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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
6
Church notices announce Sunday School at 9 30 A M studying Genesis with a lesson titled God The Creator and a sermon at 10 30 A M on The Meaning of Amen The address aims to deepen Christian understanding of the term used in worship and its significance.
Murray S. Kenworthy, pastor Gouldie Kyser, S. S. Supt. open a three month Genesis study with lesson on God the Creator at 9 30 A M. Worship at 10 30 A M with sermon by the pastor. Thursday mid week worship at 7 30 P M. Friends of the Friends welcome for regular attendance.
The Christian Science Society of Rushville hosts Sunday services at 10:45 and a third Wednesday gathering at 7:45 in Rooms 7 and 8 of Rush County Bank. Sunday school runs from 9:30 for ages up to 20. all are invited. The lesson subject for Sunday July 5 is God with the Golden Text beginning There is none.
A Lesson Sermon cites Bible passages underscoring God's goodness mercy and protection and includes a Mary Baker Eddy excerpt about eternal Life in Science and Health. The verses emphasize trust in the Lord Mount Zion and God as refuge with everlasting arms.
A sermonlette argues that denying God reveals a lack of observation and reflection. It credits science with simple explanations yet insists true understanding comes from recognizing a transcendent power, God, who uplifts thought, morality, and life through His guidance and love.
Wartime appeal urges purchases of War Bonds to fund aerial cameras used by Army and Navy air forces. The cameras cost about 3400 dollars each and aid intelligence by mapping enemy territory. Citizens are urged to invest at least ten percent of income each pay period to help reach local quotas.
Continued from Page One a plan for family allowances for dependents of enlisted men in the Army Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard. The allowances will accrue from induction date or June 1 1942 if induction date was earlier and will not be paid before November 1 1942 as explained by Colonel Hitchcock.
The Lions Club was organized locally with twelve nations represented. Up to Wednesday, charter members signing in include Walter C. Addison, Thomas E. Bush, H. T. Behner, Ed E. Ely, J. Carr Merrill, Chappell, Harold M. Culbertson, Fred Flick, Howard E. Henley, Carl V. Hogle, Hubert Hunt, Rev. Frank F. Jones, Henry G. Laird, Parvel Moore, Rue McDaniel, Earl C. Nowotne, Harold Phelps, Harold Allen Ruby, Fred B. Sims, J. Alvan Sohn, Dr. Robert H. Spangler, Henry G. Stager, A. L. Tuttl e, Ross J. Tweedy, A. W. Winfield.
The piece highlights a 25 member Lions Club with interest from more joining. It mentions future projects expected to engage both members and townspeople and notes other local items like a new car alarm and talking towels aiding the war effort.
A patriotic appeal urges citizens to buy War Bonds to support the Four Freedoms effort. The message stresses a 10 percent contribution from every paycheck and frames bond purchases as a minimal sacrifice at home to aid the war’s aims.
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