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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1929

Page

6

Mrs W A Stewart Hosts Five Hundred Club

Mrs W A Stewart welcomed the Five Hundred club to her home on A street northeast last evening. Three tables played with Mrs R A Scott of Bedford Virginia as a guest. Prizes went to Mrs Humphreys Mrs Hart and Mrs Dixon. Two course refreshments were served by the hostess.

W. A. Stewart R. A. Scott Bedford Mesdames Floyd MccCullough Claude Maxwell Andy Humphreys Otto Froeschke Homer Hart Edith Hanger G. W. Dixon Claude Harris Seph Inman Lee Hixson Delano Rose Humphreys Hart Dixon

J. T. M. Club Holds Enjoyable Meeting

Mrs Cam Smith hosted a pleasant J. T. M. club gathering at her home on C street NW Friday afternoon with eight members present. Plans for a picnic were discussed but no definite arrangements made. Two contests awarded hostess prize to Mrs Arthur Borders and club prize to Mrs Cam Smith. Refreshments included sandwiches cherry tarts baskets with whipped cream and iced tea.

Cam Smith J. T. M. Club C” Street Arthur Borders

Mrs Homer Bechtel Entertains L A L Club

Mrs Homer Bechtel assisted by Mrs Mur Suffal entertained eleven L A L club members and six guests Thursday afternoon. Plans were made for a City Park picnic on Wednesday June 26. Mrs Fred Nolting won the prize in a clever contest. Refreshments were served. Mrs Wilbur Page will host the next meeting.

Homer Bechtel Mur “Suffal L. A. L. Club City Park Fred Nolting Wilbur Page

Personal notices from Linton social week end guests

Winston Murdock left for Toledo after a visit with Mr and Mrs John Murdock. Walter W Wills of the state industrial board returned to Linton for the weekend. Deere Shirley and family visited Indianapolis. Henry Klemm and family returned to Goshen after a week with Mr and Mrs John R Murdock. Mathew Bedwell of Mt Vernon Ohio visits relatives in Linton. Bedwell is an uncle to Mrs West Goodman Anderson. Edgar Telford and Betty Carrie visit Port Huron Michigan followed by other guests. Mrs Roy Curtis Martinsville and Mrs Reed Williams Bloomfield join Mr and Mrs Charles Page for the weekend. Mrs Thomas Sweeney of Louisville arrived for the week.

Winston Murdock Toledo John Murdock Walter W. Wills State’ Industrial Board Linton Mathew. Bedwell Mt. Vernon J. C. West Joe Goodman Charles Anderson Bedell Mesdames West, Goodman and Anderson Edgar Telford Betty Carrie Port Huron Mich Roy Curtis Martinsville Reed Williams Christina

Moe sees a legend in a long journey

A fragmented note mentions Moe and a legend in a long journey across places and years with unclear details. The text hints at personal or regional significance and travel.

Church Services Outline Seven Churches of Asia

Sunday school begins at 9 30 with a reminder to be on time. Morning worship at 10 30 features a sermon on The Church of Thyatira. Evening service at 7 30 covers The Church of Sardis. Vacation Bible school shows strong attendance with visitors day Tuesday. School runs 8 45 to 11 45 with a final program Friday at 7 80. Pastor O A Cook invites all.

Church of

First Christian Church Schedules Bible School and Services

The First Christian Church lists Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 40 with the sermon We Know That The Summer is Nigh from Matthew 6 24 32 and evening worship at 7 30 with The Great Physician. An aid society meets Wednesday. a patriotic operetta is planned for June 30. rehearsals for children run afternoons this week. public invitation extended by minister W T Mullins.

Bible School Aid Society W. T. Mullins

Church of Christ Evangelist Series Concludes Tonight

The Church of Christ holds a revival with Evangelist Stanford Chambers preaching tonight and tomorrow night. Attendance was strong last night and may reach a new high this Sunday. Services start at 9 30 with worship at 10 90 and the closing service at 7 30 with a welcoming message from minister B F Kranz.

