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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1952
Page
3
Hoosier Motor Club promotes its annual School’s Open Drive Carefully program with three color posters and safety tips. Richard T. James urges parents to map safest routes with traffic controls and for motorists to slow, watch for children, and be ready to stop.
Rush County 4 H Club girls won ribbon awards at the Indiana State Fair in the 4 H Home Economics division.
Dr. Lee Eichhorn state veterinarian spoke to county farmers at the courthouse Thursday about the state wide TB testing program. He noted 51 counties completed 100 percent TB tests and 41 more are slated for next year. Rush County will conduct full cattle TB testing next year under the program. Elza Hartwell, livestock sanitation board chairman, presided.
Mr and Mrs George Moore hosted supper Saturday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs George Higgins Miss Dorothy Higgins Mrs Ella Nelson and Mrs Leslie Heifner. The Higgins couple were weekend guests and Mrs Jesse New has returned home from visits to Marion Warren and Van Buren.
Sen Jenner exposes McCarran hearing testimony showing Communist atheism and party morality. He cites Romerstein on indoctrination and youth organizations, urging home and church education to counter Communist influence. The piece calls for bipartisan congressional action and church involvement in Indiana.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Binford and family of Shelbyville and Mrs. Anna Anderson at the Hawkins home. Other visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Luther Jackson of Fort Wayne, and a Sunday supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roland with guests from Anderson Cumberland near Indianapolis and Shelbyville.
The article contrasts politicians and statesmen, praising David as a true statesman. It argues unity and security—military, commercial, and internal—made his reign prosperous. David’s capture of Jerusalem and push for central leadership unified Israel, while his diplomacy transformed rivals into allies, securing the nation.
The Indianapolis Yearly Meeting of Friends opens in Richmond next Monday September 8 and continues through Sunday afternoon September 14 with activities led by Mrs Wayne Osborn as Superintendent and Flora Heim as Assistant. Mary Robertson serves as Sunday School Secretary. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m.
Edgar C. White is pastor Loyall Hunt serves as superintendent Mildred Nigh Assistant Supt Sunday school starts 9 30 am with classes for all ages Morning worship at 10 40 am Young Peoples meeting at 6 30 pm Prayer meeting at 8 pm Thursday No evening service to join Westland meeting Note about resisting gossip and warm welcome to services
Fletcher Methodist presents morning worship at 10:30 led by minister Urie V Faris with call to worship and sermon by pastor. Dorothy Edwards plays piano. Mrs Hubert Hunt organist provides prelude and special music. church school at 9 30 and benediction with chimes. You are welcome.
Basil Stultz serves as minister with Edith Hull supervising lessons on Humble and Great Hearted Leaders. Worship includes communion at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor. Choir director John Wagner and pianist Mrs Harold Ruby lead music. Last Sunday attendance reached 74. Mr and Mrs Morris Faris and children visited Rev and Mrs U V Faris in Carlisle.
Ray V. Gibbens of Anderson Indiana was elected unanimously to Supreme Prelate at the 64th International Convention of the Loyal Order of Moose held in Chicago. He has 40 years of membership, served in the Indiana Legislature and as Madison County recorder, and holds the Pilgrim Degree of Merit. Mrs Donald Staten Jr of Lafayette visited the Stoten family.
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