Christian Class Plans Picnic Affair
The Delta Alpha class of First Christian church held its May meeting at the church. The committee included Mrs. Elma Richardson chairwoman and members Mrs. Alice Bargar Mrs. Elsie Stewart Mrs. Esta Thompson Mrs. Dorcas Edwards and Mrs. Julia Rockberry. The next meeting will be a picnic at Humphreys park on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Alpha
The
First Christian Church
Elma Richardson
Alice Bargar
Elsie Stewart
Esta Thompson
Dorcas Edwards
Julia Rockberry
Verla Kohr
Agnes Gibson
Lula Hale
Clara McPhail
Humphreys Park
Novelty Club Meeting At Mrs Miller Home May 23 Dinner
Mrs Barbara Miller entertained Novelty club members at her home for a short business session planning the annual dinner. The event will be held Tuesday May 23 at 6 30 p m at Klusmeier Drive inn. Contests and prizes were awarded to Mrs Lucy Terrell and Mrs Phyllis Deaz. Mrs Barbara Smith received a gift from her secret. Miller served nectarine pie with whipped cream.
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Barbara Miller
Novelty Club
Dinner Hosts Honor Local Guests In Detroit and Linton
Cream tea and coffee served to Mrs. Virginia Cattanl of Detroit and Mrs. Phyllis McKim of Linton, with guests including Mrs. Phyllis Dean and many others listed by name as attendees at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Cattanl
Detroit
Mich
Phyllis McKim
Linton
Phyllis Dean
Margaret Priest
Ruth Fisch
Cuey Terrell
Barbara Smith
Pat Elgan
Doris Inman
Margie Hinkle
Iris Bedwell
Dorothy Franklin
Lesa Lynn Gaultney Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Lesa Lynn Gaultney celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Robert Gaultney at their Sandborn home. Guests included Mark Goodwin, Don Douthitt, Denise Clodffer, Kenny Laughlin, and many others. The celebration featured games, prizes, party favors, ice cream, cake and punch as gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesa Lynn Gaultney
Robert Gaultney
Sandborn
Kay Risley
Mark Goodwin
Lafaytte
Don Douthitt
Denise Clodfeder
Kenny Laughlin
Wayne
Belinda Johanningsmeier
Worthington Sorority Dinner Meeting Report
The Kickapoo dining room in Bloomfield hosted the Tri Kappa associate chapter of Worthington for a dinner meeting. Thirteen members attended and gathered at Mrs. Hilda Mitten’s home. Mrs. Nellie Moses led a business session and reports on the French Lick convention and state-level accomplishments were shared. The next meeting is set for May 27 at Mrs. Martha Stahl’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Tri Kappa Sorority
Worthington
Hilda Mitten
Nellie Moses
Tri Kappa
French Lick
Mitten
Irma Hasler
Martha Stahl
Lyons Club Hosts Mrs Ford in Woman’s Social Event
Mrs Paul Ford hosted a Wo man’s Social and Benevolent club gathering in Lyons with green and white decor and a carry in dinner that raised 15 dollars 85 cents. Program leader Mrs James Campgisel spoke on Education from the Sky from Reader’s Digest 1962. MPATI explains airborne TV lessons reaching millions of students and regions across six states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ford
Woman’s Social and Benevolent Club of
Lyons
Treasury
Guy Benham
James C. Campgisel
Evan Hill
Reader’s Digest
Midwest
MPATI
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Illinois
Wisconsin
Canada
Montpelier
Ind
Charles E. Nobles
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Ford Foundation
Westinghouse
John Ivey
North Carolina
New York University
Leo Schantz
Mary
Jesus
Ray Strosnider
Legion Auxiliary elects district officers at Bloomfield meeting
The Seventh District Department of Indiana American Legion Auxiliary met at the Bloomfield home to elect officers and hear reports. Merline Romine of Bloomington was chosen president with Cora Jean Bowman of Linton as first vice president and Lillian Meeks of Paxton as second vice president. Fern Wilson of Owensville was named treasurer and Corolina Walters of Freelancville as chaplain. secretary and parliamentarian to be appointed. A memorial service honored Anna Stoeckel, district past president and charter member. The next district gathering is set for June 30 in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Indiana American Legion Auxiliary
Bloomfield American Legion
