Sandborn Items Highlight Church Sermon and Local News
Wesley Erskine of Bone Gap Ill will preach at Sandborn Christian Church on Sunday morning June 26 for a trial message. church members and friends urged to attend. The note also recalls visits by the Bennett family from Washington DC to see Mrs R L Hancock and others, and mentions Rev Odus Mitchell resigning as Sandborn Baptist pastor after a long tenure and shifting roles.
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Wesley Erskine
Bone Gap
Ill
Wil
Sandborn Christian Church
John Bennett
Washington, D. C
R. L. Hancock
William H. Marshall
Tommy
Gail Ann
Denver
Colo
Odus Mitchell
O. M. Marshall
Linton
Marshall
Sandborn
Mitchell
Fisk
Washington
Indiana
Vincennes
Sandborn’s Baptist Church
Burnettsville
Spice Valley
Vivennes
R. L. Iancock
John H. Hancock
Ray Tribby
Bickner
Albert Niedringhaus
Robert Hancock
Wayne Hancock
R. L Hancock
Bucktown Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits and Guests
The column lists many local visits and guests including Delmas Jerrels family Rex and Shelley, Blanch Richards, Jo Bedwell, John L Good man, Claude Enochs, Sean Cox, Mattie Burch, Elmer Robinson, Alan Lovelace, Pauline Enochs, Masse Jerre, Ted Richards, Nancy Jerrell, Fern Black, Virgil Morgan, Gus Kielblock, Donald Pahmier, and Rev J Bond of Burris Chapel visiting or hosting across Bucktown and nearby towns.
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Delmas Jerrels
Rex
Shelley Goodman
Bill Jerrels
Ch Dren
Ohio
Jo Bedwell
Blanch Richards
John L. Goodman
Jessie Jackson
Claude Enochs
Sean Cox
Mattie Burch
Elmer Robinson
South Bend
Alan Lovelace
Pauline Enochs
Masse Jerre
Jo Pedwell
Ted Richards
Nancy Jerrell
Fern Black
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Virgil Morgan
Gus Kielblock
Donald Pahmier
J. Bond
Burris Chapel
Bertha Walls
Methodist Women Plan June Tea Guest Speaker Mrs Hoss
Mrs. Frank Hoss will speak at the annual June tea of the First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service in the church sanctuary at 7 30 p m Friday. She and her husband study at Indiana University. he serves as pastor at the Christian church in Little Cincinnati Greene County. Mrs Hoss, formerly Miss Madelein Msarsa of Jerusalem, a refugee, will show slides of Bethlehem and Jericho. A Q and A will follow. public invited to tea and social in Tinstman hall.
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Frank Hoss
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Hoss
Indiana Universty
Christian Church
Little Cincinnati
Greene County
Madelein Msarsa
Jerualem
Bethlehem
Jeriho
Tinstman Hall
Happy Workers Club Meeting Notes At Mrs Long Home
Mrs Long hosts Happy Workers Home Demonstration Club on June 14 with singing and a club creed. Plans include a June 28 chair canning lesson and a September charm school. The group renamed to Indiana Extension Homemakers Association and discussed furniture buying and broiler meal demos.
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Marvin Long
Happy Workers Home Demonstration Club
Jack Seubert
Jeanie
Burt Calkins, Jr
Larry Wheelock
Home Demonstration Club
Indiana Extension Homemakers Association
Dzrinette
Leren Ho Tsclaw
James Richardson
Seubert
Dan Robinson
Crane
Robet Boruff Sr
Russell Byers
Calkins
Sam George
Charles Hines
Long
Horsclaw
Carl 10. Kamp
Richardson
Sullivan
Wheelock
Bill
Rainbow Club Delights Worthington Hosts June Meeting
The Worthington Rainbow club met at Mrs. Thursa Pruett’s home last Thursday for its June gathering. A covered dish dinner was served to eight members and one guest, followed by a brief business session and gifts for two members from secret pals.
