Social rounds and club notices across Rushville area
Dr. and Mrs. George B. McNabb hosted a bridge night with several couples honored. Dozens of neighbors and families attended home economics and literary circle events, with lessons on furniture rebuilding and book reviews. A wide list of Sunday dinners, visits, and informal gatherings followed in Knightstown, Indianapolis, and nearby towns, highlighting community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McNabb
Bridge Club
Ross Tweedy
Carl Norris
Thomas Bush
Ray Gurley
H. T. Beher
A. W. Winfield
Lilburn White
John White
Hancock County Home Economics Club
Beatrice Zoone
Knightstown
Opal Nelson
Myrtle Weber
Wanda Truster
Evelyn Neal
George Snick
Jerry
Indianapolis
Hubert Hill
Snick
Chicago
H.T. Beher
Vevay
Madison
Russell Pickett
Nora McFatridge
Carthage
James Tarbet
Rushville
Mary Tarbet
Clergy and Local Families Share Weekend Gatherings
Reverend Andrew Stuart of Allen Nebraska preached at Walnut Ridge church Sunday morning. Numerous local families and visitors called on D. M. Binford’s group Sunday afternoon and evening. Contacts included Hunt Binford Kyser Pub low Linville Chappel Hoff and others from Manilla Lafayette Rushville Brown County and Richmond area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stuart
Allen
Nebraska
Walnut Ridge
BE. E. Hunt
Walter Binford
Clifford Shaw
Grover Kyser
Mattie Publow
Elsie Linville
Frieda Chappel
Talma Hoff
Manilla
D. M. Binford
Gurney Chappell
Charles
Lafayette
Jay Winslow
B. J. Chappell
Ralph Moore
Arminta Moore
Clyde Elmer Ruby and Son
City Hospital
Rushville
Walter Addison
Barbara
Henry Laird
Tommy
Brown County
Jesse Henley
Francis Robinson
Nancy
Richmond
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Waypenings
Entertain Bridge Club
Woman’s Literary Circle
A. J. Reynolds
America the Beautiful
Country Kitchen
Della Lutes
Harold Ruby
Home Economics Club
James Whitcomb Riley
Gertrude Adams
Gouldie Kyser
Dinnie Moore
Pitman
Robert Earl
Charles Pearson
Brookside Park
Olive Rucker
Ernest Heims
Louise
Omer Heims
Charles Heims
Dwan Earnest
Greenfield
Russell Tabor
New Castle
Leona Tribby
Murray N. Hadley
Howard E. Henley
Lillian E. Henley
Robert Henley
Hartford City
Fred Jessup
Maxine
Claude
Frank Catt
Thomas Gabbard
Phoebe Hunt
Gene Hunt
Alonzo Dalrymple
Ruby Stenger
Ralph Stevens
James Bartle
Vernon Dalrymple
Maxine Stevens
Mary Jean Smith
Charlottesville
J. Hugh Craig
Cadiz
Floyd Reddick
Roy
Lowell Reeves
Carolyn Jane
Lowell Ge
Joanne
Jack
Julia Jane
Emma J. Tweedy
Russell Brown
Arling
William Nelson, Sr
Howard Stout
Arlington
Henry Beckner
Franklin
Anna Anderson
Nora Mattox
Everett Hawkins
Near Westland
Louis Humes
Robert Martz
Rosalie Humes
Anderson
Wayne Propps
Pendleton
H. W. Propps
Mattie Clark
M. S. Kyser
Sharlee
Parvel Moore
Charlotte
Elvet
Jerry Ann
Morton Murphy
Bertha Jessup
Basil Hedgecock
Anna Phelps
Olive Drysdale
S. L. Newsom
Myrtle Carfield
Alta Carfield
Rebecca Healey
Marvin Norris
North Jefferson
Belvidere
N. C
Winslow
Ada Chappell
J. M. Chappell
Elisha McFarland
Earl Addison
Converse
Ed Bly
Bess Hazelrigg
Lewis Soliger
Norman
Greensburg
Guy Guthrie
Lucille
Frank Barnette
Walter Horton
Charles Estell
Leslie Pugh
Spiceland
Bearl Addison
Homer
Chauncey Gardner
California
Omer Wicker
Enos Coffin
M. F. Lovett
Louise Whitfield
Jane Reynolds
Clifty Falls State Park
Guy Ewing
Vernon Ewing
E. P. Stanley
Knox
Jesse Newsom
W.E. Warren
Muncie
Charles Swartz
Frank Overman
Fairmount
West Virginia
St. Petersburg
Florida
Bayard Baker
Laurel
Cambridge City
Harry van Degrift
Akron
Ohio
Katherine Kennedy
McFatridge
Ernest Cox
Lela Hurley
Joseph Custer
Gings
John Jessup
Henry Jessup
Elizabeth Leisure
Tyson Temple Methodist Church
Versailles
Indiana
Elma Doughett
Bruce Jordan
Betty
Claude Miller
Knightstown Furn. Co
REGAL
Great Northern Beans
Ydol
Chase & Sanborn
Oleo
Winfield's
Don “Red
Barry IN
Mion
Chester Morris
Jane Wyatt
Addison’s Market
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies
Super Suds
Anderson Oleo
Johnson
Carthage Grain Co
Hogle & Ronan
Rexall
Dic
Riker’s Petrofol
Medford Stationary
Jolly
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