Social news items from Carthage update community clubs and visits
The Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority installed new officers for 1936 at Mrs. G. B. McNabb's home. Officers include Willella Henley president Lucille Phelps vice president Edna Kennedy secretary and Mary Tweedy treasurer. Members held bridge afterward. Other notes record meetings, visits, and social events across Carthage including dinners, games, and visits by numerous residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
G. B. McNabb
Willella Henley
Lucille Phelps
Edna Kennedy
Mary Tweedy
Mary Elizabeth Gatewood
Vera McNabb
Bernadine Herkless
Tomato Timbales with Cheese Sauce Adventure in Tomato Dishes
A lively discussion on tomatoes explores their culinary versatility from Italian sauces to French salads and American experiments. It suggests growing twenty tomato plants, or using canned tomatoes in timbales with onion cloves bay leaf bread crumbs eggs and a rich cheese sauce for four servings.
Mrs. Julian Honored With Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Humes and daughter Rosalie hosted a pitch-in birthday dinner for Mrs. John Julian at their Carthage home on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. John Julian, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Addison and their son Ora, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Addison of near Arlington, and Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Humes
Rosalie
John Julian
Carthage
Sam Addison
Ora
Henry Addison
Near
Arlington
Lindley Taylor
Floyd Reddicks Entertain Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Floyd Reddick and son hosted a Sunday dinner at their east Carthage home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Stevers of Cincinnati Ohio Mr and Mrs Lowell Reeves of near Center Mr and Mrs Lowell Geise of near Carthage and Mr and Mrs George Holwager and son of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Reddick
Carthage
Ralph Stevers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lowell Reeves
Near Center
Lowell Geise
Near Carthage
George Holwager
Christian Helpers to Meet at East Street Church
The Christian Helpers of the East Street Christian church will meet Thursday February 6 at the home of Mrs. Joanna Gibson. Mrs. Fred McManus and Mrs. Bearl Magee assist as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher M. E. Aid Society
Ed Walker
Alice Hill
Mary Wilcutt
Myrtle Renegar
East Street Christian Church
Joanna Gibson
Fred McManus
Bearl Magee
Friendly Circle to Meet at Mrs Henley Home
The Friendly Circle will meet at the home of Mrs Judge Henley on Tuesday evening February 4. Mrs Maud Webb will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Henley
Maud Webb
Local Personal Notes From Indianapolis To Knights Town
Mr and Mrs Thursman Small of Indianapolis visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Adams. Blaine Addison and Miss Mary Sullivan of Knights Town were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Susie Addison and Ray mond. Mrs Joseph Graff and daughter Marlene visit relatives in St Louis. Grace McGeorge recovers from rheumatic fever at home. David Binford improving at home west of Carthage. Mrs John Butler visits husband at Methodist hospital Indianapolis. condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Henry Jessup
Howard Leisure
Maxine Brown
Joe Brown
Charlottesville
Kenneth Brown
Edna Brown
Harry Leisure
Joe Fry
Lorene Heath
Indianapolis
Esther Justice
Fountaintown
Edward White
West Branch
Mich
Arthur White
Hugh Weber
Delbert H. Crider
Greenfield
Earl Addison
Ralph Mosier
Cornersville
Ross Tweedy
Indiana
Claypool Hotel
Tearl Lykins
Kokomo
E. S. Fort
Alice Ruth Hunt
O. M. Masters
Knightstown
Masters
Loyal Hunt
G. B. McNabb
Bridge Club
William S. Nelson
Dwight Sims
Muncie
David Binford
John Butler
Methodist Hospital
Butler
One Man's Faith and Works Amid Bank Country Turmoil
An elderly banker who kept his town afloat during hard times reflects on the 1930s bank failures and the human element in lending. He describes preserving deposits, aiding frightened customers, and resisting political attacks while his bank stayed solvent for over forty years. Mr and Mrs John Jessup visited James Souder of Greenfield during a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Seeck
Tony
Tory
Main Street
Washington
John Jessup
James Souder
Greenfield
Poultrymen urged to feed Rose 18 percent Egg Mash
Advertisement from A. W. Winfield of Carthage promotes 18 percent Rose Egg Mash for higher egg production priced at 1.93 dollars per 100 pound bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Winfield
Carthage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emil Bruening
Emil Sosboth
Annie
M. E. Aid Society
Mrs. Julian
Floyd Reddicks
Kent
Crosley
Garbage Radio
Appliantfadio Service
Dean Arthur
Victor Jory
Barnes
John Boles
Dixie Lee
Bing Crosby
Buster Keaton
Fox Newa
Marshall
Wolverine
General Electric
Gruow
Majestic
Fort Hardware Store
Graham Crackers
REALM
Seeeesewe
Carney
Mt. Hope
Realm Green Beans
Oxydol
Daisy Drake
D. W. Grossman Real Estate and Insurance
Maurice Moore
Gaskins
Fort Wayne
Ind
Russell Kennedy
P. J. Satler
Howard E. Henley
Henley & Cooper Attorneys-At-Law
Rushville, Indiana
Rushville
State Automobile
Roy Newby
Notary Public
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