Raiders Target Knightstown Game On Home Floor
After two straight wins the Raiders eye their next matchup against Knightstown on their home court. They vow the long drought with the Falcons ends this time and urge support for an upset next week.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1940
Page
6
After two straight wins the Raiders eye their next matchup against Knightstown on their home court. They vow the long drought with the Falcons ends this time and urge support for an upset next week.
East Street Christian Church Carthage Indiana lists Lawrence Maines minister Forest Marshall Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 union evening service at the Fletcher Methodist church at 7 00.
Raymond Manche, S S Superintendent, invites Sunday school at 9 30 with the lesson Hearing and Doing. Preaching at 10 30 on Thank God for Burdens to Carry. Union service at 7 00 Sunday night at Fletcher Methodist church. November board meeting next Wednesday at 7 00 at the Lineback home.
Christian Science Society Rushville holds Sunday services at 10 45 in Rush County Bank Rooms 7 and 8. A 9 30 Sunday school serves youths to 20. All invited. The November 24 Lesson Sermon titled Soul and Body features the Golden Text from Psalms 66 8 9 and a Bible citation about praise and steadfast feet.
The text quotes II Corinthians 5 9 10 urging judgment before Christ and reward for deeds. It cites Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health affirming that selfish thoughts from mortal mind hinder spiritual growth and focus on the body.
Murray S Kenworthy pastor at Carthage Friends marks his fourth year with a morning Bible school at 9 30 a m on Attitudes Toward the Gospel Message and a 10 30 a m worship with a sermon We Face the East An evening union service at Fletcher Methodist Church at 7 p m features Rev Lawrence Maines of the Christian church The event is a community service all are invited Thursday mid week worship at 7 p m continues the Friends gathering
Earnest returned from Major hospital in Shelbyville and joined relatives and neighbors to gather seventeen acres of corn. Women supplied sandwiches pies coffee while a long list of helpers including Nelsons Marshalls Cooks Earnests and many neighbors shared the work. The group assisted William S. Nelson Jr. and enjoyed a day of community effort.
Friday results show Morton 34 over Manilla 27 and Milroy 34 over Sunman 30 while Mays 32 edged New Salem 24 Morristown 26 defeated Arlington 18 and Aurora 41 beat Rushville 40 Saturday Morton 46 over Charlottesville 31 Tuesday Harrison Two 27 Morton 24 and Raleigh 21 Mays 20 conclude the week’s intracity games.
Social notes from North Manchester recount visits by Mrs. Gerald Shirley and the Lacey party from Greenfield and Dayton Ohio. Jack Tweedy marked his eleventh birthday with schoolmates while Ross Tweedy hosted a bridge gathering. Attendees included the Gurleys Bushes Winfields and Behrs. Juanita Winfield attended a Butler luncheon. Prof. Schumacher showed 1937 Europe photos now ruins. Geneva Stunts event at Butler benefiting YWCA featured Kappa Kappa Gamma winning with Miss Juanita Winfield among the participants.
Indiana’s pheasant season ends as of Wednesday November 20 marking the longest open period yet and allowing hen pheasant hunting for the first time. Early reports say this was the best season for pheasants quail and rabbits with pockets of success across local hunts while quail and Hungarian partridge remain open until December 20 and rabbits until January 10.
Mr and Mrs Bayard Baker attended a Pendleton joint Masonic lodge and Eastern Star session where Mr Baker was principal speaker The Masons plan a Father and Son banquet in Markleville with Baker addressing the gathering Also noted W C Henry Boston stamp collector has glued 18000 postage stamps on his car as a paint substitute
The preparation for the 1941 Official State Highway Map has started and is planned for March distribution. T. A. Dicus, chairman of the State Highway Commission, says the map will show additions to the state system, route numbering changes, and roadside park locations. The 1940 map, used as the base, was praised by motorists as attractive and complete.
Mrs Lucille Shepley mother of Mrs B F Neal suffered a stroke four weeks ago and remains in critical condition in a New York hospital. Shepley has frequently visited here with Mrs Neal and family.
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