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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1941
Page
6
Pastor Frank F. Jones leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Russell Siler supervising and the lesson on Repentance and Faith stressing steps to spiritual birth. Morning worship and communion follow at 10 30 with a sermon titled Prayer In the Light of the.
Cross church outlines elements of prayer and a noon basket dinner at the church. Sunday school teachers and officers are urged to attend. The official board meets after dinner and the Sunday school cabinet plans United Christian Education Advance. Union services at Fletcher Methodist with Rev. Kenworthy preaching and Rev. Riggle hosting at 7 p.m.
Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m with class meeting after. Cottage prayer Tuesday at 7 00 p m prayer meeting Thursday at 7 00 p m no services here until November 23 due to revival at Blue River church led by Rev Glen Yates from Wabash Ind and pastor delivering messages at 7 30 p m all are invited
Samuel M. Riggle presides with Phyllis McClarnon as superintendent. The study, Salvation Through Repentance and Faith, centers on the Prodigal Son in Luke, stressing sincere repentance, the Father’s forgiveness, and restoration to the family. Sunday school starts at 9:30 with services titled God In Us at morning worship and a union Sunday evening service at 7:00.
The Rev. M. S. Kenworthy will preach the sermon at the union service on November 16 held at the East Street Christian church.
Christian Science Society of Rushville holds Sunday services at 10:45 and a third Wednesday service at 7:45 in Rush County Bank Rooms 7 and 8. Sunday school runs to age 20 at 9:30. Lesson sermons for November 9 focus on Adam and Fallen Man with citations from Bible Psalms and Ephesians and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
The Lcd Soil Home Ec Club meets next Thursday November 13 with Mrs Nelle White hosting assisted by Mrs Dinnie Moore Mrs Mary Willcutt Mrs Evelyn Neal and Mrs Marjorie Overman Bible quotations will be used and a Thanksgiving poem given by Mrs White The lesson titled Better Storage Arrangements is led by club leaders. Weddings and social visits fill the rest of the page with reports of cousins Mary Rockafellow and John Hillen wedding at Rosedale Baptist church Nancy Truster flower girl and the couple from Camden N J visiting Truster family nearby several wedding ceremonies noted including Eloise Ging and Horatio Davis at the Arlington Christian church with reception then Kokomo residency plans after military service lengthy social calendar details also mention hosiery ads and visits among Knightstown Cambridge City Marion and Noblesville residents.
Washington D C The American Red Cross focuses on service members with more than 10 000 nurses recruited blood for a large plasma bank and 40 000 000 surgical dressings knitted. Field directors at camps and reservations aid with morale family communication and rehabilitation in service hospitals and hospitals nationwide.
Grace Magee reports Carthage High School opened basketball with a 23 to 19 defeat by Wilkinson. Friday’s game against New Salem is noted. The C.-H.-S band performed school songs, cheerleaders Patty Alexander and Mary Brookshire were crowned, and eighth graders shared poems including Roses.
The Arlington Wildcats edged the Westland Bears 16-8 on Arlington’s first game on the Bears’ floor. Stevens and Callahan each scored four, Captain Watson led with six, and both Stevens and Dismore fouled out as Arlington’s seconds won 19-5 in the prelim.
Golden Rule Hatcheries in Rushville announces first hatch on November 17 is nearly sold out and bookings are open for the second hatch on November 24. The ad promotes broiler profits and urges customers to raise multiple flocks, with contact by phone 1516.
Mr and Mrs Earl Tweedy thank those who helped with the corn husking at their home on Monday and the ladies who served lunch. Room 215 Rebt Long Hospital Indianapolis.
Local friends of Miss Dorothy Sipe were disappointed Tuesday when they failed to hear her broadcast over Station WFBM during Book Week. She did deliver a very interesting talk on another Indianapolis station WIBC.
Judge James H. Edwards of the Madison county supreme court was suddenly stricken on the bench Tuesday. He is a cousin of Mrs. Walter Newsom and Mrs. Maude Stewart of this place.
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