Social and Personal Notes from Ww Ww Ss
An all day meeting with a pitch in dinner was enjoyed by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Mrs Thelma Stinger home. The business session was led by president Mrs Emma Ruby with devotional by Mrs Nelle White and lesson by Mrs Mayme McCarty followed by a biography of Thomas Edison by Mrs Lenore Thompson. Thirty one members and guests attended. Dr and Mrs J T Scull of Rushville attended. The Christian Helpers met at Mrs Stella Siler home with prayers for boys in service. Refreshments were served to twenty members, two honorary members and five children. A picnic dinner was held Sunday for 60 at Rev Basil Stultz home with an official board meeting. Robert Stultz back from overseas and discharged was present. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Ruby and other locals. Dr Paul C Foster and son Teddy visited Rev DeWitt Foster. The Rose Tea by the Choral Club celebrated its tenth anniversary at East Street Christian church at 4 PM with an appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Stinger
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Emma Ruby
Nelle White
Mayme McCarty
Thomas Edison
Lenore Thompson
J. T. Scull
Rushville
Stella Siler
Beatrice Ruby
Maxie Brooks
Elmina Parish
John Allen Ruby
Mary Reddick
Maggie Newsom
East Street Christian Church
Donald Ruby
Byron Benson
Near Center
Ray Buchanan Wallace
Donald Cook
Leon Cook
Fred Byers
New Castle
Carolyn Norris
Connersville
Mary Louise Hill
Paul C. Foster
Teddy
DeWitt Foster
Foster
American College of Surgeons
Holzer Hospital
Galliopsis
O. Teddy
Community Socials and Visits Across Rush County Lines
A Rushville social roundup details a musical program under Mrs. A J Carr with tea service featuring Mrs Louis Humes and Miss Sharlee Kyser. Listings cover out of town guests, local visits, birthday dinners, and travel of residents between Carthage, Connersville, Anderson, and Jamestown with frequent family gatherings and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Carr
Louis Humes
Sharlee Kyser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ww. S. C. Ss
Christian Helpers
Basil Stultz
Robert Stultz
Henley
Nightstown, Ind
Monarch
Hilo
Hunt’s Dog Food
van Camp’s
Navy
Oak Grove
Winfield’s Grocery
Buckle
Arctics
Goloshes
Ralph Dreyer
Knightstown
John Wilding
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Elsie Chappell
Providence
R. I
Shirley Nelson
Lois Reames
Virginia Collins
Betty Kinder
Charlotte Moore
Dreyer
Wilding
Miss Chappell
Hattie Innis
Milroy
Mendelssohn
Kerry Dance
Malloy
Night Choral Club
Gaertner Kreisler Ees MacMillen
S and E
Court House
Carthage
Purdue
District Farm Bureau
Memorial Park
Ripley
Jackson
Edgar V. Ruby
Henry L. Stinger
George Jones
George Craig
Dunreith
Will McMichael
Howard Crim
Shirley Gahimer
Ross Gahimer
Elmer McMichael
W. O. Moore
Dayton
Ohio
Harry O. Pitts
Moore
Rena Hill
Frank
Eva McDaniels
Mary
Margaret
Markleville
F. H. Riley
Marilyn
Jamestown
Clara Delinger
Flem Burton
Vada
Homer
Chester Anderson
Lois
John White
Robert Earl
Lilburn White
Lawrence Wales
Nameless Creek
Arthur Brunson
Willow Branch
Celia Alexander
Burl Miller
Bernard Dalrymple
James Nelson
John Stalling
Anderson
Ida Jones
Newpoint
Remington
H. L. Dreyer
New York
Bayard Baker
DeSchipper Cannery
Robert Porter
Henry G. Stager
Indianapolis
Russell Turner
Naval Air Base
Kansas
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
John Muesing
Irvington
Joseph Graff
Marlene
Jack Fagle
Carmen
Mary Lou ‘Alexander
Louise Whitfield
Shafer Lake
Monticello
A. B McCowan
R. R. Reames
John Payne
Charlottesville
Vinton Hudson
J. T Scull
Robert Walker
Duane
Greenfield
Lowell Geise En
Howard E Henley
Max Haas
H. E. Henley, Jr
Baby
Walter Chonau
Harold
Ruby
Richmond
Judy Lynn
Vandalia
Jesse Kizer
Ray Buchanan
Cook
Foreman School
Flint
Michigan
By d’Alessio
Lowe Bros
Harry G. Sargent
Basil Hedgecock
Carthage, Indiana
Shirley
Carthage Clover Farm
DeSchipper Pack. Co
Joseph Kiplinger
Claude Miller
I. G. A. Deluxe Coffee
Crisco
Hunt‘s Market