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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
4
Mrs Helen Schreiber of the Home Decoration Institute will present Home Chats at the Auditorium Theatre on Wednesday May 16 at 2 pm. She offers color schemes for every room and a free book on color in the home. Sponsored by Tweedy Lumber Company. all welcome. Also church notices from Walnut Ridge announce services and meetings with speakers Miss Mildred White and Rev Hubert Youngs.
Mrs. Howard E. Henley and three children returned Tuesday after a two week visit with her mother in Genneva New York. Frank Earnest, Mr and Mrs Floyd Collins and son visited Mr and Mrs John Richley south of Arlington. Mr. Wm Foust returned to Indianapolis after weeks with his brother Harry Foust. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunt and Mr and Mrs Donald Ruby and family of Maxwell were in Indianapolis Sunday. Chas Walker and family moved from West Baden to Indianapolis. Wade Walker visited in West Baden Friday. Knightstown Conservation Club meets at the Christian church Knightstown next Wednesday. dinner at 7:00. The general store at Fairview owned by Gilbert Mangold was destroyed by fire Tuesday night with loss several thousand dollars, partly insured. Mrs Mary Hubbard ill with gland infection, taken to St Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis for X rays under Dr Gatch.
The ad highlights enjoyment of reading hours with wit wisdom companionship and charm of the Atlantic Monthly. It invites readers to send $1 to The Atlantic Monthly at 8 Arlington Street Boston, celebrating seventy five years as America's most quoted magazine.
The Wesleyan Methodist church holds its third quarterly meeting with a Saturday schedule including preaching at 7 30 p m a business session Bible School at 9 30 worship and communion at 10 30 and an evangelistic pray and praise service at 7 30 p m A welcoming note is extended East St Christian Church plans a three fold Sunday program featuring a Mother's Day service a Bible School emphasis and a Lords Supper with an evening Mothers Day program to be presented by the Friends and followed by Benediction
The Friends Church community reports a ministry and oversight meeting at Mrs May Winfield home last Monday night. The Young Peoples Discussion Group met at Elmer Porter home Tuesday evening led by Robert Moore. A pageant titled Mothers of America with over forty characters will be performed next Sunday at 7 30 PM inviting public attendance.
The E L B O W event was postponed a week and moved to Mrs Grace Porter home with Mrs Elmer Wilkinson as assistant hostess. Epworth League held a County Rally at Rushville. Mid week church starts next Thursday at 7 00 with choir at 7 45. Missionary society meets with Mrs Addison Thursday at 2 30. Sunday activities include Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Worship at 10 35. The choir to sing a special anthem and Rev N S Schoolfield to speak on Motherhood and the Cross. Epworth League at 6 00. Mrs Ruth Hunt and James McFatridge lead this week. Evening service at 7 00 continues Mother's Day observance with Rev Boyd Tryon of St Paul as speaker and the choir presenting a special anthem. All invited.
A sunrise prayer meeting is planned for Pentecost Sunday May 30 with Young People in charge and outdoors weather permitting. A revival begins June 3 with Children's Day likely that day. Marjorie Triby is secured as singer and an Evangelist will be invited for week one while the minister preaches in week two.
The article describes the upcoming World's Fair in Chicago opening May 26 with the Avenue of Flags as a highlight. It notes 84 miles of free exhibits, fifteen foreign villages, low-cost meals from fifteen cents, and an average visitor spend of $1.17 last summer. Fourteen major highways access the site with ample accommodations and parking nearby.
Moore's Garage announces all auto tires will advance 15 percent next Tuesday. The shop carries Brunswick and Curfdory tires and tubes and urges customers to buy now for savings.
The column lists numerous social calls and visits across Indianapolis Newcastle Greenfield and Rush County. People mentioned include Homer Bowers Al McDaniel Chas Junkens Grace Drake Lillian Moore Betty Moore Arlis Lukens Jesse Kyser M S Parker Howard Glays Joe Walker Rosemary Rhodes and many others with gatherings at homes churches and clubs.
Wanted lawn mowing and house cleaning work by Robin Lesley. Junk of all kinds wanted with highest market price paid by Grant Hill. Soy Beans Dum field variety for sale by Chas Winslow. Lawn mowing and odd jobs wanted by Cyril and Doris Tetrick. Ford A Tudor overhauled for sale by owner Geo Holwager with cash or terms. phone 66 5112.
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