Christmas Exchange Draw At C. H. S.
R. C. McNabb notes there was no glass fish bowl as names were drawn for the Christmas exchange at C. H. S. Students express pleasure rather than concern about leaving homes to serve in the army.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1940
Page
8
R. C. McNabb notes there was no glass fish bowl as names were drawn for the Christmas exchange at C. H. S. Students express pleasure rather than concern about leaving homes to serve in the army.
The Carthage community notes a school convocation featuring educational safety films shown by a state trooper from Connersville. Mrs. Phelps organized the program. The Raiders lost to Arlington 27-18, with Gardner of Manilla shining as the standout, while home games remain strong despite glass bankboards and tough away results.
The 80 year old famed pianist and first premier of postwar Poland announces his return to the United States to reside. He urges Americans to aid Great Britain in saving the world, reflecting on his historic role in Poland's rebirth.
Mrs. Verna S. Hill departed Tuesday heading to Indianapolis to spend the winter months at 5368 East Washington Street.
The schedule lists Carthage at Westland Arlington at Mays Fairview at Raleigh Milroy at Morton Connersville at Rushville and New Salem versus Manilla at Arlington with matchups set for upcoming games.
Selma visits Morton for a key matchup while Jackson of Decatur County travels to New Salem. Both games prime a weekend schedule with regional stakes.
The Fletcher Methodist Church formed the Woman's Society of Christian Service by uniting previous Ladies' Aid, Woman's Foreign Missionary, and Home Missionary groups after the denomination merger. Officers include President Mrs. E. V. Ruby and Vice Presidents Mrs. Arthur White and Mrs. Oliver Ernest. Membership is open to all Methodist women in the church.
A local W S C S note urges women to join the society’s work. The next meeting is scheduled for January 2 at the home of Mrs. Grant Henley.
Miss Lillian Henley donated numerous books including poetry biography fiction and general information titles plus Rural America Lights Up by Slattery given by Ben Neal. The library thanks all donors and notes Christian Century with Rev Maines teaching a series on If America Enters the War What Shall I Do by John C Bennett.
On the seventh day of the seventh month at seven minutes past seven o'clock a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Newsport of Danbury.
A Nebraska pair marks seven years of marriage while their newborn weighs seven pounds, highlighting a small family milestone shared across the home.
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