Force will be sent to the Philippine Islands this month The bride will live in Pensacola Florida where she works as a telephone operator until his return The Maddoxes are former Linton residents and the bride attended Linton schools
Ace Brookes crochet square yields items from doily to tablecloth. Pattern 7143 costs 25 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing, available via Linton Daily Citizen Household Arts Dept New York. Catalog offers embroidery and sewing designs with four extra patterns.
A round-up report from Linton officers lists six people cited or jailed. Berlin Cox of Bedford paid 55.50 for an overweight truck, Thomas West of Indianapolis faced 14 for public intoxication, L. B. Leavitt of Lyons paid 1 for no license. Loren W. McKinnon of Indianapolis was charged with assault and battery. William White of Linton faced driving while intoxicated charges. Donald D. Johnson, AWOL from Laurel Air Force base, was turned over to military authorities.
New York fashion previewed by Frank Starr highlights autumn ideas in shimmering sheath gowns and colorful cocktail looks. Starr’s 1954 collection features tantalizing chic pieces designed to lure attention and turn heads as women transition from summer styles.
The collection features all over sequin outfits from shoulders to shoes and bold red and green gowns with draped bustlines. Most formal dresses in New York show mid calf lengths, full skirts, and a slim waist that balances the silhouette.
Robert R. Young formally assumes control of the New York Central Railroad in Albany ending William White's leadership after a bitter proxy battle. White announced May shareholders ballots showing Young ahead by over a million votes as Young and his 13 man board met in Manhattan before moving to the railroad's main office.
Penguins do not exclusively inhabit icy zones. Besides Antarctic species, many live along the east and west coasts of South America, the shores of South Africa, and in Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific islands. They are not found north of the Equator.
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