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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1960

Page

2

Clubs and community greet spring with events in Rushville

Luncheon at Durbin Hotel followed by bridge for Nelle Beher's group. Mayme McCarty and Mary Tweedy win high honors among eighteen Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority members hosted by Mary Frances Gatewood and Elizabeth Moore at the Community Center. Sigma Chapter marks 25th anniversary May 4 at the Durbin Hotel. Easter dinner guests visit and church women host WCTU Spring Institute with varied gatherings, donations to Cancer Society, and upcoming Cincinnati convention sessions.

Nelle Beher Durbin Mayme McCarty High Mary Tweedy Chloa En- Opal Moore Mae Winfield Aaunae Bush Grace Gurley Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Mary Frances Gatewood Elizabeth Moore Barbara White The Cancer Society Sheraton-Gibson Cincinnati Sigma Chapter Rushville W.C.T.U Charlottesville Ripley WCTU Ethel White Spring Institute Mildred Nigh May Union Russell Mrs. Turner Nellie Macy Rev. Fields Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church Millie Herkless

Four Ways Continued and High School Humor Page

A casual page snippet includes a cafeteria menu for April 25 29 with daily meals and milk, plus humor lines about students Judy H Karen G and Mrs Plank, and brief notes on seniors returning. It also features a joke about a new golfer and a cartoonish exchange about dieting and government relief.

Bob Sam Trishie Karen G Vienna

Band Leader and Soldier Talk of Music and West Point

A quirky exchange features a band leader teaching an auto mechanic about a musical chord and a soldier asking about attending West Point. Pvt Luke Quiggly replies that a pass and train fare enable attendance. The piece closes with a reflective line about illness and care during absence.

Pvt. Quiggly West Point

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