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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1936

Page

6

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

Eagles lodge meets at the hall at 7 p.m. Ellis Tidge hosts an 8 p.m. gathering at home. Unity Lodge No. 637 J O O F convenes at 7:30 p.m. Christian Ladies Aid holds an all day church meeting. Chapter 209 Women of Moose at 7 p.m. Ladies Fancywork circle at 2 p.m. withMrs Tal bott at Second and D streets NW. Rotary lunch at First Baptist church 12:15 p.m. Blue Tri meets at 3 p.m. at the library. Members urged to attend.

Christian Ladies Aid Baptist Ladies Aid Blue Tri A. B. Church Stanley Hastings

Community Club and Society Meetings in Linton News

Local notices list a busy schedule: girls 4-H at Linton High School at 2 pm. Elks Ladies Bridge at Elk’s home. Women’s Relief Corps at Red Men hall. American Legion posts and auxiliaries meet at homes or 7:30 pm. M E church missions and church choir practices. 12- to 6 pm outings at Shakamak park. Truth Seekers class and Linton Lodge events. Friday and Saturday gatherings include Red Man, Baptist choir, Eastern Star memorial services, and Indianola club gathering.

Society notices deadline for Linton Daily Citizen

Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen office by 114 mm to appear in that day's issue. All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed.

Linton Daily Citizen

Local visitors stop by from Litton and Terre Haute

Mrs Edith Stewart of Litton Indiana and Mrs Ruth Dutcan with her son Joe of Terre Haute are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Joe Scott in this city.

Edith Stewart Litton, Ind Ruth Dutcan Joe Terre Haute Joe Scott

Seven new members initiated by Tri Kappa sorority

Jasonville Indiana reports seven new Tri Kappa initiates at Mrs Ruby Letsinger home Monday night Miss Mildred Puckett Annie Marie Puckett Alice Ingale Annette Walters Betty Jo Sexton Mrs Warrow Siberlteery were named After initiation the group went to Shakaniak State park for dinner Tables were decorated with black and white umbrellas daisies and lake scene centerpieces Bridges followed with Mrs Orval Puckett winning the prize.

Jasonville Ind Tri Kappa Ruby Letsinger Mildred Annie Marie’ Puckett Alice Ingale Annette Walters Betty Jo. Sexton Orval Puckett

Sandborn Women’s Club Hosts June Meeting in Home of Edith Burton

The Sandborn Women’s Club held its June session at Edith Burton’s home with co host Mrs Fred Neal. Officers will be seated in September. Reports included four papers on Old Doctor Sun Young Doctor Heat Star of India and Proposed Way Out. Refreshments of pineapple sherbet angel food cake and iced tea were served to two guests and several members.

Sandborn Ind Nievste Lorena Williams Wheatland Mesdames Mel Bauhard C. R. Brashear A‘ Begman R. H. Burnam R. L. Burton I. M. Corbin T. J. Corbin J.C. McClary W. H. Curry Letta Grass A. B. Hash C. L. Lind R. L. Hildebrand E. N Johnson F. M. Neal F.C. ‘Pahmeier H.L. Renner R. R. Singer J. M. Spencer Miss Edith Burton

Salvation Army Saturday Service Set at 7:30 P.M.

A Salvation Army event lists a Saturday service scheduled for 7 30 p m with attendees urged to participate in the evening worship.

The Salvation Army

M. E. Group Sets Date for Annual June Tea

The W. F. M. S. of the first M. E. church announces the annual June Tea for Tuesday evening June 30 at the suburban home of Mr and Mrs William Melton on Fairview road.

M. E. Group M. E William Melton Fairview Road

Homemakers 4-H Ellis Club Holds Meeting

The Homemakers Girls 4-H club of Ellis met Tuesday with fifteen members present. After the pledge and business session led by the president, Miss Helen Beasley performed piano pieces and Miss Delema Padgett demonstrated dress hemming. Songs and games closed the afternoon. the next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday June 30.

Homemakers Ellis Helen Beasley Delema’Padgett

Bide A Wee Club Honors Mrs Roscoe Dodd

The Bide A Wee club hosted a farewell party for Mrs Roscoe Dodd at the home of Mrs Arthur Harbin. Guests played Cootie prizes went to several members and refreshments were served. Mrs Dodd departs Tuesday for Rockville to make her home. The group will meet again June 25 at Mrs Stewart Wrights.

