Church Sermon to Open Fourth Beatitudes Series
Sunday school and morning worship start at 9 30. The pastor will preach the fourth sermon in a series from The Beatitudes with the subject The Glorious Vision.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
2
Sunday school and morning worship start at 9 30. The pastor will preach the fourth sermon in a series from The Beatitudes with the subject The Glorious Vision.
Epworth League holds 6:00 p m and 7:00 p m services with sermon Possessed by the Spirit of Christ. Dr J G Moore district superintendent preaches Thursday night March 26 in week night services at 7 30 continuing nightly except Saturdays through next week. You are invited.
Rev. Geo. Hotwager will preach this Sunday on "The Meaning of Christian Baptism." The sermon will cover the necessity symbolism and value of baptism and its significance for believers.
The life of the Christian group holds night services at 7 00 with growing attendance. Small meetings are praised for devotion and inspiration. A Sunrise Prayer Meeting committee led by Mrs Helen Ruby was named, with program details coming soon. Superintendent Donald Stoten pursues a drive to boost Bible School attendance. parishioners are urged to attend regularly.
Carthage Friends Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 with sermon on The Bequest of Jesus. Mrs Albert Heathcock to sing. midweek service Thursday at 7 00. Pre Easter evangelistic meetings begin April 5 led by Dr Errol T Elliott of Richmond.
The Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Pastor G Manchester announces Sabbath School at 9 30 Preaching at 10 30 Evangelistic Service at 7 00 Prayer meeting Tuesday night at 7 00 Missionary meeting April 1 at two o clock p m at the parsonage Psalm 115 Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly The verse condemns sin and scornful attitude.
The Rush County Young Peoples Conference met in Manilla for its annual session. 83 youths attended the banquet headed by Howard Anderson of Indianapolis. Indiana University quartet performed. Officers elected were Lowell Stiers president, Helen Maple vice president, Edith Geise secretary, and John Robert Frazier treasurer. Next meeting planned for March with location to be decided.
Manilla senior class presents a three act comedy The Lucky Accident in the school auditorium on Friday and Saturday at eight. All class members participate with three substitutions for Friday. Mrs Blanche Seddlemyer directs extra entertainment via amateur radio broadcast. Miss Clarine Carmony directs the play. Tickets are on sale at the Manilla school and crowds are expected.
Hancock County schools will extend the school year by five weeks, according to county Superintendent S. R. Boring. The move aims to finish the term with all students completing required instructional days.
By decree of the Bush Circuit Court the Carthage Building Loan and Savings Association seeks 1135.80 with interest and costs. The sheriff will sell on Monday April 6, 1936 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the north door of the Rushville Court House Rush County Indiana. The sale covers rents and profits for seven years of Lot No 9 in the Henley addition Carthage and if needed the fee simple of the estate to satisfy the decree. Sale proceeds to satisfy decree interest and costs with no valuation or appraisement relief.
In Rush Circuit Court March Term 1936 Peter J Sattler as Executor petitions to sell estate property. Defendants Newsom are nonresidents of Indiana and must appear by May 8 1936 or face hearing in their absence. Clerk Dale Fisher presided. Henley Cooper attorney for plaintiff.
The undersigned Ruth M Gray appointed administratrix by Rush County Circuit Court to manage Henry C McIlvaine estate now declared solvent. Date March 19 1936. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Rush Circuit Court Paul Benson Attorney.
Lawrence Gilbert Wall aged three died Monday after an emergency appendectomy at Fayette Memorial hospital Connersville. Funeral services were held Wednesday at New Salem M E church with Rev C A Fitz officiating and burial in North Cemetery Orange. he is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs George Wall, sister Dorotha McKibben of Brookville, brother Gilbert, and grandmothers Mrs Alice Wall of Glenwood and Mrs Jennie Meyer of east of Rushville.
Report notes five weeks remain in the Hancock county school year as calendars show continued classes and events leading toward summer break.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 10 30 a m for Mrs Martha E Fletcher at her son Claude Fletcher's home north of Homer with Rev O J McMullen officiating Burial followed in East Hill cemetery Mrs Fletcher a life long resident and widow of Francis M Fletcher died at her Homer home after a week long illness born October 1 1854 in Walker township to Isam and Mary Sampson Inlow She was a member of the Christian Union church Survivors include a grandson and her son Claude whose home received the body Thursday
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