Kimberly Plank Birthday Party Highlighted by Gifts and Games
Kimberly Plank celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at her Carthage home hosted by Mr and Mrs Lyle O Plank and family. Prizes went to Sherry Chew and Gary Brown while a large group of relatives and friends attended. The event featured cake and favors as treasured gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Plank
Lyle O. Plank
Douglas
Kimberly
Carthage-Knightstown Pike
Sherry Chew
Gary Brown
Brian Hampton
Rob Winters
Karl Dulake
Gregory King
Rickey McKenney
Pennina Shields
Tommie Smith
Diana DeWees
Jayne Taylor
Theresa Whitfield
Tommie Muir
Stevie Morrow
Linda Muir
Billy Magee
Pamela MacDonald
Sherry MacDonald
Jay Skinner
Billy Mills
Johnnie Mills
Chris King
Judy Buehler
Lillian S. Moore
Arthur H. White
Carthage
Main Street Christian Church
Rushville
Frank G. Helme
Carlos Brooks of
Mays
Martin Edwards
Indianapolis
White
South Main St
Attendance Figures From September 17 Services
Attendance tallies show Fletcher Methodist at 107 East Street with 107 attendees, Christian at 98, NOG Oasis IC Sass CCCSSECE Cesses at 50, Carthage Friends at 50, Walnut Ridge Friends at 46, and Wesleyan Methodist at 39, reflecting a neighborhood church gathering snapshot.
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S. S
Fletcher Methodist
East Street Christian
NOG Oasis Ic
Carthage Friends
Walnut Ridge Friends
Wesleyan Methodist
The Great Doughnut Hole Origin Story
A Maine housewife named Hanson Gregory reportedly invented the doughnut hole in 1847, testing a new method after a son asked why the centers remained uncooked. Her single tweak, poking the dough, sparked a nationwide craze and a booming industry now valued at fifty million dollars with billions of doughnuts consumed yearly.
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Little Hanson Gregory
New Ha
Joralemon
Maiden Safe
Broadway
Gregory
Maine
United States
Little Hansen Gregory
East Street Christian Church Service Notices
Robert Kendall ministers at East Street Christian Church with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Dale May supervises, Mary Joseph assists, Sally Bush plays, Sherry McCain leads songs. Lesson focuses on Commitment to Christ from 3 John 1-15. Worship and Communion at 10:30 with John Wagner and Charles Blankenship as elders. Sermons by the pastor. CYF and Chi Rho planning session at 7 p.m. Memory Verse quotes No greater joy… that my children follow the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street
Fletcher Methodist Church Service and Staff Listing
Church notes show a 10 30 a m worship service led by Minister J Paul Mayfield with Roy Stanley secretary and Carol Carver assistant secretary. Pam Hunt is song leader Lynn Kennedy pianist and Mrs Robert Winters attendance secretary with cradle roll by Mrs Charles Whitfield. Everyone welcome with organist Mr Hubert Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stanley
Carol Carver
Sue Mosier
Pam Hunt
Lynn Kennedy
Robert Winters
Charles Whitfield
Hubert Hunt
Little Blue River Church of Christ Service Times
John Frump minister leads Bible Study at 10 a.m. Worship and Communion at 10 45 a.m. Evening services at 7 p.m. on the 1st and 3rd Sundays each month.
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Little Blue River
Church OF Christ
John Frump
Carthage Friends Sunday School and Worship Service
Gene Lewis leads Sunday School at 9 30 am with Lee Patton and Dean Gardner as assistant supts Kay Addison secretary Alta Carr piano Alta Carr organ Betty McClurg and Virginia Wells lead the choir Worship at 10 30 am Everyone is welcome.
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Alta Carfield
Lee Patton
Dean Gardner
Kay Addison
Alta Carr
Betty McClurg
Virginia Wells
Wesleyan Methodist Church Leadership Notes
Rev. C. C. Fields leads Wesleyan Methodist Church with Bertha Steward as superintendent of Sunday School and Patricia Gibson serving as secretary.
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C. C. Fields Bertha Steward
S. S
Patricia Gibson
Sunday church schedule notes and contact details
Susie Grizzell assists Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 a m church service Sunday eve at 7 p m prayer meeting 7 p m through Wednesday Rev Cecil West pastor 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 worship 6 45 p m NYPS junior service 7 30 evangelistic service 7 30 Wed prayer worship welcome Walnut Ridge Friends Church 9 30 teaching ministry superintendent Kenneth Todd secretary Sharon Todd music by Janet and Jane Hunt Wednesday prayer meetings at 7 30 p m
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Church OF the Nazarene
Cecil West
N.Y.P.S
Walnut Ridge Friends Church
Kenneth Todd
Sharon Todd
Janet and
Jane Hunt
Daulat Singh Finds Peace Then Teaches via Song
An Indian man Daulat Singh, inspired by illness in his wife’s death, joins a mission, embraces Christianity, and uses a tambourine to sing stories of Jesus in village homes. He asks how to witness, and is told to sing. The piece ends with a prayer and a thought for the day by Lois R. Atkins.
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Daulat Singh
Dia
Jesus
Christ
Daulat
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Bob Nigh
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Ray Cassiday
Kenneth Moore
Knightstown
Donald Lie
Brandt
Ralph Mosier
Ralph Moore
Eugene I. Gardner
Forrest Beck
Russell Roland
Mable Manche
David ‘Ray
Lowell Geise
Phillip
Phillip Sattler
Cleve Geise
Floyd Reddick
Nora Reeves
Lucille Reeves
Laura Reddick
Howard McCorkle
Donna McCorkle
James Pratt
Shepherd Air Force Base
Texas
Richard Pratt
Keith Pratt
Vera Warrick
Near
Forest Warrick
New Castle
Pratt
Germany
Russell Siler
Karen Graff
Carl Carson Sr
Carl Carson Jr
Joyce Rhoades
Jesse Harvey
Hagerstown
Fannie Pearson
Zoetta Chapman
Gary Siler
Tri- State College
Angola
Indiana
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Raymond Kennedy
Frank Hampton
Kennedy
Edna Windsor
Kenneth Land
Kenneth Bush
Stuart Morgan
Donald Ruby
Frances McColley
Delynn
Dara Sue
Greenwood
Clara Delinger
John Barnes
Spiceland
Aes
Kwik Wash
Seffv
Sefibv
Suesibo
PSCI
Hoosier Electric
REMC
S S. A
Stanback
Continous
Sandra Dee John
Gavin
Sun
Aulst
Yan Tee
Cliff Robertson
Seales KY
Mat
Savages
Gregory David Niven NY
Tro NA
Gene Lewis
Kaz
Susie Grizzell
Rodey
Nashville
Tennessee
Lois R. Atkins
Canada
Carthage Community Center
Hoosier Cooperative Energy
Public Service Company of Indiana
Petersburg
Rush
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