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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1934
Page
4
A reflective verse recalls a Puritan grandmother and the debt she bore to God. The speaker imagines carrying her torch along a road of travail and steady living, seeking to keep it unsullied and straight as a personal vow.
The Friendly Circle will hold a market on Saturday December 8 with details to follow in next week's issue. Numerous local social, family and school events fill the week from Thanksgiving break to baby announcements and weekend visits across Rush County and nearby towns.
The Morton family gathers for Thanksgiving as talk turns to the missing son Tom who has been absent for months. A radio call reveals Tom's voice announcing for a local station and soon he arrives, having built a radio studio job nearby. The family plans to welcome him and share a special holiday.
Miss Gladys Sparks and Owen Gray visited Mr. R. K. Winslow in Westland on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lou Nelson thanks neighbors for aid after a small Rear of her home fire Monday. Frank Reddick Russell Reddick and daughter Maxine traveled to Rushville Saturday. Luther Gibson hosted Sunday chicken dinner for Charles Marshall and William Marshall with trained animals and high diving acts.
The Stewardist Board of the A. M. E. Church will host a supper Tuesday evening December 4 in the Charlie White room. Mt. Pleasant Missionary Society met at Mrs. Emma Buckner's home last Wednesday afternoon. The study text is The Negro Around the World. The society will meet with Mrs. Ella Coleman on Wednesday December 5.
The text notes a July 21, 1620 fast decreed before the Leyden to America voyage and a July 16, 1623 fast proclaimed after landing at Plymouth. It describes the colonists’ hardships and their reliance on God with a day of fasting from sunrise to sunset and hours of prayer.
Miss Eva Johnson will spend Thanksgiving with Miss Elizabeth Woods at Knightstown and will also visit friends in Newcastle on Friday.
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