Mrs. Anna Butler Visits Rhodes Family Weekend
Mrs. Anna Butler of the ISSC Home was a weekend guest of her daughter Mrs. Charles Rhodes and family.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1944
Page
4
Mrs. Anna Butler of the ISSC Home was a weekend guest of her daughter Mrs. Charles Rhodes and family.
A rambler recounts a chaotic trip through a rural store where Uncle Ezra carts a cashier’s counter full of canned goods and produce. He describes scrambling for bundles, a helpful young girl reassuring him, and the final tally matching his wife’s calculation as purchases are boxed for home.
Charlottesville residents hosted Sunday dinners for Mrs. Mary Circle and Mrs. Max Van denbark and family from Indianapolis. Mrs. Fern Vandenbark of Wilkin son and Harold Hudson and family joined. Mother’s Day was spent in Rushville with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker and family.
Rushville residents spent Mother's Day with Grandparents the Rol land Jessups and Claude Walkers. Several local families hosted Sunday dinners including Wales Crider White Ramsey, and Bell. Pvt Carl Jessup and Mrs Jessup of Colorado visit relatives. Joyce Shultz and Patsy Ledbetter injured when a car backed into their truck.
The Friends missionary meeting met Wednesday at Mrs. May Winfield's home with Mrs. Jennie Henley leading. A Sunday afternoon event at 4 o'clock at Fletcher Methodist church will feature a choral club guest day program. Friday dinner guests included Pvt. and Mrs. Ralph McClarnon and others in Rushville. Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meeting was held Saturday at the Walnut Ridge Friends church with Merl Davis attending.
Richmond speaker Rev Murray S Kenworthy attended. Young Peoples Meeting with Vern Riley as guest speaker. Mrs Claribel Winslow and children hosted at church. Local families hosted dinner guests and visits span Mays, Anderson, Cincinnati, Dublin, Rushville, Knightstown, Greenfield, Shelbyville, and nearby farms.
Notice of appointment of Myrtle E. Henley executrix of Perry Davis late of Rush County Indiana. The Rush Circuit Court clerk Dallas Hardwick attested on May 3 1944. Newby Newby attorneys listed as advisers in the solvent estate proceedings.
J A Reynolds superintendent and Mrs Gouldie Kyser assistant superintendent announce Sunday school at 9 30 a m and church service at 10 30 a m Visiting speaker Milton Hadley of Quaker Hill Richmond will attend a well attended program with a good attendance hoped for.
Fletcher Methodist Church outlines Sunday school at 9:30 led by Hubert Hunt superintendent and Mrs Arthur White assistant superintendent in charge.
Rev. Otro Kennerly leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 45 a m The sermon titled Gods Unspeakable Gift calls for all to work together Practice for Children Day exercises begins May 23 with Sunday evening performances planned for June 11 All are welcome to participate
Rev. Vivian Stanley and Miss Mary Addison will lead evangelistic services at Carthage Wesleyan church from May 22 to June 11. Services begin nightly at 8:00. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school 9:30, class 10:36, and Blue River preaching at 10:30 and 7:30. Children’s sessions for five mornings at 10:00 Tuesday through Friday.
The article advocates urging mothers to enroll their children in the now accessible services, highlighting benefits and urging prompt action to secure program participation and child development support.
Rev J Clinton Brown invites all to a special May 28 service at 3 00 pm at the A M E Church The Old Rugged Cross program asks everyone to attend with friends ministers welcome and a day of worship for His service.
Mrs H T Beher and Mrs Jo seph Alexander visited Mrs Howard Tetrick, sister in Indianapolis, last week. Mrs Tetrick underwent a minor operation at the Methodist hospital recently.
Mrs. Oliver Earnest and Mr and Mrs Willie Nelson attended the funeral services Monday after a family death. Family members and local mourners gathered at the church for the private ceremony.
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