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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
5
Jess A. McBride of Linton is a patient at St. Anthony's Hospital Terre Haute in room 578.
The Mothers Evening Club met June 19 at Mrs. Gordon Cross's Sandborn home. Devotions by Mrs. Ralph Sprinkle opened the meeting followed by a vacation plans roll call and a furniture lesson by Mrs. Dorris Shake. The group planned a future meeting with Mrs. Peg Weller and hosted the ABC home demonstration club. The Mellowtones performed during social hour and refreshments were served to numerous members and guest Maxine Plummer.
The Moose Lodge hosts a family night supper on June 23 at 6 30 PM at the Moose Lodge Home for members and guests.
The Linton Chapter No 19 of the Women of the Moose met last Friday evening with Mrs. Mary Blakely as Senior Regent. Plans were made for the officer installation on Friday night June 25 and guests from Linton Lodge No 1424 and Bicknell chapter are invited. College of Regent members are reminded to wear caps and gowns.
Three couples filed for marriage licenses in Greene County with Clerk Claude Story. Jess Lynch of Lyons Route 1 and Daisy Mae Thorte of Bicknell. William Rollins of Bloomfield Route 2 and Sharon Jackson of Elnora Route 1. Charles Jacobs of Linton Route 3 and Kiva Ann Stone of Linton Route.
The note mentions other members to wear formals and Ruth Hightower contributing to the birthday fund. A social hour followed with games and prizes awarded.
The Eagles Auxiliary No. 578 met at the lodge on Thursday at 7 30 p m with Ruth Dixon leading the business and Iris Love reporting. One new member joined the roster and upcoming events include officer’s night on June 24 and a district meeting July 9 with a birthday honor plan.
San Francisco and New York drank more than one third of U S wine last year, according to the Wine Institute. California and New York led consumption with residents consuming large shares of national wine in year.
The Home Lovers Home Demonstration club gathered at Mrs. Isaac Benham's residence. President Miss Garnet Cullison opened the meeting with a song month review by Mrs. Lena Benham and devotions from Hebrews 12 25 29 led by Mrs. Gertrude Kiler.
The Country Corner Club met at Mrs. Anna Mae Jackson’s home in Dugger. Vice president Mrs. Helen Ferguson opened the session. Members shared a point about their husbands, and health and safety notes on agriculture chemicals were given. Prizes were awarded to Ferguson, Turk, and Borders. Refreshments were served. next meeting planned for July at Mrs. Betty Newsom’s home.
Des cendants of Joel and Elizabeth Ellis held a Sunday reunion at Humphrey Pari on June 20. Mayme Landrum, oldest surviving child, received a gift for her help and love. A basket dinner followed a business meeting with letters of regret from Seattle and Indianapolis.
The Forever Learning Home Demonstration Club of Worthington met at Mrs. Charles McCoy’s home with devotions from Hebrews 12 2 a health lesson on swimming safety and first aid tips. Members shared songs and celebrated birthdays for Mrs. Leslie Hiatt and Mrs. Dallas Page. Door prize went to Mrs. Clark Dayhoff and refreshments followed for ten members and a guest, Miss Carol Hiatt.
The Adult Citizens Group met Friday evening at 6 30 at Humphreys Park for a pot luck supper. Attendees included Ida Hedrick Elsie Hale Burt Cristy Verna Moody Harriet Gibson Maggie Boston Myrtle Harbin Omar Dodd Eunice Wall Joe Tincher Barney Peden Edith Purcell Fred Gabbard Ida Heron Cliff Strong Ervin Page Fred Gastineau Juanita Greenwood Bissey and Margaret Pirtle.
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