Garden Club Postpones Carthage Meeting to May Fifteen
The Carthage Home Garden Club has postponed its next meeting to May 15 Tuesday. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs William Magee and daughter Jackie with college friends Melba Stidham Mary Wiley and Joan Arnoldt from Ball State Teachers College.
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Mary Wiley
Joan Arnoldt
Ball State Teachers College
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Anderson
Cattle Market Outlook Cited By Purdue Economist
Purdue University extension agronomist M Paul Mitchell says the fed cattle market should stay strong for three months with top grades possibly slipping by mid 1962. He notes a moderate price drop for top grades, urges prompt marketing for finished cattle, and recommends fast gains for cattle under 900 pounds. He cautions against assuming permanent price improvement and links feeder cattle values to slaughter cattle prices amid a cyclical downturn.
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Purdue University Extension Agricultural
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Church Services and Leadership at East Street Christian Church
The East Street Christian Church led by Robert Kendall offers worship and communion at 10:30 with a sermon by the pastor. May elders are Harold Ruby and Charles Blankenship. Lesson titled Christians in a Pagan Society follows 1 Peter 2 9 21 with thought on communion with Christ bearing faith and miracles.
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East Street
Robert Kendall
Dale May
Mary Joseph
Sally Bush
Sherry McKain
Harold Ruby
Charles Blankenship
Church Service and Worship Times
Church of the Nazarene announces Sunday Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 10 30 a m N Y P S and Junior Service at 6 45 p m Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m Prayer Service on Web and Wednesday evening All are welcome to worship.
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Kenneth Todd
Jon Smith
Janet
Jane Hunt
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Alta Canfield
Helen Patten
Linda Wells
Bernice Logan
Kathy Heim
Alta Carr
Betty McClurg
Virginia Vesta
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Sentry at Napoleon image warns of neglect and readiness
The Upper Room devotional cites a Napoleon image showing a sentry asleep while the emperor stands guard. It parallels Jesus teaching to watch and take heed for readiness, urging faithful service and constant kingdom work. The prayer asks for steadfast post and vigilance in faith.
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Jesus
Christ
Bette Beckingham
Australia
Track meet results crown multiple winners across districts
In the finals Morton leads with top spots across events. Standout performances include Ditton Morton winning the 100 and 220 dashes, McCorkle and Bridges taking the 440 dashes for Ktown and M-town respectively, and Weber Liberty winning the Mile. Relay victors include Liberty in the Mile Relay and Morristown in the 880 Relay with Centerville close behind.
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Tabor
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Mathews
Knightstown
Four Ways (Continued from page one) your rocker some later day
CHS MEMORIAM TREE PLANTED The Senior class planted a tulip tree Tuesday in memoriam of Rog er Allen Bevers. Later in the year, the class is going to get a plate to go under the Senior' picture. HS- CONFERENCE MEET HELD The East Central Conference track meet was held April 27 at Morton. It was a very close meet with the pole vault finals deciding the winner of the meet. Morristown won the pole vault and the meet. The final placings for the teams were Morristown first, Knightstown second, Liberty third, Spiceland
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Morton
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Knightstown
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