Rainbow club meeting and church society notice
The Rainbow club met yesterday afternoon from two to five with Mrs. Cliff Garrison hosting. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClintic and family plus Mrs. Nancy McClintie and Corry Bostic. The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church plans a Friday 2:30 PM meeting at Mrs. W. C. Pulse's East Washington street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Club
Cliff Garrison
Charles McClintic
William McClintie
John William and
Frances
Nancy McClintie
Corry Bostic
Burney
Indiana
The
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. C. Pulse
East Washington Street
Christian Church Missionary Society
the Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Lai Kirby
Rho Sigma Girls
Christian Church
Kirby
Charles Monroe
North East Street
Wilby Monroe
Madison
Albrt Cruzan
Florence Jones
Muncie
Mary Elizabeth Boyce
Marion
Guy Boyce
Harrison Monroe
Wilmington
Ohio
Local weddings and community events cheer Greensburg
Entertained Sunday A J Habig and family hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Kinnick and Mrs Ferry of Columbus Indiana. Miss Ethel Crisler and John H Miers wed at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev Bar delmeier officiating. The couple will reside in St Paul. Columbus visiting for a cooking school includes Miss Jessie Jackson and Mrs Lula Silvernail. Florence Oaks and Paul Wiley marry in Indianapolis. Various church and club meetings announced with dinners and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Habig
Kinnick
G. Habig
Mrs. Ferry
Columbus, Indiana
Ethel Crisler
Walter Denton
St. Paul
John H. Miers
Jacob Miers
Shelby County
Presbyterian
Bardelmeier
Columbus
Jessie Jackson
Greensburg
Lula Silvernail
Alinta Widman
Florence L. Oaks
Charley Oaks
Waynesburg
Paul G. Wiley
Walter Wiley
Letts
Indianapolis
Davidson
Englewood Christian Church
Technical High School
Letts High School
Oaks
Wiley
Reiman-McCammon_ Grain Co
Milroy Wins League Banner At Shelbyville Convention
The Milroy Epworth League led by Mrs. John Booth won a six months banner at the Junior League convention held in Shelbyville. Arlington and Pleasant Ridge placed second and third. Attendees from Milroy included Helen Overléese and others as they outlined annual plans with Rev. R. A. Ulrey and two chapters. Miss Maud Ogden of Forest Hill attended Indiana University commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy M. E. Church
Shelbyville
Milroy
John Booth
R. A. Ulrey
Arlington
Pleasant Ridge
Milroy Ipworth
Helen Overléese
Mildred Booth
Florene Hood
Emma Terhune
Claude Kincaid
Paul Tremain
Cross
Marshall Richey
Russell Kinnett
Gene Twain
Epworth League
Maud Ogden
Forest Hill
Indiana University
Hazel Crise
Union Summer Meetings Here in City
Four leading Protestant churches announce union services each Sunday night in July and August. During August the Y M C A Gospel team will conduct the services while pastors are on vacation. The note adds a wry jab about red tape and red theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. Co. A. Gospel Team
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Jenkins
Foreign Missionary Society
George M. Reed
C. A. Stagg
Franklin St
Greensburg, Ind
Ravel
Levenstein
Miers-Crisler
Wiley Oaks
Y.F.F
Mabel’ Holcomb
Audrey Geran
Clyde Ferris
Mabel Lee
Leslie Palmer
Frank Miers
Ladies of the Sardinia Church
Pap” Thomas Woman’s Relief Corps
Woman’s Relief Corps
Donald M. Davidson
Thomas E. Davidson
Helen M. Groehl
Brooklyn
N. Y
Daily Eagle
Helen Margaret Groehl
Donald Miller Davidson
Ind
Groehl
Vassar
Columbia
West Point
L. F. Martin
Frank Adams
Mrs. Palmer Young
North
Michigan Avenue
Dorothy Deem
Bridge
East Main Street
Adams
Lucy Ellen Eubank
Lucile Sidelove
Mary Ella Hazel
Kentland
Esther Buser
Crawfordsville
Frank Bork
Mr. Rork
BU Ly AS
Gainsville
Shirley Mason
GANG
Paramount
Cecil de Mille
Bebe Daniels
Lewis Stone
Katheryn Williams
Irene Bartley Downs
Third National Bank
S.S.S. Routs
Eczema
S.S.S
S. S.S
Ood
Thas
Rush County
Nemo
Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute
16Th St
New York
Dept. S
McCall’s
Ratine
Geo. W. Magee
Pennsylvania Rubber CO. OF America, Inc
Jeannette, Pa
Souths
Link
S. Broadway
West Main Street
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