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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
8
Invitations sent for Indiana University summer program inviting top high school graduates and parents to campus July 10 to 18 for orientation tests group discussions and campus tours. Students must be in the upper half of their class and stay overnight at Tower Quadrangle. Dean P. Sikes leads the sessions.
The Sandborn community closed a two week daily Vacation Bible School at the Christian church with a Friday program. Average daily attendance was 125 and a missionary offering of 43 dollars was collected each morning for migrant workers in Indiana. Officers included Dean Mrs Alfred Brinson and Treasurer Mrs Don Gregg.
The message states I am the Light of the World and those who follow Jesus shall not walk in darkness but have the light of life. It emphasizes eternal life for followers and the guidance of Christ's teachings.
The Sullivan circuit court clerk issued marriage licenses to three couples and one service member. Jacke D. Wilson of Sullivan and Agnes May Brown of Dugger. Clyde Ogden Weishampt and Nancy Ann Tignor of Jasonville route one. Commodore Robert Secrest of Jasonville route one and Gloria Jean Heck of Sullivan route three.
Dr. Russel W. Powers of Lyons is invited to a six thirty on Monday evening meeting of Indiana University Alumni Association officers at Bloomington campus. The event is one of four district conferences in the state with participants including Max Skiri, Robert Stebbins, William Rine, Logan Blank, and Robert Dro. The session will outline plans for alumni meetings Varsity club activities and counseling for High School graduates entering the university.
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