1924 - Linton Public Library

'l'J-lE 19::4 REVUE C~~1 1I'~llIIr.IIIII .II III'. llllr.!I II I .III II . IIIII.IIIII . ' II II. IIII . II~ . '!II I. IIIII. 'IIII . IIII . 'IIII . IIIII. I II II'. IIII . 'IIII . IIIII . llIIr.'IIII . '1I11 . 11111 . 11111.11111 . 11111'.11111'.SOCIAL ACTIVITIES.SCITAMARD.On December 18 the members of Scitamard gave a party and entertainedall those who helped between acts in the "Charm School." Thi::;party was given at the home of Mary Edith Klink. An unusually pleasanttime was reported, everyone taking part in the program. A debate was afeature of the evening.The cast of the "Charm School" celebrated their success by mean:>of a party at the home of Marlin Osborn. All present voted it a very happyoccasion, the luncheon being particularly delicious. The directors wel"f~the chaperones.GLEE CLUBS.The cast of "Polished Pebbles" met at the home of Lucille Brown f01"their party after the successful presentation of their operetta. This wasdesigned to be an original hobo party but the rain altered plans a little,but not to the detriment of the pleasure of all those who attended. Deliciousrefreshments wue served and all the guests left at a late houl'with re6Tet that the evening was no longer.•BAPTIST PARTY.The f;ood people of the Baptist church and of the Live Wire Class oftheir Sunday school staged parties for both the football team and thebasketball team. Both of these were im'menssely enjoyed and appreciatedby all the members of the teams. Games were played, school songs sung,ann "pef'chp.s made bv the team members and their coaches. A fine spiritof hospitality was exhibited by the Baptists and everyone enjoyed everyminutp of their stay at these parties. Yes, and the eats were right there,too. Thanks, Baptists, for your support and appreciation.OUR DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS.