Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 12 February 1914 — Page 8
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Amos E. Byrket and Grace Culp.
Horace Wickard was hauling tile from this city to his farm northwest of town today.
O. E. Oxer, who has been at the Hillsdale Sanitarium for several weeks, has gone to Chicago, where he is being examined by specialists
wm Florence and Lena Amick and "Genevieve New attended a box supper at Charlottesville Friday night.
Asa Boring has resumed his position at the Spot Cash grocery, af•«.|ter two months' absence on account fef sickness.
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John F. Wiggins, of Fortville. was in Greenfield Saturday on business.
Samuel Kassen went to Spiceland Sunday to see his brother, who is critically ill with pneumonia.
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Ralph Ward and Mr. Wayn\ of Knightstown, were guests of friends here Sunday.
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John Cross ley. the street sweeper, says that in the years he has had that job he never worked a day that was as disagreeable as was Sunday morning.
There are a great, many tile of all sizes being hauled from the station in this city. Most of these are to be used in the company ditches that will be constructed by order of the court.
Richard Morgan, of Purdue University, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Morgan, in this city Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Parish, of Wood street, who was operated on a few days ago, continues to improve.
Bernard Knight, of Indianapolis, was a guest of his parents, Sam Knight and wife, Sunday.
Misses Marie Hughes and Ethel Stevens weri) guests of friends at Charlottesville Sunday.
Miss Freda Woerner, of Indiana-polis,-was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles T. Smith, Sunday.
Benjamin Woodall, of Indianapolis, was the guest, of his sister. Mrs. Arthur Williamson. Sunday.
Box Social
A Box Social will be given at the Ada New M. E. church in East Greenfield, Saturday, February 14, 1914. A special program will be given. Invitation .extended to all. Come and enjoy a good social evening. Ild2-wl »-r "(Advertisement)
Amos Gambrel, who has been ill for some time, is improving.
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PRESBYTERIAN'S AT CONGREGATIONAL MEETING FAVOR THE LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY,
MAN FOR A PASTOR
At a congregational meeting of the Presbyterians at their church Monday night, they voted to extend a call to Rev. J. T. Charlton, of Louisville, Ky., to become pastor of their church here. Rev. Charlton has preached here for this congregation on two or three different occasions, and has signified that he would favorably consider a call as pastor.
Rev. Charltont is a man of considerable experience, and has had many educational advantages. He was pastor of the Presbyterian church at Noblesville for seven years, and spent five years at Sidney, Ohio, as pastor of a church.
He is a graduate of Princeton University, with a one-year postgraduate course, and also graduated from McCormick Seminary, and has traveled and studied in Europe. He is 43 years old and his family consists of a wife and two children. 3 and 9 years old..
A Fidelity Visitor.
William H. Brooke, of Philadelphia. Pa., was calling on John Hufford Tuesday afternoon. He is the supervisor of agents for the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company and during his pleasant visit with Mr. Hufford, met several of the Fidelity Company's Greenfield policy holders. He is a very pleasant and entertaining gentleman, and a very wide-awake insurance man. 'Mr. Hufford was delighted to .have Mr. Brooke with him, and thoroughly enjoyed his stay. Mr. Hufford has been representing the Fidelity Insurance Company in Hancock county for almost twenty years.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dudding and Mr. and Mrs. Cary Walton spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gordon, at Indianapolis.
Frank ^Williams, of Jaclcson township,p^as here today. His sale of personal property will occur tomorrow.
GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1914
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A Shriners' theater party was made up here Tuesday and em-: ployed a special car to take them to Indianapolis in the evening to witpess the "Bird of Paradise" at the Murat. The party was made, up of the following local people:! Paul Binford, H. K. Boyd, H. D. I Barrett and wife, John Corcoran,!
Miss Nora Corcoran, Charles Cook! and wife, John Early and wife, Chas. T. Smith and wife, John B. Hinchman and wife, Frank Guthier and wife, W. A. Hughes and wife, Miss Lucy Hughes, Geo. Morehead and wife, Miss Margaret Morehead, John Mitchell and wife, Thos. H. Selman and wTife, Miss Kate Selman, B. A. Sunderland and wife, Ed V. Toms and wife, Lowell Toms. Manola Pickett and wife, Roy and Don Pickett, Miss Ada Pickett. Clarence Barr, W. W. McCole and wife, C. Williams and wife, Louis Heinrich,
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., .. „r The .various services at the .a £us^ice' _Austm^ Myers, priends church wrere well attended Miss Marie Hughes, Dr. Heller and wife, C. E. Vaughn, Elwood Morris and wife, Harry Strickland and wife. The party arrived in Greenfield at 2 a. m., Wednesday.
About forty of the Raper Commandery of Knights Templar of Indianapolis, will come to this city Thursday evening on a special car. A banquet wriil be served at the lodge rooms at 6 o'clock. The order will confer the Temple Degree and the Malta degree on Donald J. Pickett.
N'ew House Almost Completed The new house of H. H. Zike, on Walnut street, is almost completed. It is a modern eight-room cottage. Oscar Jackson is the contractor.
Russell H. Gilmore. of Indianapolis, and a member of the Indianapolis Star Chapel, was in Greenfield Tuesday shaking hands with his union printer friends and getting1 acquainted with the other mem-| bers of the union here. Mr. Gilmore is a candidate for the election of delegate to the convention of the International Typographical Union, to bo held this year at Providence, Rhode Island.
New Case Filed.
Charles B. Clarke and Walter C. Clarke vs. Adella Smith and Wm. II. Smith. Suit on account, and in attachment. Demand, $5,000. Venued from Marion county.
Minnie M. Smith vs. John C. Purdy and ,,Wm. A. Reading. Suit for conversion. Demand $790. Venued from Marion county.
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Sunday Was a Busy and Profitable Day at This Church Girls' Meeting—Vesper Services.
Sunday. The Sunday school, which is second to none in the city in points of interest and profit, with its faithful and competent officers and teachers, was up to the standard, and a fitting beginning of the busy day. The church services following were full of interest.
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The pastor said in part, that the proper safeguard against temptation and wrong-doing wras to have the "braces within." She admonished the young people not to follow the crowd unless the crowd was headed right. She told a story of an old Catholic man who was losing his sight and who tested his vision each morning by looking down the street to his own church steeple to see if he could see the cross. One morning his vision was too blinded to see the cross. She drew a picture of what it meant
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for the individual to lose sight of the real cross of Jesus Christ. The Junior C. E. met at 2 p. m., and the meeting for high school girls was at 3, Mr?. Harrold presiding. This meeting was especially full of interest. The girls were given an opportunity to ask questions and they availed themselves of it. Many points of common interest were brought out. and they were glad to have the wholesome advice of one competent to give it, upon questions which confront every American girl. This meeting will be repeated in two weeks.
The Vesper service followed at 4 o'clock, and was well attended and full of interest, the theme of the pastor's sermon being. "Jesus Conquered Sin and Death, and Now He will Conquer the World.'' There was good congregational singing, and numbers by Wm. Robb, Misses Donna Phemister and Edna Butler, and Prof. Ellis were appreciated. This service is especially designed? lo reach the people who must be up late on Saturday nights and must get up early Monday morning. But everybody will be welcome.
The Vesper services will be continued during the month of February and probably longer. There will be no evening services during this time.
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