Smith Township Club Hosts Cheese Lesson and Social
Mrs. Ruby Dukes hosted a Forever Learning Home Demonstration club meeting in Smith township. Members discussed the month’s song How Can I Leave Thee and a cheese lesson led by Alta Mary McCoy with samples distributed for tasting. Iris Peavey noted for birthday, and a safety talk on lightning preceded a reading by Faye Dayhoff.
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Ruby Dukes
Forever Learning Home Demonstration Club
Smith Township
Collect
Jean Swaby
Wilma Gabbard
Iris Peavey
Faye Dayhoff
James
Alta Mary McCoy
Lola Faye Dayhoff
Louise Emery
Pearl Griffith
Dorothy Pilant
Carolyn Wadsworth
Mae Rowe
Mrs. Mack Childers
Gerald Emery
Ellen Kay
Phyllis Dukes
Methodist Groups Enjoy Annual Tea
Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service and the Wesleyan Service Guild at Linton Methodist church held an annual June tea at a joint meeting. Mrs. James Keith of Bloomington spoke on Our Opportunity about Cuba’s spiritual and educational challenge. Guests included Jasonville Worthington and Nine Mile societies. refreshments were served.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Linton Methodist Church
Evelyn Hixson
Christ
W. T Murphy
Roy Borders
WSCS
William Hart
James Keith
Bloomington Fairview
Cuba
United States
Jasonville
Worthington
Nine Mile
Weds at Dugger Marilyn Wyatt to James Kennett
Miss Marilyn Sue Wyatt and James Kennett were married Saturday at the Dugger Methodist church in a ceremony led by Rev. Kenneth Burns. The couple, with Rex and Lucien Wyatt as parents, were attended by Linda Harris and Jack Kennett among others. The bride wore a lace and nylon ballerina gown and carried a yellow rosebud bouquet. music featured Miss Bartley on organ and Dick Burcham singing.
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Dugger
Marilyn Sue Wyatt
James Kennett
Coalmont
Rex Wyatt
Lucien Kennett
Kenneth Burns
Newport
Markita Bartley
Dick Burcham
Linda Sue Harris
Terre Haute
Jack Kennett
Jack Harris
Bride and Groom Tie The Knot In Terre Haute Wedding
The bride and groom from Tennyson, Mrs Wyatt chose a printed silk dress for the daughter's wedding with white accessories, while Mrs Kennett wore blue lace over taffeta and white accents. Both mothers wore yellow rose corsages. A church reception featured yellow and green table decor and ivy and yellow daisies around a pedestal cake. Assistants included Naomi Bartley, Alice Herndon, Janice Johnson, Betty Pirtle, Jane Reynolds, Phyllis Cooksey, Carole Anders, Barbara Reynolds, Clark Smallwood, Kathy Reynolds and Sue Reynolds. The newlyweds left Saturday for a short wedding trip and will reside in Terre Haute.
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Tennyson
Alice Herndon
Janice Johnson
Betty Pirtle
Jane Reynolds
Phyllis Cooksey
Carole Anders
Barbara Reynolds
Clark Smallwood
Kathy Reynolds
Sue Reynolds
Saron Church Guilds Meeting Highlights
The Lin ton Saron United Church of Christ Women’s Guild met in the church lower auditorium with Mrs John Berns in charge. Devotions included meditation, song, and a reading from I Corinthians. An informal discussion on The Christian Attitude of Economic Life followed. Memorial books arrived and refreshments were served.
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Women’s Guild
Linton Saron United Church of Christ
John Berns
Clifford Taylor
Harold Kratzat
Forest Gilbert
Charles Wills
Phillip Bredweg
Giants star Ray Wietacha shifts from baseball to football
Ray Wietacha of the New York Giants, once a top NFL center prospect, spent time as a bonus outfielder in the Washington Senators farm system before choosing football as his main sport.
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Diamond
NEW York
UPI
Ray Wietacha
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Local Society Next Week Meeting Schedule
Society notes list Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improve Order of Stee Men at seven, Eagle Encampment No. 222 at seven thirty, Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council at Linton Public Library at seven thirty, Women of Moose Chapter 19 at Moose home at eight.
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Quapaw Tribe No
Improved Order of Stee
Eagle
Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council
Linton Public Library
Wonen
Moose
Chanter
Moose Home
Cleveland’s 24 straight losses set NL record in 1899
Cleveland endured a 24 game losing streak in the National League, marking a major league record for consecutive defeats. The string of defeats remains a historic low point for the team during that era.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Cleveland
Weekend Guests Visit Mrs. Jennie McGee in Linton
Mrs. Jennie McGee of Linton entertained weekend guests including Billy Singleton and his wife from Dawsonville Georgia and their son David The visit also featured Clara Cunningham and multiple Yoder and Ladso ry family members from nearby towns and Florida names listed as callers in the Linton scene.
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Jenn’e McGee
Linton
Billy Singleton
Karel
David
Dawsonville
Clara Cunningham
McGee
Lloyd Yoder
Clara Ann
Janes Asrey
John Yoder
Nancy
Billy
E. H. Ladsory
Dauglter Sherry
Merritt Island
Fla
Cunningham
College Fark, Md
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Smith Township Club
Elizabeth Wyatt
Charles Wyatt
Gottled
Coca-Cola Company
KING
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Harting Bros
Linton, Lad
Saron Church Guild
Job's Daughters Organization
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Masonic Temple
Connie Hardisty
Karen Sparks
Nedra Gates
By Ann Toney
Lion Soup
Seariier
Urse
P. O. Box
Holland
Indiana
Marion Bacon
Stark—Wetzel
Eee Eennis
Kenney’s
North Main Street
Sfop
Greene County
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