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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1940
Page
6
R C McNabb recounts a senior class tour detailing stops in Annapolis Baltimore Philadelphia Gettysburg and Canton. He praises driver Jerry Mason of Vincennes Indiana and notes mothers club funding for the trip as crucial for spending money durante travels.
Library notes announce twelve Yale University Press volumes donated by a friend are ready for circulation. The Beginning of Yale by Edwin Oviatt will appeal to general readers, with illustrations enhancing the handsome volume. Essays of WM Graham Sumner edited by Keller and Davie feature Sumner’s writings, noted for challenging prevailing beliefs.
Murray S. Kenworthy leads Carthage Friends with worship and Bible school at 9 30 a m. The union service features a prelude by Clarence Day and sermons on realism. A midweek service at 7 30 p m discusses how prophets got their messages.
B F Beefus Bryan of the University of Texas set a new Drake Relay pole vault record last Saturday with a height of 14 feet and one sixteenth of an inch. The previous mark was 13 feet 11 inches by Tom Warne of Northwestern University in 1930.
The notice outlines Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 union meeting preacher Brother McMillin midweek prayer Thursday 7 30 p m revival services begin Tuesday May 7 and run through Sunday May 26 music and preaching by The Mart Brothers moral support of every Christian in the community is solicited for a blessing to all churches and the community.
Fletcher Methodist church outlines midweek service at 7 30 tonight at the Oliver Earnest home. Sunday school at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30. Union service Sunday night at 7 30. May meetings of W F M S and Fidelity class next week. District Conference at Connerville May 15 and Children's Day on the second Sunday in June.
Silver plated Pan American trumpet in first class condition priced at 20 dollars. Terms to a responsible party. Contact Mary Frances Pollitt Gwynneville Indiana.
At Arlington Christian church Rev T E Tomerlin was honored with dinner and farewell services attended by East Street Christian members led by Pastor Wayne Newcum and Ass't Supt Charles Blankenship. Union services are planned for Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with Rev C V MacMillan preaching. A parable about a gardener named Smith ends with the line But he won't.
Christian Science Society Rushville invites the public to Sunday services at 10 45 in Rush County Bank rooms 7 and 8 and Sunday school at 9 30 for youths up to 20. The lesson sermon May 5 titled Everlasting Punishment includes Proverbs 10 29 and biblical citations.
The passage cites Romans 8 6 13 on mortifying body acts to gain life. It adds from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health a call to apply faith to mind study rather than sensual pleasures. It argues disciplined study redeems humanity through Truth and Christ and elevates spiritual understanding.
A compact 10 by 12 building offered for sale by Fred Sohn. The listing notes a simple structure available to the buyer and provides no further specifications or terms.
Out of town relatives and friends attended the Henley funeral. Names listed include G Leonard Clark E P Trueblood Marian Naber of Richmond Lowell Henley and children John and Sarah James H Ball Florence Ball A M Miller Clifford Stevens Lawrence Clark S Coleman Rushville Hadley Clark Cambridge City Jeannette Henley John C Henley Indianapolis Effie Steele James Steele New Castle E D Lewis Manilla Anna Rogers Pendleton W J Porter Scott Buell and children Sarahe Scott Jr Greensburg Lester Bailey Shelbyville.
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