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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1941
Page
2
Social visits and greetings fill a Charlottesville area page with gatherings across many families. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Ralph Ramsey. church services led by Rev Pheebe Davis and youth groups. multiple travels to Indianapolis and Greenfield. and various meals, picnics, and welcoming guests frame a busy community week.
Gwynneville residents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keaton traveled to Ohio to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evans spent Sunday with Edward Evans and family. Mrs. Earnestine Nigh visited Mrs. Rachel Sullivan Sunday afternoon. Wilbur Keaton hosted a Saturday birthday party for his son Bobby with Jan Long, Billy Carlton, Harold Myer, Kay Gene Nigh, and Evelyn, Ann and Mary Kaye in attendance.
Bible school at 9 30 A M with lesson on The Nature and Work of the Church. Worship service at 10 30 A M led by the pastor. Union Young Peoples meeting at 6 P M and union preaching service at 7 P M at the Christian church with Rev S M Riggle. Mid week study Thursday at 7 P M.
Local groups call for volunteer help and financial aid to sustain worship services. Church leaders thank donors and invite participation across ministries, emphasizing shared responsibility and regular attendance to strengthen the faith community.
Frank F. Jones introduces the Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Russell Siler S S Supt The lesson The Nature and Work of the Church explores church composition membership life and its function The morning worship Lord's Supper and sermon start at 10 30 a m The month theme is The Church and the Christian Family A focus on restoring vital home life Union Young People's Meeting at East Street Church 6 00 p m Union Worship Services at East Street Church 7 00 p m Rev Samuel M Riggle to deliver the message.
Reverend W F Siders presides with Sunday school at 9 30. Class meeting after Sunday school at 10 30. Cottage prayer meeting Tuesday 7 00. Church prayer meeting Thursday. The public is invited to attend these services.
Rushville Christian Science Society holds Sunday services at 10 45 and the third Wednesday monthly at 7 45 in Rush County Bank rooms 7 and 8. Sunday school for ages up to 20 meets at 9 30. Public is invited to attend. The Lesson Sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator is studied across Churches of Christ Scientist on December 7 with the Golden Text from Revelation 4 11 and other Biblical citations noting the Lord's works.
The Lesson sermon cites Psalms 111 2 4 7 praising Gods works and righteousness and cites passages from Mary Bakers Eddy Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. Immortal spiritual man represents truth and mortals must seek truer views of God and creation to see what was invisible become visible.
Friday night crowds roared as the Raiders built a late charge but Carthage pulled ahead 29 to 27. The second team won 32 to 20 and a Friday matchup against Manilla is also noted. A special convocation followed.
Last Wednesday the students held an event that cost three and four cents. Speaker Mr. Gibson presented a fine animal collection enjoyed by attendees. Rev. Riggle of Fletcher Methodist spoke on study. Agriculture students and Mr Power traveled to Chicago while basketball team visited Griffith and lost 43 to 24.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Hunt visited Mr and Mrs Herschell McCrory in Cincinnati Ohio on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred McManus were guests of Mr and Mrs Murray Mc Manus and family in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Carl V. Hardin and Mrs. Lewis Hardin and their son Lewis Jr. were in Indianapolis on Thursday, sharing time with relatives and touring local sites.
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