Society Notes from the City Page
Society items from Ann Toney include club gatherings, lodge meetings and church events with updates on members and activities noted for the week.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
4
Society items from Ann Toney include club gatherings, lodge meetings and church events with updates on members and activities noted for the week.
A dense list of local meetings and rehearsals with times from 6 30 p m to 8 00 p m. Groups include Dagger American Legion Auxil iary Kiwanis Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas Carpenters Local 487 Violet Rebekah Lodge Eagles Moose Jaycees Rotary Stated meetings Psi Iota Xi EUB church choirs Christian Methodist and Baptist church rehearsals and other community activities.
The Psi Jota Xi sorority held an initiation at Klusmeiers dining room with a mock wedding entertainment. New members include Mrs. William Gray Mrs. Charles Wilson Mrs. Bruce Allen Mrs. Robert Gillan Mrs. Clifford Kramer and Miss Carol Berns. Prizes honored and a heart fund donation discussed.
The Switz City Womans Society of Christian Service met at the church with hostesses Mrs. Elsie Scott and Mrs. Edna Dowden. The program, led by Mrs. Ione Strausser, discussed Changing Patterns in March of Missions and included readings and prayers. Attendees included Mrs. Helen Michael and guests Mrs. Gerald Johnson Miss Judy Dowden and Gregory Johnson.
The Friendship class of Lebanon Baptist Church held a carry-in dinner and meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sluder’s north of Jasonville. Rev. E Clyde Mayfield led prayers before and after the business session. Attendees included several couples and their children, plus Eugene O Bryan and teacher Mrs Otis Crawl.
The Greene county home demonstration chorus met at the Presbyterian church in Bloomfield for a practice and business session. Members agreed to continue summer meetings and signed a get well card for chorus president Mrs. Mary Martha Mc Kee. The next gathering is set for 1 30 Monday afternoon July 14 with listed members in attendance.
The slippery skin of salamanders results from secretions produced by numerous mucous cells, contributing to their distinctive texture and protective barrier.
A dense roster lists many churches in Linton and nearby towns with service times Sunday through midweek. It names pastors and Sunday school hours across denominations including Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, Nazarene, and more with youth and prayer meeting details.
The article lists worship times and leadership for Bethel area churches including Rural Bethel Baptist Vicksburg Pastor Douglas Cannady and others such as Lebanon Baptist Church Rev Clyde Mayfield and Six more churches with service hours mainly Sunday mornings. It notes a district officers meeting to inform duties and plans for the year.
Cabbage slaw becomes company slaw by tossing 1 quart shredded cabbage with 1 cup minced celery in a light sour cream dressing. The dressing blends 1/2 cup sour cream 1 1/2 teaspoons lemon juice 1 1/2 teaspoons cold vinegar 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon chili powder 1/2 teaspoon instant minced onion and 1/8 teaspoon caraway seed. Serves 5-6.
Methodist Women leaders may choose between two leadership training conferences next week. One session starts 1:00 PM Monday June 30 at Fairview Church Bloomington, the other 1:00 PM Wednesday July 2 at First Methodist Lyons. Mrs. William Branstetter notes the Greene County group leads the effort.
Mrs Pearl Scott Robert Scott and Mrs Callie Masters attended the Scott reunion at Evansville Sunday with about seventy five relatives and friends present.
Smith Township club members gathered at Mrs. Clark Dayhoff s home with Mrs Alta Mary McCoy leading a outdoors lesson and menu talk. Jean Swaby presided as Lola Faye Dayhoff read song history and the group sang Happy Birthday to Iris Peavy.
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