Prohibition Lectures Planned at Local Churches
Albertson at Friends Church will host a Sunday talk on Prohibition In World Reconstruction. Joseph G. Camp, Anti Saloon League speaker, visits Plainfield M E Church Sunday March 7 at 10 30 am to discuss Uncle Sam s role in world conditions. Prof E T Alvertson to speak at Friends Church Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Camp
Anti-Saloon League
Fi. E. Church
Woertendyke
Ae Plainfield M. E. Church
America
M. E
Uncle Sam
E. T. Alvertson
Friends Church
Prohibition Lecture At Plainfield By Woertendyke
Prof Albertson and Jas H Woertendyke will speak at 7 and 8 PM respectively at the Plainfield venue. Woertendyke, longtime pastor and former California Prohibition State Committee chair, will discuss Prohibition in World Construction and address adult responsibility. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertson
Colorado
Jas. H. Woertendyke
Durchs
Iverybody
Chicago
Plainfield
Card of Thanks for Delle McQuat
The family of Mrs. Delle McQuat expresses gratitude for sympathy letters and kindness from friends and neighbors. Special thanks go to Bridgeport Friends Auxiliary, Rev. Lindley Reagan, and W. A. Rushton for their support and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delle McQuat
Bridgeport Friends Auxiliary
Lindley Reagan
W. A. Rushton
Lillian Parnell
P. H. S. Notes Spur Challenge Call and Photos
Gossip from the P. H. S. notes mentions a possible challenge to the state champions by the P. H. S. girls described as on rovia and to be played soon on the C. A. floor. It also notes the Domestic Science class with teacher had pictures taken Monday afternoon and the faculty group swapped after school.
Plainfield Prevails In Close District Opener
Plainfield High School edged Ben Davis in a hard fought game 22 to 20. Stephens scored early but injured his ankle and may miss the district tourney next Friday. Dixon and Rees contributed in a tense second half as P H S claimed the win and prepares for Amo in the Artesian City district opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Dixon
Ben Davis
Rees
Stewart
Jarvis
P. H.S
Bees
P. H
Amo
Junior Tidings Boost Open Air Sports and District Tournament
The piece notes outdoor sports training for track meet prep as pleasant days draw students outside. It highlights energetic athletic girls, a humorous lab paper incident in physics class, and upcoming District Basketball Tournament at Martinsville. Superintendent A D Johnson was elected by the Indiana School Men's Club to fill a vacancy. The freshman program, supervised by Mrs Swindler, was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Physics Eclass
P. H.S
Martinsville
Mater
A.D. Johnson
Indiana School Men’s Club
Lee L. Driver
Department of Public Instruction of
Pennsylvania
Grade School Choir Delivers Program at High School
Pupils from the grade school performed a musical program Friday evening at the High School building. The event was conducted under the direction of the music teacher Mrs Hampton with grade school teachers assisting.
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Hampton
Mrs McQuat Dies After Brief Illness at 38
Mrs Delle McQuat of Southport dies February 19 after brief illness of flu pneumonia at age 38. She is survived by husband Malcolm and son Andrew 13, and by parents Wiley and Caroline Howard, sister of Ray and Jacob Howard and Mrs Lillian Parnell, and including a life spent west of Six Points.
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Delle McQuat
Southport
Ray
Jacob Howard
Lillian Parnell
Wiley
Caroline Howard
Six Points
Malcolm McQuat
Andrew
Editor Inman Joins Central Chautauqua System for Sundays
B R Inman former Messenger editor has accepted a role with the Central Chautauqua System for the upcoming season. He will devote Sundays to Chautauqua engagements while continuing duties with the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce. The System will appear at Plainfield this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Inman
the Messenger
Central Community Chautauqua System
Indiana Stare Chamber of Commerce
Community System
Plainfield
The New American Thrift Analysis Volume
Forty financiers bankers and educators examine thrift in a new American Academy volume. Topics include nation building budgets labor capital education and international trade with contributions by Carver Lewis McVey Friday Dowrie Wolfe Snedden and Lamont among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Thomas Nixon Carver
Harvard University
William Mather Lewis
Savings Division
Treasury Department
B. R. Andrews
Columbia University
John A. Lapp
Modern Medicine
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
David Friday
University of Michigan
A. H. Hansen
University of Minnesota
Frank Eb.wolfe
American ‘Alliance
Labor and Democracy
Thrift
George W. Dowrile
Pts ‘Business
University” of
Minnesota
United States
Friday Club Luncheon Postponed To March 12
In the weekly notes the Friday Club luncheon at Mrs. Alva Harvey’s home is postponed to Friday March 12. The Three Arts Department celebrated a guest day at Mrs. Chas Symons with a playlet The Neighbors and a social hour with coffee and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Harvey
Missionary Society Plans Prayer Day and Thank Offering
The M E Missionary Society will hold a mid week prayer meeting next Thursday evening March 11 for missions and a public Thank Offering service the following Sunday evening March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E.z Missionary Society
Christian Church Services Announced
Edwin S. Sweeney is minister and Warren J. Duke supervises the Bible School. Bible School at 9 30 A M. Morning preaching at 10 45 A M. Evening service at 7 P M. You and all your friends are cordially invited to attend any or all of these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Edwin S. Sweeney
Warren J. Duke
Bible School
Reception for A L Taylor at church Sunday School
The M E Sunday School will hold a farewell reception for retiring superintendent A L Taylor and family at the church next Saturday evening March 6 at 7 30. All Sunday School members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sunday School
A. L. Taylor
Grade School Pupils Present Musical Program at High School
The grade school children staged an entertaining music program at the high school last Friday in the presence of a large audience. Mrs. Hampton directed with help from teachers. students performed songs and dramatized pieces learned during the year.
