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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
1
The M I choir will meet for practice at 7 p.m. A Hi Tri party is set for 7 o'clock at the Christian church. AIP members are requested to be present.
The Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Hipty Slinkard’s home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. E A Powell opened with prayer, Mrs. John Kennedy gave a devotional on The Glory of God, and Mrs. Melown spoke on stewardship The Rich Young Ruler. Mrs. Ferry presented The Runaways story, and Mrs. Wilcoxen outlined extension work. District meeting is set for June 26 at Osport and a tea at Mrs. Wilcoxin’s on June 28. New member Mrs. Coulter welcomed. eighteen members attended.
Miss Ruth Ponelett and Clifford Hunter were married in a single ring ceremony read by Rev. William C. Stoeckel at the Presbyterian church in Muncie. The bride, a 1929 high school graduate and bookkeeper at the high school, will reside in Anderson with her husband, who is a 1930 high school graduate employed in the city.
The Standard Bearers gathered with Miss Ruby Hannum for their annual mite box opening. Freida Gillum led devotions on Sharing Christ while Hannum gave a meditation on Walk with the King. A Foocow hospital discussion and a letter from Miss Zola Payne of Seoul were read. Payne will furlough home next year from Indianapolis. Members were welcomed, plans were made to entertain mystery mothers in July, and refreshments were served by hostess Mrs. Hannum with her mother Mrs. Fred Hannum assisting.
The Thursday Afternoon club was entertained at Mrs. Orval Hoover's home. President Mrs. John West led routine business to suspend meetings until late September. A June 30 family picnic, birthday remembrances for Mia Milton Bogard and Mrs. Roy Gray, and several contests with prizes followed. Lloyd Carpenter won the penny drill. prizes went to Mrs. John West and Miss Luva Palmer. a bean contest awarded small prizes to multiple members including Roy Duffey Babe Edwards Roy Gray Frank Chaffey and Orval Hoover.
Betty Beecher daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Beecher wed George Robert Rapp son of Mr and Mrs G E Rapp of Hartford City Indiana in a Thursday afternoon home ceremony. Pastor McKown read the single ring rite as roses and white flowers decor decorated the living room. The couple left for a wedding trip to French Lick with Rapp soon to join work in Schenectady New York at General Electric.
Dainty refreshments were served to three guests Miss Lenora Dugeer Miss Maxine Fields and Miss Eva Nell West and the following members Mesdames Frank Chaffey Roy Duffey Lloyd Carpenter Roy Gray Babe Edwards Milton Bogard Clyde Wright John West and Miss Lava Palmer and Audrey Brown with hostess Mrs Hoeover. Members unable to attend were Mesdames Theodore Ogle William Cunningham and Miss Catherine Baird.
John Wayne stars in The Texas Terror at the Sher-Ritz theatre tonight as a derelict driven by violent vengeance. Lucille Brown LeRoy Mason and George Hayes lead a capable supporting cast in this adventurous romance of the plains. Grand Theatre presents The Hoosier Schook Master today and tomorrow with Norman Foster as the schoolmaster and Charlotte Henry as the female lead.
Mr and Mrs James K Gibson hosted guests yesterday including Mr and Mrs Will Fleming John McCarty of Brooklyn Mr and Mrs Bob Lindsey and daughter Lorna Lee and Mr and Mrs Hyslop of Bicknell.
The Lyons Social and Benevolent Club met June 14 at Mrs Walter Sutphin’s home with nine members and three guests. They voted to donate 10 percent of their amount to the Lyons park Woman's Exhibit fund. A library report noted 125 library books loaned to the school for summer, and the club helped keep the public library open Saturdays from 2 to 6. A civic responsibility institute led by Ruby Haywood occurred. June 28 will be the year’s last meeting, focusing on Juvenile Literature Books. A new member, Mrs Nzoma Morgan, joined. a donation was made to the Red Cross for the Jasonville relief. Mrs Violet Benham gave a review on "Young Benny." The meeting ended with closing prayers. AT THE CITADEL Shirley Temple film "Our Little Girl" plays at Bloomfield’s Citadel theatre Sunday through Tuesday, with Temple singing and acting.
The Lyons Tuesday Afternoon Club met at Mrs Lenore Shil kett s home with twelve members answering roll call on New.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kramer hosted a 6 o'clock dinner at their home last evening. Guests included Isaac Buckus of Vincennes Miss Katherine Bline Helen Straker and Helen Walters of Oblong Miss Ruth Kramer and Paul Kramer of this city.
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