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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1941

Page

6

Church Hews At Carthage Friends Meeting

Murray S Kenworthy pastor Gouldie Kyser S S Supt. Bible school at 9 30 a m with theme The Fulfillment of History The New Jerusalem. Worship service at 10 30 a m sermon by the pastor Thursday 7 30 p m mid week worship discussion Training of the Disciples. Announcements on new Sunday school officers. Members and pupils urged to make the new church year one of achievement.

Gouldie Kyser S. S New Jerusalem

Church Notices Include Sermon Leader and Schedule

Frank F. Jones and Minister Forrest Marshall lead morning worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday school at 10 30 a m. The Sunday school lesson is The Fulfill- and continues with regular classes and activities.

Frank F. Jones Forrest Marshall S. S

Central pulls load in rearmament drive

The piece notes nationwide demand exceeds supply for cars, radios, and refrigerators as civilian needs yield to defense requirements. It highlights Central's role in rapid shipments of defense materials and calls for more passenger cars for troop movement, noting furloughs and added equipment to the railroad.

The Central Uncle Sam Washington

Hannegan Christian Revival Gains Interest in Rush County

Revival progress noted with strong attendance. Rev Geo Harris delivers engaging gospel messages. Sunday morning topic is Jesus. Baptismal service after morning worship. Basket dinner at the church. Evening 5 15 p m Young People's Conference gathers youths from Rush County churches.

Geo. Harris Jesus Rush County

Golden Opportunities Sermon at Evening Service

Ozrow Kemerly reports a pitch-in supper at the conference followed by an evening service at 7 30 p m with the topic Golden Opportunities Reverend Harris delivering the message and singer Verrollton Shaul highlighted. invitation to attend church Sunday.

Harris Verrollton Shaul Ozrow Kemerly

Christian Science Services in Rushville Weekly and Monthly

Christian Science Society of Rushville holds Sunday services at 10 45 and the third Wednesday monthly at 745 in Rush County Bank Rooms 7 and 8. Sunday school for ages up to 20 meets at 930. Lesson Sermon on Reality for Sept 28 uses Isaiah 65 17 Colossians 3 20 2 and passages from Science and Health.

Christian Science Services Christian Science Society Rushville Rush County Bank Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Henley couple attend funeral of Charles Wilson

Mr and Mrs Jesse Henley attended the funeral services Saturday afternoon for Charles Wilson at the First Presbyterian church in Rushville.

Jesse Henley Charles Wilson First Presbyterian Church Rushville

Social visit roundup from Indianapolis to Indiana towns

Numerous Indianapolis visitors journeyed to cities such as New Castle Rushville Muncie Danville and Richmond while locals hosted relatives and friends from Elkhart St Louis Madison and Detroit. Several families shared weekends in towns near Morristown Grant City and Covington with ongoing Indiana Yearly Meeting attendance noted in Richmond.

Lucille Scott Lucille Guyatt Almada Garrett I. S S. C Ralph Pearson Guy Ewing Eunice Brookshire Merrill Ewing Danville Donald Ruby Max Ellis Baby Rushville Bayard Baker Laura Limpus Baker Fred Huber Mays Anna Anderson Henry Binford Rue McDaniel Indianapolis Eugene Gardner Claude Louder Harold Phelps Arletta Small Mary Louise Hill Lindley Clark Phillip Muncie Oris Kennedy Abby Clark Ernest Bradford Columbus Lawrence McDaniel Knightstown Sam O. McCarty Roy Morris Roy Newby A. B. Thompson Carl Lovelace Montgomery Missouri Earl Addison Marvin Norris Norris J. A. Lineback Marion Vernan S. Hill William Slate Slate Bert Wrennick Detroit Mich Hubert Hill Mary Louise Grace H. Porter Arthur White Westland Robert Addison Anderson Charles Pearson Bertha Jessup Grant City Pearson Henry Jessup Llizabeth Lilburn White Floyd White Jonesboro Ovid Birch Richmond Alice Timmons Sarah E. Newby Jesse Henley Winona Newsom David Binford Ethel Clark Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends Charles Morris Larry Morris Grover Graves Covington Eliza Scott Belle Laning Greenfield Sarah Robinson

Camp Shelby correspondent reports routine operations and bivouac life

Camp Shelby correspondent Bob Tuttle describes the last phase of a large maneuver near Cypress. He notes 75 to 100 planes in aerial activity, dog fights, a blown bridge, and engineers rebuilding. In bivouac fields a cotton field in bloom dot with white fiber and a corral snake is mentioned. Mr and Mrs Louis Humes visit Cincinnati.

Camp Shelby Bob Tuttle

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Tommie Carthage Murray S. Kenworthy Pastor the New Jerusalem East ST. Christian Church H. G. Laird Hannegan Christian Parish Cleaners Christ God Indiana Elsie Ada Chappell Ada Rhode Island John Wright Elkhart Albert Ray New Castle Owen Gray Hayes Jones Anne J. Sipe Charles Bringer St. Louis Russell Parish Charles White Harry Snider Morristown Harry O. Pitts Brown Coun Miss Cypress DE Schipper Louis Humes Cincinnati Alhambra Knightstown, Ind Priscilla Lane Jeffrey Lynn Ronald Reagan Mesquiteers Prairie Pioneers Robert Livingston Bob Steele Rufe Davis SEA Wolf By Jack London Chuck Roast Miller-Darling Carney & Ridlen
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