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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1940
Page
6
Murray eight dollars Kenworthy pastor Gouldie Kyser S. S. Supt. Stop And Think Bible school 9 30 a m Lesson Job Tempted to Doubt Gods Goodness first of three lessons 10 15 a m Meeting for worship Sermon Spiritual versus Physical Force Thursday 7 30 p m Mid week worship Theme Life and Teachings of the Prophets Note time change Friends of the Friends welcome
Charles Blankenship leads Sunday school at 9 30 with preaching and communion at 10 30 a m Rev Lawrence Maines a Yale graduate will bring the message A basket dinner at noon and an official board meeting in the afternoon all interested in the Carthage Christian church invited to attend.
Mr Maines is available for the pulpit here and invites all to attend. The day’s deliberations will involve community discussion with his participation and guidance.
C V McMillan is pastor with Raymond Manche as Sunday School superintendent. Sunday school starts at 9 30 in the morning and the preaching service follows at 10 30. Additional services will be announced.
Wesleyan Methodist Pastor C L Shaw and Elvira McCorkle announce three Sundays focused on the life of Job. Lesson one shows integrity tested while God remains steadfast. Sunday school starts at 9 30. worship at 10 30. Y M W E meets at 7 00. evening service at 7 30 if no church events elsewhere.
The Christian Science Society of Rushville holds Sunday services at 10 45 in Rush County Bank Rooms 7 and 8 with a 9 30 Sunday school for up to age 20. The July 7 Lesson Sermon centers on God with the Golden Text from Revelation 7 12. The Bible citations include Psalms 24 8 10 and excerpts from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
The Missionary society of the Friends Meeting will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Henley on Wednesday July 10 for a cooperative noon meal. Ladies are invited to attend with food and personal table service, or purchase a full dinner for 25 cents. At 2 p m the devotional study and mite box opening will follow, featuring a playlet directed by Mrs. Gouldie Kyser.
Mr and Mrs Charles Andis visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Cross on Sunday night. A pitch in dinner and all day meeting marked Rev W H Nutter's last day as pastor after over three years at the Christian church. Several locals visited Morristown skating party. others hosted and traveled between Shelbyville Morgistown and Great Lakes.
Washington notes reflect on immigrant settlement in the United States. It contrasts overseas hostilities with domestic harmony as families of diverse backgrounds live together. The piece invokes the motto on the national seal, Out of many we are one, to frame a message of unity.
Conrad Broche asks police how to handle a troubled marriage with a wife described as never sociable. The case notes his inquiry and seeks guidance rather than legal action.
The column celebrates Mrs. Reynolds and Inez Scholl of Connerville for standout public spirit and leadership. It notes Republican and Democratic sniping after a busy political week, and jokes about Wilkie and Hillis. The writer praises female ambition and hopes for Indiana governance.
The library note praises Graham’s Alexander of Yugoslavia and Tsar of Freedom as deep backgrounds to current Europe. It lauds Graham as a top English writer with keen insight into Russia and its intellectual renaissance.
The Stewardess Board of the A M E church will host a chicken supper in the Carthage Auditorium basement on Saturday evening July 6. Serving begins at 5:00 p m. Advance tickets available June 28 through July 5.
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