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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
3
Advice on removing rug spots quickly by blotting and weighing with towels, and notes on practical home hacks for wardrobe care and fireplace plant display. Includes reader questions on cummerbunds and decorating with plants.
The column invites readers to send questions to Heloise care of The Linton Daily Citizen. Readers ask about everyday chores and home care, with replies slated to appear in the Golamn column when space permits.
Worthington Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs. Faye Edwards home with Ethel Sexson leading devotionals from The Secret Place and Christian Herald. Mildred Hixson presented City Streets program with help from Anna Vandeventer Need Ball Neumeyer and others. an installation titled Crown Him Lord of All closed the meeting. social hour followed with refreshments. June gathering planned by Daisy Ball.
Barbara Rogers was elected president of the Worthington Delta Theta Tau sorority and installed at Lions Den. Officers include Roberta Neill vice president Patricia Calvert recording secretary Robertine Borders corresponding secretary Phyllis It treasurer Velma Heaton sergeant at arms Ila Skemp historian. Velma Bailey installed. The group raised 304.90 for the cancer drive to Greene County Society. a rummage sale netted 60 for the treasury. Rogers named delegate to the national convention in Dayton, Ohio July 16 20.
Mrs. Dorothy Buck hosted the Country Corner Home Demonstration club for their May meeting at her West Atlas home. Members opened with the club collect and singing of Down in the Valley, with notes on Mother’s Day gifts and previews of lessons for the year.
Mrs. John Jones was chosen president of the H-12 club at Klusmeier's Drive-in on Thursday. Other officers include Mrs. C W Martin as vice president secretary duties by Mrs. Dorsey Woodward and treasurer Mrs. Oscar Haussin. Members donated to the cancer fund and a luncheon with spring floral decor followed. Prizes went to Mrs. E L Cole Mrs. Earl Ellis Mrs. Haussin and Mrs. Emery Huff with guest prize to Mrs. Hyla Johnson and club prize to Mrs. Merlin Grounds. Attending were Mrs. W D Root Mrs. Roscoe Bicknell Mrs. Frank Browning Mrs. Roscoe Gilbert Mrs. John Maddison Mrs. Jack Spice and guest Mrs. Will Smith.
Descendants of George D. and Julia Clayton gathered at Humphreys Park in Linton for their annual reunion. More than 60 attended a noon picnic. a letter from James E. Clayton in Indianapolis was read with notes on Clayton lineage in England. A committee of Philbert Wright, Mrs. Wayne Pope, and Ora D. Clayton was named for next year.
President and Mrs Kennedy attend a Tuesday night house warming at the Georgetown home of Mr and Mrs Hugh D Auchincloss. Mrs Auchincloss is the First Lady's mother.
EUB choir practices at 7 30 p m at the church. Eagles Lodge and Elks Lodge meet at 7 and 7 30 p m respectively at lodge homes. Rotary luncheon at Klusmeier s Drive inn at noon. Linton Moose lodge hosts family night at 6 30 p m with free food and entertainment. Greene county 4 H Junior leaders meet at Rector Roller rink at 8 p m with a short business meeting on club camp and leadership assignments.
Community church choirs meet at 7 p.m. including Jasonville Methodist and First Methodist. American Legion and Moose Lodge host gatherings. Quapaw Tribe 143 and Improved Order meet at local halls. FOP plans bean and corn supper at 4 30 p.m. all active and associate members invited.
The Forever Learning home demonstration club of Smith Township hosted a Mother and Daughter banquet at Highway 67 dining room in Worthington. Fourteen members and nineteen guests enjoyed a chicken dinner followed by entertainment and devotional segments led by Mrs. Wadsworth and Mrs. Hiatt.
The Elks Ladies held a Hawaiian themed event at the lodge with a luau style setup. Hostesses included Mrs. Mildred Veth and others. guests wore flower leis and the dinner featured a tiered fruit centerpiece and coral nettable decorations. Prizes were awarded to several attendees including Mrs. Connie Wells and Mrs. Nellie Bazelrigg.
The Switz City church Women’s Society held a joint meeting at George user’s home. Mrs Harden led the discussion on what to tell children about color race and nationality with a focus on wisdom and care. The session opened with scripture and closed with prayer as 14 members answered the roll call with a Mother’s Day verse.
An announced Hardisty family reunion will be held at Bloomfield park on Sunday evening. A basket dinner is planned and all relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Members of the Linton Civic Garden Pub gathered at Humphreys park shelter for the annual May breakfast. Mrs. Paul Lester led arrangements. Mrs. Hazel Wade spoke on Fearless Trust in God. A bonnet parade and garden contest awarded ribbons.
Suffal, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Wade, and Mrs. Floella Woodward, with members and guests including Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Gabbard, and Mrs. Laramore, participated in a social gathering.
Rest Haven held two birthday celebrations Thursday afternoon and Monday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Gertrude Frederman Thomas Leake and Charles Colvin, with ice cream cake and candies served. Miss Anna Hastings also celebrated in her Rest Haven room with staff assisting and gifts delivered by Olive Branch circle members.
Three couples have filed applications for marriage licenses in the Greene circuit court clerk’s office at Bloomfield. Roscoe Ray Byers of Linton with Connie Jo Bellamy of Worthington. Norman Duran with Gertrude Brewer, both of Linton. Norman Corns of Lyons with Ruth Engle of Dugger.
New York article describes Italian wedding custom where the couple shares confetti per nozzi with guests. After the honeymoon the candy is wrapped in tulle and delivered to relatives and close friends’ homes.
Mrs Ann Rogers welcomed members of the Mothers Circle at Worthington Christian church for a social gathering. A covered supper preceded the meeting led by Mrs Betty Kittle with a prayer of thanks. Jane Griffin led business after devotion, reading scripture and discussing a Happy Home and How to Make It.
Jerry Lewis and wife Patty announced they are expecting a baby in January. The Lewises already have five children, all boys.
The Senate accepted the House passed measure granting equal pay for equal work to women and sent the bill to the White House for signature. The action follows weeks of debate as supporters push for federal parity in pay across industries and roles.
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