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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
5
Easter services drew good crowds in Westland with Mrs. Reddick delivering a sermon on the death and rising of Jesus. Local residents and visitors shared meals and family gatherings across the community, including the Jessups and the Lacy family.
Last Sunday the church reached a new high with 146 in attendance and many new members in the Easter service. Special music will be performed by Misses Rosalie Humes, Carolyn Norris and Jean Addison during the 10 30 worship service. Next Sunday includes Sunday school at 9 30 and a headline service at 10 30 with the pastor speaking on The Old Comes Back. Thursday at 7 30 the School of Christian Living meets at the church. all are urged to attend. Family visits are noted for Mr and Mrs Al Payne and others this week.
Pastor W G Manchester leads Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 9 30 with the Galilean Road sermon. Lent Banks partly returned. seniors to be honored at 7 30 evening service. High school students urged to attend. midweek 7 30 Thursday with choir practice.
Mr and Mrs Merle Lewis and Mr and Mrs Freeman Walker attended the Lyric theatre in Indianapolis Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Jesse Bridges and son of New Castle visited Mr and Mrs Walter Bridges and Adeline Kenyon Sunday. Easter gatherings included Ed Young Hugh Walker with Freda Fludge of Wilkinson. Families of Rhodes Faerber Barriger hosted by Ruggies in Indianapolis. Mary Louise Dudley of Richmond visited Dudley Wales. The Chas Pearson family welcomed Dudley Wales for Sunday dinner. Florence Steffey of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Lyle Bell and family. Will McDaniel and
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