Social and fraternal calendar for the week
Mu Beta Gamma plans Silver Tea at Mrs. Bailey home at 7 45 p m with members to bring their own table and three guests. David D Wiles Camp No 86 United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary meet William Talbott home Second and D streets northwest at 7 p m. Chickateth Council of Pocahontas at 7 p m Metropolitan Lodge No 193 K of P at 7 30 p m Boy Scouts hold regular meeting at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Beta Gamma
Harry J. Bailey
David D. Wiles
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
William Talbott
D” Streets
Local Church Groups and Clubs Schedule for Tuesday
Alpha Bible class meets 7 30 p m at the M E church social room. Live Wire class hosts monthly party at Miss Helen Coulter’s home at 8 p m. Home Economic club to dine at Linton City park at noon. Cast for Two Thousand Miles for A Book practices 7 80 p m at Glenburn Mission church. Socialist local meets 7 30 p m at old post office. Quapaw council 80 meets 7 p m. Veterans Foreign Wars Greene County Post 1162 on East Vincennes street 7 30 p m. Mrs Claude Hare hosts Tuesday Night Contract Bridge at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Helen Coulter
Greene County Post
Veterans Foreign Wars
Vincennes Street
Omens
Claude Hare
Local lodge meetings and church notices listed for Wednesday
Wednesday schedule lists Magles lodge at the hall at 7 p m and Elks lodge at the lodge home at 8 p m Unity Lodge 637 S C C F at 7 30 p m Rotary luncheon at the First Baptist church at 12 1b p m Royal Neighbors meet at 7 30 p m Christian Ladies Aid all day meeting Glenburn Aid Society meets in regular session Clarion club at 1 80 p m with Mrs Charles Anderson State road 59 Wednesday Night Contract club at 7 30 p m with Mrs Harold Lynn U B church official board and members urged to attend 7 p m church Baptist Ladies Aid all day meeting all members urged to be present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Ladies Aid
Clarion Club
Charles. Anderson
Harald Lynn
Official Board
U. B. Church
Church
Baptist
Ladies Aid
Thursday Bridge Club Meets at 2:15 P.M. With Mrs Cal Tin Barnes
Afternoon session of the Thursday Bridge Club convenes at 2 15 p m led by Mrs Cal Tin Barnes at Faith Temple No 42 Pythian Sisters hall. The note records a local social club gathering with a specific time and host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caltin Barnes
Pythian
Personal News and Club Notices in Linton Daily Citizen
Society items, personal news, and club or church notices welcomed for the Linton Daily Citizen. Entries must be received by 1:14 p.m. to appear in that day's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Daily Citizen
Arion Club Guests Attend Art Exhibit and Social
The Arion club of Switrat visited the Typ ternoon club of Lyons hosted by Mrs. Marie Criss. An art exhibit by the Tuesday Afternoon club featured nine famous paintings with artist bios. Mrs. R. G. Holder showcased old glassware and explained glass production. A girls quartet performed during social hour, with several other guests present. Local residents and visitors from Terre Haute, LaPorte, Bloomington, and Indianapolis were noted in conversations and travels surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion Club
Switrat
Typ Ternoon Club
Lyons
Marie Criss
Joel Benham
R. G. Holder
Catherine and
Macel Hoover
Joanna
Rosemary Leavitt
James Bowles
Terre Haute
Kathryn Bennett
Newberry
Bible Class of Church of Christ Holds Ladies Meeting
Mrs. Fred Streitlemeir hosted the Church of Christ Ladies Bible class gathering. Members Ethel Trinkle Mary Bone Aliie Frye and Lina Streitlemier had birthdays celebrated with a noon table and garden bouquet. The group planned future class work and the annual Spring Mill State Park outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred+Streitlemeir
Church of Christ
Ethel Trinkle
Mary Bone
Aliie Frye
Lina Streitlemier
Spring Mill State Park
Charles Love
Virgil Tinkle
Johnny Geatches
Fred Huffman
John Eblery
Floyd Book
Jodie Sims
Wm. Wakefield
I. Gwin
P. I. McFaddin
Wm. Hew
Earl Young
