The Reporter-Times from Martinsville, Indiana • 4

Ihiiuv Mhii27 1998 The DA1I HI IHMUTR 4 The Reporter PmUR RKFAkFASr The regular Saturday morning mens pracr breakfast will be at 7 am in the basement of the lirst biistlan Imre It at Kb Main St. Ibc public is wcliomc to attend and is reminded to bring a Bible and iIcImm Rr Irrslunents ill lc available. Cm koi of CiiKisr Brother link Greenwood will have the Bible lesson for the 10 30 a nt. morning sen Ice at the Voik Street Church of Christ. In the 6 nt.

evening service, Brother Dale llarshey will have the study. Bilile study ill be 7.30 nt. Thursday and the monthly songfest ill be 2,30 nt. April 19. Come and be with us.

You arc always welcome at York Street Church of Christ. Unleashing nionicnts of memory from 1935 Oiive Chris vn Church Olive Christian Church will have Its fifth Sunday pitch in supper Sunday, March 29, at 5.30 nt. Table service and drinks will be provided. Singing and music special guests will be the Plano Band of Corinth Baptist Church. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the fellowship.

The free will offering proceeds will go for the building addition to the church. For more information call Darlene Ripbcrgcr, publicity chairman, at 537-1736. Amy Foltz and George Ippolito wed Mr, and Mrs. Thomas I olu announce the marriage of their daughter, Amy Jo. former Martinsville resident, to George Ippolito of Jersey City, NJ.onOct.

11. 1997, The outside ceremony took place at the home of the brides sister and brother-in law. Melinda and Brent Potter of Martinsville. Mrs. Ippolito is a graduate of Martinsville High School and attends Indiana Institute of Technology.

Ippolito is a graduate of St. Peters Prepatory School and St. Peters College, Jersey City, NJ. Ippolito is a network engineer and his ife is a systems administrator for Anthem, Inc. in Indianapolis.

Upon returning from their honeymoon in Aruba, the couple are making their home in Indianapolis. Baughn and Marjorie Eaton, Apnl Eugene Curtis will celebrate his 80th birthday April 2, Jim Peterson and Theresa West share their day April 3, Matthew Kreamer, Stephanie Hart and Jamie Hart share their day April 4, Bill Bolton, Apnl 5, and Joseph Bryer, Andrea Martin and Kaylee Showers, April 6. Sick notes I enjoyed a phone visit from Barbara Bunnell last week. She said she was feeling somew hat better. Prayers are still needed for Barbara as well as Bonnie Dawson, Frank Brock, Janet Kelley and the Balays.

Smile time: Exercise is such a diny word in my household that whenever I even think of it, I wash my mouth out with chocolate. Christian thought: Dear Lord, forgive the errors I made yesterday and let me try again today to walk a little closer to you in your way. Jo sez: Broken hearts can be mended with threads of kindness. SOCIETY on RISVIEV Giadys Nial yn Paragon Fire Fundraiser The Paragon Fire Department will sponsor a supper from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday, March 28, at the fire depart men Spaghctt i and garl ic bread combread and beans, desserts and drinks will be served.

The proceeds from the supper will help the department buy needed equipment. QlTLTS WANTED Throughout April, the Johnson County Museum of History will accept the loan of quilts, both new and antique, and quilted items. The items will be exhibited at Preserving Pieces of the Past Quilt Show, May 1 through May 29. Quilts can be dropped off at the museum located at 135 North Main Franklin, during business hours, Monday through Friday, 9 am. until 4 p.m.

For further information, call 736-4655. Friday: No meetings scheduled. Saturday: Prayer breakfast, 7 a.m., basement First Christian Church; Non-" denominational Fellowship Church, 7 p.m., IGA Hospitality House. NOTHING ON I Attn I COULD COME iinwiiN will help!" est neighbor may have been a country mile distance so it wasnt likely anyone would see you, unless they happen to be driving by while you were in the tub. Woodrow Finchum and his companion, (possibly a brother) seemed perfectly content with their bath and seemingly didnt care who was around.

They even posed for the picture. The last photo depicts The Choice. I cant help but wonder which one the young gent," chose, or if he chose either one. The entire layout of pictures helps to recreate days of long ago, moments worthy of remembering, and it stresses once again the necessity of choosing your steps throughout life. Steps chosen with care are easier to retrack should you ever care to take a trip down memory lane to unleash moments from your past.

