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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1952

Page

2

Community clubs share Christmas events and dinners

Legion Auxiliary and Eastern Star held meetings and Christmas parties at the Legion home and Masonic center. Members planned a December 18 party at the Community Center and discussed gifts for Camp Atterbury hospital plus a gift exchange and festive refreshments.

Jane Rhodes Bertha Beck Rachel King Ava Ellis Ann Gardner Legion, Auxiliary and Lion’s Club Red Cross Auxiliary Camp Atterbury Hospital

Color of Wood Furnishings Shapes Room Mood

Purdue specialist notes light wood furniture creates openness and informality ideal for small rooms, while dark woods like walnut and mahogany add warmth and formality. The trend favors mixing wood types and period styles, with antique pieces blending with modern for a casual atmosphere. Thanksgiving gatherings feature multiple families from Indiana and beyond.

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Sunday School Progress and Evangelistic Services in Carthage

Snowy weather reduces attendance while three new Sunday school rooms near completion are used. A Cottage Prayer Meeting was hosted by Mrs. George Cupp with Helen Rich leading. Rev. Rich led ten Sunday school children in a corn drive for the building fund. Rev. E. L. Kierstead of Marion spoke, praising conference work and urging ongoing efforts. All welcome.

Carthage Indiana George Cupp Helen Rich Rich Harry Cooper E. L. Kierstead Marion Ind O.R

East Street Christian Church Service Notice

Basil Stultz minister James Ellis superintendent Sunday School at 9 30 am with lesson Jesus the Great Teacher Scripture Matthew 13 Thought for today How much greater have men become how much lowlier the world since Christ walked on earth Worship and communion at 1030 am sermon by pastor Choir director Mrs John Wagner Pianist Mrs Harold Phelps Attendance last Sunday 82 Home coming next Sunday with basket dinner at noon and afternoon program Howard Earnest will bring special music and the Rev Lyle Harvey of Milroy will bring the message Public is invited

John Wagner Harold Phelps Howard Earnest Lyle Harvey Milroy

Carthage Friends Church December Carry In Supper

Everett W. Chapman presides as minister at Carthage Friends Church with Alta Carr as pianist. Sunday School officials include Babs Osborn, supervisor, Fieta Heim, assistant supervisor, and Mary Robertson, secretary. Worship service at 10 30 a m. A combined Friendly Circle Missionary Society carry in supper is set for next Wednesday evening December 10 at 6 30 pm. A Christmas program will feature Frank Guyatt presenting abroad photographs from last summer. Everyone is urged to attend and bring a dish.

Carthage Friends

Church Service Details for Arie V. Faris Minister

The church announces morning worship at 10 30 with minister Arie V Faris delivering the sermon. Church school meets at 9 30 led by Superintendent Hubert Hunt assisted by Raymond Manche with Dorothy Edwards at piano. Ruth Hunt plays the organ during the service with Marilyn Leisure as secretary.

Arie V. Faris Hubert Hunt Raymond Manche Dorothy Edwards Marilyn Leisure Ruth Hunt

Walnut Ridge Friends Schedule and Motto

Edgar C. White pastor Loyall Hunt superintendent Mildred Nigh assistant superintendent Sunday School at 9 30 for all ages Morning Worship at 10 40 Young Peoples Meeting 6 30 p m Evening Service 7 30 p m Prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday Motto: Luck is the lazy man's word for the working man's success.

Edgar C. White Loyall Hunt Mildred Nigh Young Peoples Meeting

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