Fragrant Edwards
C. G. Vincent
Wm. Wonders
Min Pool
Wm. Ground
Branson
Tucker
Homer Bennett
Laura Hacklet
Rachel
Tallegh Shien PaOnick
Elza Farle
Clara Perkins
Jane Goodman
Grace Pennick
Mildred Perkins
Cora Sims
Fred Streitlemeir
Mrs Ethel Humphreys Hosts Dinner in Honor of Mrs Jenks
Mrs. Ethel Humphreys entertained Saturday evening at the Fleetwood home on East Vincennes street in honor of Mrs. C. Jenks of East St. Louis a former Linton resident who sails July 1 from New York on the Washington bound for a European tour. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C E Jenks East St. Louis, B F Wells Pataskala Ohio, Mrs. C A Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. William Sahm, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J M Corbin, Miss Margare t Froeschke, Miss Mary Ethel Monser, Miss Jean Humphreys, Bob Humphreys, Mrs. Humphreys, and Miss Frances Jeanette Burrows of Detroit, a niece and house guest of Mrs. Wayne Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Humphreys
Fleetwood
Vincennes Street
C.4
Jenks
Hast St. Louis
Linton
New York
Washington
Europe
C. E. Jenks
East St. Louis
B. F. Wells
Pataskala
Ohio
Local Club and Choir Meetings Schedule
The notice lists meetings at 7:30 p m for Hiawatha club at Red Men hall and Loyal Order of Moose No 1434. American Lep on Post gathers at 1 p m and First Christian church choir practices at 7:15 p m Baptist and wet M E choirs meet at 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
The
First Christian Church
Fraternal Meetings and Luncheon Planned Nearby
Quapaw Tribe No 148 IOOF meets at 7 p.m. Yaquina club holds an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at City park for members and families hosted by Mrs John Booker. King’s Heralds from First M I church join Jim and Waneta O’Brien at 309 Ninth Street NE at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaquina Club
John Booker
Sam Dayhoff Celebrates Seventy Sixth Birthday
Sam Dayhoff of Smith township was honored Sunday as relatives gathered at his home to celebrate his sixty sixth birthday. Attendees included Wayne Dayhoff of Indianapolis Harold Dayhoff of Lyons Mrs Frankie Winslow Mrs Thana Wylie and L E B Dyer of Bloomington Herbert Dyer Joseph Sims of Linton Mr and Mrs Charlie Sinders of Coal City Clara Dean Ed Dayhoff and family Fred Dayhoff Clark Dayhoff of Worthington and Sammel Dayhoff the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dayhoff
Smith Township
Wayne Dayhoff
Indianapolis
Harold Dayhoff
Lyons
Frankie Winslow
Thana Wylie
L. EB. Dyer
Bloomington
Herbert Dyer
Famly
Joseph Sims
Linton
Charlie Sinders
Coal City
Clara Dean
Ed Dayhoff
Fred Dayhoff
Clark Dayhoff
Worthington
Sammel Dayhoff
Samuel Dayhoff
TORO DE GOD REVIVAL OPENED BY SIXTEEN YEAR OLD EVANGELIST
Rev Isaac B Tucker led opening revival at wale Ge L areh with a capacity crowd. The Princeton youth delivered the sermon titled Divine Deliverance. Tucker noted strong turnout of young people showing growing interest in Christian faith. Nightly services begin at 7 40 oclock and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Tucker
Wale
Princeton Dliver
Tucker
Eastern Star Picnic Draws County Members at Lyons Park
About two hundred members from Lyons to Bloomfield and other towns gathered for the annual O F S fictioc at Lyons City Park. County officers led the event with multiple performances and a closing benediction by Rev Chastain Switz City. The fall county meeting was set for Jasonville with Mrs Davis in charge. Out of state guests included Mrs Cresh Barr Chicago Ill, Mrs Nellie Tate Cleveland O and Mrs Margaret Cardwell Clearwater Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Lyons
Blooifield
Linton
Newberry
Jasonville
Owensburg
Salsberry
Worthington
O.F
Harris Wilkie
Hickam
Bernice Haskett
Kathleen Stantz
Virginia Knoy
Switz City
Miss Knoy
Lihton
Mesdames Harris Wilkie
Ward Letsinger
Greg Hixson
Herschel Headley
Edward Fisher
Bruce Tate
Clinton Reintjes
Loraine Raiden
Melva Lou Stockrahm
Mary Moses
Dickie Heaps
Barbara Shouse
Patsy Jane Miller
Mona
Helen Lewing
Betsy Ross
Needle
O. R. Dilley
Jeanette Dilley
