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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1945

Page

4

Ripley Homemakers And 4 H Girls Meet In July Program

The Ripley Homemakers and 4 H girls met July 19 at the Tweedy Memorial Building with about 50 attendees. A cooperative dinner followed by a 1:30 to 2 pm business session featured a 4 H program with piano solos by Charlotte Moore and Norma Mae Nigh and a song by Lois Reames. Demonstrations judged by Phyllis Joyce of Rushville covered Food Preparation and Clothing with multiple first place recipients led by Patricia Truitt and Lois Sparks. The dress revue led by Miss Lois Fountain showcased senior and junior entries including Norma Mae Nigh and Lumarie Neal with several top placements.

Ripley Homemakers Tweedy Memorial Building Charlotte Moore Norma Mae Nigh Lois Reames Gertrude Johnson Phyllis Joyce Rushville Patricia Truitt Helen Sparks Betty Day Irene Blessinger June Sparks Sue Ann Truitt Lois Sparks Sue Kinder Iree Blessinger Louise McCorkle Carolyn Pitts Lumarie Neal

Ripley Needletwisters Local Judging Results

The clothing division crowned Norma Mae Nigh and Lois Sparks joint winners with 460 points each followed by Lamarie Neal 455 and Jeanniene Carter 444 with Louise Mc Corkle 441 in fourth.

Ripley Needletwisters Norma Mae Nigh Lois Sparks Lamarie Neal Jeanniene Carter Louise McCorkle

Pvt Jerry Edwards Moves From Furlough to Camp Rucker

Pvt Jerry Edward on furlough from Camp Wheeler Ga leaves Sunday evening for Camp Rucker Alabama where he will be stationed. Mrs Fletcher Edwards and son Paul Miss June Harvey Miss Maxine Edwards and Carl Carson Jr accompany Pvt Edwards to Cincinnati.

Jerry Edward Camp Wheeler Camp Rucker Alabama Fletcher Edwards Paul June Harvey Maxine Edwards Carl Carson, Jr Pvt Edwards Cincinnati

Winslows Host Visitors From Indianapolis

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Winslow and family of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. Charles S Winslow and family. Mrs. Doherty visited the Winslow family and relatives in Indianapolis last week.

Donald Winslow Indianapolis Charles S. Winslow Grace Doherty Winslow

Wesleyan Methodist Church notices in Carthage area

Howard Crim serves as pastor at Carthage with Mrs Roy Turner supervising Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30. Blue River group holds Sunday school at 9 30 and class at 10 30 with prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 00 p m.

Howard Crim Carthage Roy Turner Blue River

Unified church services and Sunday school notices

East St. Christian Church led by Pastor Basil Stultz and Superintendent Cecil Pike holds Sunday united services at 9 30 AM with the regular program. Fletcher Methodist presents Dr J T Scull as minister with Hubert Hunt as superintendent and Raymond Manche as assistant superintendent for Sunday school at 9 30.

Basil Stultz Geo. B. Moore Cecil Pike J. T. Scull Hubert Hunt Raymond Manche

Carthage Friends Bible School and Sermon Service

DeWitt Foster and Pastor J. A. Reynolds lead Carthage Friends as the Bible school convenes at 9 30. The worship service follows at 10 30 with the sermon Our Joy and Crown to be given at this service.

Carthage DeWitt Foster J. A. Reynolds Bible School

End of Year Ministry Marks and Upcoming Youth Meeting

A note from the church marks the close of a year of ministry by the pastor. A youth fellowship meeting is scheduled for 6 p m. The mid week prayer and Bible study is 8 o'clock Thursday evening. A special collection will be taken this coming Sunday July 29 for children traveling to Quaker Haven in August.

Quaker Haven

Pricey old items and curious trades noted in Beat column

The Beat reflects on collectibles from a silver dollar dated same as a penny worth 2000 dollars, a McGuffey First Reader fetched 200, and Napoleon Bonaparte's bracelet with initials sold for 18000. The column jokes about rare items and mentions Bly's fishing tackle and Henry Stinger’s possible interest.

McGuffey Napoleon Bonaparte Josephine Bly’s Henry Stinger

For Sale Ice Box in Good Condition

Classified ad notes ice box for sale in good condition. Contact phone number 59 for details. No other specifics provided.

Delmer Sipes

Smuggled snippets from a neighbor's notebook on repairs and postwar travel

The passage covers a range of topics from a Bly collection for a museum to makeshift paint removal using a blow torch and scraper. It notes a rainy season affecting crops, a neighbor named George Jackson, a tip on refurbishing surfaces, and a remark on veterans returning home after V E day en route to Japan.

Bly George Jackson George John Chapman Knightstown John Chapman America Japan

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