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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1957
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen announces a yearly subscription at 2.00 with a six month option of 26 weeks. The notice appears under postal details and mailing classification for Carthage Indiana.
Golden Dawn Farms of Ripley township exhibited four Angus steers at the Bourbon Stockyards show in Louisville Kentucky held November 12 to 15. They won a first prize for lightweight Angus and a second for heavyweight Angus with two other fourth place finishes. Owners Donald Stoten Sr and Jr attended. The firm plans to enter carcass and steer contests at the upcoming International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, leaving November 26. Purdue horticulurists urge gardeners to service and store tools for winter.
Purdue University poultry specialists advise feeding oyster shell to layer flocks to supply lime for strong egg shells and adding hard grit to improve feed efficiency. The guidance emphasizes shell quality and digestive aid through grit to support laying performance.
Mary Kizer age 87 known as Aunt Mary Kizer was found dead in her back yard around 7 PM after her mail was not picked up for days. Charles Whitfield, a mail carrier, discovered the neglect. Survivors include brothers Alonzo and Conrad and several nieces and nephews. Services were held at Thompson Funeral Home with burial at Friends Cemetery. The column also notes Sonja Henie Ice Revue attendance, Friendship Class meeting, and past local events from 20 and 30 years earlier.
Bloomington social notes list attendees led by Mr and Mrs Howard E Henley and others. The Friendly Circle event at Mrs H T Beher’s home attracted strong patronage and raised over $15 in a silver offering with orchestra and vocal numbers provided.
A fragmented notice lists churches including East Street Christian Fletcher Methodist Carthage Friends Wesleyan Methodist Walnut Ridge Friends and Nazarene. The piece encourages growth with a bold push Let’s Make It 500 Next Sunday across the riven community map.
Co L Davis led by Minister Hubert Hunt and General Superintendent Lowell Brown share duties for Sunday School at 9 30 a m Dorothy Edwards pianist Marilyn Leisure secretary Morning Worship at 10 30 a m Mrs Ruth Hunt organist M Y F meets 7 30 p m Monday Bible Study Sunday night at 7 30 p m Junior Choir each Wednesday after school
Robert A. Shockney is pastor with Alta Carfield and Lee Patton in leadership roles. The church lists Janet Heim Dean Gardner Kay Addison and music staff Alta Carr Betty McClurg and Maude Porter. Bible School at 9 30 A M followed by general assembly. Morning Worship at 10 30 A M. Wednesday Bible Study Life of St Paul at 7 P M.
Reverend Robert Malone leads services with Bertha Steward Sunday 7:00 p.m. church service. Sunday school superintendent is Norman. Wesleyan Youth secretary is Fuchs. Prayer meeting 7 p.m. every Wednesday.
Louis Barrett minister leads Walnut Ridge Friends Church with Donald Cooper superintendent Mildred Nigh and Janet Hunt as pianoists. Evening service at 7 30 p m followed by a prayer meeting at 8 00 p m on Wednesday.
The East Street Christian Church lists Rev. Robert Kendall as minister and Edith Hull as superintendent. Bible School at 9:30 with Carmen Walters as pianist, Martha Trowbridge as song leader, and Lavonne Spence as song leader. Worship at 10:30 led by Mrs. Lavonne Spence, organists Helen Ruby and James Ellis Jr. Y. F. meets Sunday night at 7:00.
The Carthage Band Boosters begin their telephone Christmas Candy drive on November 29. Call LO 53935 for Mrs Stevens orders. pd not.
A cafeteria supper is scheduled at Charlottesville Methodist Church on Saturday November 23. The event runs from 5 to 7 30 p m with a free will offering.
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