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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
5
Social calendar for local lodges and clubs
Eagles lodge meets at 7 p m in hall J Elks lodge at 8 p m at Elks home Unity Lodge No 637 meets at 730 p m Royal Neighbors meet at 7 p m Wednesday Night Contract club meets at 730 p m with Mrs Harrold Lynn All members of official board and U B Church urged to attend important business meeting at 7 p m at church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Lodge
U. B. Church
Thursday Afternoon Club Meetings and Church Notices
Community groups and churches announce Thursday gatherings across the area. The Bridge club, Faith Temple, Hiawatha club, American Legion Post, Loyal Order of Moose, church choirs, and various study and service groups hold meetings from afternoon to evening with times ranging 1:30 to 8:00 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
Fr iday club notices stir community events
Friday Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets 7 p m. at Glenburn with the Improved Order of Red Men. The Mothers circle gathers 1 30 p m with Mrs Trvin Martin. Yaquina club plans an all day park luncheon hosted by Mrs John Booker. The King's Heralds meet at 2 30 p m with Jim and Waneta O'Brian at 809 Ninth Street NE. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Club
Red Men Hall
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improved Order of Red Men
Glenburn
Trvin Martin
King's
M. el
Jimany
Waneta O'Brian
Ninth Street
Eagle Encampment and Salvation Army Meet Tonight
Saturday Eagle Encampment J O F No 22 meets at 8 p m Apen Air service of Salvation Army at 7 p m All members must be present Regular service 8 p m Classified ads sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Eagle Encampment
Apen
Air Service of Salvation
Society notices deadline for Linton Daily Citizen
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen office by 5 a.m. to appear in that day’s issue. All personal news from clubs lodges parties and churches are welcome.
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Society Itetia
Linton Daily Citizen
Surprise birthday dinner honors James Gunn at Gunn home
A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gunn celebrated James Gunn's sixty ninth birthday. Attendees included Noble Gunn and family, Della Bureh, Janes Gunn, and the hosts. Mr. Gunn received many useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Gunn
Mr Gunn
James Gunn
Noble Gunn
Junior
Homer Gun
Cildren Paul and
Namoi
Della Bureh
Janes Gunn
Gunn
Ellis Golden Rule Club Entertained at Party
The Ellis Golden Rule Club held its regular meeting Friday June 19 at Mrs. Mary Luxton's home with eighteen members and one visitor, Miss Mary Bales. Mrs. Sparks presided. Maude Mitchell won the penny drill prize and Bingo prizes went to Ruth Dudley Edith Bales Pearl Pope Flossie Dudley Margaret Stewart Tressie Sparks Fern Peterson Ivy Luxton and Lessie Rector. The group will meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Fern Peterson's home with entertainment by Flossie Dudley and Elza Haney. roll call is answered by Something I want to know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Golden Aue Club
Mary Luxton
Mary Bales
Sparks
Maude Mitchell
Mesdames
Ruth Dudley
Edith Bales
Pearl Pope
Flossie Dudley
Margaret Stewart
Buck Creek Girls 4 H Club Holds Meeting at Bovenschen Home
Miss Lola Faye Bovenschen hosted the Buck Creek Girls 4 H Club meeting at her Linton area home. Officers conducted roll call by a favorite bird, a short business session followed by work period, and plans for initiation services at Switz City high school gym on Friday June 26 at 8 p m. Refreshments were served to Rosemary White M Inman Alberta Webster Frances Webster Harriet Ann Gastineau Marie Inman Dorothy Nolting Wilma Jean Rice Vera Horn and Lois Evans. The next meeting will be at the home of Miss Alberta and Frances Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Faye Bovenschen
Buck Creek
Linton
Switz City High School
First Baptist Church hosts annual Japanese Tea event
The Mu Beta Gamma World W de Guild at First Baptist held a Japanese Tea in the church basement with Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Vincent as guest speakers. Members, including Miss Margaret Roll, presented a program featuring music, devotions, and a talk on Japan, followed by tea and wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mu Beta Gamma
World W de Guild
C. G. Vincent
Japan
China
Hack Guild
Virgina Wilson
Thomas. Lee
Mas. Harry
J. Bailey
Margaret Roll
Guild
Vivian Dunning
Stell Hobbs
Harry J. Bailey
Pleasant Grove Dinner Guests Include Local Families
Sunday dinner guests and afternoon galleys at Pleasant Grove included Mr and Mrs Wilson Trusblood and daughter Helen, Mr and Mrs Andy Chaney and daughter Lenora of Muncie, and Mr and Mrs George with their daughter.
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Wilson Trusblood
Hllen
Andy Chaney
Lenora
Muncie
George
Home Economics Club Picnics and Dinner Meeting
A recent Lintom Home Economics Club gathering at Linton's City Park featured a picnic dinner with strong attendance. Mrs. John Fritz led a flower arrangement lesson and container tips, followed by social time. The group will reconvene in two weeks at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lintom Home Economics Club
Linton
John Fritz
Alpha Bible Class Monthly Meeting at First M Church
The Alpha Bible class of the First M. E. church held its regular monthly gathering in the church social room with twelve members and three guests. Mrs. Mack Coen led devotions, the 23rd Psalm was read, and songs included The Old Rugged Cross and Blessed Assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Bible Class
Old Rugged Cross
Mack Coen
Coen
Don Smith
Pearl Poole
Vernie Spensler
Norma Jean Smith
Janice Wills
Miss Helen Coulter Hosts Live Wire Class Event
Miss Helen Coulter hosted the Live Wire class of the First Baptist Church at her Sixth Street NE home last evening. Mrs. H. J. Bailey led scriptures, Virginia Wilson offered prayer, and two contests awarded Virginia Wilson and Mrs. H. J. Bailey. Gifts were given to Miss Coulter for her upcoming marriage to Lyle DaFoe on June 30.
