Local clubs and social notes plus 1935 to 1965 Social Security history
Legion Auxiliary and Garden Club events are listed with dates and hosts. Many Memorial Day gatherings occur in Carthage with families visiting and celebrating. An Indianapolis 500 reference appears alongside a long summary of Social Security program growth leading to 20 million beneficiaries in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ronnie Gatewood
Maurice Lukens
Wilbur Gatewood
Marines
North Carolina
Pensacola
Florida
Carl Edwards
Roy Dale
Anna Brown
Alva Brown
Roscoe Davis
Harrison
County
Dwaine Edington
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Harold Adams
Osgood
Social Security Q A column from Donald B Schneider
Questions on reconsideration of disability claims and effect of remarriage on benefits are answered. An adopted child by stepparent keeps payments. wages for a child employee under 21 need not be reported, while wages for other employees must be. The column is offered by the Social Security Administration and invites readers to mail questions to the Richmond Indiana office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Schneider
Social Security Administration
National Road West
Richmond
Indiana
The Upper Room June 3 1965 Thought and notices from Nashville
The Upper Room column urges Christians to witness in daily life and pray for generosity. A Florida secretary notes a man who represents his father and calls for clear testimony. Purdue vets advise vaccinating piglets against hog cholera. Jr. Class Rummage Sale at Citizen office next week Thursday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Manor
Ralph Renegar
New Castle
George B. McNabb
Delmer Sipes
Patricia
Carl Robbins
Charlottesville
Donald Montgomery
Shelbyville
John Cass
Cumberland
Richard Jackson
Brenda Grigson
Steven Jackson
Knightstown
Susan Skinner
Bob Jackson
Here
Stanley Back
Judy Fuchs
Jack Steward
Priscilla Howard
Clifty Falls State Park
Vonnie Church
Citizen Office
Carthage
Daniel
RSV
the Heavenly King
Christ
Grace L. Willis
Florida
Sunday School Attendance Report
Churchgoers listed for May 30 include Fletcher Methodist East St Christian Nazarene Wesleyan Methodist Carthage Friends Walnut Ridge Friends with attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Fletcher Methodist East St. Christian Nazarene
Wesleyan Methodist
Carthage Friends
Walnut Ridge Friends
Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting Schedule and Leaders
Gerald Collier is pastor and Walter ONeal serves as secretary. Mrs Albert Ray heads Sunday School with Janice Todd as song leader. Becky Collier plays for Sunday School and Mrs Russell Shutt Jr leads church music. Sunday School 9 30 am Morning worship 10 30 am Young Peoples meeting 6 30 pm Worship 7 30 pm Midweek Prayer Wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Collier
Walter O’neal
Albert Ray
Janice Todd
Becky Collier
Russell Shutt, Jr
Young Peoples Meeting
Fletcher Methodist Church Service and Sunday School
The Fletcher Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Worship Service at 10 30 a m led by Minister Rev Leonard Bucy Organist Mrs Ruth Hunt Supt Robert Walker Assistant Rex Edwards Secretary Julie Ewing Song Leader Rita Stanley and Pianist June Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Methodist Church
Leonard Bucy
Ruth Hunt
Robert Walker
Rex Edwards
Julie Ewing
Rita Stanley
June Alexander
East Street Christian Church
Paul Boulton
Ted Skillman
Dale May
Sally Bush
Arminta Ruby
Arlene Ruby
Leonard Jackson
James Ellis
Church Service and Leadership Directory
A catalog of local church schedules and officers including Little Blue River Church of Christ services Bible study morning worship and evening services. East Street Christian Church with Rev Paul Boulton. Carthage Friends with Gene Lewis minister and officers. Wesleyan Methodist Church with Robert Golding minister and Sunday activities. Church of the Nazarene led by Rev Luther Williams with Sunday School morning worship NYPS meeting evangelistic service and midweek prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy Stiies
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Robert Golding
Bertha Steward
S.S
Scho
Wesleyan T “Ervice
Church OF the Nazarens
Luther Williams
Min. S.S
Cledis Nolez
Janice Riley
NYPS
Pres Mabel Steward
Ladonma Edwards
Audrey Noien
Prince George to sail 19 Alaska cruises from Vancouver
Canadian National luxury liner Prince George sails from Vancouver on April 26 to Skagway and intermediate ports for 19 Alaska cruises. Eight day trips to the Land of the Midnight Sun run May through September with calls at Ocean Falls Prince Rupert Ketchikan Wrangell Juneau and Skagway. An all day Carcross Yukon trip via White Pass and Yukon Railway is offered from Skagway. The ship, with seven decks and up to 260 passengers, is West Coast’s largest and most luxurious tourist vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National
Prince George
Burrard Inlet
Vancouver
North Vancouver
B.C
Alaska
Skagway
Passage
Ocean Falls
Prince Rupert
Ketchikan
Wrangell
Juneau
Carcross
Yukon Territory
White Pass
Yukon
F.N.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garden Club
Harold Ruby
Iva Cook
William Harold Dixon
Jerry
Alan Henshaw
Dunreith
Tives Fitch
Foster Wilson
Charles Elmore
Chris
Dan Royer
Greenfield
Hastings
Michigan
Royer
Arthur White
Betty Jane Brooks
Mays
Ed McGinnis
Anderson
Jack Moore
Pendleton Memorial Day
Andersoon Memorial Park
D. W. McNabb
Ft. Wayne
G. B. McNabb
Lake Logan
Bernita
Anthony Fout
Don McColley
Marvin Johnson
Frank Hampton
Logan Nelson
John Corbin
Eaton
Ohio
Mel Eshbaugh
West Carrolton
Marie Tribby
Patty Tribby
Raymond Kennedy
Lynn Kennedy
DelMonte Wagner
Arlington
Social Security
William J. Kappel
Fort Wayne
Congress
William Kappel
Jodey
Nashville
Tennessee
Purdue University
Stanback
Public Service
Tinsley M. Boggs
P. O. Box
Rushville, Ind
Cal
Baushack Fertilizer Co
Rushville
By Franklin Folger
Princess
Ind
CALL
Dae
Columma Pictures
Dean Martin
DR. Terror
House of Horror
Walnut Ridge
Friends Meeting
Wednes
Gene Lewis
Sunnav Sekbeo
Lee Patton
Eugene 1
Gardner
Kittrell Porter
Kathy Heim
Alta Carr
Virginia Wells
Ralph McClurg
Eugene Milebush
Little Blue River
Church OF Christ
Tes Sianon
American Trucking Associations
ING
Alaska Cruises
Canadian National Railways
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