Newlywed Solidays Start Life In Lyons After Newberry Wedding
Miss Donna Sue Hughes and Teddy Joe Soliday wed at Newberry Methodist Church on May 12. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes, wore a white slipper satin gown with a chapel train and veil. Attendants included sisters of the bride. ceremony included music by Carroll Wolford. The couple reside on Lyons Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Joe Soliday
Lyons Rte One
Newberry Methodist Church
Donna Sue Hughes
Robert Hughes
Newberry
Jewell Soliday
Lyons
Rte One
E. L. Bates
Carroll Wolford
Martha June Soliday
Clarence Burns
Monroe City
Tommy Crecelius
Linton
Gary Scott
Little Rock
Ark
Dacron
Burns
Crecelius
Mrs. Scott
Terri Ellen Scott
Sherri Beth Scott
North Little Rock
Richard Soliday
John Mark Burns
Ronald Hasler
Don Hasler
Dwight Hasler
Mrs. Hughes
Mrs. Soliday
Soliday Soliday Celebrate Orange Carnations Wedding
A wedding reception followed the ceremony in the church lower auditorium. A four tier cake with a miniature bridal couple centered the bride table. The couple, Miss Cynthia Burns and the Soliday groom, left for a southern Indiana honeymoon. The bride and groom are Switz City Central High School graduates and the groom works in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soliday’s
Cynthia Lynn Burns
Monroe City
Lou Ann Soliday
Martha June Soliday
Martha Cory
Worthington
Indiana
Apostolic Church Holds Tent Revival Near Linton Dugger
The Jesus Name Apostolic church on Highway 54 between Linton and Dugger announces a tent revival in progress with 7 30 p m services nightly. Speaker John Martin of Wardell Missouri will lead each service with prayers for the ill and the public is invited.
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Jesus Name Apostolic Church
Highway 54
Linton
Dugger
John Martin
Wardell
Kenneth Raney
Linton Woman Miss Sally Yaw Receives Stephens College Degree
Miss Sally Jo Yaw of Linton is named an Associate in Arts candidate from Stephens College in Columbia Missouri. The 130th Stephens Commencement exercises confer degrees on about 675 graduates at 8 30 a m today. Miss Yaw is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Yaw of Linton and a Lin ton Stockston High school graduate.
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Sally JO Yaw
Linton
Stephens College
Columbia
Stephens
Miss Yaw
Linton-Stockston High School
John Yaw
Community group schedule features and church events
Local clubs and church groups list meetings across multiple venues. Highlights include Needlecraft, Dugger Lodge, First Baptist Brotherhood, Kiwanis at DeCourcy's, Quapaw Council No 80, Legion Auxiliary, Moose No 1434, Painters and Paper Hangers at Linton Public Library, Greene County Republican dinner at L and M School, and several choir practices at area churches. Public invited. many events begin between 6:30 and 8:00 p.m. on varied days.
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Needlecraft Club
Stanley Hastings
Dugger Lodge
Masonic Hall
Men’s Brotherhood of First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
DeCourcy’s Corral
Quapziw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Lyons Club Marks Year with May Breakfast in Bloomfield
Members of the Woman's Social and Benevolent club of Lyons held a May breakfast at the homes of Miss Jennie F. Slack and Miss Olivia A. Baker in Bloomfield. Twenty members attended as Mrs. Guy Benham led prayers and a short business session announced Mrs. James C. Campbell's resignation and Miss Mildred Wells' election as corresponding secretary. The club named associate members for the coming year, presented gifts, and installed officers with Mrs. Ray Strosnider as president. A social hour followed and IQ testing was introduced before plans to resume meetings in September.
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Woman’s Social and Benevolent Club of
Lyons
Jennie F. Slack
Olivia A. Baker
Bloomfield
Guy Benham
James C. Campbell
Vincennes
Mildred Wells
Campbell
Baker
Miss Slack
Victoria Hatfield
Ovid Keller
Ray Strosnider
Arriola Foster
Shelton Foster
Lex Edwards
Miss Wells
Strosnider
Paul Ford
Ralph Hirth
Dennis York
Hobart Haywood
Sandborn Sorority Installs Officers
Mrs. Glen Appe was installed as president of the Epsilon Chi chapter of Delta Theta Tau at a meeting held at the Sandborn Masonic lodge. Mrs. Howard I. Begeman served as installing officer. Officers for the year include Mrs. Jerry Carmichael vice president Mrs. William Huey recording secretary Mrs. Paul Snyder corresponding secretary Mrs. Alfred Norris treasurer Mrs. George Rompf sergeant at arms Miss Norma Dayhuff historian Mrs. Donnad Sager pledge supervisor and Mrs. R. L. Hildebrand publicity chairman. Also attending were Miss Dayhuff Mrs. Donna Sager Mrs. Ives Pondexter Mrs. J. J. Anderson Mrs. Carmichael Mrs. Huey Mr. Norris Mrs. Shanks Mrs. Glen Apple Mrs. Begeman and Mrs. Hildebrand.
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Glen Appe
Epsilon Chi
Delta Theta Tau
Masonic Lodge
Sandborn
Howard I. Begeman
Jerry Carmichael
William Huey
Paul Snyder
Alfred Norris
George Rompf
Norma Dayhuff
Donnad Sager
Greene County couples apply for marriage licenses
The Greene county clerk office reports three couples applying for marriage licenses. William Henry McKinney and Marian Louise Lucas of Linton. Robert Lester Flory Jr and Pamela Jean Terrell of Bloomfield.
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Greene County
Claude Story
Bloomfield
Wiliam Henry McKinney
Linton
Marian Louise Lucas
Robert Lester Flory, Jr
Bloompipid
Pamela Jean Terrell
Vigo High closure ends North Knox consolidation
Vigo High at Edwardsport ceases as North Knox consolidation takes effect in fall 1963. In 1962 29 graduates included valedictorian Diane Lucking and salutatorian Brantley Blythe. Several local staff and students attend honors events, with teachers sharing coffee and students receiving awards at Indiana State and Stephens colleges.
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Vigo High
Edwardsport
North Knox County
Sandborn
North Knox High
Vigo
Diane Lucking
Linton - Stockton High School
Jessie Irons
Dugger
Holly Jean Squires
Indiana State College
Holly
Ruth Skemp
Lyons
Helen E. Reeve
Sally Yaw
Stephens College
Sally
Stephens
Bobby Ray Hubbie
Lola Bennett
Bobby
Jayshees Meet For Business Session At Jaycee Hall
The Jayshees held a business meeting at the Jaycee hall recently. Standing committees for the year were appointed. Mrs. Helen Miler and Mrs. Maryanna Mic Bride were named to the mem-
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Jayshees
Jaycee Hall
Helen Miler
Maryanna Mic-Bride
Local Club Sets June 17 Jaycee Hall Meeting
The membership committee led by Mrs Sally Brown and Mrs Janet Parker, with Mrs Carolyn Strong and Mrs Ruth Cary on the card and telephone committees, discussed several items of business. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for 8 p m on June 17 at the Jaycee hall.
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Bership
Sally Brown
Janet Parkerson
Carolyn Strong
Ruth Cary
Jaycee Hall
Printing Services Offer Commercial Solutions
The Citizen office advertises printing services for all kinds of commercial printing projects, promising quality work and reliable results.
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Citizen Office
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