H. R. Isenhowe
Barbara Jane Kirk
Bloomfield
Bloomfield News In Briefs And Local Happenings
The Jasonville Ty inds presented a program at the Bloomfield Presbyterian church under Mrs. Nna Stultz Neal with fifty six girls. A reception followed. Willing Workers club hosted events and plans a July 15 park picnic. Knightstown visitor Marguerite Marie Balling spoke, and six Knightstown children were placed by the club. Bredeweg's Grocery added a new fully automatic meat display refrigerator counter.Oscar and Mrs. Bredener manage the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Ind
Jasonville
Ty Inds
N.na Stultz Neal
Presbyterian Church
Ray. Steele
Lakeville
Victoria Hudson
Sullivan
Willing Workers Club
Wendell Ferguson
Bloomfield Park
Knightstown
Marguerite Marie Balling
Ferguson
Kiah
Kirk
Bredeweg’s
Oscar Bredener
Counting Opposing Hands in a No Trump Contract
A detailed bridge analysis shows declarer using counting to deduce North and South holdings after an 8 no trump opening lead. North's return hearts and subsequent plays reveal distributions, guiding declarer to force North to lead clubs and secure the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Tone
South
Declarer
Baume
Dumny
Déclarer
Leontine Poe Becomes Bride of A N Densmore
Leontine Poe married A E Densmore in a Saturday night ceremony at the Lew Good home. Justice Peter Brawand officiated with attendants Dr W H Scholl Nedra Jones and Mr and Mrs Good. The couple will reside in this city and Densmore runs the Talk of the Town Beauty Salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leontine Poe
A. E. Densmore
Lew Good
Peter Brawand
Densmore
Local Horseshoe Club Downed in Park Outing Match
The Linton Horseshoe club lost to Terre Haute All-Stars at Deming Park courts with final scores of 921 ringers and 1521 points for Terre Haute and 778 ringers and 1132 points for Linton. Individual tallies include Hess, Hart, Wilson, Geatches, Alsop, and Haseman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Deming Park
L’erre Haute
Terre Haute
Herre Haute
Hook
Jeffers
Jackson
Vox
Summers
Lammond
Grigsby
Hylton
F. Hart
Alsop
Geatches
Harbett
Sanduskey
Tubby
Wilson
Haseman
W. Tinkle
C. Hart
Charles Hart
John Wilson
George Geatches
Vilas Trinkle
Floyd Hart
Jesse Alsop
Mary Gillett
Georganna Geatches
Etta Fay Hart
Norma Alsop
Betty Alsop
Oletha Hart
Dorothy Hart
Bobby Geatches
Billy Geatches
William Tubby
Emil Haseman
Robert Harbett
Pete Sanduskey
Hubert Wilson
Ralph Owens
Saturday Eagle Encampment Formation Notice
J Q O F No 222 meets at 8 p m for the Eagle Encampment assembly. Members urged to attend as schedule and gathering details are announced.
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Eagle
J. Q
F. No
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Els
Chickateth Council of
Pocahontas
Metropolitan Lodge No
K .of P
Boy Scouts
Peoples Trust Company
Wpott
Wilow
Rahe
Iary
Alpha Bible
M. E. Church
Linton City Park
Glenburn Mission Church
Socialist
Quapaw Council No
Magles Lodge
Pshveay
Elks Lodge
Ilks
Unity Lodge
S. C
C. F
Rotary
Royal
Glenburn Aid Society
Fis
Iltts
Charles Bennett
Charles and
Byron
LaPorte
Phil Bennetintqy
Phil Bennett
Rosalie Friatitis
Lapent
Gene Taylor
Inndiana University
George H. James
Brazil
Kenneth Bennett
Susan
Virginia W.lson
Dudley Small
Fowler
Mi Barett
Marvin Taylor
William Talkington
Westport
Clarence Talkington
North Vernon
E. L. Barnes
This City
Rufus Edington
Vernon Hill
Lafayette
Damon Williams
Asa Williams
Treva Louise
Helen Hilgediek
St. Joseph, Mich
Rere
Annis Wolford
Mrs
Earl Wolford
City
Martha Killion
Florence and
Eloise
Martha Anne Culbertson
Petersburg
Martha Anne
Albert E.lion
Wallace Anderson
Kenneth Morgan
Thomas Anderson
Methodist
Church of Christ Bible
Ters
Hiawatha Club
Red Men Hall
M. E
Quapaw Tribe No. 148
Improved Order of Red Men
King’s Heralds
M. I. Church
Jimmy
Waneta O’brian
Ninth Street
C.E.S
Lyons Park
tSast
West
Declaver
Giame
Aime Herms
A. N. Densmore
Tub
Ats
Hixson & Sahm
Kelis
Straws
Cushinws
Dearmin & CO
City Hall
Prn
Brougham
Hudson
G.M.C
S. Main
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