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Hampton
H’sh
Local Notes and Social Updates From Mooresville Area
Mrs J W Lobdell has flu after returning from Kokomo. The Negus family will move to the Albert Barlow property on South Center Street, then the Dickson family will relocate to Indianapolis. M E Missionary Society met with Mrs J W Dicks. twelve members attended and Korea was studied. Viola H Brown promotes Easter garments with low prices and free alterations. Guilford Township Federation of Farmers gained new members, bringing total to 904. J J Adams & Co of Indianapolis gifted H H Hufford a Ford coupe. Hufford has served the company nearly nineteen years. Ralph Bly returns to First National Bank after illness. Maurice Elliott convalescent from flu. Ivy Newby recovering from rheumatism. Frank Spear improving after flu relapse. Carl Cooper improving after three weeks illness. Mrs Mary Mendenhall also had flu. For veterinary service, call Dr E T Davis or Dr L V Walker, office at Mill and Main. M E Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs George Sims on Wednesday Feb 10 at 2 30. R G Edwards elected superintendent of the M B Sunday School, replacing A L Taylor who becomes secretary of the Franklin Commercial Club and will move soon. Fuel Crews of Illinois visited with nephew Ott Crews.
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J. W. Lobdell
Kokomo
Negus
Albert Barlow
South Center Street
Dickson
Indianapolis
Maurice Elloitt
Ivy Newby
Frank Spear
Carl Cooper
Mary’ Mendenhall
L. V. Walker
Mill & Main
Sts
M. E. Ladies ‘Aid
George Sims
Income Tax Returns Due for 1919 in Indiana
Notice to citizens and residents that 1919 income must be reported if net income reaches $1000 for single or $2000 for married. Returns due March 15 on Form 1040 or 10404, with details on filing status, dependents, and required forms for individuals, partnerships, corporations, and fiduciaries. Information returns (Forms 1098 and 1096) must go to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue in Washington, D. C.
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Act of Congress
Indiana
William L. Elder
Internal Revenue
Indiatrnapolis
Internal Revenue Office
United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington,d. C
Mrs. Robinson Buried Here in Danville Funeral Held
Mrs. Mary Z. Robinson age 71 of Danville died at her son Lewis Robinsons home in Indianapolis Sunday after pneumonia from exposure at her granddaughter funeral held February 10 at Maple Hill burial in Danville following services at the Baptist church. She is a sister of Alonzo Ferguson of Florida formerly of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Z. Robinson
Danville
Lewis. Robinson
Indianapolis
Maple Hill
Robinson
Baptist Church
Alonzo Ferguson
Florida
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Friends
Chruch
Kw. Albertson
Mickie
Fabaily -Journal
BASS
Imickiel
P. H. S. Notes
P. H. S. Boys
Lois Mona Rushton
Blanche Bowman
Riley
Mildred Smith
Stella Curtis
Ruth Jones
Justine Krebs
Lucia Cooper
Irene James
June Smith
Opal Burris
Cooper
Bly
Jordan
Mrs. McQuat
the New American Thrift
Fort
Three Arts Department
Chas. N. Symons
Ernest Cooper
Able
Trot’s
Sanders Smith
Ernest. Heringlake
Fannie Cox
Elsworth
Ray Brinér
Frank Hanna
Peter
Union Hom
Orlando Atkinson
Wallace Townsend
Home Economics Association
Purdue
B. W. Anderson
Albert Shefton
Elmer Pickett
George Ers
Prorrar
M.A. Mo
Leota Maiea
S.r. Rorace Ballard
Ralph Hornaday
Home Economics Dept
Symons
Brahm
Katherine Stafford
M. E. Missionary Society
J. W. Dicks
Korea
Viola H. Brown
Mooresville
Federation of Farmers of
Guilford ‘Township
Guilford Township
J. J. Adams, &2 Co
H. Hufford
Hufford
Ralph Bly
First National Bank
R. G. Edwards
M. B. Sunday School
Franklin Commercial Club
Fuel Crews
Illinois
Ott Crews
Mrs. Robinson
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