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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1944

Page

2

Kappa Kappa Sigma Members Meet At McCarty Home

Sorority sisters of Kappa Kappa Sigma planned a Tuesday night gathering at Mrs. Otto McCarty's home with Mrs. Ralph Pearson as hostess. Other noted events include a Westland church Young Peoples meeting led by Walnut Ridge Friends church speakers and a 51st wedding anniversary observed for Lilburn and Lilburne White.

Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Otto McCarty Ralph Pearson Westland Church Walnut Ridge Friends Church Walnut Ridge

These Women! social notes and club mentions in Greenfield

The column lists new members Mrs. Mary Carson and Mrs. Mae Edwards for the Lafalot club and notes omissions and upcoming meetings. It details numerous Sunday dinners, bridge gatherings, a chili supper near Carthage, birthday and anniversary commemorations, talks by Allen Osborne in Ames, and various host homes across Greenfield, Charlottesville, Carthage, and Indianapolis.

Weekend visits and shopping promos across Knightstown area

Mrs Marvin Norris of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents the Addisons and her son Marvin Jr. New blouses and sweaters arrive at Nelle Behem's Knightstown. Stuart Morgan visits New York while Mrs Morgan visits Beatrice Herkless and Betty in Columbus. Mrs Jesse Kizer visited Vandalia and Shelbyville with friends. A funeral for Jasper Daveness was held at Thompson Funeral Home. Adv notices for Nelle Behem's outfits and hosiery appear with various local visitors and weekend activity.

Marvin Norris Indianapolis Marl Addison Marvin, Jr Nelle Behem’s Knightstown Stuart Morgan New York City Morgan Beatrice Herkless Betty Columbus Ohio Jesse Kizer Leon Cook Vandalia Nelle Behem Adtv Shirley Gahimer Ross Myrtle McMichael Elmer McMichael Jasper Davseness Thompson Funeral Home S. Knights Adv Willard Cox Eastport Edward White Jane Bronson, Mich Arthur White White Eli Lilly Clinic Mrs. White Thomas Alexander Everett Webb Jimmie Ernest Webb Vinton Hudson Cicero Hudson Lebanon S. Knightstown Bruce Jordan Medora

Army WAC recruitment offers varied service opportunities

The note invites readers to join the Womens Army Corps with options to use typing counting or clerical skills or learn new ones. It promotes government service, personal growth, and national duty and directs applicants to visit a local Army Recruiting Station or write to The Adjutant General in Washington DC.

Army WAC U. S. Army Aan General Unitions Building Washington, D. C

Local Notices From Knightstown Area social roundups

Spent from Thursday through Saturday with Mr and Mrs Henry Jessup and Mrs John F Leisure. Rev Jordan attended a church conference in Indianapolis. He pastors the Pentecostal church in Medora. Mrs Max Nowotne of Shelbyville visits Mrs W J Henley. New wash dresses arriving at Nelle Behems. Knightstown ads Mr and Mrs Donald Ruby return from California visiting daughter Mrs Max Ellis and family. Mrs W J Henley and Mrs Lee Wooten in Rushville Tuesday. Mrs Wooten overnight guest of Mrs Henley Tuesday.

Henry Jessup John F. Leisure Jordan Indianapolis Pentecostal Medora Max Nowotne Shelbyville W. J. Henley Nelle Behem S. Knightstown Donald Ruby California Max Ellis Lee Wooten Rushville Mrs. Wooten Henley

Arlington Woman Hosts Jolly Eight Club Evening

Mrs. Harry Hinton welcomed the Jolly Eight at her Arlington home on Wednesday night. Two tables of rook were played and six members plus two guests, Mrs. Herbert Trobrugh and Mrs. John Woods, enjoyed refreshments.

Harry Hinton Jolly Eight Club Arlington Herbert Trobrugh John Woods

Arlington Christian church hosts Valentine party for youth

Junior members of Arlington Christian Church enjoyed a Valentine gathering Wednesday night under Rev. Charles Buck. The session opened with scripture and devotions before games, followed by refreshments for sixteen attendees.

Arlington Christian Church Charles Buck

Posey Farm Bureau Hears Reports After Fish Fry

Monday night the Posey Farm Bureau met at Arlington school after a fish fry. Fifty attended the supper and program. Roland Earnest opened the meeting followed by devotions led by Mrs. Mary Hodge. Mrs. Earnest reported the S. and E. directors meeting. E. F. Brown Howard Ewbank and Lee Endres spoke. Entertainment came from the Lucky Seven.

Posey Farm Bureau Arlington Roland Earnest Mary Hodge

Arlington Bride Jane Christine McMichael Weds Pfc Leverett Chrisman

Mr and Mrs Carson McMichael of Arlington announce the marriage of their daughter Jane Maxim to Pfe Leverett L Chrisman son of Mr and Mrs Henry Chrisman of Harvey Illinois. The ceremony was held Saturday at 8 30 in St Stevens Evangelical Lutheran Church Washington DC The bride a Arlington High School graduate works in Washington DC where Chrisman is stationed The Brownstown county high school also lists the brides schooling.