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Thursa Pruett
Worthington Rainbow Club
Eght
Sesson
Anneta Pruett
Mary Blanton
Flora Girdner
Zola Carmichael
Joyce Pruett
Margaret Eisenmenger
Ethel Osborn
Ona Pryor
Blanton and Guest
Ricky Pruett
Oil first use of nonstick bakeware to condition surface
Advice on conditioning nonstick kitchen utensils describes oiling the surface before initial use. It notes a method of wiping with a paper towel soaked in salad oil to prepare bakeware.
Best Food Buys Are Reported This Weekend
Beef shines as a top buy with round and rump roast cuts and chuck steaks. Whole broilers and hen turkeys remain solid family options for barbecues. Weekend vegetables include green beans carrots corn lettuce potatoes radishes tomatoes. Fruits for the weekend feature apples cantaloupes lemons limes peaches nectarines strawberries watermelons and cherries. Nationally fish sticks and portions lead the fish plentifuls followed by scallops and canned red salmon.
Worthington Delta Nu Chapter Attends Province Convention
Worthington Delta Nu Chapter members Ms Robert Moses Mrs Ce cil Chambers Mrs Robert Vehslar2 Mrs Ed Benjamin and Mrs Abby DeFrees represented the active unit at the Province Convention in Linton. The event took place in the elementary school gym nicely decorated with pink flowering trees and spring blooms. Original Province Three paintings were exhibited and awards given for top works. Scrapbooks were shown and judged.
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Robert Moses
Cecil Chambers
Robert Vehslar2
Ed Benjamin
Abby DeFrees
Worthington Delta Nu
Kappa Kappa Kappa
Linton
Conoertion
Province Three
Goodman Lundy Vows Read at Switz City
Miss Debra Gail Lundy and James Goodman wed at the Pentecostal Church of Switz City with Rev. Samuel Hill officiating. The couple, both of Switz City and Linton roots, plan to reside in Switz City after a reception at the bride’s home.
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Debra Gail Lundy
James Goodman
Pentecostal Church
Switz City
Samuel Hill
James Lundy
Willard Goodman
Linton
Linda Featherston
Trafalgar
Larry Gene Goodman
Swiz City
Birthday Party At Rest Haven Honors Three Women
A Rest Haven birthday party Monday honored Mrs. Carrie Bonham Mrs. Mollie Wiley and Miss Effie Stuck. Ice cream and cake were served to the guests listed, with Mrs. Ruth Allen and Miss Amy Burrell in charge of arrangements.
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Rest Haven
Carrie Bonham
Mollie Wiley
Effie Stuck
Winifred Heidenreich
Sally Casey
Josephine Hixon
Vesta McLaughin
Sarah Pope
Mandy Talbott
Ruth Allen
Amy Burrell
Worthington Stars Hold Memorial for Mrs Alice Hoagland
The Worthington chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a memorial at the Masonic hall for the late Mrs. Alice Hoagland. Preceding the ceremony, Worthy Matron Mrs. Bessie McHenry presided with Albert Cooper. The star history was read by Mrs. Avai Loos and Mrs. Lelia Trent sang with Mrs. Orva Gee at the piano. The star funeral followed at Myers Funeral Home the night before the burial with several chapter members participating.
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Alice, Hoagland
Worthington
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Bessie McHenry
Abbert Cooper
McHenry
Avai Loos
Orva Gee
Albert Cooper
Star
Myers Funeral Home
Cooper
Selma Dyer
Adah
Donovan’ Wells
Ruth
Earlene Vandeventer
Esther
Ruby Hunter
Mar'ha
Nada Sparks
Electa
Psi Iota Xi Holds Business Session at Linton Library
Psi Iota Xi sorority held a Thursday business meeting in Linton Public Library led by president Mrs Bety Da Tena. A visiting day was set for June 29 at Ball State in Muncie. Mrs Elizabeth Laughlin reported on the Fourth of July float, and work schedules were issued for the group. The next meeting is planned at the library on September Y.
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Psi Iota Xi
Linton Public Library
Bety Datena
Ball State
Munc
Elizabeth Laughlin
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