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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
3
The Daily Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church ends tonight at 4:30 with a program and exhibit. Attendance averaged about 100 daily, peaking at 188, with 85 on opening day and 90 on another day. A public invitation is extended to the children and teachers, and nonmember children will attend the church picnic at the city park tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs Joel White and Mr and Mrs Frank Wright, spending weeks in the West, visited Salt Lake City Sunday. The Citizen received a card from Mr White saying they are enjoying a splendid trip.
The Reading Club will meet at the Library on Wednesday at 9 o clock due to warm weather. Afternoon sessions have been shifted to morning for the season.
Miss Maude Woodruff and brother James Woodruff are visiting in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Harrell left yesterday for Pineville Kentucky for a week visit. Mrs. Florence Soliday of Indianapolis is here visiting her sister Mrs. Fannie Stalcup and other relatives. Mrs. Herbert Blackburn and son of Pontiac Michigan and Mrs. Arthur Taylor of Detroit are here for three weeks with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baxley. Mrs. Cora Fulk and granddaughter Betty Fulk of Sullivan are visiting here. Mrs. Fulk will be the guest of Mrs. Lillie Nance until Sunday. Little Miss Betty is the guest of her great aunt Mrs. Lizzie Davis.
Indianapolis market notes show hog receipts at 8,500 with light hogs up to 10 cents and others firm. Prices span 250-350 lb at 8.20 to 8.90, 200-250 lb 8.85 to 9.40, 160-200 lb 9.25 to 9.50, 130-160 lb 8.75 to 9.35, and 90-130 lb 8.25 to 9.00. Cattle and calves steady elsewhere. Vealers firm, beef steers 10.50 to 12.10, vealers 12.00 to 12.50. Sheep receipts 800 with a steady market. top fat lambs 12.00 to 13.00.
The Baptist church holds its annual Sunday school picnic tomorrow afternoon at the city park. Trucks will depart from the church at 1:30 PM to transport attendees. Children from the Daily Vacation Bible School who are not church members will be guests. Supper is at 6:15 PM to accommodate those who cannot leave work before six.
The World Wide Guild of the First Baptist Church will meet Friday evening at 7 30 at Miss Margaret McDonald 1101 street northwest. Plans for the Worthington meeting and work for the missionary box will be made. Girls should bring old postcards plain white paper pictures quilt blocks white material for bandages and thread and needles. Attendees of the Sunday school picnic will go in a body to the McDonald home.
Mrs. George Liddil was hospitalized for treatment when The band from the John Lawrence show played a concert for patients this afternoon. The patients and hospital management expressed appreciation for the gesture.
The Mt Mellick Clubs will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs eeenst Wolford on A street northwest.
Metropolitan Lodge No. 192 will hold their regular Tuesday evening meetings. The notice indicates standard session timing for members and attendees.
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