Carson McMichael Arlington Jane Maxine Pfe. Leverett L. Chrisman Henry Chrisman Harvey, Ill Arlington High School Washington, D. C Pfc. Chrisman Brownstown County

Margaret Hill McCarter Club Hosts Fort Worth Area Meeting

Margaret Hill- McCarter club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Clarence Northams home southwest of Arlington. Thirteen members attended as Mrs Raymond Wicker presided. They voted a donation for nurses overseas, elected Mrs Claude Sullivan secretary treasurer, and heard talks on The History of Patriotic Songs and The History of the American Flag. Mrs Merle Kemple led and sang The Star Spangled Banner. Refreshments followed and the meeting closed with the flag salute.

Margaret Hill- McCarter Clarence Northam Arlington Raymond Wicker Hinchman Claude Sullivan Merle Kemple Jess Stout

Farm Bureau Conference Set for February 22 23

The Indiana Farm Bureau Social and Educational Department announces its fourteenth annual conference February 22 and 23 at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis. Mrs Benjamin A Scott of Clayton chairs the department. Prominent speakers include Mrs Raymond Sayre of Ackworth Iowa Mid West director of the Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation Rog B Corbett secretary of the AFBF and Miss Katherine F Lenroot chief of the Children's Bureau U S Department of Labor.

The Indiana Farm Bureau, Ind Claypool Hotel Indianapolis Benjamin A. Scott Clayton Raymond Sayre Ackworth Iowa Mid-West Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation Rog. B. Corbett Katherine F. Lenroot Children's Bureau U. S. Department of la

Indiana Farm Bureau hosts youth pageant and awards

Swimming does it youth with Miss Lenroot as speaker opens the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association event. Awards in Farm Bureau contests will be announced. Recreation and dancing follow under F L McReynolds Purdue. Wednesday O I Gregg Michigan State College to address group. Recognition for social and educational leaders and a noon membership awards luncheon. Larry Brandon to speak. Foster Hall Quartette provides entertainment.

Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Farm Bureau F. L. McReynolds Purdue O. I. Gregg Michigan State College Larry Brandon Foster Hall Quartette

Marching Into Peace Panel Highlighted at Rural Forum

Governor Sprincker and Indiana Farm Bureau president Hassil E. Schenck will greet attendees at the Rural Forum with Cornett speaking Tuesday morning and Mrs. Scott delivering her annual message. A noon luncheon honors social and educational directors from twelve high scoring counties and the standard township group, followed by Mrs. Sayre in the afternoon. The program includes a panel on Marching Into Peace and separate women's public speaking contests with the state winner delivering the evening address.

Bor O. S. Gregg Michigan State College Division of Agriculture Henry F. Sprincker Hassil E. Schenck Indiana Farm Bureau Cornett Scott

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Young Peoples’ Meeting Lilburn White Milton Barry Gail Fred White Edgar Eunice H. Publow Allen White Ruth White Belle Phelps Maude Porter Laurence Wales Nameless Creek Jessie Edwards Greenfield John White Robert Earl Weldon Newlin Kenneth Garriott Gerald Scott Harold Ruby Ruby Walter Chonan Thomas Bush Ross Tweedy Friends Quarterly Meeting Flossie Riggle Dora Ray Fern Revolt Lena Newsom Edna Henley Mayme McCarty Reader Laura Benson By d’Alessio Mary Carson Mae Edwards Lafalot Club Bess Baker East Street Christian Church Emma DeSchipper Frank F. Jones Cecil Pike Gertrude Jessup Ella Crawford Joseph Alexander Guy Ewing Ray Gurley Gerald Gurley Michigan Vernon Ewing Wilbur Gatewood Gatewood Great Lakes Training School Earl Addison Marvin Norris, Jr Robert Addison Bridge Charles Pearson Homer Biddiecum Charlottesville Allen Osborne Ames Osborne Friends Church Elmer McMichael and Son Carthage Mr. and Mrs. Ross Parish Harry Bentley Martha Jo John Bentley Nina Bentley Bobbie Bentley Robert Bentley Chester G. Hill Emma Jones Roy Linscott Ora Siler John Allen David Ruby Russell Siler Joanna Gibson Elmer Michael and Son Hubert Hunt Robert Hunt Russell Conoway Delmar Conoway Lowell Leisure Leisure Frank Gray H. T. Beher Carl Parish Ghtstown, Ind McKenzie Duff's Calif Wheaties Hershey NEL Florida Crisco Pascal Celery Winfield's Grocery Arlington News Bock Club Posey Bureau St. Steven’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Posey Club Miss Lenroot Esther Williams Motion Pictures Health Week Alhambra Thurs Fri Good Fellows Cecil Kellaway Helen Walker Mabel Paige Bombardier Pat O’brien Randolph Scott Anne Shirley Sun Mon Wallace Beery Jean Crawford Fred Anna R. Bundy Shirley Carthage Clover Farm Sherwin-Williams Paints and Enamels
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