Fall Festival at St. Rose of Lima Church Saturday
St. Rose of Lima plans a Fall Festival on Saturday October 25 with a community dinner from 5 30 to 8 30 p m. The event includes games candy sale and a sale of fancy work under W L C and features the Woman's Literary Circle meeting October 20 and a reading of The Innocents From Indiana by Emily Kimbrough hosted by Mrs Bayard Baker.
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St. Rose of Lima
St. Rose of Lima Church
Knightstown
W. L.C
Woman’s Literary Circle
Fred White
Innocents
Indiana
Emily Kimbrough
Bayard Baker
Kelly Veach
Veach
Frank Bly
Randy McClurg
Mike Watkins
Larry Marsh
David Ruby
Jimmie Bilis
Gary Clayton
Warren Phelps
New Castle
Sunday worship invitation amid building program
A church invites readers to Sunday night services and Sunday school, noting ongoing building expansion with three new rooms this season and plans for three more in spring. The note encourages members and newcomers to attend, participate, and seek personal help in return.
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Christian
Christian Church Service Note at Basil Stultz Parish
The Christian Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by James Ellis superintendent with the lesson Jesus Demands Sincerity from Matthew 6. Worship and communion follow at 10 30 the pastor delivering the sermon. choir director is Mrs John Wagner and pianist is Mrs Harold Ruby. Attendance last Sunday was 105 and readers are invited to worship.
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Basil Stultz
James Ellis
Jesus
Mathew
John Wagner
Harold Ruby
Fletcher Methodist Guest Speaker on Layman's Day
Morning worship at 10 30 with Dr R D Beck of Connersville as guest speaker. Beck is a retired Methodist minister and former district superintendent of North Indiana Conference. Church services include piano by Dorothy Edwards and organist Mrs Ruth Hunt.
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Urie V. Faris
Hubert Hunt
Raymond Manche
Dorothy Edwards
Marilyn Leisure
Ruth Hunt
R. D. Beck
Connersville
Beck
North Indiana
New Science Hall At Earlham College To Open In Oct
Earlham College in Richmond Indiana plans a week long convocation from October 20 to 25 to dedicate two new buildings Dennis Schience Hall and the Stout Memorial Meetinghouse. The facilities host the Joseph Moore Museum and science classrooms with a Nobel laureate speaker Wendell M Stanley and other experts. The dedication will feature speeches by Charles F. Kettering and Sir Oliver S. Franks.
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David Worth Dennis
Earkham College
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
David Worth Dennis Schience
Stout Memorial Meetinghouse
Earlhant
Society of Friends
Dennis
Joseph Moore
Elton Trueblood
Earlham
William Biddle
Wendell M. Stanley
Church Services and Events at Local Congregation
Edgar C White pastor Loyall Hunt superintendent Mildred Nigh assistant Supt Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 40 Young People 6 30 evening service 7 30 prayer meeting 7 30 Thursday Prayer does not change Gods mind Rev Rich preached Examine Yourselves Vanzil Clay delivered The Almost in the night service
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Edgar C. White
Loyall Hunt
Mildred Nigh
Young People’s Meeting
Rev. Rich
Vanzil Clay
Weekend church notices cancel services for anniversary events
Everett W Chapman, Alta Carr, and church leaders are listed as staff for the Sunday School. There will be no worship next Sunday October 19 so members may attend the 50th anniversary service of the Five Years Meeting at East Main Street Friends Meeting House in Richmond at 10 30 a m. On Sunday October 26 Carthage Friends Church hosts homecoming with worship at 10 30 a m a basket dinner at noon and a 1 30 p m program public invited.
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Everett W. Chapman
Alta Carr
Beulah Osborn
Flora Heim
Mary Robertson
District preachers meeting yields strong participation and goals
The district gathering on Tuesday October 7 with about twenty churches represented by pastors and spouses or lay members concluded successfully. The Indiana Conference vice president led sessions on church extension while Rev. E L Keirstead outlined annual objectives, aiming to boost service for the Lord. The Young Married People's class earned a day trip to Clifty Falls State Park, funded by the Sunday school, by a narrow margin over the Adult class.
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Indiana Conference
E. L. Keirstead
Clifty Falls State Park
T O G Club Hosts Time-Themed Luncheon
Mrs. George Moore presided as hostess for a Rushville T. O. G. club luncheon held Thursday. Guests were members who dressed to match the era, reflecting the event’s period theme.
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George Moore
S. and C. Club
Hattie Caldwell
Rushville
T. O. G. Club
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