Joy Bringers Meet With Blues and Reds in Arlington
Forty five members and guests of the Joy Bringers class gathered at the Christian church for a party Thursday night. The blues entertained the reds, a dinner with ivy and a potted rose prepared the setting, and plans were made for quarterly class meetings. A $25 mission gift to the Shaffers was voted. Mrs. Mary Woods and Mrs. Earnest Beckner led the program with Virginia Stout on piano, Rema Nelson reading, and Betty Wedding and Ruth Kennedy singing with guitar accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Bringers
Christian Church
Blues
Reds
Shaffers
Mary Woods
Earnest Beckner
Virginia Stout
Rema Nelson
Betty Wedding
Ruth Kennedy
James McKay
Raymon Wicker
Lowell Hutchinson
Jesse Stout
Joe Beadle
Charles Marshall
Jerry Brown
Indianapolis
Amanda Brown
Homer
D. M. Dearinger
Lucille Gardner
Myrtle Alsman
Decatur
Elmer’ Hutchinson
George Offutt
Streator
Illinois
Shelbyville
Frank Morgan
Greenfield
Earl Beckner
Ralph Hufford
Clyde Miller
Rushville
Hugh Kennedy
Conaway Apartments
New Castle
Gratia Carr
Ottumwa
Iowa
Arlington
Mrs. Wissing Hosts Walker Home Builders Club Meeting
Mrs. Howard Wissing entertained 34 members and 5 guests of the Walker Home Builders club on Tuesday. Oma Thrall led the song of the month and prayers were recited, with roll call answering Favorite Flowers. Members heard lesson on Ease of Meal Planning and a report on the officers' luncheon. A seed and bulb exchange followed the business session, concealed in a ceiling umbrella, then refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wissing
Walker Home Builders Club
Oma Thrall
John Burd
Flora Branson
Helen Gahimer
Busy Bee 4-H Club Names Officers in Posey Township
The Busy Bee 4-H Club of Posey township announced its officers. Rosemary Northam is president, Kathleen Alsman vice president, Sylvia Noble secretary treasurer, Betty Belle Kemple assistant, Mildred Dorothy Hutchinson news reporter, Laura Jean Hester song leader, Barbara Hyatt recreation committee chair, with Jean Wicker and Rema Nelson as committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
Posey Township
Rosemary Northam
Kathleen Alsman
Sylvia Noble
Betty Belle Kemple
Mildred Dorothy Hutchinson
Laura Jean Hester
Barbara Hyatt
Jean Wicker
Rema Nelson
Margaret Hill McCarter club meets for afternoon program
Mrs. Everett Hester hosted the Margaret Hill McCarter club on Thursday. After the flag salute, members answered Latest Hobbies and heard talks on international relations and art. They voted to donate to the penny art fund and to the education of a blind girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hester
Margaret Hill McCarter Club
Ervin L. Renegar
Mary Hodge
Penny Art Fund
Harry Hauk
Merle Kemple
Charlotte Bronte
Bicycles Now Come Under New Laws
The article notes the new Uniform Act Regulating Traffic on Highways affects bicycle riders. It outlines eight provisions including seating, passenger limits, riding two abreast, signaling, lights, and obedience to traffic rules for safe operation on highways and paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Stoops
Hoosier Motor Club
Mr. Stoops
Traffic signals to have uniform color on state highways
Stop and go signals on all state highways will be painted a uniform deep yellow for better visibility in light and dark conditions. T A Dicus, chairman, stated maintenance crews are painting signs yellow, a color already used on trucks and curve warning backgrounds. About 300 intersections with traffic signals exist on state routes, many in cities. The change aims to standardize signs and markings across ten thousand miles of highways to reduce confusion and improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Dicus
State Highway Commission
Hoosier Pupils Gain Music Appreciation Through Radio
Bloomington Indiana April 13 Wednesday afternoons have taken on new meaning for over 900 Indiana schools as the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra led by Fabien Levitzky broadcasts a weekly concert at two o clock Since January. Prof Samuel Burns IU School of Music and Robert Tangeman prepared notes to interpretation and history. The program aims to expand music appreciation in schools with notes distributed through the Extension Division. Requests came from 1015 persons 91 counties and 9 1 schools exceeding original hopes. Rush County schools Carthage Glenwood Morton High Manilla Center Township Raleigh Havens New Salem Belle Gregg Gings Graham Annex participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indianapolis
Fabien Levitzky
Samuel T. Burns
Indiana
University
Burns
Robert S. Tangeman
Prof. Burns
Rush County
Pastor Kenworthy Attends Mission Board Meeting
Murray S. Kenworthy pastor of the Friends church attends the Mission Board Meeting in Richmond from Wednesday through noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray S. Kenworthy
Friends Church
Mission Board
Richmond
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Sohn & Son
Carthage
Mrs
Mary Heath
Carlos Heath
Warren Nelson
Roy Swain
Raymond Oldham
Lowell Macy
Shirley Macy
Wm. Ward
Weldon Beckner
Denning Nelson
Emerald Shockensey
Colestock
O. Meredith
Gail McBride
James Cadwallader
Jas. Hyatt
Delbert Winkler
Pete Jones
Everett Price
Rigsbee Farlow
Pearl Walker
Russell Northam
John Coffin
Edgar Patterson
Chester Addison
Clell Dearinger
Carl Dearinger
Lee Mitchell
Luther Shaffer
Sam Gardner
John Alsman
John Bacon
Merril Noble
Parnak
Iva Cook Farm
Leon Cook
Home Builders Club Meeting
Lach
Burdsal
Carthage Home Co
Lindbergh
New York City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Aquitania
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
Busy Bee Club
Willing Workers Club
H. G. Conway
Raymond McDaniel
Dan Paterson
Herschell Peters
Eston Macy
Raymond Wicker
Sandra Lee
Jan Keith McCrory
F. M. Miller
Carney
California
Crisp & Tender
Sword Coffee
Peache
White House
McGrath
Phoenix Milk
Tbs
Zac
Kraft American Cheese
Realm
Hoosier
Profs. Burns and
Tangetan
Carthage Grain Co
Alhambra Knightstown, Ind
Ray Milland
Olympe Bradna
Wallace Beery
Madden
Tom Brown
Alan Curtis
Edward Small
Duke OF
West Point
Fred Macmurray
Louise Campbell
Andy Devine
Lynne Overman
Porter Hall
Walter Abel
Kitty Kelly
Virginia Weidler
Donald O’connor
Howell Bros
Tire and Battery Service
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