Society Notes and Club News Update
Society items from the local scene include private parties lodge gatherings and church events with notices availing in this column. Contact Ann Toney society editor at the listed phone for details or submissions.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
4
Society items from the local scene include private parties lodge gatherings and church events with notices availing in this column. Contact Ann Toney society editor at the listed phone for details or submissions.
Kiwanis and many groups meet at various halls and libraries from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Auxiliary and lodge organizations gather at legion, Masonic and Red Men venues, with choirs and church rehearsals listed for multiple churches. A luncheon and social events are also noted in the day’s community notices.
Mr. and Mrs. L C Mclntosh and daughter Rosemary of Worthington attended the commencement at Indiana University. Daniel Meininger of Indianapolis earned the Doctor of Medicine degree in the ceremony. Dr Meininger is married to Betty Claire Lukenbill, granddaughter of Mrs Clara Lukenbill of Marco and niece of Mrs Medntaah of Jain. A family dinner followed at the Campus Club hosted by Mrs Lukenbill. Guests included L A Lukenbill and daughter Martha Lou and Earl Meininger of Indianapolis.
At Moose Hall chapter 19 Women of the Moose elected officers led by Senior Regent Alice Bargar and Graduate Regent Margaret Richards. Junior Regent Freda Wilson Chaplain Louisie Burns Recorder Mary Jake Wellington and Treasurer Margaret Robison were named. Installations set for June 21 with three new members initiated. Next chapter meeting 8:00 PM Friday June 21. June 14 meeting canceled.
The final lesson on Missionary Work in the Philippi was presented by the Worthington Christian church Women’s Fellowship at Mrs. Lewis Marsh home. Mrs. Wrancs McDermont led the lesson with theme Let There Be Light. Julia Rhodes sang On The Rugged Hill before a prayerful devotional. A social hour followed with punch and wafers for members and guest Julia Rhodes.
The annual home demonstration club conference gathered at Purdue University with attendees from across the state. Mrs. Violet Hair and Mrs. Betty Newsom from Country Corner, Mrs. Alma Shoner, Mrs. Lillian Fisher from Livy N Learn, Annalouise Shank from the Junior rs club, plus Mrs. Grace Bowen, Mrs. Kenneth Kramer and Mrs. Joan McCreary joined yesterday for the sessions.
Larry Morrison son of Bert Morrison of Indianapolis earns his diploma at School 76 eighth grade exercises in Indianapolis. The D A R award for outstanding pupil will be presented at the commencement. Esther Shaw, Larry’s aunt, will attend the exercises. Larry attended local schools until three years ago.
An average adult human body contains about 14 to 18 square feet of skin. This range reflects common estimates used in medical and educational contexts and varies with body size and composition.
Go To Church Sunday all services on Daylight Savings Time unless otherwise specified. The list covers ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIRST METHODIST CHURCH GLENBURN METHODIST CHURCH LINTON CHURCH OF CHRIST LINTON EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH NORTHEAST THIRD STREET CHURCH OF GOD PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH SARON EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH ST PETER S CATHOLIC CHURCH THE SALVATION ARMY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH WORTHINGTON CHURCH OF CHRIST PINT BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH FOLSOM MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH
Local church listings show numerous congregations with pastors and weekly services. Digger Calvary Assembly of God led by William W Bedwell and Sherman Matney offers evening services. nearby churches include Methodist, Baptist, Christian and Free Methodist with varied Sunday schools and midweek prayer and worship times.
Transfers of county property filed at Bloomfield include John F. Clark and wife to Roland Fines and wife for Lot 439 in Is land Coal Company Third Addition Linton and Roy G. Blair and Dollie Blair to H H Motors Inc parts lots 3 4 and 5 original plat Bloomfield Thomas E Slinkard to Lowell R Dowden for lots 122 129 134 and 141 Stoopes and Van Slyke s Addition Newberry Horbert L Ault and wife to Carl F Eveliegh and wife 18 acres in Fairplay township Elmer and Gertie Templeton to Ona Myers Corwin in Stockton township Warren and Nona Miller to Roscoe and Julie A Bowmai real estate in Grant township Ollie Goodman and wife to Mammee Coalleries Co 10 25 acres in Stockton township The first toll bridge in the United States was erected in 1654 over the Newbury River at Rowley Mass An automobile battery has just 65 per cent as much starting power at 32 degrees as it does at 80 degrees Telephone makers use tons of coal each year The substance is ground sifted washed and roasted to form carbon granules for telephone transmitters.
Miss Brenda Kay Sanders returns home to Pleasantville after two weeks visiting Carolyn Fordyce Diana Fordyce and Joyce Fordyce.
In June 1777 the American flag was officially unfurled at George Washington's campgrounds in Middlebrook New Jersey marking a symbolic moment in the Revolutionary War.
Local teens share activities from Lexington visits to Rainbow Grand Assembly plans in Bloomington. Notes cover trips to Mammoth Cave, Terre Haute exams, nursing training, birthday guesses, slumber parties, dances, and upcoming Navy departures.
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