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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
2
The article lists multiple birthday dinners and social visits around Carthage and nearby towns. Guests include John Brent Gardner celebrating his fifth birthday with the Gardner family and Shelbyville visitors, plus numerous dinners, bridge events, and gamma sorority activities featuring residents of Cincinnati Greenfield Indianapolis and Knightstown.
Miss Reta Stanley and Mrs. Garry Sharp visited Salem Indiana for a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Kay Kalies. Charles Ruby returned to Fuller ton California after visiting his sister Mrs. Robe rt Walker. Various dinner and guest events involving the Coffman, Dearinger, Harrold, McClurg, Schey, and Delinger families unfolded across Lewisville Finlay and nearby towns.
A vintage recipe page describes Straw Parfait Pie with butter flour crumb crust and a chilled strawberry filling topped with whipped cream. It also outlines Tea Garden Bracer using tea, spices, lemon and orange juice, served over ice in eight 8 oz glasses.
Mr and Mrs Walter Culbert and daughter Donna of Sheridan and Charles Culbertson of Sexton dined with Mr and Mrs Harold Culbertson and Amos Rogers. Elmer Easton of Hazelwood Indiana visited sister Mrs Forrest Beck. Sharlee Kyser Gouldie Kyser and Hattie Innis called on New Castle relatives. Hattie Innis visited Grace Oxley in hospital. Marshall Monk and son left for Mobile Alabama after two weeks with Delmer Sipes and Patricia. Patricia took them home for a week’s visit.
Attendance figures across several churches on July 14 show Fletcher Methodist 123 East St 96 for Christian 68 Wesleyan Methodist 49 Carthage Friends 0 Walnut Ridge Friends 39. The data records indicate varying turnout with several congregations reporting healthier participation than others.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chiodini dined with Harold Culbertson. Amos Rogers returned to his daughter's home after a two week visit. Karl Floyds family visited the Browns at Rushville. David McCorkle stays with grandparents in Greenfield. Shipleys visited Webers. Wilbur McCorkle hosts grandson. Soap box derby trip to Indianapolis noted. Pennsylvanian visitors to New Castle. Kenworthy 90th birthday upcoming. Numerous Sunday visits to Carthage area, jury duty for William Dixon, and reunions near Shelbyville and Connersville. Daglers return from Allentown after extended visit.
John Frump minister announces Bible Study at 10 a.m. Worship and Communion at 10:45 a.m. Evening services at 7 p.m. on the first and third Sundays each month.
Kenneth Shirk serves as minister at Carthage Friends with Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Supt Lee Patton assisted by Mrs Omer Heim and Kathy Heim as song leader Worship Service at 10 30 a m features pianist Alta Carr organist Betty McClurg and chorister Virginia Wells Expect a community gathering and musical program in the church setting.
Rev. C. C. Fields, Bertha Steward, S. S. Supt, Brenda Ross, Sec, Susie Grizzell, Asst Sec. Morning Worship at 10 30 a m. Sunday services 11? No, Sunday evening at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting 7 30 p m every Wednesday evening.
East Street Christian Church invites worship with minister Robert Kendall and staff. Worship and Communion at 10 30 with elders Guy Ewing and John Wagner. Sermon by the pastor and musical leadership by Sally Bush Patricia Sipe and Sherry McKain.
Rev. Timothy Straub serves as pastor with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Supt Mrs Albert Ray assistant Todd Sec Walter O Music Janet Hunt Prayer meetings held Wednesdays at 7 30 p m
Fletcher Methodist Church lists J A Wallace as minister and Robert Walker as assistant plus staff roles for secretary song leaders pianist and organist. Church of the Nazarene shows William Bray as minister with S S Superintendent and schedule including 10 30 a m worship 6 45 p m NYPS 7 30 p m evangelistic service and Wednesday prayer meeting.
The article notes Lola Jones appointed as missionary president and Bonnie West as young people president, outlining new leadership roles within the organization.
The Upper Room reflection recalls a child running to his father with dirty hands and how God accepts sinners as they are. A prayer asks for forgiveness and guidance to remain in divine care, praising Christ's redeeming love. Palmyra C. Leal (Brazil) signs off with the Thought for the Day.
Scientists report a breakthrough with Bio-Dyne, a new healing substance used in Preparation H suppositories and ointment. It reportedly relieves itching and pain while shrinking hemorrhoids without the need for surgery, with many patients noting piles are no longer a problem.
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