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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
4
Society items from the local column note upcoming events and social happenings. Ann Toney, society editor, invites readers to share personal news and club notices for publication.
Senior Citizens dinner at Rest Haven dining room at 11 30 a.m. Lyons Ma sonic Lodge No 634 meets at hall at 7 30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary at lodge hall 7 30 p.m. American Legion at Legion hall 7 p.m. Choirs gather at various churches from 7 00 to 7 30 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improv ed Order of Red Men at hall 7 90 p.m. Eagle Encampment 222 1 0 0 C F at hall 7 30 p.m. Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council at K of P hall 7 30 p.m. Women of Moose Chapter 19 at Moose home 8 00 p.m. First Baptist Sunday school officers and teachers meet at the church.
Members of the Keystone class of the First Baptist church enjoyed a covered dish dinner and meeting. Mrs. Maggie Stewart led the business session and plans were set for the September gathering. The devotional hour included a Bible verse roll call, prayers, and readings.
Announcement notes the marriage of Wanta Jean Clymer daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy Clymer Bicknell to Donnie Gene Baize son of Mrs Leslie Baize Linton. Ceremony held 2:00 pm Saturday at Linton Salvation Army HQ with Lieut Wanda McGregory officiating and attendants Miss Norma DeGraff Harold Weaver. Reception planned at the groom’s mother home. bride to remain in Bicknell.
Patricia Ann Duvivier celebrated her sixth birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Fern Duvivier at the Glenburn Community house on Monday. Guests enjoyed contests, games, ice cream, cake, and punch, with many gifts for Patricia. A guest from California attended.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 9273 showing a graceful dress with soft gathers under a yoked neckline and a 4 gore skirt. Includes sizes 144 163 184 164 with yardage details and mailed pattern request to The Linton Daily Citizen Pattern Dept New York NY 11 NY.
Learn and Save home demonstration club met at Mrs. Bud Hoffeditz Nine Mile community house. Mrs. Homer Donagher spoke on National Home Demonstration Week at Purdue with roll call on favorite television programs and a lesson on selecting becoming clothes.
Relatives of the late John Scott met at Humpherys Park on Sunday for a basket dinner and to visit Mrs. Scott and son Robert Scott. Attendees included Nelson McCormick and daughter Betty. Larry Lavault. Harry Roberts and wife. Beatrice Morris of Evansville. Maude Boitnatt. Ruth Dunning. Dean Corbin. Harry Albright. L. O. Hannum. Margaret Watts. J. D. Scott and Mary Ann. W. C. Scott. Everett OConnor. W M Suthard and children Stevie and Betty Ann. Sam Masters and granddaughter Freddy Lou Eastman. hostess Mrs. John Scott and host Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, all of Linton.
Members of the Garage and Parking Lot Attendants Union Local 6 seek free daily shoe shines along with a pay raise in their new wage contract.
Miss Elaine Ball of Linton and Earl Frank Owen of Indianapolis wed at 8:00 PM Saturday in the First Baptist church. Rev. Royden Rea officiated as guests witnessed vows, with organist Ronda Grabbe and attendants Janet Jackson and Laurell Glenn. The couple will reside at 846 South Belmount Street, Indianapolis.
Pupils of Mrs L E Gee of Worthington will present a piano recital at Mrs Gee's home Thursday at 3 00 pm. The program features Jeanne Canada Loretta Miller Roxanna Spencer Penny Inman Mary Jane Deatrick Dina McClarren Elaine Bussard Cathy Clark Patricia Calvert Brenda Hutchinson Patty Jean Sharon Thaker Vicky and others.
Beginner crochet pattern 7249 offers a 44 inch square bedspread using cotton and scrap colors for flowers on a white background. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for 1st class mailing to Linton Daily Citizen Household Arts Dept New York 11. Include name address zone and pattern number.
Susan Alexander Rogers, Cynthy Conway, Daryl Lee Stephens, Mark Noal, Donnie Terrell, Steven Noal are listed as participants in a local public notice alongside other individuals.
Miss Laura Wemeldurt of Washington DC visits Miss Josie McQuade and relatives in Terre Haute. Mrs Marie Ecker Whiting of Seattle visits relatives in Linton and Bloomfield. Mr and Mrs Vandervort of Minneapolis and Rev and Mrs Kronst visit Earl Skomp and Madge Madaris. Vandervort to Texas for Baylor PhD study.
The Linton Elks Ladies group held a Monday night social at the lodge home with Worthington members as hostesses. Mrs. Nona Moss won the door prize. bridge prizes went to Mrs. Rosina Reynolds and Mrs. Mae Spice. euchre prizes to Mrs. Jean Leavitt and Mrs. Eva Grass. Canasta prizes to Mrs. Margaret Donie and Mrs. Pauline Cory. Refreshments included coffee and home made cookies.
The Rainbow class of First Methodist Church Lyons shared a barbecue and basket dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weber. Officers were elected for the coming year and July plans were discussed. Attendees included the Webers and their children, John Sutphin and family, Lowell Hasler and family, Dale Joliff and children, Bill Axe and son, and Keith Anderson and children.
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