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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1960

Page

5

ZORI HAS POINTED TOES Western styles reshape Japanese footwear

New York report quotes Japanese designer Sueko Otsuka noting Western influence on the zori sandal with a pointed toe. She seeks balance between modern styling and kimono traditions, runs a kimono school, and serves as a consulting designer for Fukashimaya and Toyo Rayon as she tours the United States and Europe.

New York API Sueko Otsuka Japan United States Otsuka West East Fukashimaya Department Scrte Tokyo Toyo Rayon Co Europe

Rise in mumps and measles cases in Arkansas

In Little Rock Arkansas the State Health Department reports mumps and measles outbreaks in 1960 are more than twice the 1959 level. The rising cases affect Arkansas children as health officials monitor the spread and response.

Little Rock, Ark UPI Arkarsas The State Health Department

Methodist Conference Opens 5 Day Session

The 129th annual Methodist conference opens at the First Methodist church Bloomington for a five day session. Delegates from 63 churches in Southern Indiana will discuss church business and hear leaders such as Bishop Amstutz and Dr. Denman. The conclave ends Sunday with worship at Indiana University auditorium and an ordination. Miss Cornelia Russell addresses the Town and Country banquet.

W. T. Murphy First Methodist Church James Bastain Glenburn Methodist Church Bloomington Indiana Indiana University Auditorium Hobart B. Amstutz Singapore Mangal Singh Bombay India Harry Denman Methodist Board of Evangelism Nashville Tenn Philip S. Watson England Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston I 1 Cornelia Russell Woman's Division Board of Missions In New York

Subtle Changes Define New York Fall and Winter Fashions

New York designer Larry Aldrich notes fashion houses show no radical shifts, only subtle updates. Silhouettes emphasize collar variations, roomy shoulders, eased bustlines, varied sleeves, longer hems, and sash belt details prominent across coats dresses and suits.

NEW York UPI Larry Aldrich Garment Center Aldrich

Lyons Club Meeting Honors Vacation Choices and Polio Lesson

Lyons Junior Home Demonstration group met at Mrs. Bill Lehman’s home for roll call on preferred vacations. They performed Stars of the Summer Night as song of the month, reviewed a Polio health and safety lesson, and learned quick low cost meals. Refreshments were served to members and guests, followed by a knitting lesson to close.

Lyons Junior Home Demonstration Ench Bill Lehman Bob Ault Frank Stalcup Claude Foster, Jr Bob Mitchell Bob Schantz Rob Russell Jim Schantz Archie Collins Bob Au’t Frank Saleup M_s Harold Spainhner Jack Benham Bob Beck Arricia Foster Bill McKee Bill Kahoo Linda Brown

Past Noble Grands Club Holds June Meeting in Linton

Mrs Eva Grooms hosted the Past Noble Grands club of Linton for their June meeting. Devotional by Mrs Ayle Martin cited Genesis 11 1 9 on Babylonian assaults. Prizes went to several members and a cancer fund donation was voted during the session.

Eva Grooms Noble Grands Club Linton Ayle Martin Babyon Cancer Fund Marin Martha Gosnell Anna Shepherd Liza Haney Donna Poole Lilis Beveridge Eliza Stanon Ethe Rhorer Grooms Maudeline Bickner Martin Mary Nicgerson Elizabeth Smith Haney

M N C Club Meets With Mrs McCraney

Mrs Mary McCraney hosted the M N C club with 17 members present and roll call. Secret pals were drawn for the coming year and several members received rites. Refreshments featured caney popcorn cane strawberries coffee and iced tea. Next meeting set for June 22 at Mrs Ruth Moss with Mrs Pauline Mc Knight co-hostess.

Mary McCraney M.N.C Mildred Walton Mary Blakely Betty Thompson Florence Buckner Polly McKnight Louise Burns Ruth Moss Pauline McKnight

Women of the Moose Plan Installation Service

At the Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meeting in the water room of the Moose hall Friday evening, Senior Regent Mrs. Margaret Murdock presided as 18 co workers answered roll call. The next meeting will include the publicity and Academy of Friendship reports. The installation is set for Friday night. the June 24 meeting will be canceled due to a district meeting. A social hour concluded the evening.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Margaret Murdock Academy of Friendship

WAC Representative Visits Linton to Promote Army Corps

Sgt Mildred M Christian of the Women’s Army Corps will visit Linton on Wednesday June 22 to discuss opportunities for young women in Greene Owen and surrounding counties. She highlights travel assignments training from Finance to X Ray technician and warns of the challenge and rewards of serving across the United States Hawaii and Europe. Interested women may contact her at the Linton post office for more information.

Bloomington Mildred M. Christian Women’s Army Corps Maroe Greene Owen Counties Linton WAC Sgt Christian United States Hawaii Europe Women's Army Corps

Mrs Irma Graves Admitted To Terre Haute Hospital

Mrs Irma Graves of Linten was admitted to St. Anthony hospital in Terre Haute on Tuesday and assigned to room 334.

Irma Graves Linten St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute

States favor national registry of unsafe drivers despite concerns

A UPI survey shows most state officials support a bill to create a central list of motorists who lost licenses for drunken driving or involuntary manslaughter. Backers praise the idea while some officials warn of feasibility and federal overreach. the National Safety Council backs a sharing service to curb license revocations across states.

United Press International House Commerce Committee Nevada Robert Stenovich Arizona Paul Fannin John J. Rhodes R-Ariz H. N. Kirkman Florida Highway Patrol Robert J. Fink Harold W. Handley Indiana Randolph Collier Calfornia Senate Transportation Committee National Safety Council George C. Stewart

Indiana University Bureau Granted Additional Highway Funds

The Indiana State Highway Department adds 15885 dollars to IU Bureau of Governmental Research to finish a uniform cost accounting and managerial records system for Hoosier county highways. Yerk Willborn leads the project with Robert E. Boggs as research assistant. Twenty one counties now use the system to improve cost figures and budget planning for roads.

Bloomington Ind Indiana State Highway Department Indiana University Bureau of Governmental Research Hoosier County Yerk Willborn Robert E. Boggs I.U. Projet Hoosier Adams Al’en Daviess Elkhart Fayette Fulton Grant Hancock Henry Howard Huntington Jasper Jennings Korcuski la Grange Marshall Newton Steuben Washington White Highway Department U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Wilber

Memorable kinship patterns mirror human likeness say scientists

Researchers note that memeritles reveal shared family traits similar to humans, according to the National Geographic Society. The finding suggests commonalities in behavior and appearance across species as explained by experts.

National Georgraphic Society

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