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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
4
Women from six Carthage churches join in World Day of Prayer with a 3:00 PM service at the Christian church on Friday March 3. Revival meetings continue nightly at 7:30 PM with Rev. Pearson, a 25 year veteran preacher, addressing the crowd. Sabbath School at 9:39 AM and services at 10:30 AM and 7:00 PM invite all to attend.
The Owl Club and The Intermedi ate Boys directed by Mrs nyser and Mrs Carr presented a lively program at the auditorium last Tuesday. Isijam J Sayers pastor of the Aust Friends Church of Richmond il will speak at the Fellowship Supper next week during the midweek meeting. Also, Professor Bayard Baker of the local High School spoke at the Missionary Society meeting last Thursday.
Sunday School at 9 30 and Communion and Sermon at 10 30. Evening Services at 7 00 with subject Kingdom Building and An Incident on the Road From Jerusalem to Gaza. Young People Society meets Monday evening at 7 30. Ladies Aid held a Hard Time Social last Friday with Mrs P J Sattle in charge and music by Wal ter Addison, Ralph Moore, Russell Kennedy and Hubert Hunt. Cottage prayer meeting at parsonage tonight 7 30. Thursday is regular Ladies meeting at Mrs Walter Addison's. Next Sunday services begin 9 30 Sunday School and 10 35 preaching Rev N S Schoolfield subject New Moods for Old Miss Noble to lead League at 6 00. Evening Rev Schoolfield on The Measure of a Man. Saint Patrick Social next Monday at O C McCarty home.
The team finished the schedule and prepares to face New Salem in the sectional tournament Saturday morning. They practiced Tuesday at the Rushville gymnasium, the tournament venue, and the team cheers Follow Thru.
The Senior class held a Tuesday meeting and arranged for yearbook portraits to be taken at Henley Studio in March. The group began planning for upcoming activities.
The High School Girls Octette under Miss Gause sang several numbers for the Farmers Federation at the High School building last Monday night.
The Women's Literary Circle funds a Scholarship Cup for the top senior across four high school years. The 1933 graduating class will receive the honor at Commencement. Past winners include John Gray in 1930, Vivian Brooks in 1931, and Mary Lou Bentley in 1932. The silver cup sits in the office as a motivating goal for students.
The Weather Man's influence caused plaster to fall from Room 4 on Wednesday night of last week. Immediate repairs were completed and the room was ready for classes on Monday.
In class and out of class remarks detail Mr Behr as interesting and friendly Miss Gause as cheerful and gracious Mr Bair as accurate and amiable Miss Marsh as sedate and pleasant Mr Baker as dramatic and witty Mrs Gates as scholastic and chummy Mr Schultz as dignited and popular.
The equestrian statuette of George Washington, made of Austrian porcelain, was presented to President Hoover as a gift from the Austrian government to the United States in honor of the first president’s 200th anniversary.
The passage notes George Washington earned little wealth himself, mainly through inherited estates. His great grandfather expanded land holdings, his parents opened land on the Rappahannock, and by his birth the family owned much of the peninsula between the Potomac and Rappahannock. Mount Vernon passed to him in 1752 after Law rence's death. Martha Washington brought additional lands, and Washington held about 70,000 acres in Virginia plus 40,000 in the West after the Revolution, making him among the wealthiest Americans.
The Carthage Bluebirds lost to Maxwell 26 to 23 in Greenfield and earlier defeated Mays 23 to 15 on their home court. Heim, Mosier led local scoring while BlankenShipley provided Maxwell’s sharp shooting. The slow deliberate style and multiple fumbles marked both games as the season ended.
Miss Ella Brosius aged 75 of Cincinnati daughter of George and Evelyn Brosius died last Sunday night at the home of her niece Mrs Herbert Bertermann Death caused by a stroke of paralysis She is survived by Miss Ella Brosius of Indianapolis Funeral services were held at the home of Mrs Herbert Bertermann 1339 Cryer Avenue Interment made Tuesday February 28th at Indianapolis
Harry Elder of Hartford City returns home from work at the paper mill. Mrs. Stanley Murray Mrs. Robert Marlott and Mrs. W J Henley visited Indianapolis then spent time with Judge and Mrs W J Henley. Homer Binford and family dined with Mr and Mrs Harry Bentley near Greenfield. Custom hatching 2c an egg Clover seed sale at Carney Hatcheries phone 102.WHEN IN RUSHVILLE EAT AT THE INDIANA CAFE 125 West 2nd St 4t.
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