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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1944
Page
2
Social events crowd a busy period with honor guests at Pendleton and nearby dinners. Women’s Society meetings led by Mrs Emma Ruby feature devotions, a Bible program, and a large turnout for a cantata. Numerous families host meals with guests from multiple Indiana towns and beyond, closing with a note on the auto industry producing arms hourly.
Mrs Myrtle Dill of Mays' and Mrs Ralph Veach of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Mrs Belle Phelps and daughter. Mrs Maude Porter and Mrs Veach's son Kelly also visited. Mrs Max Ellis and son Carey Lynn arrived from San Francisco to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Donald Ruby. Mrs Ellis and her son have been ill but improving. Mrs George Hinshaw of Orleans Ind visited last week with Mr and Mrs John Hinshaw and family. Roscoe Brown left for Columbus New Jersey to visit his daughter Mrs Vernon Fraze and family. Mrs Fraze and young daughter will accompany him home as Lt Fraze has been sent overseas. Fenton Mich spent the weekend with Mrs Ella Nelson and visited Thomas Nelson in Charlottesville and Mr and Mrs Logan Nelson of near Bentonville. Mr and Mrs Robert Moore were in Indianapolis Monday. Mr and Mrs I H Barnest have been at the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Webb and family
Arlington host Mrs Elmer Wilkinson entertained the Jolly Eight club on Tuesday evening with two tables of rock in session. Refreshments were served and one guest, Mrs Bob Kennedy, attended.
Willing Workers of the Arlington Christian church held an all day session on Wednesday. Twelve members attended the cooperative luncheon and business meeting. The rest of the time was spent quilting and sharing comforts.
Twelve members of the Joy Bringers class at Arlington Christian Church enjoyed a church basement supper Monday evening. Rev. Charles Buck gave thanks. After the business session, contests of April Fool games and a white elephant sale were featured. Township Club Fifteen members and one Home Helpers club guest attended.
Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Fred McFatridge’s south of Arlington follows the creed and song of the month with a history talk and a picture of the month. Leaders Mrs. A W Rigsbee and Mrs. Gernie Swain served three attractive dishes as guests enjoyed refreshments.
The Dis abled American Veterans reports that a majority of missing men were found as prisoners of war. In World War I, 78 000 soldiers were reported missing and eight months after the war ended all but 46 had been accounted for.
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