Prettyattle Party for Miss Letsinger
A sixth birthday party was held Saturday for Miss Mary Elizabeth Letsinger at her home on A Street Northeast. About a dozen children enjoyed games on the lawn, pink and white decorations, a table with six dolls, angel food cake and ice cream, and favors of soldier hats and candy. Mrs. Letsinger hosted with help from her daughter Lorena, and gifts were received by the birthday girl from numerous young guests.
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Mary Elizabeth Lesinger
Letsinge
Angel
Letsinger
Lorena
Miss Mary
Elizabeth
Adam
Agnes Cotter
Lavern
Mildred Kohr
Sara Elien
Billy Wenner
Jessie Lee Roach
Mary Fay Gillett
Mary Delores Johnson
Joe Turner, Jr
Irma Lucille Gerin
Donald West
sMary Beck
Annis Wolford
Billie Gene Fitzpatrick
Mary Elizabeth Letsinger
Delta Zeta Pledges Two Franklin College Freshmen
Franklin college Delta Zeta announces pledges Miss Sara Nellett McIntosh and Miss Mary Symms, both freshwomen. McIntosh, class of 1924 from Linton high school, and Symms, also class of 1924 from Linton high school, join a New Sorority. Also pledges Miss Helen Heitmeyer of Crawfordsville. Heitmeyer, a former resident, lived here when her father Rev Heitmeyer pastor of the local Baptist church.
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Rev
Heitmeyer
Baptist Church
Dinner Guests of Misses Humphreys Hosts
Dinner guests yesterday of Misses Winifred and Pearl Humphreys on F street northeast included Mrs. Elva Gibson and Fred Maddox of Lyons, and Mrs. Mary A. Butler and her son Billie, along with Mrs. Carl Winters of this city.
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Winifred
Pearl Humphreys
F” Street
Elva Gibson
Fred Maddox
Lyons
Mary A. Butler
Billie
Carl Winters
Mothers' Club Meeting At First Christian Church
The Mothers' club of the First Christian church will meet in the club room tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. A good attendance is desired.
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Mothers’ Club
The
First Christian Church
Hospital Report: Mildred Wolford Homeward. Laveque Remains Inferred
Miss Mildred Wolford returned home on Saturday afternoon after hospital care on G street northeast. Mr. Laveque was transported to his home in Vicksburg yesterday.
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Mildred Wolford
Boys and Girls Picnic at Sullivan City Park
Saturday morning 25 junior Baptist Sunday school members from this city met at the church and traveled to Sullivan City Park for a day of games bathing and recreation. A picnic dinner was served at noon and the outing was chaperoned by Mrs. Ven Johnson Mrs. Roy Hays and Miss Fay Winters.
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the Baptist Sunday School
Sullivan City Park
Ven Johnson
Roy Hays
Fay Winters
Birthday Party for Supt. Steve Stalcup
Genial Steve Stalcup district highway superintendent, headquartered in the city, celebrated another milestone with a Picnic and big feed at the city park. About two hundred highway district workers, families, friends enjoyed the noon dinner as Brown's saxophone girls provided music. Mr Stalcup received a watch and clock. Mrs Stalcup received a bouquet, and both thanked friends for the honor.
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Steve Stalcup
Stalcup
Personal Notices From Local City Visitors and Travelers
Mrs Anna Royce visits Dugger Miss Mary Smith heads to Sullivan for work Mr and Mrs Grant Bredeweg attend Sullivan reunion Miss Alice Birch and Luna Ambulaugh Cass return home after Linton visit Mrs Susan Frew of Brazil guests of Mrs David McPhail family Dollie Harris of Los Angeles arrives for visit with Allen Wright family Laura Davis returns to Cincinnati after visit with Mrs Alice Gowns Doctors F M and W C Welch attend national dental meeting in Louisville Ky this week Miss Helen Andrews leaves for Kingsley Ky second year at Kingsley college Mrs Lucretia M Barr of Chicago returns home Miss Mildred and Louise Humphreys DePauw students spend weekend in city Mrs Julia Harding and Mrs Marth Siner return home from visit with John Hodges family Mr and Mrs Bruce Tate and daughter Mary Nelle return home from weekend visit Miss Eva Louise Johnson DePauw student spends weekend with parents Mrs Inez Core Indianapolis returns home after visit with Nora Miller family Mrs Arthur Taylor formerly Mildred Baxley leaves for Detroit Mrs Frank Brantley and children New York depart for Chicago then home Earl Cunningham and Maurice Witty Rose Poly students spend weekend with parents Miss Mildred Cardwell continues studies at Rose Poly.
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Alice Birch
Luna Alumbaugh
Cass
Linton
Susan Frew
Brazil
David McPhail
Dollie Harris
Los Angeles
Cal
Allen Wright
Laura Davis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alice Gowns
F. M
W. C. Welch
National Dental
Louisville
Helen Andrews
Kingsley, Ky
Kingsley College
Lucretia M. Barr
Chicago
Mildred and
Louise Humphreys
DePauw University
Greencastle
Julia Harding
Marths Siner
Clarence
Shelburn
John Hodges
Bruce Tate
Mary Nelle
Robinson, Ill
Eva Louise Johnson
Willian Johnson
Inez Core
Indianapolis
Nora Miller
Arthur Taylor
Mildred Baxley
Sam Baxley
Fairview Road
Nursing student returns to Terre Haute after visit
An nursing trainee from Union hospital in Terre Haute came back yesterday after spending several days in this city with her father I H Cardwell and family.
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Ing
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
I. H. Cardwell
Ladies' Aid Market at Poe's Cleaning Works
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a market next Saturday at Poe's cleaning works. Proceeds support church activities and local missions.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Poe
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Cushing
Hamilton's Drug Store
Auto Sheet Metal
Linton Sheet Metal Works
West
Vincennes ‘Street
Miss Letsinger
Singer
Mothers’ Club Meeting
Terhune Apartments
Harry Welch
Supt
Mrs
Anna Royce
Dugger
Mary Smith
Sullivan
Grant Bredeweg
la’ France
Philippine
Parisiana Brassieres
Pope & Pope
Linton Trust
Linton Trust Co
Frank M. Welch
Will C. Welch
Hamilton
City Transfer CO Onur
All Sounds
Dixon & Hannum
Paul Fry
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