Mrs. Hercel Buzan and Hazel Wade Return from Canton Visit
Mrs. Hercel Buzan and Mrs. Hazel Wade have returned from a trip to Canton Illinois where they visited their children Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wade and Marsha Jennifer and John.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
5
Mrs. Hercel Buzan and Mrs. Hazel Wade have returned from a trip to Canton Illinois where they visited their children Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wade and Marsha Jennifer and John.
William Chinn of Owensburg and Mary Padgett of Owensburg have filed an application for a marriage license in the Greene Circuit Court clerk's office at Bloomfield.
A local notice outlines nightly meetings and events. Activities include Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Hall, Mothers of World War II, civic garden club at Humphreys Shelter House, Mission Circle at First Baptist, 4 H Club, Kiwanis, Quapaw Council Pocahontas, Junior Legion Auxiliary, Moose, painters and paper hangers, F and AM, Rotary luncheon, Salvation Army Home League, W S C S, Eagles, Elks, Rotary and church choir practices across Linton and surrounding halls.
The Grace Gospel Church on State Road 54 west hosts a Sunday evening concert at 7 30 by the Berean Bible School Church of Evansville choir with Evansville guest speaker Brother Ennis Myers. Myers substitutes for Rev Vernon Gisel who is on vacation.
NE NELDERS ADDISON Ill nen San Francisco is the most music minded city in the country a study by Jensen Industries phonograph needle manufacturer reveals San Franciscans wear out phonograph needles faster and buy more records per capita than people in any other city New York with its larger population ranks second culture conscious Boston is third
Sharon Kay Asher became the bride of Lewis R. Compton in a candlelight ceremony June 15 at Sandborn Baptist Church. The couple, with families from Sandborn and Bluefield, Va, plan a new home in Indianapolis. The bride wore a nylon organza gown. the groom is an electrical engineer with the Pennsylvania Railroad in Indianapolis.
Wash the melon then wrap tightly in foil or plastic wrap or multiple layers of wax paper. Refrigerate promptly to prevent aroma from spreading to other foods.
Miss Nina Sue Wilson and Allen Wayne Clayton Jr were married at Indian Prairie Baptist Church in Carlisle at 3 p m on Sunday June 2 The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Don L Wilson and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Allen Wayne Clayton Sr of Carlisle The ceremony featured pink and white decorations with Rev Frank Sallee officiating A reception followed and the couple left for a trip to Washington DC and Niagara Falls They will reside in Vincennes with the bride a beautician at Bettys Beauty Salon and the groom employed at a local truck sales service Out of town guests hailed from Indianapolis Vincennes Terre Haute Anderson Lafayette Columbus Margate Fla and more
Lyons First Methodist Church hosted a farewell supper for Rev. and Mrs. Brent Harden with many members and families in attendance. Musical entertainment featured the Junior Girls Quartet Joetta Harden Junie Soliday Janet Hall and soloist Tami Ault.
The Epsilon Chi Chapter held a Hawaiian themed rush party at the Sandborn Masonic Lodge with palm decorations and Hawaiian costumes. A ukulele prize went to Mrs. Jimmie Yagle. guests received white bead gifts and refreshments included salads sandwiches iced tea and wafers.
Members of the Christian Builders Clays at First Christian Church hosted a potluck supper at Humphrey Park Shelter House. A business meeting followed with Mr. and Mrs. James Frances and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Filioct named to chair the official gathering. Attendees included many couples with children such as Jim Elliot Newsom Timmons May Henico Francis Don Elliot Inman and Garrett, among others.
Insurance executives report many people discover they should weigh less than they currently do during yearly physicals. This finding highlights common gaps between perceived and recommended weights and potential health policy discussions.
Rev Charles Crank of Orlando Florida will conduct revival services at the Assembly of God Church on highway 67 west from Wednesday June 25 through Sunday June 39 nightly at 730 PM. Known as The Walking Bible he memorizes vast scriptures and can quote fifty or sixty passages in a single sermon. Rev Joseph Priest, pastor, invites all to attend.
The Town and Country Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Roscoe Wolf’s home. Mrs. William Kramer led devotions, lessons on furniture arrangements by Mrs. Car Roach and Mrs. Wolf, and a health and safety lesson by Mrs. Charles Bedwell.
Marjorie Elmore of Washington served as the district deputy and honored guest at a Sandborn Masonic Lodge meeting. Raymond Peden was installed as conductor for the chapter year, with a Hawaiian themed reception afterward attended by numerous members and guests from Washington, Bicknell, and surrounding areas.
A barbecue and cook out dinner was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. John Yoder’s home in Linton honoring Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ladson of Mount Dora Florida. Attendees included the Ladsons and their children Jeanie Donna and Mike plus Rev. and Mrs. W Carpenter and their children Rhonda Sheila and Dennis others listed with the Yoder family and friends.
An ad-style notice urges strong instant drying T-4-L to kill athlete's foot germs within three days. It promises peeling skin and new healthy skin as treatment proceeds and offers the product at Hamilton Drug Co with a 48 cent price.
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