Women’s club activities fill Graham area week
The Graham Bible Class met at Mrs Elsie Welsh home on Friday November 9 with eighteen members. Officers were elected for next year. The Armstrong WSCS and various church groups held meetings, devotions and social hours. Numerous hosting families and members attended local dinners, birthdays and stork shower events, plus study sessions at Armstong Methodist Church.
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Graham Bible Class
Elsie Welsh
Welsh
Mattie Guinnip
Ethel Nightlinger
Sarah Weaver
Mamie Lickert
Eva Hawker
Sara Weaver
Amma Young
Josie Bradley
Mable Cooper
Lilly Newberry
Aura Hurst
Clara Hills
Maite Lickert
Mothers‘ Club
The
Methodist Church
Frank Pearce
Dean’ Callahan
Sam Deahl
Japan
Elsie Fultz
Dean Spittler
Willard Stoelting
Alden Stallings
Max Jones
Dean Callahan
Ben Setzer, Jr
Robert Weaver
Kenneth Low
James Knight
Warren Strohm
Omar Blankenship
Fultz
Christian Church
Elsie Bloodworth
Vangie Darlington
Addie Hurst
Sylvia Sweet
Rosa Bohn
G. W. Gibson
Gertie Scott
Nellie Stevens
Mary
Rhoda
Emma Carpenter
Bessie Shaw
Helen Hurst
Hattie Hurst
Clara Walls
Anna Mott
Bobby Cooper
J. S. C. Club
Fred Pennnington
Christian Nursing Home
Leone Irwin
Effie Irwin
Clara Mae Anacker
Jemima Houk
Linda Beltz
Birthday dinner honors Mrs Combe at Combe residence
A pot lunch at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Combe last Sunday November celebrated Mrs. Combe's 81st birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fox, Mrs. Bertha Kruse of Paris, Mr. Z and Mrs. William Bubeck and daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Jandy William Cortham and Harold Claypool, P Terre Haute, Mrs. Raymond Lloyd and Crystal, Miss Claypool, and other friends.
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Lep Po
Combe
P. Terre Haute
Raymond
Lloyd and
Crystal
Miss Claypool
Combs
Methodist Church Event Schedule For November Week
The Methodist church announces a full week of activities starting Sunday with church school at 9 30 a m led by Harry Findley and a program at 7 30 p m The Senior MYF meets 5 00 p m and evening fellowship 6 00 p m Monday November 19 Senior MYF attends a Fal Institute at Trinity Church Paris at 7 00 p m with 25 cent donation WSCS Executive Board meets at Mrs William Camp j s home at 7 30 p m Tuesday November 20 Finance Commission meets at 8 00 p m Thursday November 22 Union Thanksgiving services at the Baptist church at 9 00 a m
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Harry W. Findley
Trinity Church
Paris
WSCS
William Camp
Commission On Finance
Wks Union
Revival at Marshall Baptist Church Draws Large Crowds
Large crowds attend the revival meeting at the Marshall Baptist Church. Max Cohn, a converted Jew, preaches Christ each evening with Jack Bennett of Danville Illinois leading the congregation.
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Marshall’ Baptist
Max Cohn
Jack Bennett
Danville
Illinois
North Center Community Club Meeting Noted With Bible Riddle
The North Center Community Club met at Plum Street with Nell Smitley hosting a Bible riddle and an entertainment program. Attendees included Fred Buckner Maria Buckner Leon Garwood and many locals. The next meeting is with Mr. and Mrs Bruce Bray nard and a class play is planned for Thursday night with pumpkin pie and drinks served.
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Herman Carroll
Plum Street
Fred Buckner
Leon Garwood
Maria Buckner
Nell Smitley
Carroll
Buckner
Bruce Braynard
Don Hepner
Bruce. Braynard
Fr. Buckner
Wm. Kesler
Carrie
Ann Davis
Kuykendall
Grace Mason
North Center
1956 Nickel Production Seen Above 1949 Levels
A fragmented report notes nickel production in 1956 is expected to rise over the previous year. It cites a projected total around 442 million pounds pre Korean War years as a benchmark and hints at broader industrial demand.
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Free World
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Marshall Herald
Armstrong W. S. C. S
Ben Setzer
Mary McGee
United Nations
O. H. Sweitzer
Zachariah Haley
Dorothy Shirley
Armatrong Church
Marshall
Order of Eastern Star
Alice Barkley
Ralph Goekler
Frances Miller
Jesse Kile
Ruth Stogehill
Ruby Werns
Ruth ‘Kile
Myra Kirby
Paul
Armstrong Methodist Church
Wayne Sweitger
Hill
Glenn Sweitzer
Dick Wallace
Larry
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Ellen Becker
Lyle Milburn
Elaine
Charles Samford
Donnie
C. W. Goekler
Larry Gaskill
Ft Wayne
Indiana
Charles Sweitzer
Iva Crumlin
Sweitzer
Harry Kemp
North
Chicago
Joe Kemp
H. J. Kemp
H. T. Hollingsworth
Barbara Sue
Earnest Marvin
Arthur Monk
Harry Reedy
Dennis
Carl Norton
Lois
Jeanette
Earl LeFever
Robert Lashbrook
Raymond Hills
Wade Wyrick
Weat Terre Haute
Robert Wyrick
Clarksville
Ralph Prevo, Sr
Ralph Power
Fairbanks, Indiana
John Adams
To Mother
Edith Beal
Ava Shank
Otterbein
Brotherhood
Katherine Norton
Zela Saiter
Grace Hills
Cletie Vanney
Mabel Adams
Mae Moore
Thelma Moore
Yessie Switzer
Irene Shonk
Loie Cork
Edith Reedy
Clara Norton
Frances’ Snyder
Mary Washburn
Genevieve Perkins
Tillie Ferris
Bess Craig
Rose Ewbank
Society
Robert Tiefel
Max Melton
Paul Martin
Robert Guinnip
Don Lowry
Harold Moore
Ray Farris
Truman
Spittler
Josie Shade
Mollie Morgan
Mae Shade
Sarah Veach
Dollie Reasor
Martha Hutchens
Cora Church
Shirley Heatherly
Mrs. Shade
Golden Age Club
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Williams
Champaign
Everett Smitley
Glenn Fredenberger
Raymond Lindley
Vaughn Arney
Porter Casteel
Pon Heidbreder
Charles Haugh, Jr
Vic Uhler
Robinson
Arthur Alexander
Staunton
Harry Maesch
Terre, Haute
Aden Sanders
Isobel
Ruth Baker
Nettie Sanders
Percy Stanfield
Patty
Nancy Fredenberger
Parent's Day
Eastern
Carol Stanfield
Gene van Hook
Fred Dierdorff
West Terre Haute
Ben Cork
Richard Cork
Carole
Woman's Club
Neal Hollenbeck
Ohio Oil Co
Arch Davidson
Don Davidson and Sons
Myron Lucas
Fred Davidson and Sons
Edgar Tingley
Terre Haute
Ralph Hawker
Fred Pennington
J. B. Llewellyn
Kay Stewart
Joseph
Agphis
Sue Jones
Miss
Thursda
Mrs
Elizabeth’ Norton
Robert
Swain
Baptist Revival Meeting
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Kalamazoo. Plumbing & Heating CO
Marshall, Illinois
Herald Advertising
Cookx
AEN
Nazarene
North Center Community
Wenger
7Th and Locust Streets
Ford
Chevrolet
Mercury
Studebaker
Hobert
Litteral
A. D. McNary
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