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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1941
Page
6
Gouldie Kyser and S. S. Superintendent lead Bible School at 9:30 a.m. with Civic Responsibility Regarding Beverage Alcohol as the lesson. 10:30 a.m. worship sermon on Climbing Jacob's Ladder. Thursday 7:00 p.m. mid week worship. Friends of the Friends welcome.
The East St. Christian Church announces Russell Siler as the new Sunday school superintendent. Devotional exercises and classes begin at 9:30 a.m. with a lesson on Civic Responsibility Regarding Beverage Alcohol. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. includes observance of the Lord's Supper and an 11:00 a.m. sermon.
Hearty support and cooperation of the Sun day school pupils and teachers described as essential to the community effort.
Rushville Christian Science Society holds Sunday services at 10 45 am and third Wednesday monthly at 7 45 pm in Rush County Bank Rooms 7 and 8. Sunday school meets at 9 30 am. Probation After Death is the Lesson Sermon topic for October 26 with cited Bible verses and text from Science and Health.
Samuel M. Riggle delivers a sermon at Fletcher Methodist on civic duty and the drink problem. The lesson highlights God’s laws, individual choice, national decline and sober remnant triumph, condemning alcohol’s crime and social wreckage.
A local church sermon condemns drinking and links social evils to alcohol production and sale. It assigns responsibility to drinkers, manufacturers, voters, enforcers, and public sentiment makers, urging support for a sober public life and inviting attendance at 10:30 a.m. worship.
Grace Magee reports Stunt Night in the gym with acts by each class including Arriving or Leaving Television Gay Nineties Review Mock Wedding and Meeting of the Literary Society. Football remains a favorite activity as students enjoy rough play. First report cards go home Monday October 27 listing grades and attendance for 31 days. Basketball opens November 1 with a hoped win over Wilkinson to end a four year jinx.
Mr and Mrs Harold Culbertson were dinner guests Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Culbertson of near Sexton in a social gathering that featured family and neighbors.
Lod and Social Choral Club members plan a mask party on Wednesday October 27 at Mrs Ralph Dreyer's Knightstown home. Friendship class met at Mrs Filo Lineback's with Mrs Ida S Jones and Mrs Ann Parish assisting. Various local residents visited each other and traveled to events in Indianapolis Muncie Kokomo and Carthage Illinois. Private 1st Class Robert Tuttle returned to Camp Shelby after a 10 day visit. Passions Play seen at Murat Theatre in Indianapolis.
Hoosier Motor Club official warns Halloween pranks endangering motorists and children as steel shortages threaten replacement of danger signs. He notes signs like School Drive Slow and Danger Corner are placed with community consent to prevent accidents. Destruction could put lives at risk and raise legal responsibility.
The meeting climaxed with the literary club adopting the name Margaret Hill McCarter in honor of the Rush county novelist. Participants included Mrs. Carwein Hauk Northam Stout Stanley Wicker Hester Schauck Renegar and guest Mrs. Nell P. Brown.
The Rushville District gathered Tuesday at St Pauls Methodist church city wide. Rev R O Pearson led thirty eight charges and Rev Samuel M Riggle was chosen secretary succeeding Rev C V McMillan. Mrs Roscoe Brown attended from the local Methodist church.
Mrs. Thomas Langston of Indiana polis stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred White on Wednesday. She was formerly Mrs. O. S. Coffin, a resident of Carthage.
The junior class of 1943 expresses gratitude to Carthage residents for cooperation during their stunt night success. They thank patrons and pledge to continue pleasing the community.
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