Social calendar notes for local clubs and meetings
Married Couples Class at EUB Church gathers 6 30 p m at Humphreys Park. Linton Lodge 560 F and A M meets 7 30 p m at Masonic hall. Rest Haven Guild 1 30 p m dining room. Eagles Auxiliary 7 30 p m lodge hall. Hiawathacha all day at Humphreys Park. American Legion Legion Christian Church choir rehearsal 7 p m. Methodist choir rehearsal 7 p m. Jr Home Ee Club with Mrs Ruth Baker Tepitt H 12 club Humphreys Park 12 30 p m. Quapaw Tribe 143 IOOF hall 7 p m. Eagle Encampment 222 10 0 F 7 30 p m. Greene County Building Trades Council meets 7 30 p m. Women of Moose Chapter 19 Moose home 8 p m. Constellation Club 7 30 p m Mrs Cliff Strong.
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EUB
Humphreys Park
Linton Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Rest Haven
Christian Church
Methodist
Ee Club
Ruth Baker
Tepitt
Quapaw Tribe No
Improved Order of Red Men
Eagle
Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council
of P
Women of Moose Chapter
Constellation Club
Cliff Strong
Bykota Class Officers Host Lawn Party at First Baptist
The Bykota Class of the First Baptist church held a Tuesday lawn party at Mrs. Lena Lucas home. after devotions a short business session, social time with games and contests awarded to Cliff Strong and Mrs Irene Branstetter. refreshments for guests included a summer display of flowers and ice cream cake coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lena Lucas
Cliff Strong
Irene Branstetter
Glen Hostettler
James Bruner
Leslie Yordy
Jenene Swaby
John Wilson
Bob Geatches
Lucas
Harry Miller
Alvin Borruff
Approaching Wedding Announced Here
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Dorothy Anne Dionne of Arthurette New Brunswick Canada and A/IC Paul Allen Usrey of Jasonville Route 1. The wedding is set for June 30 at Sacred Heart Church Vestry with a reception at the bride's home. The couple will honeymoon at Niagara Falls then visit relatives. Usrey serves with the United States Air Force in Limestone Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Anne Dionne
James E. Dionne
Arthurette
New Brunswick
Canada
Paul Allen Usrey
Clarence Usrey
Jasonville
Route 1
Sacred Heart Church
Niagra Falls
Asrey
United States Air Force
Limestone
Maine
World Rivers and Industry Facts
The Amazon River discharges the largest water volume of any river. Mexico expects to export about 20,000 tons of shrimp to the United States this year. Henry Ford was 40 when launching his first car. Nepal near India borders has seven million people. Water makes up about two thirds of the human body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon River
South America
Mexico
United States
Henry Ford
Family Gathering Honoring Lyons Man at 84
Relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter in Lyons on Father’s Day to honor Mr. Hunter age 84. Attendees included Luther Newman Muncie Paul Hunter Worthington Gerald Steward Indianapolis Theodore Hunter Danville Robert Grounds Linton Clifford Johnson Worthington Bill Hunter Indianapolis Bobbie Hunter Indianapolis Gary and Rodney Hunter Lyons and the hosts. Regrets were received from Garret Hunter Delores Hunter and Robert Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunter
Lyons
Home and Community Circle Holds Meeting
Members met at Mrs. Kathern Lux home for a regular gathering. The meeting opened with the club creed history of the song of the month and pledge. Frances Anderson led the lesson and the group shared refreshments as guests including Mrs. McKee and her four children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathern Lux
Frances Anderson
Geneva Carruthers
Barbara Howard
Faye Lester
Dorothy Newkirk
Women’s Society Meets at Lyons Methodist Church
The June meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service was held in the Lyons Methodist church lower auditorium. Mrs Imola Flynn led prayer, Miss Jennie Slack led the program, and 13 members plus one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lyons Methodist Church
Imola Flynn
Jennie Slack
Gertrude Kiler
Mesdames Winnie Wallace
Goldie Rodecker
Winnie Hicks
Home Lovers Club Entertained at Lyons
Eighteen members of the Home Lovers Club answered roll call as Mrs. William Busby hosted at her Lyons home with Mrs. Alma Mellick as co hostess. The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a history of the song of the month I Want a Girl, followed by a group singing. Mrs. Mary Campbell conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Lovers Club
William Busby
Lyons
Alma Mellick
Foster Edwards
Mary Campbell
New Fibers and Fabrics Lesson Opens Meeting
Roll call of members responding to current events. Mrs. Lena Benham presented the lesson on new fibers and fabrics and stressed reading labels when buying. Mrs. Edwards led safety and Miss Garnet Cullison presided over a short business meeting. Devotions by Mrs. Boyles and others, with games and prizes during social hour. Guest Mrs. Geneva Christy of Dugger attended.
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Roll Call
Lena Benham
Edwards
Garnet Cullison
Geneva Boyles
Emma Baird
Geneva Christy of
Dugger
Furniture Trends Move From Ornament to Function at Chicago Show
At the International Home Furnishings Market in Chicago, buyers saw a shift from ornate early 1920s styles to simple, functional pieces. Exhibits featured larger lamps, taller cocktail tables in walnut with brass frames, and adjustable height tables. Sligh introduced a hybrid cocktail dining table with folding leaves and a height lever, reflecting a move toward mid to upper price points and restrained ornamentation.
