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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1944
Page
3
Mrs. Lowell Hutchinson hosted the Priscilla club Thursday with 11 members present. Mrs. Clell Dearinger spoke on Our Allies the Chinese, followed by Mrs. Albert Jordan leading contests and serving delicious refreshments.
Montages of visits in Arlington and Carthage with Mrs J Long Mr and Mrs Howard Baker hosting Jolly Eight and other guests at home Two tables of rock enjoyed and refreshments served Families traveling from Indianapolis Paynesville and Carthage area share weekends and dinners Also reports on radio and film figures Amos n Andy Blue Ribbon Town Gene Tierney appearances plus Carthage School notes about auditorium renovation student officers and an annual oratorical contest set with prizes
Mr and Mrs James Allison of Arlington entertained with a delicious dinner Thursday where cov ers were laid for Rev Charles Buck and son of Arlington and Miss Grace Thomas of Georgetown Ky
Three tables played banco Tuesday night as Mrs. Charles W. Northam hosted the Merry Makers club of Arlington. Nine members and three guests attended for games and refreshments during the social hour, including Mrs. Stanley Williams Mrs. Harold Hardin and Mrs. Lowell Ritter.
Mrs Gene Long and daughter entertained Sunday in honor of her husband Cadet Gene Long of a military academy in Lexington Virginia. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Warfuel Rushville Mr and Mrs Owen Long and family Paynesville and Mr and Mrs Weldon Cherry and family.
The winner will have his name engraved on the school cup kept in the trophy case. Juanita Magee, very sick, will be out for some time. Third graders begin multiplication while Miss Chappell updates on a new English book. John Mattix remains absent, and Miss Carfield missed a week due to flu. Marlene Graff turned 11 on February 1 with a birthday party after school.
Mr and Mrs Charles Pearson joined Mrs John White and Mrs Elizabeth Barry in Rushville Friday for a social outing and gathering with local acquaintances.
We have threads and tapes and if you need work shoes we will find suitable pieces. Oil cloth is available Saturday. Ladies and children's 2 snap galoshes, sweaters for all ages, and a good stock of towels and washcloths are on hand. Come in and check your needs this Saturday.
An old ad notes sizes in children's shoes and oxfords in good shape with items like a built in arch oxford in black for 5.95 and dress shoes around 5.90. It promotes ladies bayon panties tie tops sleeveless sweaters with sale prices, urging Saturday purchases at discounted rates.
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