Merline Romine
Bloomington
Cora Jean Bowman
Linton
Lillian Meeks
Paxton
Fern Wilson
Owensville
Corolina Walters
Freelannville
Mary Hagerty
Loogootee
Esther Bray
Martinsville
Combs
Beth Sadler
Edinourg
Paula Dilman
Franklin
Anna Stoeckel
Joe Linton
Bloomfield
Auxiliary
Seventh District American Legion
Helen Kundrat
Indianapolis
Ruth Bates
State Department of Rehabilition
Enola St. John
State Department of Merit
Betty Duhamell
New Whiteland
State Department of Civil Defense
Helen Boreland
State Department of Education and Scholarship
Peg Fruitag
Bickfelt
Hoosier Auxiliary News
Jo Wyman
Marengo
State Department of
Friendship Academy Holds Family Affair Evening
Friendship Academy and Women of the Moose Linton chapter No 19 and families gathered in the Antler room for a turkey and dressing potluck supper before the May meeting. Mrs Mary Blakely chaired a roll call of 24 members and a session with reports on the May 5 Danville Illinois Academy of Friendship event where nine candidates received degrees and 269 candidates were in attendance. Plans were made for a June chapter night program and a ring ceremony for new members with prizes awarded during a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Friendship
Women of the Moose
Linton
Moose Ridge
Mary Blakely
Danville
Ill
Elma Richardson
Elsie Conklin
Maryanna McBride
Kathleen Phillips
Maryuesle Curry
Linda Calvert
Helen Walker
Alberta Moody
Betty Thompson
U.S. Industrial Goods to Exhibit at Belgrade Fair
UPI reports American industrial products will be shown at Belgrade Technical Fair opening Friday. Officials say U. S. items occupy a 2,000 square yard pavilion and the exhibition runs through June 2.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U. S
Saron Guild Tours Evansville Hospital and Good Samaritan Home
The Women's Guild of Saron United Church of Christ toured Evansville visiting Protestant Deaconess Hospital with 500 beds and 75 bassinets and viewing units such as radiology and pediatrics. They then visited the Good Samaritan Home, a 1962 opened rehabilitation facility with 64 women and 22 men, and learned about its convalescent and chronically ill care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of the
Saron United Church of Christ
Evansville
Deaconess Hospital
Mary Street
T He
Lang
Oberammergau
Good Samaritan Home
Council For Health and Welfare Services of
of the United Church of Christ
Martin Knnker
Good Samoritary Home Auxiliary
Guild
Tri Kappa Holds Twilight Pledge Ceremony
Tri Kappa sorority held a twilight pledge service at Mrs. John Ax home with president Mrs. Marland Haines presiding. Pledges included Kay Lynn Collisson Sharron House Lorraine Greene Janice Laughlin and others as models showcased sportswear gowns and gifts were given. Refreshments and a fashion show preceded the upcoming June 12 meeting and initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ax
Tri Kappa
Marland Haines
Kay Lynn Collisson
Sharron’ House
Lorraine Greene
Jan‘ce Laughlin
Jack Lloyd
Hyman Fell
Ralph Witty
Kathy Tomak
Karen Lunn
iMss Sue Harmon
Cleo Spensler
Cushings
Warren Oaken
Gene Spinks
Sue Harmon
J. M. Corbin
Worthington Church Class Social Placed Carpet Fund Vote
The Cum-Join-Us class of Worthington Christian church met at the Kittle home for a May party with Corbin assisting. A covered dish supper preceded prayer by Rev. Derrence Imatge. A 125 contribution was voted for the carpet fund. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Smange and numerous couples. children were invited to the shelter house at Worthington park for a covered dish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Christian Church
Elks Dinner Dance Highlights 500 Mile Classic Theme
Elks club dinner dance Saturday night features a 500 mile classic race theme. A cocktail hour begins at 6 pm followed by a smorgasbord dinner. Clarence Daugherty and his orchestra will play ballroom tunes from 9 pm onward. All members and out-of-town guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Clarence Daugherty
Lyons events fill week with meetings breakfast and services
