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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
2
The church to hold a single 9:30 Sunday school service with special exercises including a play. Public invited to attend. Carthage churches plan a united Peace service on the last Sunday evening. Pastoral Committee meets Monday at 7 30 for monthly business. Monthly church meeting is Thursday at 7 30 with devotional leading and committee reports expected.
Rev Wm B Collier pastor leads Sunday school and morning worship at 9 30 with The Lord's Supper observed. Evening service at 7 30 with a sermon. Midweek service Thursday at 7 30 followed by choir practice Go to Church observance.
Last Sunday showed strong turnout in both Sunday school and church services with Sunday school attendance at its best since Easter. The note invites continued participation and promises a friendly welcome to all attendees.
Practice for the annual Children's day program to be held Sunday June 14 began this week. Pieces songs and playlets will feature the program. the youth group will present a short play The Stranger Within the Gates. Invitations to local children to participate. practices next week Monday and Wednesday afternoon and final rehearsal Friday. Daily Vacation Bible School opens June 15 with Bible school Sunday at 9 30 and Communion at 10 30. No preaching services.
Hannegan Christ Church led by Rev. Geo Holwager invites all to a Children’s Day. Morning service begins with Bible study at 9 30 and a special sermon. An 7 30 p m program follows with an orphan offering led by Mrs. Frank Newhouse, Mrs. Lester Hardwick, and Mrs. Geo Holwager.
The pattern 8755 offers a waist length jacket with square shoulders and contrast lapels, plus a simple waist tied frock with a Peter Pan collar. A flower accent replaces a tie, lines through waist and hips slim the figure, and a paneled skirt with action flare finishes the look. Send 15 cents per pattern to Patricia Dow in Brooklyn for details.
The Home Helpers club of Posey township met at the home of Mrs. Rolland Earnest west of Arington with hostesses Mrs. Carl Dearinger Mrs. Thomas Bird and Mrs. Goldie Stout. The program included glove making lines of costumes piano solos and an accordian duet. Refreshments were served to twenty seven members and ten guests.
Local residents and visitors share weekend visits across Greenfield Markleville Jonesboro and Indianapolis. Housewarming at the Von Wales property and Memorial Day gatherings highlight a busy social period with relatives friends and neighbors traveling between towns including Cadiz Lima and Frankton.
The Woman's Literary circle and guests toured Overbeck Potteries in Cambridge City on May 26. They visited the Wayne County Historical Museum in Richmond, enjoyed lunch at Peacock Inn, and were guided by curator Mrs Gaar.
Mr and Mrs Weldon Beckner were visited in Indianapolis on Wednesday. The 4 H Busy Bee club of Posey township will meet Saturday at 1 30 PM at the Arlington school building.
Mrs Dallas Ernest formerly Miss Maxine Macy was the guest of honor at a misc shower hosted by Always Present Class members at Miss Evelyn Kemple home northwest of Arlington. Contests and piano selections entertained guests as Betty Bell Kemple presented a telegram directing her to the dining room where gifts lay. Colors yellow pink and green decorated the room and light refreshments were served.
The film follows a little waif and two grizzled sea men in Captain January. Shirley Temple stars as the waif with Guy Kibbee and Slim Summerville as the sailors. The program promises songs and dances for June 10 and 11.
Mr and Mrs J R Furbay spent Tuesday in Marion as guests of Dr and Mrs Edgar Stranahan for the day.
The notice asks readers to check the paper for an expiration date printed after their name and to renew if needed. It emphasizes verifying the date on the document.
The nineteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dhonau was celebrated with a Tuesday June 2 pitch in supper. Twelve guests attended a decorated dining room with a miniature bride and groom centerpiece and nineteen candles. The menu included rye bread barbecue sandwiches baked beans deviled eggs potato salad and ice cream cake.
Mrs Merle Kemple entertained the Merrymakers club at her home northwest of Arlington Tuesday evening. Eleven members and one guest enjoyed the evening with dance music by Mrs Ernest Beckner. Piano selections were played during the social hour and refreshments were served by candle light in pink and green.
Mr and Mrs Harold Ruby entertained Mr and Mrs Homer Miller of Chicago at the Kopper Kettle Inn in Morristown Tuesday evening. Mrs Louis Humes and daughter Rosalie visit Mrs Myrtle Miner and others in Cincinnati while P T McNabb and family of Fort Wayne spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs G B McNabb.
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