Church of Christ Stanford Chambers B. FE. Kranz

Glenburn Mission Community Activities Update

Sunday services at 9 30 morning and 7 30 evening invite worshipers to attend. Epworth League meets Monday at 7 30, Wednesday 9 30 a m with girls club and Ladies Aid in the afternoon. Thursday evening 7 30 features Bible study and Friday night prayer meeting led by deaconess Nola D Yoder.

Epworth League Ladies’ Aid Nola D. Yoder

Church Schedule and Welcome from Pastor Brown

Sunday school starts at 9:30 with morning worship at 10:30. Junior and Senior O E meet at 10:30 and 6:30 respectively, with evening worship at 7:30. Attend services before leaving town. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. W F Brown, pastor.

W.F. Brown

Salvation Army Sunday Services and Meetings Schedule

Salvation Army holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m Holiness meeting at 10 30 a m Young peoples legion at 6 p m Salvation meeting and public service at 7 30 p m Everyone is invited to attend.

Young Peoples Legion Salvation Public Service

W A W Club Picnic At City Park

The W A W club and invited guests enjoyed the annual picnic at City Park last evening. A highlight was the picnic supper from well filled baskets with attendees including Mr and Mrs George Strauser Mr and Mrs Fat Duncan Mr and Mrs Jack Workman Mr and Mrs Earl Skomp Mrs Arthur Tryon and several young women and Drusilla Ann Skomp.

W. A. W.club George Strauser Fat Duncan Jack Workman Earl Skomp Arthur Tryon Esther Duhne Gladys Campbell Benny Baughman Maude Woodall Lillian Lam Edith Scott Irene Franklin Little Jane Bull Drusilla Ann Skomp

Green and Good to Speak on WBOW Radio

Local listeners will hear William Green and L E Good on station WBOW Sunday at 1 PM in a dialogue titled Longe vity They have appeared on Terre Haute broadcasts before and will be heard again in the future Fans are invited to tune in for the discussion

William Green L. E. Good WBOW Mr. Green Mr. Good Terre Haute

Yaquina Club Elects New Officers At Friday Meeting

The Yaquina club met Friday at Mrs. John Murdoch home. Election of officers elected Mrs. Ola Williams president and Mrs. John Booker vice president with Mrs. James Moore as secretary, Ott Powell as treasurer, and Mrs. John Murdoch as flower chairman. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Eskew and Mrs. Jake Powell after two contests. Refreshments were served.

Yaquina Club John Murdock Ola Williams John Booker James Moore Ott Powell Frank Eskew Jake Powell

Past Chiefs Circle Meets With Mrs Bain

The Past Chiefs Circle of Pythian Sisters met Friday afternoon with Mrs Joe Bain as hostess. Roll call prompted magazine jokes as responses. The group talked and planned future events while enjoying a two course luncheon. Members present included Mesdames Fred Jerrell Roll Hagaman J P Colvin Joe E Beasley Mary Collins Anna Hemingway Lucian Hixon B F Cooper and Everett Walser. Mrs Joe Beasley to entertain next meeting.

Circle of Pythian Sisters Joe Bain Roll Call Elever Magazine Mesdames Fred Jerrell Roll Hagaman J. P. Colvin Joe E. Beasley Mary Collins Anna Hemingway Lucian Hixon B. F. Cooper Everett Walser Joe Beasley Club

Chicken Dinner and Golf Match Sunday at Countrys Club

A chicken dinner will be served at the country club on Sunday with a golf match as an added attraction. David Terhune and his son David Jr. challenge Horace and Andy Humphreys. The event is timed for 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon as both sides tour the course with promising scores.

Countrys ‘Club David Terhune David Horace Andy Humphreys Terhunes Humphreys

United Brothern Church Thanks Visitors At C E Convention

The United Brothren Church thanks other churches and volunteers who assisted in entertaining the young people at the recent convention. About 200 attended including out of town delegates and visitors. The next convention will be held in New Albany.

United Brothern Church C. E New, Albany

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