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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1944
Page
5
Hubert Hunt supervises with Mrs Arthur White assisting. Sunday school starts at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30. Dr J T Scull of Rushville will be the guest speaker and the public is invited to attend.
Howard Crim pastor leads Carthage and Blue River congregations with Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 for Carthage and 9 30 for Blue River. Prayer meetings occur Thursdays and Wednesdays at 8 00.
The Charlottesville Christian Church invites worshipers to a Sunday service at 10 45 a m with Rev Ozro Kennerly delivering the sermon The hand writing on the wall in the present moment of world s crisis Our Sunday school lesson for Sunday centers on Religion in the world crisis and the role of faith in daily life
The notice urges residents to join lessons on the life of a nation and to plan attendance for an upcoming rally day with reminders to remember and participate.
Pastor DeWitt Foster and J A Reynolds lead a Sept 24 service at 10 30 with sermon on Davids Helpers. Bible school begins at 9 30 with Mr James A Reynolds overseeing. Special choir music and mid week prayer meeting follow on Thursday at 7 30.
East St. Christian Church lists Basil as pastor Stultz served with Geo. B. Moore as superintendent Cecil Pike as assistant superintendent. Worship time is 10 30.
Funeral services were held at Thompson Funeral Home for Sylvester Delaware Moore aged 75. Rev Basil Stultz led the service with Mrs Maude Porter and Mrs H T Beher singing. Interment followed at Town cemetery. Moore, born November 7 1868 in Lewis County Kentucky, died September 7 at his Carthage home after a month long illness. He lived in Carthage 24 years and was a Christian church member. He married Roxie J Stevens on February 15 1887. Survivors include widow three sons Dennis Moore of Portsmouth Ohio John Moore of Shelbyville and Harry M Moore of Oak Grove City Ohio two daughters Nora Wells of Indianapolis and Lillian Porter of this place. Grandchildren and great grandchildren also survive.
Society items report visits in Shelbyville and Indianapolis with Mrs Earl Nigh Mrs Russell Parish and Mrs Clara Delinger in Shelbyville Friday afternoon and Miss Dorothy Herkless in hospital Sunday. New gingham dresses at Nelle Behem's Knightstown. travel notes include A L Tuttle vacation in Columbus and Seymour and Miss Mable DeMoss visiting Indianapolis Saturday. Staff Sgt Richard Herkless arrives from England visiting Columbus relatives and Carthage grandmother Maude Stewart.
We express sincere thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness sympathy and support during the illness and death of Mr. S. D. Moore. We thank Rev Basil Stultz singers and pallbearers and the Thompson Funeral Home for their care and aid to the Moore family.
Marcene Cook of Detroit recently stayed with his mother Mrs. Iva Cook and his brothers Wallace and Donald, sharing time together during a family visit.
The speaker argues that wartime success rested on individual duties and free enterprise. He warns that postwar policy must reject continued regimentation or risk failure, emphasizing workers farmers and innovators as crucial to rebuilding.
Springfield judge Charles Briggle sought a vest from material he owned after a War Production Board order blocked tailoring. The case went to the New Deal textile bureau and a stern request followed. The WPB relaxed the rule to allow him to have a vest made from his own material.
Sunday visitors included Mrs. and Mrs. Jesse Ruby hosting at Centerville with Robert Earl White a Rush county judge on the Lynnwood Farms outing. Betty Chonan of Indianapolis spent Tuesday in Carthage. Mrs. Arnold Wallen and children and Mrs. Emma Jones of New Castle visited the Reames family Sunday evening. Nele Behem's in Knightstown displayed fall and winter hats. Mrs. Walter Dhonau visited her daughter Betty Dhonau of Indianapolis on Monday.
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