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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1957
Page
4
Fragmented text lists entities like East Street Christian and Fletcher Wesleyan Methodist among unreadable sequences. The readable items suggest a church or parish reference but lack coherent events or details for a fuller summary.
Sunday School starts 9 30 a m with Dorothy Edwards as pianist and Marilyn Leisure as secretary Morning Worship at 10 30 a m Ruth Hunt on organ and M Y F meets 730 p m Monday Bible study Monday night 730 p m Judy leads Sunday night service at 730 p m
Robert A. Shockney pastors the Carthage Friends Church with Alta Carfield and Willella Henley assisting. The day includes 9:30 Bible study followed by a general assembly, then 10:30 morning worship with Janet Heim secretary and music by Wanda McCleese Alta Carr Betty McClurg and Maude Porter on piano.
Supt Norman Fuchs and Secretary Bertha Steward accompany Rev Robert Malone in civic ceremony. The trio represents church leadership and local administration at the service.
A Wesleyan church invites the community to join an evangelistic service at 6 30 p m followed by a prayer meeting at 7 30 p m each Wednesday evening. The notice extends a warm invitation to anyone without a church home to worship with them.
Louis Barrett and Donald Cooper lead evening service at 7 30. Mildred Nigh serves as secretary with Janet Hunt assisting. Kenneth Todd is assistant superintendent and Russell Nigh plays piano at the program. Prayer meeting follows at 8 00 Wednesday evening.
Minister Rev. Robert Kendall Leonard Jackson supervises with Wanda Leisure as Superintendent and Carmen Walters as pianist. Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Martha Trowbridge as Song Leader. Communion and Worship at 10 30 led by Lavonne Spence with organists Helen Ruby and James Ellis Jr. Sunday night service at 7 00 p.m.
Ora Hisle, Minister Youth Service, leads evangelistic services at 6 30 p m with a prayer meeting and Bible study at 7 30 p m. The event outlines youth ministry activities and religious study sessions.
Morning Worship at 10:80 a m and N Y P 8S service at 6 30 p m follow with Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m and Wednesday prayer at 7 30 p m The Church of the Nazarene extends a warm welcome to all.
S Wayne Shaneyfelt and fellow clerical workers at an Indianapolis truck line challenged Teamsters union a vow of membership under the new Right to Work law. An NLRB election petition was delayed and a restraining order was granted before the union withdrew on July 18. Workers now enjoy freedom to join or not join without union coercion.
Farmers may file for a federal gasoline tax refund for fuel used in farming during the year ending June 30. Refund rates shift from 2c to 3c per gallon after July 1 1956. Eligibility includes owners tenants or operators. off farm use and processing lines are excluded. neighbor or custom operator use on the farm qualifies. Claims open after July 1 and before October 1 via Simple Farm form to the District Director of Internal Revenue.
Complete bed set with springs mattress ladder and guard rail offered for 99.95 at EWING'S The Furniture Store on The Square Knightstown. 35-1tc
Purdue agronomists report rye or wheat sod-seeding extends pasture into late fall and improves spring footing. Trials show dairy cows can yield over 50 pounds of milk daily from good pasture alone, while Illinois data compare pasture value to substantial amounts of silage hay and grain. Purdue entomologists warn to monitor stored grain for weevil infestations and fumigate if moisture is high. James King of Jamestown, NY visited Mr and Mrs Lee Patt on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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