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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1938
Page
5
Robert Addison attended a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Vernon Ewing. Evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Charles Mosier.
Supper guests Sunday evening were Mr and Mrs Otto C McCarty Mrs Sarah G Stager and Mrs Grace H Porter hosted by Mrs Katherine V Kennedy in her home.
Mr and Mrs Walter Chonau hosted guests for Sunday evening including Mr and Mrs Grant Henley, Mr and Mrs M S Kyser, and Mr and Mrs Basil Hedgecock in a social gathering.
Mrs Claude Sipe and Mrs Robert Bishop hosted three tables of Pirate Bridge Friday afternoon at Mrs Sipe's home. Guests included Mrs Harold Ruby Mrs Ralph Moore Mrs J A Reynolds Mrs J W Ivonne Mrs H Beker Mrs Stuart Morgan Mrs Anna J Sipe Mrs Grace Phelps Mrs Katherine V Kennedy and Mrs Grace H Porter. Mrs Phelps received honors and refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Frank Overman entertained Miss Emma Overman and Mrs P J Sattler to dinner Sunday. Evening guests included Mr and Mrs Stuart McKnight and Mr and Mrs Howard Runion.
Mrs Harold Ruby hosted a Thursday dinner in honor of her birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Bishop, Mr and Mrs Claude Sipe, and Mr and Mrs J W Zvonne.
Mr and Mrs A J Carr and son Jim join Mrs Bayard Baker Mrs M Kyser Miss Sharlee Kyser Mrs Louis Humes Mrs Maude Porter and Miss Lucille Chappell at a Sunday afternoon Symphony Orchestra concert in the Murat theatre Indianapolis.
Sunday dinner guests were Mrs Anna J Sipe, Mrs Ella Nelson, and Miss Winona Newsom.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Everett Price of Arlington and Mr and Mrs Raymond Mc Daniel.
Mr and Mrs Sam Cain of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Mrs Sarah Robinson. Mr and Mrs Ed Eiler of near Center were Tuesday guests.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Hunt entertained at a Sunday dinner. Guests included Miss Jean Hoff and Miss Katherine Hoff of Spiceland, Mr and Mrs Joseph Duke of Anderson, Harry Rhodes and daughter Miss Phyllis Rhodes.
Miss Ada Von Publow hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Miss Anna Jean Kizer Miss Alberta Burgess Russell Donivan Warren Parkinson of Yorktown and Robert McMichael in attendance.
Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Charles Rhodes of Henderson and Mr and Mrs Robert McClarnon of near Greenfield at the home of Mr and Mrs John Butler.
Entertains guests Miss Mabel DeMoss and her father William DeMoss hosted Miss Bernice McMichael and Bevan Dearinger of Arlington on Thursday evening. Friday's visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ert Dearinger and Miss Jennie DeMoss of Arlington. Sunday evening guest was Miss Lucille Marsh.
The Friendship class of Fletcher M. E. church met Tuesday night at Mrs. Sarah Stager's home with assisting hostesses Mrs. Vilara Buscher Mrs. John Revolt and Mrs. Robert Myers. Mrs. Arthur White presided. Edna Henley read Valentine selections followed by contests won by Mabel De Moss Bayard Baker Albert Murfin and Laura Benson. Hostesses served refreshments.
A long list of social visitors and weekend guests from Indianapolis, Greenfield, Rushville, Muncie, Anderson, and nearby towns is reported. People such as Mr. and Mrs. W A Chonan, Miss Nelle Mc Corkle, Mrs. Grace Phelps, and many others are noted with kinfolk and hosts across multiple towns. The item also mentions a Y M C A banquet in Muncie and a retail grocers meeting in Shelbyville with 150 dealers attending.
Mrs. May Siler entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Siler of Richmond Mrs Ola Lee of Hagerstown and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Siler.
Mr and Mrs Noah Leisure Mr and Mrs Howard Leisure and Miss Della Cooper were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs Orsa Ellison near Homer.
The Missionary society of the Friends church will meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ella J. Coffin and Mrs. Annie H. Newsom as leaders.
The Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority held a business meeting Tuesday night with Mrs. Harold Ruby. A social gathering is planned for next Tuesday night February 22 with Mrs. Ralph Pearson.
A test of the pulling power of citizen classified columns notes bargain hunters vigilantly watching the ads for goods or services offered. The promotion highlights how messages reach the most interested readers and buyers.
The Hancock Symphony Orchestra will give its first 1938 concert Sunday February 20 at 2 30 PM in Greenfield High School Auditorium. E O Igelmann will conduct the program aided by soloist Rupert Poer tenor of Morristown and a large local ensemble drawn from Hancock and nearby counties.
A brief Carthage Ministerial Association gathering convened Sunday afternoon at the Friends church. Present were Rev. Kenworthy Rev. Myers Rev. Kennerly Rev. Charles Winslow and Rev. Biddlecum of Charlottesville.
Treasury accountants estimate the extra 250 million relief fund being debated in Congress will raise total Roosevelt administration relief outlays to 11,391,400,000 by June 30. The five year total covers Works Progress Administration cash relief CCC and the old Civil Works Administration.
Rush county realty trade for January 30 to January 31 shows gains over December. Anna F. Downey county recorder reports thirty seven transfers totaling about 41 thousand 748 dollars. Dwight C Sims and Mary E Sims of Henry County Indiana with Fred B Sims and Frances A Sims convey to Maurice W Manche and Laura B Manche as tenants by the entireties Lot No 41 in John Clarks addition to Carthage.
Local hatchery in Rushville offers a cut rate on baby chicks with a low price per 7 chicks. The notice lists contact at Golden Rule Hatchery and hints at a promotional sale.
For sale listing advertises weekly Monday delivery of baby chicks and brooder stoves from Arl ington Hatchery with Purina feeds and contact by phone 261. Also offered re conditioned and recased pocket and wrist watches by Ratliff the Jeweler in Knightstown Indiana with watch repairing services.
Quick sale offered for a 1936 Westinghouse electric refrigerator. See Kenneth Rhodes for pricing and details.
Oil burning stove SOL-HOT offered by Abby Clark in good condition and priced cheaply.
Classified notice offers a 1936 Chevrolet ton pickup in A-L condition for sale. Price asked is 395 dollars with contact Sohn and Son.
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