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Helen Coulter
First Baptist Church
Sixth Street
H. J. Bailey
Virginia Wilson
Virginia 'Wilson
Marian Hagaman
Audrey Moss
Mary K. Dunning
Oletha Moss
Vivian Dunning
Bernadene Hill
Marvin Taylor
Thomas Lee
Mss Coulter
Miss Coulter
Lyle DaFoe
Social Visits and Relatives Across local towns
Bedford residents Mowery and children Harold Robert and Mary Alice together with Harry Haseman Myron Greene of Linton and Oretha Hunter visited grandmother Mrs. George Stevens in Olive Branch. Tuesday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Leonard Chaney and daughters of White Rose and Mrs Lloyd Carpenter. Kilmer Sanders made a business trip to Bloomfield. Numerous gatherings followed at Oak Town Lyons Shakamak State Park and with families in Oakland City Clay City and Indianapolis.
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Oakland City
Guy Dugger
Lenora
Emma-Jane Abram
Esther Jane Saucerman
Yes
Vada Wallingford
Bill Pitman
Indianapolis
Wekend
Ward Pitman
Wilbur West
Kya Nell
D. O. Squires
Church of Christ At
Clay City
Marshall White
Harley Baughn
John Hauck
Contested Contract Bridge Hand Prompts Debate
A dispute over the test contract in a contract bridge deal spurs debate on whether 4 Spades or 6 Diamonds is correct. The article outlines bidding sequences, position notes, and a prominent eight-table duplicate event where the partnership pursued 8 No Trumps, with North-South and East-West participation shaping the discussion.
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Ingleton
Jwok
S. Lochridge
Bridge misplay costs East a near sure game
The article describes a bridge hand where Doniny's Ko led a risky line. East gambled on a heart lead and made a mistake by leading Ace and Queen of hearts, allowing declarer to win a series of club, heart, and spade tricks for a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doniny
Bast Andutd
Rnstead
East
Declarer
Delta Theta Tau delegates return from thirty first national convention
Alberta Martin and Eufaula Hagaman report back from St Louis where 128 chapters attended the Delta Theta Tau convention June 17 to 20. Plans included banquets tours and a river trip while philanthropy dominated talks with projects in hospitals schools and community aid across multiple chapters.
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Alberta Martin
Eufaula Hagaman
St. Louis
Zeta Beta
Delta Theta Tau National Sorority
Delta Theta Tau
Jefferson
United Stas
Boston Omicron
Mississippi River
Forest Park
Handwork For Your Home Series Promotes Home Craft
Small women see handwork as livable and homelike. Grandmother crocheted bedspreads return to grace modern rooms as homemakers fuse tradition with current style. The paper offers eight articles showing practical projects like bedspreads pillow covers doilies and luncheon sets to express a maker's personality.
Delta Theta Tau Conclave Set for Lake Wawasee 1987
The thirty second national convention of Delta Theta Tau sorority will be held at Lake Wawasee in summer 1987 with Beta Zeta of Warsaw as national hostess. Anapolis to spend a few days. Mrs Buskirk planned to visit Defiance Q to see her husband. An all day missionary meeting will be held at Mrs Sol Burchams home. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Mr and Mrs Nelson Fredrick of Linton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Preston Bennett. Miss Thelma Swaby attending State Normal spent Sunday with her parents Everett Swaby. TRY OUR CLASSIFIED ADS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta’ Tau
Brinkley
Caney Creek
Indiana
James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
Chapels
California
Delta Theta Tau
Red Cross
Salvation Army
National Tuberculosis Association
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Lake Wawasee
Beta Zeta Chapter
Warsaw
Anapolis
Surprise Birthday Dinner Toasts Everett Swaby at Home
A surprise dinner was held at the country home of Everett Swaby on Sunday honoring his birthday. About one hundred friends and relatives attended as Mrs. Roy Buskirk and her son Dickie departed Wednesday evening for Beatrice, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Swaby
Mr. Swaby
Roy Buskirk
Dickie
Indi- Beetrice
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Elks Lodge
Elks
Callvin Barnes
Faith Temple No
Pythian Sisters
P.m
American Legon Post
Loyal ‘Order of Moose No. 143
The
First ‘Christian Church
Baptist Choir
M.E
Saron Reformed Church
Minnie Duhne
Coal Belt
Mome League
Ride- A- Wee Club
Stewart Wright
Yaquina ‘Club
John Booker
Ellis Golden Rule Club
First Baptist
Pleasant Grove
Home Economics Club
M. &. Alpha Bible Class
Inquirer
Oly
Linton Motor Sales
Grea
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Lonetree
Dollas Cafe
Chevrolet Co
Maxwell Furniture CO
Pete Courtney
Linton Electric Welding Works
Dugger
Henry Konda
Sylvia Sidney
Fred Macmurray
Lonesome Pine
Hudson
Los Angelor
Les
Detroit
H. P
Veterans’ Gonus
V. D. Singer Hudson
V.D. Singer
F.O.B
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