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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1941
Page
2
Mrs. John Woods entertained Monday night with two tables of rock after which refreshments were served to Mrs. Irvin Bitner, Mrs. Billi Baker, Mrs. Harry Hinton, and Mrs. Ray McCloskey.
The Friendship class of the Methodist church met Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Owen Gowdy and five guests joined ten members. After the devotional and business session two social times with refreshments were enjoyed.
The Willing Workers of the Christian church gathered Wednesday with Mrs Claude Sullivan and Rev Charles Buck among twenty two members and one guest for a pitch-in luncheon. After the business session the group spent time piecing quilts.
Mrs Dean Stanley hosted the Home Helpers club Tuesday at her home east of Arlington. A noon pitch in turkey luncheon followed with prayers by Mrs A W Rigsbee before the meal. The afternoon opened with the creed and reports from Mrs Pete Jones and Mrs Fred McFatridge on their Purdue Conference trip. Mrs Claude Spilman spoke on the AAA project and Mrs Roland Earnest spoke of the
Miss Gertrude Adams presented a lesson on frozen desserts highlighting technique, flavor ideas, and serving suggestions for readers of the Outlook Conference.
The Jolly Eight club gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Irvine Bitner. Two tables of rock were in session and dainty refreshments were enjoyed.
Mr and Mrs Oren Veatch hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs D M Dearinger, Mr and Mrs Carl Dearinger and their daughter, Mr and Mrs Orman Veatch, Mrs Mary Hodge and her son, and Dean Evan.
The Methodist Aid society met Friday with Mrs. Fred McFatridge. Fourteen members and eight guests shared a noon pitch-in dinner. Plans were made for a public tea on Friday February 14 at the church. The afternoon was spent quilting.
Mrs. Owen Parker of Rushville entertained the Gwynneville Bridge club with two tables of bridge on Thursday night. Dainty refreshments with Valentine Day suggestions were served at the close. Present were Mrs. Owen Long of Arlington, Mrs. Norman Covall, Mrs. Harold Dyer, Mrs. Tom Wilcoxon, Mrs. Herschell Thurston, Mrs. Frank Sullivan, Mrs. Wayne Wilcoxon, all of Gwynneville.
Members of the Tarry Awhile club entertained their husbands Monday night at the Clell Dearinger home. A two course dinner preceded four tables of bridge. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leroy Catt, Mr and Mrs Leroy Moore, Mr and Mrs Carlos Heath, Mr and Mrs Raymond Wicker, Mr and Mrs Weldon Cherry, Mr and Mrs Jesse Stout, and Mrs Robert Maier of Lafayette.
Indianapolis reports a Republican pledged move to decentralize liquor control with a sweeping bill. It overhauls the current system, creates a state board, assigns county boards outside Marion, and relaxes many old restrictions while adding new enforcement roles and penalties.
A person seriously ill with a mastoid infection shows slow improvement over the past week. Dr and Mrs H R Hodges were guests of relatives in Indianapolis Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Raymond Overleese were business visitors in Akron Ohio the past week. Mr and Mrs Hugh Kennedy are visiting relatives in New Castle.
Mrs Edith Collins former secretary of the South Dakota Contractors Association is the only woman in the United States appointed a state commissioner of unemployment compensation She was named to the South Dakota unemployment compensation commission by Governor Harlan J Bushfield.
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