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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
1
Miss Martha Talbott appears among local society items with club lodge and church news noted. Deadline 11 a m for that day’s issue at the Linton Daily Citizen office. WULCUHICUL Macks Taneen are referenced in the submission.
The Truth Seekers eclass of the United Brethren church met at Mrs. Raymond Boston's home on Thursday afternoon. Unison singing opened the meeting, scripture reading by Mrs. Walter Brewer, prayer led by Mrs. Albert Kinnaman, a vocal solo by Miss Winona Boston, and a final piano solo by Miss Helen Gonser. A prize contest occurred during the social hour, with refreshments served to eleven members and several guests.
Yaquina Club officers for the ensuing year were elected at Mrs. John Shaw home in West Linton. Elected: Mrs. John Boucher president, Mrs. Joe Smith vice president, Mrs. James Moor secretary, Mrs. Cleve Mitchel treasurer, Mrs. John Shaw flower committee chair, Mrs. Phil Bennett scribe. Anagrams enjoyed, prizes won by Mrs. John Booker, Mrs. Jim Moore, Mrs. Cleve Mitchell, and Mrs. Burl Morrison. Next meeting in two weeks with Mrs. Ola Williams.
Mrs Wilbur Wright entertained the D D D club at her home Friday afternoon. Two tables of cachre were in play with Mrs Charles Weaver winning first prize and Mrs Frank Neill second high. Dainty refreshments were served. Next meeting set for Friday July 12 with Mrs Roy Buckner hosting.
Mrs John Morgan entertained the Thursday Evening Bridge Club and guest Mrs George Tawarth at her Marco area home with a buffet steak dinner. Five games of bridge awarded high score prizes to Mrs William Sahm and Mrs John Blackburn. other attendees included Misses Marie Breck Gladys Mitchell Lucile Browne Martha Talbott and Mesdames John Blackburn Maurice Witty Donald Maxwell Micheal Mellon William Sahm and Mrs Morgan.
SANDBORN SANDBORN and June 3 J O W Bray together with Mr and Mrs Agven Bray and Mrs Walter Troup are in West Frankfort due to their daughter Raenel Bray illness. Relatives Evelyn Antney from St Louis and R L Hildebrand party return from Vincennes while Elza McKee and Dorothy visit from Jerome Arizona. Local families including Wagar Wagner Turner and others visit, travel, and return home amid hospital and employment notes in Carlisle and nearby towns.
A recognition service for the Daily Vacation Bible School will be held at the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening at 7:80 o'clock. The program includes worship, teachers, songs, stories, plays, and an international dinner. The public is invited and church members are urged to attend to honor the children and the school.
The YWCA met at Linton Public Library Friday evening with good attendance. Readings, roll call, and regular business occurred, treasurer Miss Stose Mounier reported finances, annual officer elections set for next meeting, and planning began for a Fourth of July parade entry. Present were Mrs. David Shields and members Clara Ladson Agnes Stewart Anna Mc Bride Hugel Risher Gertrude Risher Rosalind Roush Louise Tucker Mabel Wees Rose Monnier Virginia Wilson. Amber days noted as 12 fasting prayer days per year.
The notice lists Boy Scouts regular session at 7 o clock. Metropolitan Lodge No 195 K of P meets at 7 50 o clock with Chickateth Council Pocahontas at 7 30 o clock in the evening.
Socialist local hall post office event. Girl Scouts meet at the Legion ITome. Quapaw Council No. 80 Pocahontas and Greene County Post 1162 VFW meet evenings. Contract Bridge with Mrs J Victor Briggs at 2. Alpha Bible class at Methodist church 7 15. Tennis club at M B church 6 30. Epworth League Cabinet 7 16 at Linton library. Home economists club 7 in library. Columbia Charter No. 140 Eastern Star officers practice 7. All officers to attend.
Wednesday Night Bridge club meets with Mrs J Victor Briggs at 7 45. Wednesday Night 600 club meets with Mrs Claude Tarvis. Glenburn Aid society meets in regular session Christian Ladies Aid social room of church Rotary luncheon at American Legion 12 15 Unity Lodge 687 I O C F at 7 40 Elks lodge regular session at home 8 Bales lodge hall 7 p m
Maurice Merryfield reports from four universities how the 1935 graduates view postgrad life. Students describe intense course load leaving little time for public affairs, while many pursue economics, political science, engineering, or social work. Most expect modest starting salaries and seek practical work with future prospects.
A detailed bridge hand unfolds after a misread bidding that led South to a bold 7 No Trump. West doubles and the dummy’s heart and diamond sequence sets up South to force West’s discards, culminating in a grand slam despite counterplay.
The Thursday Evening Dinner Bridge Club meets at Shakamak Park for a 7 p.m. dinner hosted by Mrs. William Sahm and Miss Martha Talbott. The Hiawatha club holds an all day meeting in the Red Men's hall while American Legion post meets at THO. Loyal Order of Moose No. 1484 at 7330 o'clock hosts Mrs. Calvin Barnes who will entertain the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club at Mrs. Seph Inman's home at 15 o'clock.
Friday evening activities list a choir practice at the church at seven o clock and Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meeting at seven thirty p.m.
The Mexican musical In Caliente comes to the Sher-Ritz theatre tomorrow featuring Delores Del Rio and Pat O'Brien in leading roles. The show includes vibrant color, haunting music, exciting dances, and production numbers noted as among Busby Berkeley's best. The all star cast also features Leo Carillo Phil Regan Edward Everett Floyd Dorothy Dare and Glenda Farrell in supporting turns.
The Hi-Tri club held its regular monthly session in the Christian church social room Friday evening with Ja sonville Hi-Tri guests. Decorations of cut flowers, white table covers, and sweet peas framed the event. Mia Lorena Keen led a devotional service. officers for the year were installed. Geneva Clarke and Irene Clarke presented a Japanese play. Charles Poster offered a trumpet solo as Maurice Ingleman performed a vocal selection.
Following the benediction refreshment hour guests enjoyed rolled cheese sandwiches, pickles, heavenly pudding, iced tea and mints. Attendees included Mrs A C G Trusty, Miss Irene Long, Norman Taylor, Joe B Puckett, Rufina Sexton, Jimmie Walkers, John B Budd, Pearl Dunne, Mary McBride, Evelyn Whittington, Curtis Hastings of Jasonville, Mrs Ray Sineer, Mrs Marl Haseman, Mrs Funk Mene, Mrs Kenneth Baker, Jamie Usrey, Dene Meng, Irene Clarke, Geneva Clarke, Maurice Invie man, Margaret Ioster, Charles Foster, Ruth Wright, LaVerna Kohn, Juanita Till, Erma Gerin, Helen Hasenman, Jessie Heaton, Betty Stevenson, Louise Heaton, Lorens Keen, Hetty Barger and Carolyn Singers of Linton.
Announcement reported the birth of Pavel Wilson on Friday, June 21, in the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Williams in Switz City. He is the seventh child in the Williams family.
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