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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1941
Page
8
Fletcher Methodist Church announces a preaching mission led by Dr. Earle Naftzger starting Sunday night with services each night at 7 30 through the week except Saturday. The Spirit and the bride say come. Sunday school begins at 9 30 with the morning worship to follow.
The schedule lists a 10 30 a m preaching service a 6 p m union young peoples meeting a 7 30 p m union preaching mission service a district settlement day and W S C S meeting at Everton next Tuesday starting 9 30 a m and a pastor class every Saturday at the parsonage at ten
Pastor C. L. Shaw and Elvira McCorkle lead Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School with a Great Commission focus. Classes start at 9 30 with class at 10 30 and mid week prayer Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church.
Murray S Kenworthy pastor Gouldie Kyser S S Supt. Bible school at 9 30 a m with theme Christ s Commission worship service at 10 30 a m sermon How Far Are Christians Responsible for the Present World Situation Union service at 7 00 p m with Dr Earle Naftzger Knights town part of preaching mission series at Fletcher Methodist church Mid week worship Thursday 7 00 p m at the Newsom home March 27 moving back to the church from April first week inviting all without a church home to attend.
The Christian Science Society of Rushville holds services every Sunday, inviting local residents to attend and participate in prayer and reading of scripture. The group meets at a defined church space and follows the denomination’s regular worship format.
A local high school student wins the county oratorical contest. The speech denounces fifth column threats, praises democracy, and urges Americans to love their country. The piece quotes historical and contemporary anti-German and anti-Communist references and ends with a call to action: "Love America or leave it."
Grant Henley entered the Methodist hospital Sunday afternoon for observation. Mrs. Henley accompanied him and will remain during the week.
A crow entered Mrs William Miller’s San Francisco home, toppled a stack of dishes, chewed part of a dish of peas, and ripped a lace curtain in the incident.
Representative Springer denounces county A A boards for pressuring farmers to sign Government contracts. He calls for investigation by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration into boards in Indiana's Tenth District and removal of abusive practices.
The text accuses tactics described as alleged methods under instructions from Washington or driven by zeal to secure signers for 1941 contracts. It frames the actions as potentially improper while noting the context of contract signing and policy pressure.
The Fountaintown Christian church marks its 23rd dedication anniversary on Sunday March 30 with a noon basket dinner and an afternoon program led by former ministers G I Hoover and Ernest Addison. Awards for oldest and youngest attendees will be presented. public invitation offered.
A psychologist suggests companionship with attractive young women may extend life. The remark implies that personal health benefits depend on a husband’s tolerance, humor, and perhaps the wife’s shooting skill.
A solitary figure with no notable achievements proclaims his rugged beard as a symbol of strength in a terse, curious remark that taps into local vanity and bravado.
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