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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1945
Page
4
The article argues feeding is part of a child’s education, teaching self-feeding, device handling, and regular mealtimes. It stresses letting babies learn with utensils, maintaining consistent meals, bedtimes, and seating, while allowing limited variety in cereals to foster independence.
Guidance notes that meals are prepared and ready to serve. It suggests occasionally adding strained fruit to cereal but most often serving with milk alone.
Howard Crim pastor leads Carthage church with Sunday school at 9 30 a m class meeting at 10 30 preaching at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Blue River Sunday school 9 30 preaching 10 30 p m and Wednesday prayer at 7 30 p m.
The Carthage Friends announce a Bible school session at 9:30 under James A. Reynolds supervision. Worship begins at 10:30 with a sermon on the Spiritual Meaning of Lent. A mid week prayer and Bible study meeting will be held at the
White Rocks one and two weeks old on hand at Gol den Rule Hatcheries in Rushville. Phone 2516. Lost brown billfold Tuesday afternoon. Finder please return. Reward offered to Russell Kennedy.
Basil Stultz Pastor Geo B Moore Supt Cecil Pike Ass't Supt Sunday school 930 Preaching services 1030 am and 730 pm Morning sermon subject A Chain to be Made Study of the Acts will be made at the evening services
The Disabled American Veterans describes a gold-plated lapel button bearing a dexter eagle as a symbol that a wearer is an honorably discharged World War II veteran. The DAV promotes the badge to help the public recognize veterans who may be disabled and deserve consideration in claims. Vivian D. Corbly announces the program, noting the button signals wartime service and potential disability.
Seventh grade pupils enjoyed a party Tuesday evening at the school building. The event was sponsored by their teacher Mrs. J A Reynolds. Mrs. Nichols is with Mrs. Ella Winslow who is ill.
Dr J T Scull acting minister Hubert Hunt supt Mrs Arthur White ass t supt Sunday school 930 am Preaching 1030 am World Day of Prayer Friday two oclock with Mrs Basil Stultz speaker Special music afternoon John Main Marion to speak Walnut Ridge Friends church Sunday morning Also notice thanking friends patrons for past truck sale Gerald Stewart Son }}
Mr and Mrs Oscar Haynie of Westland announce the birth of a daughter born Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Haynie is currently in Iceland. Haynie’s sister is Rev. Harry Cooper near Carthage. Ora L Addison and wife welcome a son, Samuel Rawson III, eight and a half pounds, born Friday afternoon at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Addison is the son of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Addison near here.
Members of East Street Christian church enjoyed a dinner and held an official board meeting at the church last Sunday.
Rev. Albert Copeland of Knightstown spoke on stewardship and missions at the morning service of the Carthage Friends church quarterly meeting. In the afternoon John Walters of Farmland addressed the young people.
Bertram Howard Post of the American Legion expresses appreciation to Carthage residents and the local community for cooperation and patronage that made the WIBC Jamboree a big success.
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