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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
4
Rev Cecil E Haworth delivers Sunday School at 9 30 with 103 present in place of 100 goal. Next Sunday Hon E A Miles Indianapolis attorney speaks 15 minutes at 9 30. Union Thanksgiving service tonight at Christian Church 7 15 with Rev Myers. No midweek meeting this week.
Rev. Geo Holwager leads Bible School at 9 30 with Morning Worship at 10 30 at East St Christian Church.
Sunday elected officers for the new year with Robert Bishop as superintendent and Stella Siler and Marjorie Coffin as assistants. Herbert McCorkill Jr. is secretary and Richard Sipe treasurer. They begin January 3 and meet Monday with Grace Phelps. Rev. Paul G. Preston will speak Sunday about the pension fund and preaches at Hannegan. Due Class Meeting postponed to December 2.
Rev. Robert H. Myers, pastor invites parishioners to Sunday services at 9:30 morning, 10:20 worship, and 7:00 evening. The sermon tonight discusses The Biblical View of Man. The note urges turning Thanksgiving into thanks-giving.
A book gift this week to the Library is Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T E Lawrence donated by Howard E Henley. The volume, first trade edition of the unabridged history, was privately printed in England in 1926. Miss George and her Freshman class visited the Library and explored cataloging, indexes, and Dewey system while locating materials for reports.
The school dismisses for a two day Thanksgiving break and students look forward to a Christmas program by the Glee Club chosen by Miss Warren. Senior rings are seven weeks late, there is no basketball this weekend, and students are free until Monday. The Senior class worries about a Christmas tree large enough for the school.
Biographical sketch of Joseph Henley born 1768 in North Carolina. He moved to Rush County Indiana in 1822 and settled in Carthage area, helped establish church and school, raised a large family with Peninnah Morgan, endured rheumatism and lived to 92. He died 1860 after contributing to Carthage’s early development. his descendants and local drivers are noted.
Ripley township school buses and drivers health certificates were inspected at the school building Monday morning. Officers from the Rushville police barracks conducted inspections of local drivers and of drivers and buses from other towns.
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