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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1945

Page

2

Social and Personal Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings

The Choral Club hosts practice at Mrs Alta Carr’s home. Friendly Circle meets with Mrs Willella Henley and co-hosts Lillian Moore and Mattie Geise. E L B O W gathers at Mrs Ruth Hunt’s home with co-hostesss. Christian Helpers meet at Mrs Stella Siler's with co-hostesses Beatrice Ruby and Maxie Brooks. The Woman's Society of Christian Service holds an all day session at Mrs Thekla Stinger's. Rose Tea follows at East Street Christian church June 10 at 4.00 PM. Birthday dinner honors Frank Alexander hosted by Celia Alexander with family guests. Walnut Ridge Friends hold missionary meeting at Ruth Cook’s home. 4-H garden inspection coordinated by Ray Buchanan and Wallace Cook. Woman's Literary Circle hosts cooperative dinner then program featuring Lt Richard Sipe of Knights Town with Mrs Sipe. Adult Food Preservation class finishes formal meetings. next step to can peas. Numerous Sunday dinner and visiting guests noted across area families.

Stella Siler Beatrice Ruby Maxie Brooks Woman’s Society of Christian Service Thekla Stinger Ann Parish Stinger Thomas Edison Lenore Thompson Friends Church Howard E. Henley America A. J. Carr Bayard Baker Richard Sipe Knightstown Carthage Sipe Camp Atterbury Billings Hospital

Interesting Letter From Germany

Private Maurice McManus writes from Germany to Carthage noting Germans’ relative affluence among Allied troops and describing France as devastated with widespread poverty. He cites cigars costing francs, the value of a franc, crops, and a new time saving weapon. he may write again. Monthly church meeting follows.

Germany Carthage Pvt Maurice McManus Europe McManus Fred McManus Carthage High School France

Church Hews Wesleyan Methodist Notices

Church details list Howard Crim pastor Carthage Mrs Roy Turner superintendent Sunday school nine thirty preaching ten thirty prayer meeting Thursday eight p m Blue River Sunday school nine thirty class meeting ten thirty preaching eight p m prayer meeting Wednesday at (text ends)

Howard Crim Carthage Roy Turner Blue River

Fletcher Methodist and East Street Church Notices

Dr J T Scull acts as minister at Fletcher Methodist with Hubert Hunt and Arthur White leading Sunday school at 9 30. Services at 10 30. East Street Christian Church lists Basil Stuitz as pastor with Geo B Moore and Cecil Pike as superintendents. Services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m.

Fletcher Methodist J. T. Scull Hubert Hunt Arthur White East ST. Christian Church Basil Stuitz Geo. B. Moore Cecil Pike

Carthage Friends Bible School Schedule

DeWitt Foster and Pastor J A Reynolds announce Bible school session at 9 30. Worship follows at 10 30 with a sermon meditation.

Carthage Friends DeWitt Foster J. A. Reynolds Bible School

Marshall King Pledge Victory to Bond Front

Washington DC chiefs Marshall and King praised the Mighty Seventh War Loan urging Americans to complete the gigantic financial task. General Marshall said the army has overcome insurmountable obstacles and Admiral King called for the unconditional surrender of the enemy as the Navy supports the drive.

Washington, D. C Navy George C. Marshall Ernest J. King Marshall King

Urgent construction worker drive at Camp Atterbury Indiana

More workers are needed for Wakeman Hospital Center and the Personnel Center at Camp Atterbury. Carpenters masons bricklayers painters roofers plumbers sheet metal workers and laborers are sought to speed remodeling and new construction for convalescing veterans. Jobs offer 60 hours weekly with 40 straight time and 20 overtime. A labor camp provides housing and meals at low cost. Apply in person or by wire to Capt F P Anderson Columbus Indiana or at Camp Atterbury employment office.

Camp Atterbury Indiana Wakeman Hospital Center F. P. Anderson P. O. Box Columbus

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