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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1960
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen presents Kenneth Rhodes as Editor and Publisher and Martha Jane Rhodes as Managing Editor as part of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association. A final line notes a price of $1.25.
A Purdue safety specialist warns homeowners to treat lawn mowing with care and follow manuals. Inspect grounds before starting, avoid enclosed spaces, keep bystanders away, and disconnect spark plugs when servicing. Also notes silage feeding and calf brucellosis vaccination advised by Purdue dairy and veterinary staff.
The Upper Room article urges believers to turn their hearts toward heaven to draw spiritual power from Christ. It cites Stephens and a Stockholm church with a ceiling window as imagery for living earthly lives while reflecting heavenly light, and ends with a morning prayer and thought for the day.
The Upper Room Wesleyan Methodist Church lists services and meetings led by Rev Fields Bertha Steward and Patricia Gibson with Susie Grizzell as assistant secretary. Purdue agronomists note last year’s capital investment to hire a farm worker in Indiana. nitrogen topdressing and fall pasture management improve winter health. Fall is best for nursery material orders to avoid sold out notices.
The Tweedy Memorial Center Association will hold its annual meeting at the Community Center Building on Tuesday October 4 1960 at 7 30 pm DST for electing directors and discussing association matters. Mrs Eugene R Gardner secretary notes payment or posting details.
Attendance Sunday lists Fletcher Methodist and other churches including East Street Christian Carthage Friends and Walton Ridge. Robert Kendall ministers East Street Christian. Sunday School at 9:30 led by Clyde Ruby with Martha Trowbridge Song Leader. Sermon by pastor follows worship and communion at 10:30. October elders shown as Clyde Ruby and James Ellis. Thought: Christ will change the whole world when we focus on eternal things.
Walnut Ridge Friends Church announces 9 30 Teaching Ministry led by Lewis May with Kenneth Todd superintendent and Sharon Todd in charge of music Janet and Jane Hunt oversee music. Missionary service at 10 30 led by Robert and Marian Morris. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 730. Missionary meeting Friday Oct 7 at 2 00 with Ida Ramsey. Quarterly Stewardship Meeting Friday Sept 30 at 730 with Rev Joseph Reece presenting the film Treasure of Bethany. Public invited.
Herman Parker will speak at Friends Church on Sunday September 25 with Bible School at 9 30 a m and Worship at 10 30 a m Alto Carfield is Supt Assistant Supt Willella Henley and Lee Patton secretary De an Gardner and Randy McClurg Pianist Alta Carr Organist Betty McClurg Chorister Virginia Wells and Alberta Mlekush Ora Hisle is pastor 930 Sunday School 1030 Morning Worship 645 N Y P S and Junior Service 730 Evangelistic Service 730 Wed Prayer Service Fletcher Methodist Church announces minister Rev Paul Mayfield Sunday School 930 Worship Service 1030 Layman Sunday October 9 Supt Roy Stanley Assistant Supt Lowell Brown secretary Carol Carver Pianist Dorothy Edwards Song Leader Lynn Kennedy Board meetings 1st Monday each month
Indiana's 1960 grape production is projected at 1 400 tons, up two percent from last year and twenty percent above the long term average, according to state and federal statisticians at Purdue University.
Ten years ago on September 30 1950 farm sales moved west of Carthage as Otto Kirkham sold to William Watkins of near Lewisville. Local births deaths and notes include Mau rice Deryl Jr born September 27 at Henry Co hospital and Russell Binford dying after surgery in Nashville Tennessee. Events include farm transfers around Rush and Hancock counties and community happenings at Ripley township farm bureau and local church meetings.
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