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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1940
Page
6
Friendship class members plan a June 18 meeting at Anna Butler's home with hostesses Thelma Rhodes and Dorothy McMillan. Roll call includes recipe exchange and Reading led by Bess Baker, with Katherine Kennedy handling entertainment.
Washington news lists numerous military sites including Hawthorne Nevada Annapolis Maryland Pensacola Florida San Diego California Quantico Virginia Parris Island South Carolina New London Connecticut Yorktown Virginia and the Philadelphia Depot of Supplies for the U S Marine Corps and Navy.
An Atlanta farmer at the capitol information desk asks where the veterans department is and whether it serves World War or Confederate veterans. He adds he has a sick cow and seems unsure which veterans group applies.
About half a million Hoosier anglers await the start of Indiana's fishing season on June 16 after midnight. Commissioner Virgil M. Simmons notes favorable weather could bring a record turnout as celebrations begin in northern lake regions and business is expected to rise with vacationers. The guide lists open season dates, bag limits, license costs, and several prohibitions for fishing, gear, and practices.
The church holds a midweek service Thursday at 7 30 pm and Sunday school at 9 30 am with a preaching service at 10 30 am. A special musical service follows at 7 30 pm Sunday night led by Captain and Mrs Hull who will conduct a songfest using many instruments. They previously assisted during pastor Brother Schoolfield's era and are remembered by many. The public is invited with a free will offering and a welcoming greeting.
Murray S. Kenworthy pastor and Gouldie Kyser S S superintendent invite visitors to Carthage Friends for Bible school at 9 30 a m with the theme Haggai Urges the Building for Gods House and worship at 10 30 a m with the sermon The Paradox of Being Alive Yet Dead.
Orrow Kennerly, minister Kenneth Earnest superintendent Ora Addison pianist Sunday school at 9 30 a m church services at 10 30 a m Children s Day exercises at 7 30 p m You are cordially invited to attend.
Our attendance last Sunday was 112. Why not keep it up and beat Old Summer Slump God needs stickers not quitters. Go to church this Sunday and show your loyalty to God's house.
Rushville Christians Science Society holds 10 45 Sunday services in Rush County Bank Rooms 7 8. Sunday school for ages up to 20 meets at 9 30. Public invited. Sermon topic God the Preserver of Man for all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday June 16. Bible verses and the Christian Science text guide the lesson.
The Arlington Merchants edged the Tex Specials of Shelbyville 3 2 on the Shelbyville diamond Sunday afternoon. Trailing 2 1 in the ninth, Arlington scored twice to win as Wes Mc Fatridge doubled with bases loaded for the tying and go ahead runs. Shelbyville added a sixth and eighth inning tally. Arlington pitchers Comstock R Miller Whitfield each worked. McFatridge Shaner and McCalip among hitters. Umpires Bass Beath.
The text emphasizes that greater material hardship strengthens faith and love. It cites the Apostle John declaring there is no fear in Love and that fear shows incompleteness in Love. It frames this as a definite inspired proclamation of Christian Science.
A sales pitch touts a 6 percent cubic foot size and 11 percent shelf area for longer freshness. It advertises a free copy of The 1940 Refrigerator Guide claiming authoritative tips to help select a 1940 refrigerator. State and local taxes extra.
Shirley Temple plans to quit the screen to live her remaining youth normally. She is 11 in April and has acted since age three and a half, playing leading roles from the start.
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