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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1939
Page
2
Local residents report visitors from Chicago Indianapolis and Salem. Union church events include protracted Friends meetings and a Peace Conference in Carthage. Charles Walker, son of a rural carrier, makes Indiana University honor list. senior class rehearsals progress for The Green Light.
Thousands of Indiana farmers prepare for a six day Farm Bureau membership campaign starting March 20 led by Indiana Farm Bureau director Larry Brandon. The effort aims to recruit all nonmembers, with counties and districts eligible for silver loving cups and an American silk flag as awards for reaching quotas and high participation. The drive follows strong 1939 membership so far and includes a pledge from 1200 farm women at the Social and Educational Conference in Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Allen of Richmond spent Sunday with Mrs. Allen's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Stone, in Richmond.
Church school 9:30 a m worship 10:30 a m union services Methodist church 7:00 p m prayer from St Francis of Assisi. Attendance March 5 Bible school 89 church 79 union services 30.
The notice promotes Sunday school at 9 30 a m and class meeting at 10 30 a m It urges bringing children to Sunday school Revival services begin March 19 with Rev E J Hodgin as evangelist and mid week prayer on Thursday.
Carthage Friends Church announces a 9:30 a m Bible school with the March 12 lesson The Power of United Prayer 10:30 a m Worship meeting themed What is Your Religion Doing With You 7:00 p m Union service at the Methodist church Thursday 7:00 p m Mid week Worship at Harry O Pitts home March 9 Monthly Meeting business after worship service
Arlington guests Mr and Mrs Ert Dearinger and Miss Jennie DeMoss dined with William De Moss and Miss Mabel DeMoss on Sunday. Roscoe Brown family hosted Friday. Maribel Marshall of Mays visited Miss Mary Louise Hill Wednesday. Mrs Harlod Morris near Cleveland and Mrs Charles Morris and son Yerry of Gary called on Carthage friends Wednesday. Mrs Kenneth Heafod spent weekend in Bloomingdale. Elizabeth Leisure and Edgar V Ruby, previously ill, are improving.
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