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Chicago
Sligh of
Grand Rapids
Mator
Worthington Couple Exchange Vows in Church
Miss Doris Hays daughter of Mr and Mrs Thedore Hays of Worthington married Lyle Shouse in the Worthington Methodist Church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Rev Wyman Swain officiated the double ring ceremony with gladioli and ferns. The reception followed at the bride's home before the couple plans to move to Indianapolis.
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Doris Hays
Thedore Hays
Worthington
Lyle Shouse
Wyman Swain
Clyde Shouse
Victor Hochstetler
Robert Hale
Harold Dyer
Miss Sharon House
Indianapolis
Markita Bartley Installed Worthy Advisor in Dugger Assembly
Miss Markita Bartley became Worthy Advisor as Dugger Assembly 88 installed officers at the Dugger Masonic Hall. Alice Walters, retiring advisor, welcomed guests and was escorted from the garden of love. Bartley received a bouquet and gavel guard, with merit bars and a new flag presented by the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markita Bartley
Dugger Assembly of
Rainbow For Girls
Dugger Masonic Hall
Alice Mae Walters
Garden of Love
Marcus Bartley
Dale Ja
Brewer Dyer Wedding Is Announced Today
Miss Barbara Jean Brewer marries James G. Dyer in a Sandborn Baptist church ceremony at 3 30 Sunday afternoon June 10. The couple’s families and Indianapolis connections are noted with a reception in the church hall and plans for home at 4403 W Washington St Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Brewer
James G. Dyer
Sandborn Baptist Church
Paul Brewer
Sandborn
Carl Dyer
Westphalia
A. E. Chastain
Eawardsport Baptist Church
Mary Jane Waggoner
Jean Carruthers
Carol Begeman
Bill Lee
Indianapolis
Jack Teague
Rex Kirchoff
Edwardsport
Don Lee Dyer
la@ower
Donna Mowery
Linda Disque
Mabel Dyer
Marco High School
Sandborn High School
Allison's
Washington St
Feet Fungus Relief Ads Highlight Instant Drying Test
An advertisement promotes instant drying T-4-L fungicide for athletes foot. It urges readers to visit Hamilton Drug Co and Rerns Drugs in Dugger for quick relief within one hour and features a test to prove effectiveness.
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Hamilton Drug Co
Dugger
Learn and Save Club Studies Miracle Fabrics
Learn and Save Home Ec club members studied miracle fabrics at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Hoffeditz on Lone Tree road. Mrs. Etta Yake led the lesson. prizes went to Mrs. Yake, Mrs. Ruth Nolting, and Mrs. Barbara Hanauer, with a baby basket for Mrs. Everett Nolting. Twelve members and two guests attended with fruit jello cookies and iced tea. The next meeting is July 17 at Mrs. Frank Roberts’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learn and Save Home Ec Club
Dorothy Hoffeditz
Lone Tree Road
Etta Yake
Yake
Ruth Nolting
Barbara Hanauer
Everett Nolting
Elmer Hockman
Frank Roberts
Bet-Her-Life Club Meets At Davenport Home
Mrs. Joan Davenport hosted the Bet-Her Life Club at her mother Mrs. Anna Bechtel’s home. Members recited the creed, held devotions, studied New Fibres and Fabrics, viewed fabric samples, and ended with a song history. Twelve members and two children attended with a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Davenport
Bet-Her- Life Club
Anna Bechtel
Virginia Hollingsworth
Golda Kendall
Gloria Carpenter
Homemakers Conference Attendees Noted at Purdue University
Mrs. Lloyd Hale Mrs. Ernest Halr and Mrs. Donald Newsom attended the Homemakers Conference at Purdue University last week. The only change in the standard 52 card deck recently has been the joker. Luther Burbank the naturalist developed the white blackberry. A billion pounds of detergents are made from petroleum each year. Large bamboo species sometimes grow to 120 feet tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hale
Ernest Halr
Donald Newsom
Purdue University
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Nepal
India
Linton Motor Sales, Inc
Women’s Society
United Press
Ben Muller
Imperial Furniture Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Imperial
Muller
Marilyn Wyatt
Charity
Carolyn DeNeve
Hope
Ann Exline
Faith
Jane Shepherd
Sharon Arnold
Brenda Jo Davies
Brenda Boone
Sierra Sue Bargar
Lydia Putoff
Jeweldean Robertson
Brenda Kay Trent
Fidelity
Barbara Brown
Winkie Andis
Phyllis Ammerman
Confidential Observer
Linda Smith
Outer Observer
Theresa Walters
Millie Vaughn
Anna Mae Gambill
Sue Ann Carter
Katie Heaton
Marshall
Judy Bedwell
Zella Livingston
Molly Harrison
Miss. Bartley
Shirley Brewer
Donna Teague
Roberta Teague
Cheryl Teague
AX & Fry
Woodbury’s Soap
City Club
Sarge 360
Hickory
Learn and Save
Miracle Fabrics
Bet-Her-Life Club
Luther Burbank
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Memoriam
Francis D. Thomas
Rose
Judy and
Denny
Stella Thomas
William Risinger
Mabel Thomas
Owen Bowman
Correll’s
Call
Ruth
Linton
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