Birthdays Roses to Chad Smith, Janice $4.00 AlTshows before pmI Von Lee: 336-124H THE APOSTLE (PG 13H2 15 5 15 8 15 THE NEWTON BOYS (PG13H1 45 4 30-7 15-10 00 TANGO LESSON (PGH2 00 4 45 7 30 9 45 THE BORROWERS (PG) 1 45-4 15-6 45 MEET THE DEEDLES (PG)215)-4 45 7 15 9 30 MR NICE GUY (PG 13) 200)4 30 7 00 915 TWIUGHT (R) 9 00 Only WILD THINGS (R) -1 30 5 00 7 30 10 00 AS GOOD AS IT GETS (PG 13)-215)510 815 THE BIG LEBOWSKI (R) 1 40 445 730 10 10 GOOD WILL HUNTING (R) 1 15-4 20 7 10955 GREASE (PG) 1 30 4 15 6 50 9 20 DIGITAL LA CONFIDENTIAL (R) -(1 50-4 50 8 10 THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK (PG 13) 2 00 5 00 8 00 PRIMARY COLORS (R) 1 00 400-715-1016 TITANIC (PG 13) 12 30 120 4 30 5 15 8 25 9 30 DIGITAL US MARSHALS (PG 13)-(1 10 4 10 7 00 10 00 THE WEDDING SINGER (PG 13) 2 30)5 20 7 45 1020 Tire In Snow Hay Wf On Sajty IN Stfiday FREE REFILL in Popcorn 0 Soft nuuuucxixiiiram SHOW PLACE CINEMAS Next To Artesian Bowl 342-9797 NOW SHOWING Picture submitted by Katherine Finchum TIT wild birds singing in the breeze to complete the happiness of the moment. The horse and buggy mode of travel was also a romantic ay to go a courtin." The atmosphere the horse and buggy seemingly exuded possibly made it easier for the gent to ask for his girls hand in marriage. The next picture depicts another mode of travel, the old farm tnicks, used for many purposes, one to haul a load of pretty girls, maybe to a ball game or around the school parking area. The next picture is Lola Mae Red Lambert, known in those days as Miss Adventure. Next comes the adorable exhibit of children and their precious pets.

Next comes Wedding Bells with a picture of Ernest Brown and his bride, Miss Ola. Next shows three little girls, titled Dreaming and next is The Prize, possibly a 4-H project. Then comes Miss Lonesome, and one of my favorite is the Washday picture, which depicts the typical Saturday night bathroom scene of that era. Sometimes these baths were taken inside, sometimes outside in the yard or in an old shed. One must keep in mind in those days the near- Fri.

Sat. 3:00 7:00 Sun. 3:00 7:00 p.m. U.S. Marshals (PG-13) Starring Tommy Lee Jones Wesley Snipes Fri.

6:30 9:00 p.m.; Sat. 3:30, 6:30 9:00 p.m.; Sun. 3:30, 6:30 9:00 p.m.; 6:30 9:00 p.m. COMING SOON: Lost In Space; Godzilla ADMISSION: For showtimes before 6:00 m. After 6:00 $4.00 RnnmnSmrzinr A page from the 1935 Emitonia.

Eminence By Josephine Foster 317-996-3263 The first steps of the transition from childhood into adulthood are similar to the very first steps from the crawling stage into the walking stage, kinda slow, easy and very wobbly. This stands true with the school years, as you start out slow then things get a bit easier and as you go up the ladder gradewise the work gets harder, making things more wobbly and uncertain. However, each step helps to make the transition easier and soon you find yourself ready for the big step into adulthood. The year of 1935 is now a memory in most everyones mind but to some it holds very special memories, such as some of the memories depicted in the picture with this column. The first picture depicts some of the teachers who gathered on the front steps of Eminence School to become a part of future history in the 1935 yearbook.

I do not know all of the teachers but Orville Blue is second in the picture, next is Ernest Brown and next is Sylvanus Finchum. I did not have the pleasure of meeting any of the teachers other than Sylvanus Finchum who taught in the area for 30 years or more and is still very much loved and respected in Morgan County. Finchum is now 90 years young and lives at Monrovia. I also met Mrs. Ernest (Ola) Brown and we also became friends.

She is a treasure to know and talk with. I enjoy our phone visits and truly enjoy visiting with her from time to time. The photo depicts many capsule memories from the past. Basils pets seem perfectly content doing what they love best, eating Next comes Chums likely a mother and daughter or grandmother and granddaughter of the community captured at one of the happier moments of life. Next comes the Driving Lessons as two ladies go for an afternoon drive in the country, having learned the lesson of controlling the horse, who in turn fueled the vehicle.

These afternoon outings by means of horse and buggy were so different than an outing of today by means of the automobile. Some of the most memorable excerpts of yesterday were memories of the family picnics, when the entire family would climb into the buggy with a huge basket of food to find a secluded spot somewhere, complete with scenes of a lush meadow and babbling brook nearby and strains of rrmm "If you are hurt we 4SKrflHMUJSQ) If We Do Not Collect For You Karts? Super Karts NaskartsT Fun-carts Quarter Mini Cup Cars! upends Cars Bandolero Cars fJr: Dragsters Baby Grand CarslRacIng Apparel Trailer Sales Accessory Companies 2 Driving Schools Racing Clubs New A Used Buy Sett TradslParts A More You Do Not Pay. Boren Oliver Attorneys At Law 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to noon 59 N.

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