Local clubs and organizations schedule a busy week. Women's Social and Benevolent Club hosts May Breakfast with Miss Jennie Slack and Miss Olivia Baker at 9 a.m. Qui Vive Club meets with Mrs. Amelia Alien at 7 30 p.m. Salvation Army Home League at church 7 p.m. several Masonic and auxiliary meetings loom at 7 30 p.m. plus choirs practice at churches and a funeral service for John Robson. Chamber of Commerce dinner set for 6 30 p.m. at Elementary cafeteria with Harry M. Palmer as speaker. tickets 1 25 at the door or chamber office. Saturday Fidelis class gathers 7 p.m. at EUB church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Social and Benevolent Club of
Lyons
Jennie Slack
Olivia Baker
Amelia Alien
Salvation Army Home League
Lyons Lodge
Lyons Masonic Hall
Ezzles Auxiliary
Lodge Hall
American Legion
Legion Home
Saron
First Christian
First Methodist
Jasonville Methodist Commission On
H-12
Klusmeier’s
John Maddison
Linton Lodge No
A.M
Masonic Temple
John Robson
Chamber of Commerce
Harry M. Palmer
Indianapolis
War Mothers Hold Memorial Service in Seventh District
The Seventh District of Mothers of World War II held a memorial service in Creleans honoring deceased members. Bloomington Unit representatives Pearl Powell and Ruth Davis laid white roses. multiple members from Boominton, Orlean, Linton units received tributes with roses for several members. Edith Turley gave the closing prayer. Rio de Janeiro reported the Soviet Union beat the United States 75 74 in the world amateur basketball tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creleans
Pearl Powell
Ruth Davis
Bloomington
Sophia Ferguson
Bertha Starsburg
Ida Berham
Maud Rush
Maryetta Thrasher
Nellie Meadows
Boominton
Faye Skom
Lyons
Belle Deckard
Lydia Gastineau
Catherine Nobiett
Orleans
Clyde Ackerman
Etta Haffley
Thelma Fish
Linton
Lillian White
Laura Harbett
Susie Scott
Nan Gennicks
Mary Hudson
Elizabeth Schubla
Hattie Tuttle
Jennie Dolence
Edith Turley
Rio DE Janeiro
Soviet Union
United States
Indiana BPW Plans 45th State Convention At Indianapolis
Local Business and Professional Women of Indiana gather at the Daypool hotel in Indianapolis for their 45th annual convention. Leaders from Linton, Smyrna, Leesburg and Cincinnati attend, with sessions led by state officers and national figures. A Saturday banquet features Chares E Cullen of Charlotte NC. The event includes workshops, memorial worship, world affairs breakfast and installation of new officers.
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Indiana
Daypool
Indianapolis
Thelma Vaughn
The
Linton Club
Mary Kay Dozier
Martha House
Ellen Haseman
Mary Clayton
Norma ®Mery
Estelle Phillips
Verla Kohr
Madge Chapman
Margaret Cooper
BPW
Lestie Trefz
Sara Louise Dunzan
Ruth Ellen Reihm
Smyrna
Del
Melanie Menderson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Veoada Kerr
Marika Kohaimy
Ruth Lewman Rcipient
Indiana Universiy
Hungary
Marie Bowden
Leesburg
Fla
Mss Reihm
Scientists to Attend European Peace Conference Series
Forty five U S scientists and engineers will join three technical conferences in Europe on peaceful uses of atomic energy. Sponsored by the International Atomic Energy Agency the meetings run in Salzburg Austria May 27 to 31 Vienna June 4 to 10 and Prague July 1 to 5.
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Washington
wpPi
U. S
Europe
International Atomic Energy Agency
Salzburg
Austria
Vienna
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Mother and Daughter Meeting at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Leonard Nowell spoke on rewards of a life of service urging wholehearted preparation to meet God. Junior choir sang two numbers and several officers were installed. The group voted a $25 gift to Glenburn Rest Haven and served refreshments to 64 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Nowell
Mu Beta Gamma
First Baptist Church
Nowell
Dale Hemnbaugh
Wes Branstetter
China
Ann Hensley
Jesus
Robert Smith
The
Circe
Clyde Breck
Branstetter
Christian Service
Wayne Wakefield
Edward Slover
Wayne Corbin
Glenburn Rest Haven
Sarah Mission Circle
Roy Hays
Minnie Baughman
Robert Griffith
Walter Wolfe
Paul Carpenter
Kennedy to Hold News Conference in Washington Today
President Kennedy will hold a news conference in Washington at 4 p.m. EDT. The event will be telecast and broadcast nationwide.
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Washington
Kennedy
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