Roscoe Dodd Arthur Harbin Donnie Bill Alkire Frank Taylor Arthur Taylor Clyde Grass A. Harbin Jess Flack Mesdames Carl Donnie Stewart Wright Glen Smith Carl Roach Dodd Harbin

Handwork For Your Home Series Encourages Self-Mmade Décor

The article urges modern women to sewing and crochet to beautify their homes. It notes bedspreads pillow covers doilies and luncheon sets as expressive home crafts. The newspaper promises eight articles on smart practical handmade household items.

Handworth Fifth Avenue New York City

Progressive Class of Sandborn Holds Meet

The Progressive class of the First M. E. church of Sandborn met at Ms. Reid Lucas home with co hosts. Vere Heath led scripture and prayer. Mrs Lucas and Mrs Eidringhans performed a duet. Mrs McElravy gave devotions on Wonder of the Book. Mrs Hancock presided in a short business session and plans for a church picnic and homecoming week were made.

M. E. Church of Sandborn Reid Lucas Aaron Bray George Troupe Sing‘ing Vere Heath Lucas Eidringhans McElravy

Quapaw Council Meets at Pocahontas Hall

The Quapaw council gathered at Pocahontas hall last evening for a social meeting after lodge activities. The evening featured games, refreshments, and planning for a bingo event to be held at the hall on Tuesday night, June 23.

Quapaw Council of

Card Play Types in Trumps Strategy From a Galveston Letter

A Galveston letter explains five holdings types that force trump pulls to stop defenders, with two hands shown. The bidding sequence leads to a no trump style play where declarer uses three rounds of trumps and run clubs to win five clubs, ending one trick above contract. Tomorrow two more cases and the defender’s plan are explored.

Galveston Tex Declarer Prumpay Dumimy Dummy Geedd Deslaper

Dugger Socials Include Family Party and Local News Events

In Dugger Indiana on June 17 Mr. and Mrs. C E Myers hosted a family gathering honoring Mrs Mayme Queen and Miss Carolyn Quillen of Ma nesson Pennsylvania with relatives from Green Castle and Oakland City. A boy's fall caused a painful shoulder wound but recovery is going well. Various local residents and guests visited family members and attended events including races at Jungle Park and Indiana University commencement with graduates among them.

James Schofield Roy Schofield Jean J. W Joan Gerald Azbell Maxine Myers Isther Myers Myers Fulah Burris Delias Burrs CG. Th. Shepherd W. T. Hopkins Ithel Coppin Portland Ove Iva Bach Indiana Harbor Orville Mary Maxine Margaret Drury Oakland City Elmer Anderson Cody Burch Jungle Park Roscoe Scamshorn Cass O. R. Asrey C. J. Barbee Ive Washington, D. C Myys Charles Mason Columbus Barbee Motor Home Herbert Forbes Indiana University Franklin E. P. Yonley Winter Haven Fla Wm. Moody Sullivan County Sherman Holder Gon Kalamazoo Mich C. O. Holder

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana Eagles Lodge Ellis Tidge Glenburn Aid Society Women of Moose William Talbott Tri Kappa Ed i Rotary First Baptist Church Linton High School Emma’ Flannagan Elks Elk’s Women’s Relief Corps Red Men Hall American Legion Post Loyal Order of Moose American Legion Auxiliary Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Floyd Cornett U.B Et Ee City’ Park Esther Shakamak Home League Shakamak Park First Christian Church Tb P.m Linton Lode No Mib Churych Frida Wyngpaw Improvi U. B Pee Mrs. Cain South Main Street Order of Eastern Star Indianola Club Adam Vonderschmidt Tri Kappa Sorority Sandborn Women’s Club Homemakers 4-H Club of Hee Yan Mesdames Floyd Shake Robert Hancock E. H. Johnson J.C. McGlary George Wilcoxin Joe Cone R. le Squire Kenneth Myers Ban Posier Ives ‘Poindexter Adam Frances Lockard William Lucking Ed. Williams Ira Williams Conrradtewart Sam Martin Quapaw Central Press E. V. Shepard Ase Akqjé C. E. Myers Dugger Mit Linton Milk CO Collas Cafe Oakley Powell Maddison Roach Machine Shop N.E Cooper Washington Township Overhead Bridge S.J. Sparks Welcil Wampler Linton Trust Bank Linton Greene County Loan CO S. Main St Milier Baking Company Products, Inc Evansville Ford Universal Credit Company ORD Dea
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