Amacita Class Celebrates Mrs Shields Birthday Outing
The Amicitia class of the Baptist Sunday school held an all day outdoor picnic in honor of teacher Mrs. David Shields. Twenty five girls hiked to a woods location, prepared lunches, swang from trees and vines, prayed together, played games, fished a pond, and held a brief business meeting planning summer activities. Mrs. Shields received gifts as the group returned home, noting a very charming day.
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Amicitia
Delta Alpha class meets at Mrs Wade home
The Delta Alpha class of the First Christian Sunday school held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Harry Wade’s Dugger road home with 25 members. Dues were paid, plans for a Fourth of July stand were made, and the social hour featured contests won by Mrs Raleigh Reach and Mrs Eddie Plann. Refreshments and fellowship followed with hostess Mrs Wade assisted by Mrs Earl J T Aikin. guest Mrs Harry Bruner attended.
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Delta ‘Alpha
First Christian Sunday School
Raleigh Reach
Eddie Plann
Bertha Richardson
Angel
Earl JT. Aikin
Harry Bruner
McGriffen
ELECT NEW OFFICERS QUAPAW COUNCIL NO 80
Quapaw Council No 80 elected officers for six months including Prophetess Coy Newkirk Pocahontas Hettie Goodson Winona Mayme Keller Powhattan Mrs Will Keller and Musician Mrs Hagerman Delegates to the great council this fall are Mrs John Ecker Mrs George Hedrick and Mrs Mollie Dixon alternates Mrs Nance Effie Walton and Mrs Stafford Great prophetess Irene Payne and her husband spoke to the council The group is enthused about the lodge under its new leadership
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Quapaw Council No. 80
Prophetess
Coy Newkirk
Pocahontas
Hettie Goodson
Winona
Mayme Keller
Powhattan
Will Keller
Hagerman
Great Council
John Ecker
George Hedrick
Mollie Dixon
Nance
Effie Walton
Stafford
Irene Payne
Glad Game class hosts patriotic Methodist Sunday school
The Glad Game class of the Methodist Sunday school entertained at Miss Cleo Colvin’s home on ES Street Northeast. Mrs. John Stevens Jr assisted. Kids enjoyed games and a contest with miniature American flags. Angel food cake and strawberry ice cream followed. attendees included Miss Mary Cardwell and several Colvin Bradshaw Elkins Stevens and others.
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Methodist Sunday- School
Mary Cardwell
Cleo Colvin
Wanda Walser
Cynthia Bradshaw
Maude Ann Elkins
Mildred Elkins
Martha Talbott
Dorothy Stanfield
Mary Robertson
Helen Stevens
Messrs
Howard Colvin
Clarence Hobart Colvin
Kenneth Bradshaw
Eric Bradshaw
John Stevens
Personal notices of local residents travel and visits
Mrs. Steve Stalcup spends the day in Elnora. Mrs. Wayre Hamilton visits Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Halbach in Terre Haute. Miss Flossie Richardson of Dugger on city business. Mrs. Emery Bedwell visits Sullivan. Lena Braw guests at Bloomington with Goldie Sylvester. Mary Watson heads to Terre Haute for music lessons. Hazel Davis returns home to Dugger. Mrs. Gail Jackson and Mrs. Lew Walker leave for Chicago. Mrs. Peter Schloot attends county children guardians meeting in Bloomfield. Mrs. Carpenter visits Roan with children. Mrs. John Struckmeier and Junior go to Indianapolis to visit her mother. Mr. and Mrs. John EB. Taylor return to Lansing after visiting here. Mrs. Hannah Bechtel of Odonon returns home after visiting Sally Vaughn. Mrs. Lee F. Hudson returns to Hessburg, Ill. Ernest Rice of Minden leaves for Louisville. Mrs. William Corsten visits Switz City. Miss Maxine Ford of St. Bernice returns home after schooling here. George O’Brien returns from Lafayette with Donald O’Brien and Charles Bennett. they will work in the city this summer and Donald will enter Purdue. Miss Mildred Cardwell returns from Terre Haute. nursing training in hospital. Paula Cushman of Sullivan guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Troy West, and others go to Greencastle for DePauw commencement. Clarence Morgan graduates. Mrs. Thomas Morgan attends.
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Steve Stalcup
Elnora
Wayre Hamilton
Terre Haute
Charles. Halbach
Flossie Richardson
Dugger
Emery Bedwell
Sullivan
Lena Braw
Goldie Sylvester
Bloomington
Mary Watson
Hazel Davis
Gail Jackson
Lew Walker
Chicago
Peter, Schloot
Bloomfield
County Board of Children’s Guardians
C. D. ‘Carpenter
Roan
John Struckmeier
Junior
Indianapolis
Ferrer
John EB. Taylor
Lansing
Mich
Hannah Bechtel
Odon
Sally Vaughn
Lee F. Hudson
Hessburg
Ill
Clay Hunter
Ernest Rice
Minden
W. Va
George O’brien
Louisville
William Corsten
Switz City
Henry Schloot
Arthur Haseman
Maxine Ford
St. Bernice
Susan Morgan
Lafayette
Donald O'Brien
Charles Bennett
Donald
Purdue University
Mildred Cardwell
Terre Hatte
E.B. Cardwell
Cardwell
Paula Cushman
Jesse Morgan
Troy West
Donald Marion
Irene Morgan
Greencastle
DePauw University
Clarence Morgan
Thomas Morgan
Boosters to Eat Cream in Methodist Ice Cream Feed
The Young Methodist Booster boys host an ice cream feed Friday evening in the church basement. Shovels and ice cream are provided in large quantities. All members should attend for the first round. Bell sounds at 7:30 and a knockout before the final round is not expected.
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Young Methodist Booster
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support
Express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of husband and father David Alkire. Thanks Bloomfield Newee Sandborn and Linton Masonic chapters for attendance and flowers. Appreciation to Rev W C Watkins and funeral director Davidson for sympathy and assistance.
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David’ Alkire
Bloomfield
Newee Sandborn
Linton
Kire
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