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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
6
Hints from Heloise advise using a coffee can with holes to evenly spread powdered fertilizer and a dash of flour to track dispersal. A string line guides rows and watering after spreading prevents burn. Also includes wallpaper stain tips and foil wraps for cone drips.
Mrs Lola Grey hosted the M N C club with co host Mrs Luciel Tannehill. Mildred Walton led a brief business session and social evening. Prizes were awarded to several members, and 16 members plus a guest enjoyed popcorn peach custard pie and coffee. Next meeting at Mrs Mary Blakely on June 5 with Mrs Maggie Murdock as co host.
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a nuclear test of an intermediate yield was conducted underground on Wednesday at the Nevada test site.
Major and Mrs. Victor Daniel of Indianapolis attended the Salvation Army Mother and Daughter banquet marking National Salvation Army week. Girl Guards Sunteams received honors with Sally Hankee crowned candy queen and Loretta Phillips and Susan Hart named Sunteams of the year. A display of honors recognized mothers Mrs. Lacey Seaney and Mrs. Wanda Baize for faithful service all year.
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor land in New York aboard the liner United States for their annual visit to the duchess home. They will reside in the Waldorf Towers apartment for several weeks.
The meditation cites Ephesians 5 4 advising against filthiness silly talk or levity not fitting and urging thanksgiving A pastor from Saron United Church of Christ reflects on how speech reveals character and calls for mindful conversation.
Mrs June Bradfield hosted the ABC home demonstration club gathering at her Washington township home. The meeting included a roll call with members recounting their first club experiences and lessons on food poisoning safety and dress accessories. A penny per inch of waistline funded a treasury project. refreshments followed the social hour for members and guests.
Gene Walker, 65, of Indianapolis, died from suffocation when his bed caught fire in a rooming house. He apparently fell asleep while smoking and dropped a cigarette.
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