Picnic Supper Club Social at Linton City Park
Fifteen members of the G. R. T. club enjoyed a delightful picnic supper at Linton City Park yesterday afternoon. The event featured a long table of appetizing foods and park amusements before the meal.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
6
Fifteen members of the G. R. T. club enjoyed a delightful picnic supper at Linton City Park yesterday afternoon. The event featured a long table of appetizing foods and park amusements before the meal.
Tonight at 7 30 the United Brethren church hosts a Christian Endeavor service with reports from Dale convention delegates. Rev Roberts leads devotions and the program includes solos by Mignon Christy and a JFindeavor report by Mrs Roberts and Miss Amy Burrell.
Mrs Fritz Hunter of Dugger shopped here today. Miss Victoria Lindsay visited Midland for several days. Mrs Fred Dillingham will spend Sunday in Sullivan with her parents. Miss Lucille Johnson leaves for Northwestern University Evanston to enter summer term. Miss Catherine Sharpe trains as a nurse in Tennessee vacationing with her mother in Linton. Mrs E P Broesche of Midland visiting her mother in Linton. Several others from Worthington Jasonville Terre Haute and Tipton are noted visiting local friends.
William Rudiman of Louisville will lecture at the Grand Opera House Sunday at 7 30 on A Standard for the People by the International Bible Students Association. He will argue the true standard roots in Scripture and will answer questions about end of tears death and oppression. Seats are free, no collections.
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