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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
5
The Girls 4-H club met in the school building with eighteen members and one guest. Demonstrations included baking spice cake, correct table setting, and sewing seams. Refreshments were served by the entertainment committee chaired by Alice Hunt. Next meeting scheduled for June 30 at 9 30 a.m.
Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Jones of Pendleton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Herkless and many others attended Sunday night services at the Christian church in Wilkinson led by Pastor Rev. Claude Sabin. Attendees included several couples and their children, among them Mr. and Mrs. Lou McCorkle, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Nigh, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stoten and son, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ruby and daughter Betty Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Munden and children, Mrs. Roy Munden and daughter, Mrs. D'Anna J. Sipe, Mrs. Joanna Gibson and Mrs. Ella Crawford.
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Willard Cox of New Castle with Mr and Mrs Earl Addison and family. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Fred Stevens and Mr and Mrs Carroll Stevens of Mays.
Miss Maxine Ewing entertained Miss Jeanne Addison and Miss Juanita King at a slumber party Saturday night. On Sunday they traveled to Rushville for dinner.
Dinner guests included Mrs. Mary Jessup of Westland and Miss Maxine Jessup of Indianapolis hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson and son Claude. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pearson.
An enjoyable day was spent at the home of Mrs. Bayard Baker on Thursday when she entertained the T. E. C. club of Pendleton for an all day meeting. The club was organized twenty nine years ago. Guests included Mrs. Rosa Bolinger Mrs. Raymond Rogers Mrs. Jesse Shuman Mrs. Virgil Jones of Indianapolis and Mrs. Olive Stockman Cornwa! On The Hudson.
Dr and Mrs S H Riley ard daughter Marilyn and Mr and Mrs S Palmer of Jamestown were Sunday guests of Mrs Renadiil and son Frank and Miss Carrie Charles. Afternoon callers included Dr W J Porter Mrs Jean Buell and daughter Sarale and son Buddy of Greensburg Miles Newby of Des Moines Iowa Earl Newby of Chicago and sister Mrs Lizzie Woodard and son Earl and daughter Mrs Reginald Bell and Mrs Minnie Parker of Knightstown.
A. J. Carr departed Sunday night for a ten day business trip to California. He will visit multiple firms during the trip and return with updates on ongoing projects.
Mr and Mrs Al McDaniel and Mrs Raymond McDaniel were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Everette Price in Arlington. The gathering highlighted family ties and friendly hospitality in a quiet local social note.
Mr and Mrs Jack Overman visited Mrs Sul livan and Miss Katherine on Saturday evening. Sunday they joined Mr and Mrs Sullivan and daughter for dinner with Mr and Mrs Donald Martin in Gwynne sville and attended the United Brethren church homecoming.
Mr and Mrs Walter J. Phelps were Sunday evening dinner guests in Rushville with Mrs Grace Phelps and Ray Gurley, sharing a communal meal at the Phelps residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruby and their son John Allen hosted Father’s Day guests including Mrs. Ruby's father Ora Siler and Mrs. Siler, Russell Siler, and Mrs. Joanna Gibson for a family gathering.
Guests Mr and Mrs Paul Kenworthy and their children Jimmy and Alberta with relatives from Russiaville attend Sunday service at the Friends church and share dinner with Rev and Mrs M S Kenworthy and Milton Kenworthy. Afternoon visitors and overnight guests from Amboy are listed.
Mrs. Merle D. Hill and Miss Sarah E. Hill were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnson near the I. S. and S. C. Home Sunday evening.
The Father and Son Banquet sponsored by the Friendly Circle drew fifty eight attendees from the Fathers and Sons groups. Jimmy Henley acted as toastmaster with music by Richard Doherty and Hoyt Addison, as Rev. Kenworthy spoke for the fathers and Joseph White for the youths.
Mr and Mrs Frank Overman visited Indianapolis to join Mr and Mrs Stuart McKnight for Father’s Day and a birthday celebration. The couple discovered a three month old baby boy they plan to adopt, making the day a joyous occasion at the McKnight home.
Mr and Mrs Roy Herkless hosted guests Sunday including Mr and Mrs Charles Midkiff and Harvey Gil sor of Knightstown, and Mr and Mrs Donald Stoten and their son Don eld Jr.
Miss Abby Clark entertained Sunday dinner guest Mrs. Ella McTivaine at her home.
Mr and Mrs Donald Stoten entertained for dinner Friday evening with Rev Orrow Kennerly and wife Rev Claude Sabin and family Miss Freda Fudge and Mr and Mrs Roy Herkless as guests.
Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. J. F. Leisure and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jessup included Mrs. Harold Rapp and daughter Janet of Detroit Michigan Mrs. George Rapp of Middletown and Mrs. Frank Bowers and daughters of Frank ton.
Thursday evening dinner guests of Mrs. J. F. Leisure and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jessup were Rev. and Mrs. Claude Sabin, their daughter and son, and Miss Freda Fudge of Wilkinson with Rev. and Mrs. Orrow Kennerly of Greenfield.
Rush county rural route carriers held a picnic supper in City park Rushville on Tuesday. Twenty members attended and Chester Dearinger was elected president during the business session. Mr and Mrs Grant Henley and Mr and Mrs Harry C Pitts were among guests.
The Fletcher M. E. church Friendship class gathered Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Walter Addison. Sixteen members and one guest Mrs Lowell Leisure attended. After business, Mrs J B Terhune read, then Mrs Charles Benson led contests. Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop and Mrs. Bishop's parents Mr. and Mrs. Orville Noah of Lewisville spent Sunday in Brookville.
A long list of Monday through Sunday visits ties Campbell Lebanon Indianapolis Muncie Anderson and Rushville across families and friends. Notable attendees include Rev Myers Mrs. Lineback Mr. Henley Mrs. Kennedy and many others visiting relatives and attending meals and social occasions over the weekend.
A vintage dessert guide describes mashing strawberries with sugar and lemon juice, letting the mixture rest, adding water, and freezing in a modern ice cream freezer with ice and rock salt. After freezing, fill with whipped cream, chill, and slice. Also details a stiff white cookie dough roll shaped into 2% inch pieces with egg wash for patriotic cookies.
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