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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1941
Page
3
Charlottesville Friends Church schedules a union morning service with township churches this Sunday June 1 at the school building. Bible school at 9:30 a.m. Worship at 10:30 a.m. Junior to Adult Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Gospel service at 7:30 p.m. Ministerial student Truman Whitaker from Marion College preaches. Prayer meeting follows Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
The Tuesday club met April 20 at the homes of Mrs. Mary Wales and Mrs. Jean ette Sheehan with Mrs. Maude Reis er assisting. Seventeen members and two guests attended. Planning for a debt day at Riley Park on June 10 was set with a pitch in dinner and a Riley house tour. A program featured Clara Roudebush singing and Ruby Oldham presenting a paper on Mother. The group closed with a singing of Till We Meet Again and adjourned to September.
Indianapolis stunt ace Cliff Berge has come close several times finishing seven money positions and 1939 was his nearest escape, but he has yet to flash under the wire as winner at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Indiana hosts the third annual National Hampshire Type Conference at Purdue University in West Lafayette on June 23 and 24. Hampshire breeders, judges, packers and swine specialists from across the country will judge purebred stock and participate in a major carcass cutout demonstration featuring twelve barrows in three weight classes.
The article celebrates Big Bend National Park in Texas as a dramatic union of three famed monuments and parks. It describes an 800000 acre landscape where desert and high mountains meet deep canyons near the Rio Grande, noting formations dating back about 100 million years and vivid scenery reminiscent of Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, and Painted Desert.
Townsend club No 1 held a Sunday pitch in dinner at Walter Creek home with many Arcadia residents visiting from nearby towns. Christian church services drew about 200 attendees as craft displays by children and teachers were shown.
A traveler describes the Chisos Mountains and surrounding Rio Grande canyons as a dramatic volcanic landscape with multicolored rock bands and petrified trees. He notes the area’s remote wilderness status, impending lodge development, and a carved Apache figure named Alsate on a colossal cliff as a symbolic guardian of the preserved national park.
Congressman John W. Boehne Jr of Evansville Indiana takes up needlepoint as an unusual hobby spending much spare time on a large wall hanging.
The new city ordinance in Pell City Alabama forbids loafers to lean against show windows on Main Street. Officials cite safety and storefront preservation as the rationale for the rule.
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