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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1955
Page
3
Endorsing Christ as hope, the Hong Kong group recounts two years since hosting service in a Chinese restaurant. They report eighty active members, about one hundred fifty in attendance, and a harmonious congregation facing trials with faith.
In Jeremiah 22 1 9 24 25 Rev Donald J Dunkin outlines three core truths from the prophet's message Judah's empty rituals moral decay and warnings that spur action. The lesson stresses ethical religion national destiny linked to God and the need to practice love and justice beyond mere ceremony.
West Virginia leads the nation in coal production and Logan County tops the state with about 23 million tons yearly. The American Heart Association warns that prompt penicillin treatment for strep throat under a doctor’s guidance can prevent rheumatic heart disease.
Local notices list East Street Christian Fletcher Methodist Wesleyan Methodist Carthage Friends Walnut Ridge Friends Church of the Nazarene. See detailed directory for service times and locations.
Eugene C Sommer and Alta Carfield lead a Friends Church program with Ruth White Janet Heim and Betty Ball among officers. Sunday school starts 9 30 a m with classes then a general assembly followed by worship at 10 30 a m. The pastor plans a Declaration of Love sermon based on John 21 15 25. Prayer meeting is Thursday at 7 30 p m.
The Nazarene Church lists services led by Minister H. M. Myrick including Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 30 a m NYPS at 6 30 p m and evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Mid week prayer is 5 30 p m Wednesday A warm welcome is extended to all to the Church of the Nazarene.
Louis Barrett serves as minister with Loyall Hunt as superintendent and Mildred Nigh as pianist. Russell Nigh and Janet Hunt lead songs with James Gray as secretary. Sunday school at 9 30 in the morning, evening worship at 7 00 p m, prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday. You are welcome.
The service features Minister Bas l Stultz and Supt William Willey with Secretary Mary Ann Shutt and pianist Carmen Walters. The lesson is The Prophet of Judea Declines, worship and communion at 10 30, sermon by the pastor, organists Mrs Harold Ruby and Mrs Clyde E Ruby, choir directors Mrs John Wagner and Mrs William Spence.
The Carthage Wesleyan Church invites members and friends to a fourth quarter conference with a Saturday night business session. Sunday at 10 30 there will be a Sunday school group photo and a reminder to attend services as Rev Rich preaches. The M W E presented a band at the conference with 15 children involved. A call to spiritual preparation and accountability closes the notice.
Dean McCoy serves as Minister with Hubert Hunt General Superintendent and Lowell Brown assistant. Sunday worship at 10 30 with Dorothy Edwards pianist Ruth Hunt organist and Marilyn Leisure secretary. Youth Fellowship 8 15 pm Sunday. Womans Society of Christian Service Thursday 1 30 pm.
A playful quip explains a small shoe fleeing home because its mother is a sneak er and its father a loafer, delivering a light humorous riddle for readers.
Mrs Fiona Mahley of Albany New York is visiting as a house guest of Mr and Mrs Purnal Tracy Sr in Gwynneville.
Arlington residents attended a large family and cooperative Father’s Day dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Winkler home. Guests included Delbert Winkler family Linda Lou, Jack Long family, Clyde Rucker family, Gracia Rumple of Ottumwa, Charles Northam family, Winchester and Madison visitors, plus numerous relatives from Indianapolis Martinsville Rushville and beyond. Games and swimming were enjoyed and neighbors shared greetings at several gatherings across the area.
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