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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1940
Page
8
Stop And Think He who returns evil for good evil never leaves his house Bible school 9:30 a m lesson Weighing Consequences Meeting for Worship 10:15 a m It is more blessed to give than receive a challenge Thursday 7 30 p m Mid week worship Discussion theme July 25 Life and Work of the Prophets To the Men visit our men's forum next Sunday
Lawrence Maines and Forest Marshall lead East Street Christian Sunday school and morning worship. A candle light service next Tuesday evening July 30 will install the new minister as pastor with Carthage ministers and church officers joining. A reception will follow in the church basement with refreshments. the public is invited.
The record notes Fletcher Methodist Company against McMillan the pastor with Raymond Manche as Sunday School superintendent. The text quotes a biblical line asserting that nothing in all creation can separate believers from God's love, signaling a spiritual dispute or sermon context.
The notice invites worshippers to Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 next Sunday. An orchestra will assist with music. Rivervale Methodist Youth Institute is planned at Bishop Roberts Park near Bedford all next week with further meetings announced Sunday morning.
Wesleyan Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 with lesson Weighing Consequences A Principle of Temperate Living Worship at 10 30 Blue River church hosts the last quarterly meeting of the year with a business session Saturday night and Sunday services Communion Evangelistic service at 7 30 and a Thursday prayer and business meeting with church officers to be elected for the coming year
The Christian Science Society of Rushville holds Sunday services at 10 45 in Rooms 7 and 8 of the Rush County Bank building with a 9 30 Sunday school for ages up to 20. The public is invited to attend with Truth the Lesson Sermon topic for Sunday July 28.
Mr and Mrs Paul Wilson and daughter Rebecca Ann joined by Max Ellis Dick Morgan Frances Ellis of Mays and others enjoyed a hamburger fry at Baker's park New Castle Sunday The Junior Jolly club met Tuesday afternoon with Miss Barbara Addison A cooperative birthday dinner followed at Mrs Cora N McCarty home with guests listed including Mrs Flo Lineback Nelle Newby Olive Drysdale and others.
Mrs. Grace H Porter and Mrs Ida Shimer hosted and attended multiple parties this week in Morristown and nearby towns. Guests from Fountaintown Morristown and Indianapolis enjoyed linen shower theater outings and dinners with families including the Linebacks Phelps Gurley and Beher.
Mrs. Maxine Miller Coffin gave birth to a 10-ounce son, Robert LaRue, at Henry County Hospital in New Castle on Sunday night at 11:55. The mother and baby returned to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rue Ewing, on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Joel Ridlen and daughter Ruth and Helen Ramsey of Westland visited relatives in Shelbyville Converse Marion and Wabash. Rev and Mrs C L Shaw conducted meetings at Converse and returned home. Roy Herkless have been vacationing in Ludington Michigan and returned. Omer Binford of Westland guests of Elizabeth Stone. J A Lineback in Indianapolis. Mrs Oliver Earnest improving from ivy poisoning. Henry G Stager and family toured Edinburg Columbus. S L Newsom returned from Ludington. Esther Stone Morristown spent week with daughter Jesse Pitts family. Miss Joan Mohler Oaklandon visiting. Mrs Ed Bly visiting Marion parents.
In Hoboken New Jersey a jury awarded Paul Sottilaro one thousand dollars for hair and moustache loss after he claimed shock from a car crash caused by Alfonso Lovino hitting his machine.
The newly organized Farm Bureau Band gathers members from Rush County 4-H clubs to showcase youth musical talent and community engagement through local performances.
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