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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1955
Page
2
Local society page lists entertaining dinners bridal shower and birthday parties with families Moore Blessinger Hunt Marsh and Ray. Club meetings include Home Economics Garden Club and O E S with devotions arrangements and installations. Various personal visits picnics shows and travel notes from residents of Carthage Rushville Mays Arlington Greensburg and nearby towns.
Members of the Ever Willing Workers Class at Shiloh Church held a pitch in at Riley Park Greenfield. Residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pope and son Larry, Mrs. Maude Cole, and others, are listed with recent gatherings, travels, and family visits across Indiana, Texas, Michigan, and Kentucky.
Mrs. Herbert Weidner expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for visits cards flowers and gifts during and after hospital confinement. She thanks Dr William Saints George McNabb and Richard McNabb for care. John Stanley also thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards visits and gifts during home confinement.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Carlton join the Cameron family reunion in Milroy with relatives from Coca Florida. Avis Havens visits son Charles Havens family while others travel from Winter Haven to see Major and Mrs Ralph Rigdon and their daughters Ann and Peggy. Newville welcomes Gary native C G Newby for a several week stay with sister Pearl Pollitt.
A compact list outlines church movements at East Street Christian and neighboring Wesleyan Methodist and Fletcher Methodist groups along with Walnut Ridge and Carthage Friends meetings indicating rising regional church activity.
Church notes list Eugene C. Sommer as minister Alta Carfield as superintendent Ruth E. White assistant superintendent Janet Heim secretary Betty Ball chorister and pianists Alta Carr Maude Porter Bet tina Murray. Sunday school begins 9 30 a m with classes and assembly morning worship 10 30 a m sermon A Half Baked Cake by Pastor Sommer Ministry and Council meet 7 p m Thursday with monthly meeting after. Members urged to attend and bring guests.
Fletcher Methodist Church announces Sunday worship at 10 30 morning service with Ruth Hunt organist and junior choir director. Weekly meetings include Methodist Youth Fellowship Monday 7 15 and junior choir rehearsal Wednesday after school. Dean McCoy Minister Hubert Hunt General Superintendent Lowell Brown assistant superintendent Dorothy Edwards pianist Marilyn Leisure secretary.
Bas Stultz is minister with William Willey as superintendent and Mary Ann Shutt as secretary. Sunday school starts 9 30 a m and worship with communion at 10 30 led by the pastor. Organists are Mrs Harold Ruby and Mrs Clyde E Ruby. choir director is Mrs John Wagner.
Reverend Flemming leads morning worship at 10:30 a.m. NYPS service at 6:30 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Mid week prayer 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Everyone is welcome to the Church of the Nazarene.
Louis Barrett and Lovall Hunt lead the Walnut Ridge Friends with Supt Mildred Nigh and Russell Nigh plus Janet Hunt as song leaders. Sunday school at 9 30. Christian Endeavor 6 30 at Meeting House Evangelistic service 7 30 Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday
Rev Rex B Kreig pastor Roy Turner superintendent Morning worship at 1030 Youth service at 630 Evening service at 730 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 Children’s service Wednesday at 630 A warm welcome extended to all to Wesleyan Methodist Sunday school
A preacher urges ministers to count any day without a conscious awareness of the Devil's opposition as lost. The lesson notes that in pursuing the Lord's work believers face opposition from the world and the flesh, with Nehemiah as a parallel. It identifies two general groups among his opponents.
A summary of Nehemiah’s account describing five enemy strategies including insinuation mockery intimidation appeasement and false motive charges. The text notes Nehemiah’s reply with frank faith vigilance prayer and dedication to the wall building effort concluding with the wall completed.
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