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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1944
Page
4
Miss Louise Flick of Indianapolis spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flick. Mrs Verna S. Hill and Mrs. Mary Jessup were in Rushville Friday. Mrs Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Denham.
Basil Stultz pastor and George B. Moore superintendent announce East St. Christian Church Homecoming with a noon dinner. Rev. Walter Crawley speaks in the afternoon and Mrs. Josie Aikens of Rushville will sing. Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 10 30. A good attendance is desired.
Sunday school at Carthage 9 30 with class meeting 10 30. Preaching at Carthage 7 30. Prayer meeting at Carthage Thursday 7 30 p m. Blue River Sunday school 9 30. Preaching service 10 30. Wednesday prayer meeting at Blue River.
Rev Ozro Kennerly leads Sunday worship at 10 45 a m with Lord s Supper at 11 00 am Gospel message by the minister Men s chorus practice Tuesday at 7 30 pm All men urged to attend Proverbs 16 32 quoted by the church
A blunt community note urges residents to support the church by attending services each Sunday. It emphasizes the church’s endurance through conflict and the mutual need between the church and its congregation.
Hubert Hunt superintendent and Mrs Arthur White assistant superintendent announce church services at 10:30 with L A Lockwood of Rushville as guest speaker delivering the sermon at Fletcher Methodist Church.
Carthage church announces Bible school at 9 30 under Supt J A Reynolds and a 10 30 worship service on Sunday observing Men and Missions. Several men will assist the minister with the program and a quartet of young men will sing. Mid week prayer and Bible study meet Thursday at 7 PM.
Mrs. Gertude Jessup was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Pearson. Mrs. Jessup visited again on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Noah Leisure entertained at dinner Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Howard.
Leisure notes list Sunday dinner guests and afternoon callers from Indianapolis, Wilkinson, Rushville, Markleville, Cadiz and Carthage. A bridal shower honors Mrs. Charles Bever with attendees from Greenfield, Mays, Spiceland, Knightstown, Charlottes ville and surrounding towns. Other visits include hospital news, family gatherings, and travels to Carthage and Muskogee.
A serviceman heads to Camp Crowder Missouri after a brief leave. Tom Hufford has returned from the Methodist hospital and is much improved according to the report.
Indiana motorists are urged to prepare for snow and ice as fewer cars are on the road yet essential civilian economy relies on those vehicles. The State Highway Commission issues its annual warning early, stressing the need to keep essential vehicles moving through winter due to wartime transportation demands.
A white dog with brown spots and a collar is found. Contact Carl Carson with details about the dog to arrange return.
A note invites would be couples to contact Box 358 in Juliaetta Idaho for marriage arrangements. It calls for a response via stamp mailed to the box.
Authorities urged motorist and equipment operators to check cold weather driving gear and ensure it is in working order for winter conditions.
Mrs Rebecca Nigh of Carthage visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts and son George. Mrs Mose Kidwell hosted the home economics club with Mrs Kenneth Kidwell assisting. Otho Nicholas of Indianapolis spent Tuesday visiting his wife. Mrs Morris Shields daughter from Richmond visited Mr and Mrs Harold Hudson and family. Doyle Thomas and daughter Helen left for Fort Benning to visit her son. Mr and Mrs Walter Jessup visited near Moscow with Don Addison. Mr and Mrs Russell Johnston stay in a Texaco station trailer for a few days. Thelma Newton hosted the Thursday Circle. Mrs Charles Christopher of Salem is visiting sister Mrs Bartram Shields. Mrs L G Sapp's sister and baby from Fort Valley are visiting. Mrs Lester Nibarger operated at Methodist hospital Saturday morning. The Nameless Creek Literary Society met with Mrs Walter Addison. Mrs Bruce Grandison assisted. Dickie Nicholas fell from a swing at school grounds fracturing left wrist. Mrs Mary Condo of Wilkinson called on Mrs Adaline Keny Tuesday. Tommy Shields of Fort Monmouth, N J, is visiting relatives.
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