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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
3
Lesson outlines Timothy’s godly parentage and upbringing, his call and training under Paul, his Christlike character, and his ministry as Paul’s co-worker and Ephe su s pastor. It stresses steadfast faith, courage, and guarding gospel truths amidst trials.
A compact adage from Van Dyke urges restraint in judging others and in sharing unverified or unnecessary remarks. It emphasizes withholding negative beliefs and avoiding gossip unless essential, with a moral reminder that truth and intention matter.
A concise reflection quotes Sir Matthew Hale on judging men by deeds rather than birth. It contrasts merit with accidental lineage, emphasizing actions over pedigree.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. McFall serve as station helper during illness. Marion Munden replaces him. Carl Norris begins long distance hauling for GO Forwarding Co. L. D. Forwarding operates from Anderson. He left last Friday for his first trip. Harriett Lee Madry and Norma Jean Artis of Kokomo spent summer with the for mer's. Mrs. Ethel Linda Watkins. Stella Gottlieb of Rushville visited Roy Small and family, returning last Friday. John Brooks family visited Milroy and Mays. Ralph Winslow and Anna Sipe visited Mrs. Sarah Sipe for her ninety first birthday in Orange Sunday. Holloway, PF Miller, and Barber called on Mr. and Mrs. McCrory.
Arlington forms a county wide recreational program under federal aid led by Lowell Collyer with county staff William Funderbank Jr. and an Arlington committee including Rev Morris Wilson chairman James Hyatt vice chairman Lowell Hutchinson secretary treasurer Clarence Northam trustee and Herman Dyer Rev Gladys Marsh and Roy Swain.
Mrs A McCrory is noted as the daughter of Dr and Mrs Miller. The piece records various Sunday or Monday visits, including Dr and Mrs F M Miller, Mrs Barber in Martinsville, Mr and Mrs Russel Carfield near Rushville, Mrs James Carfield’s household, and Bar Bloomington evening calls with the Bentleys.
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