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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1939
Page
4
The Carthage Citizen details its editor and publisher ED E. Bly and notes weekly publication from Carthage Indiana. It lists rates for subscriptions including 1 year 1.50 Canada 2.00 six months 75 cents and three months 50 cents. It also records mailing as second class matter at the Carthage Post Office Indiana.
Arlington society column notes a host and guests for the Late Hour club at the Catt home with three bridge tables and refreshments. It lists attendees and announces plans for the Rush County Churchmen banquet at the C A church on April 25 with Daisy Cooley in charge.
Mrs James Posey presided as hostess for the Ladies Aid of the M E church on Thursday A cooperative luncheon at noon followed by a time of quilting provided a pleasant social afternoon for attendees
Indianapolis Thursday saw visitors including Mrs. Maude Lee Miss Dorothy Lee Mrs. Sam Gardner and daughter Jean Mrs Gratia Carr Mrs Delbert Winkler Mrs Carlos Heath and Misses Juanita and Doris Winkler among attendees.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Hutchinson and family attended a surprise dinner Sunday on Mrs Herbert Myer near Morristown. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Orville Nigh and daughter of Greenfield, Mr and Mrs Jasper Nigh of Carthage, Mr and Mrs Lowell Myer, Mr and Mrs Glen Myer and family and Herbert Myers.
The junior class hosted a party Wednesday evening for Phyllis Jean Beckner’s seventeenth birthday. Fifteen members and two guests enjoyed games contests and dancing followed by refreshments. Attendees included Marcella Downey Jenny Lou Glendenning Bernadine Macy Norma Alsman Marjorie Colestock Virginia Stout Edwin Wedding John Hester Jean McMichael Harold Stark Donald Nickels Robert DeMunbrun Leroy Hauk Alfred Rigsbee Kathleen Alsman and Betty Beckner.
Mrs. Russell Northam hosted the Merry Makers with three banco tables and two guests Mrs. George Alexander and Mrs. Owen Long. Each member received an April Fool gift from a Sunshine Friend and Easter refreshments complemented the gathering. The Colloquial club met with a two course chicken luncheon for twelve, a violet centerpiece, and a seed exchange. Mrs. Fred Catt directed entertainment with stunts and acts.
The Ladies' Aid society of Homer Christian Union met at Mrs. Emma Clingman's home in Homer with 17 members and 3 guests present. Roll call was answered by a Scripture quotation.
Miss Margaret Smith attended a one oclock luncheon at the Propylaeum in Indianapolis Saturday hosted by Mrs. T. G. Wesenberg. Various visits and social events are listed, including a Greenfield style show, institute attendees, and a Monday funeral for Mrs. F. H. Maxwell in Greenfield.
Major Bowes tribute in Larain Ohio April 1 and NBC CBS lineups feature Ray Heatherton and Tune-Up-Time guest spots. Napoleon Bonaparte story on Believe It or Not debuts March 31. April Fool programming plus Artie Show Clubs launch reported with Park Avenue base. Musical guests include Rolfe, Linda Lee, and Men About Town.
The three unions will hold separate services in their own churches during the week before Easter. Friends church begins Sunday night with the pastor in charge each night except Saturday at 7 30. Sermons stress Christian life and conversion themes. Jeanette Hadley of Richmond Ind editor of Friends Bible school published April 2.
Wesleyan Methodist Co invites attendance at revival meetings led by Rev. E. J. Hodgin. Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship and evangelistic service follow with increasing interest, stressing pure gospel preaching under the Spirit.
Be ginning pre Easter services begin Sunday at 730 p m and continue each night through the week. Rev Homer Biddlecum of Charlottesville will speak each evening and Rev Myers will lead in worship. Palm Sunday invites all to attend with 930 am Sunday school and 1020 am morning worship service.
The piece argues that despite plans the main limit is the calendar year. It uses figures to show how sleep meals vacations and weekends cut work time leaving only a few days for productivity. It concludes that only today offers real opportunity to accomplish what we ought to do.
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