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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1952

Page

2

Fidelity Club Holds Meeting At Stanley Home

The Fidelity club met at Mr and Mrs Roy Stanley's home on Thursday. Ruth Hunt chaired the meeting. Roy Stanley led devotions and Connie Fenner did roll call and minutes. Charles Whitfield reported on a pancake supper and was elected president. Laura Sandefur became vice president, Lillian Stanley secretary treasurer, Faye Whitfield assistant, with a program committee of Lillian Stanley and Phyllis McClarnon. Social bingo followed with prizes and refreshments served to admired guests.

Fidelity Roy Stanley Ruth Hunt Connie Fenner Charles Whitfield Laura Sandefur Lillian Stanley Faye Whitfield Phyllis McClarnon Hubert Hunt Kenneth Rhodes Hugh Porter Ralph McClarnon Elmer Fenner

State Fair Board Member Elected in Indiana

Gilman C. Stewart of Greensburg was chosen to serve two more years on the Indiana State Fair Board by delegates from Shelby Rush Fayette Union and Decatur counties at the Tenth District Agriculture Conference in New Castle on November 19. Stewart has served five years on the board and was director of the sheep department at the 1952 Fair.

Indiana State Fair Board New Castle Carl Tyner Stewart Shelby Rush Fayette Union Decatur State Fair Board

Sheep Barn Stands Among Finest in Show Trade

A prominent sheep barn, praised by showmen and livestock breeders, offers facilities to care for 1,500 sheep and aims to support exhibitors in every possible way. The facility is regarded as one of the finest of its kind.

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