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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
5
Alice Marie daughter of Mr and Mrs Alva Lundy rural route three Linton was a candidate at the baby contest. Hostesses were Hunter and Mrs Lorene Fordyce who served soft drinks and snacks. The club adjourned for the summer and will reconvene in September at a picnic meeting at Humphreys park.
Society items from the region include announcements of meetings, events, and memberships. The page invites readers to submit notices for clubs churches lodges and social gatherings to Ann Toney Society Editor.
Miss Lois Anita Borders became the bride of Ogle Bingham in a Worthington Folsom Memorial Methodist ceremony. Rev. H. W. Wooldridge officiated with floral decor as the couple received congratulations from family. The newlyweds, graduates of local high schools, honeymoon at Kentucky Lake and reside in Worthington.
Linton group Qui Vive club members gathered at Shakamak State Park for a chicken dinner and social hour. Mrs. Rose Ballard presided over a brief business session and a candle sale report. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Amelia Allen, Mary Sheppard, Elizabeth Laughlin, Betty Walton, Esther Page, Harriett Yung, Rosemary Jones, and Rose Ballard. other attendees included Mesdames Margaret Moehlmann, Mildred Butler, Vera Moehlmann, and Helen Jones.
The Novelty club of Linton welcomed Mrs Barbara Miller at the final meeting of the club year hosted by Mrs Margie Hinkle. Plans for a summer dinner at the Dagger Tea room on Tuesday June 24 at 6 30 pm were announced, with a social hour awarding prizes to Verna Edwards Barbara Smith and Jane Hollen and refreshments served to a list of members.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hastings and their children Lynne and Dwight Jr. of Highland spent the weekend with Mr. Hastings' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hastings, in this city.
The Linton Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a practice session at the Masonic temple at 10:00 Friday morning. Miss Janet Jackson, Worthy Advisor, urged all officers and choir members to attend.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of Worthington Christian Church held its year end meeting in the church lower auditorium. Mary Sloan led a Japan study quiz using World Call items, with Stand By Me as the quiz theme, and the poem Kata na Pine Bamboo and Plum Tree. Rosetta Rhodes, new president, appointed committees for program and telephone work.
Live-N-Joy club meeting at Mrs. Carl Cole’s home reports Purdue Home Demonstration conference via Mrs. George Shoner. Kenneth Smith presents Let Me Call You Sweetheart history. outdoor cookery menus discussed. Prizes awarded to several members. refreshments served to a list of attendees.
The Mrs. Jaycees entertained their husbands at a shelterhouse in Humphreys park with movie clips from the Jaycee election and a drive in breakfast. Cards were played and a buffet of ham and cheese platters with chips and drinks served, attendees included several married couples. Motor vehicles on United States farms outnumber horses and mules two to one.
Miss Mary Carolyn Craig, bride-elect to Carl Buchmann of Chicago, is feted at a mixed shower hosted by Mrs. M. B. Tomak Mrs. Rex Winters and Mrs. Eva Myers. Attendees include Misses Harriett Clark Barbara Briggs Carol Rider Mary Margaret Sahms Dianne Tomak and many local women. The event features pink and white decor bridal bouquets contests and a refreshment table with pink roses and molded ice cream and cake.
J. R. Phillips, Robert Walters, Harold Wright, James Clayton, George Morgan, Edwin B. Long, J. W. Briggs attended with out of town guests including Mes dames Bill Aydelotte Dugger Wood Gageby Terre Haute H. K. Robertson Indianapolis Roy Cook Bloomington H. F. Howard Detroit and Rodney Haworth Pocahontas Arkansas Regrets were received from Misses Kay Boardman LaPorte Nancy Scheid Frankfort and Barbara Hibner Indianapolis and Eleanor Witty Mesdames Robert Akre Fred Cravens Jack Kennedy Herschel Lynn Howard Lynn Donald Schloot Elkin Turner Bea Reed of Linton Mesdames Joe Anstead Sullivan Pins Bloomington Robert Finley Columbus Charles Templeton and Phil Templeton Terre Haute Richard Vaughn Lafayette Emil Buchmann Bellville
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