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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
2
Rev John B Gardner announces Palm Sunday services at Petit 9 30 and Delphi 11 with theme Prophet Priest and King. Holy Week services follow at Petit Colburn Delphi with themes The Via Dolorosa and community programs including Women’s Association circles and Sunday School.
The Presbyterian Church announces a session meeting in the church office at the Manse at 7 30 pm. Pastor James Wm Rankin oversees the gathering and the Philathea Bible Class will follow.
A community-wide reminder urges residents to place citizen classified ads to reach neighbors. Advertisers seek local buyers and services, including job postings and personal notices, highlighting affordable rates and quick placement across the neighborhood.
Edward E. Morris leads Palm Sunday worship. Sunday School at 9 30 a m taught by Fritz Schnepf. Easter Week includes Morning Worship 10 30 a m Palm Sunday service. April 8 9 7 30 p m family night program This Church. Session Meeting April 9 Preparation for Communion April 10 Candlelight Communion April 11 Food Friday Service 7 30 p m Easter Sunrise Service at 6 00 a m April 13 at church.
Rev. O. D. Williams leads Sunday services Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Worship at 10 40 Young Peoples Service at 6 45 p m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Revival services nightly at 7 30 from March 30 through April 13.
Minister Rev. A. E. Cortner announces Holy Week events at Hickory Grove Church beginning Palm Sunday April 6. Bible School at 10, worship at 11, evening film of His Last Week, sermon on Who Murdered Jesus Christ, Seven Words on the Cross, Holy Communion Friday, and Easter sunrise service with trumpeters. New members to be fellowshiped.
William E. Rix presides with Bible school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30. Sermon titled The March of Death. Youth meeting at 6 45, evening service at 7 30. Fellowship hour Wednesday 7 30. Revival begins Easter Sunday April 13 with evangelist Rev Walter Handford of Sword of the Lord staff. Watch for announcements. You are welcome.
Hattie L Newburn is in charge at the Delphi Gospel Mission with a regular Sunday night evangelistic service at 7 30 and Sunday School at 10 am. A regular Wednesday night Bible study also meets at 7 30.
Bob Hawkins a Ball State Teachers College student in Muncie spent the weekend with his parents here.
Carroll County students join IU Opera Workshop for the Palm Sunday Parsifal April 6 featuring 120 singers and 70 musicians. The full length Wagner opera runs with supper intermission, begins 4 p.m. and resumes 7:15 p.m. in the IU Union. Mrs. Roma B. North plays in the orchestra and Herbert Parks sings in the Knights' Chorus.
Farmers in Carroll county are urged to meet 1952 production goals while applying soil and water conservation practices. Ross Wagoner says both can be integrated, using cover crops, lime and phosphate, terraces, contour farming, stock water dams, and practices that boost current and future production. Newlyweds Silas and Mrs Ward honored at Ward home. Kenny Ward to join USS Essex after Navy duty in San Diego.
The Home Economics Council meeting on March 28 with 32 attendees heard Mrs. Ruby Thompson report on the District meeting and urged clubs to support the Live at Home and Learn House this last year. They set October 30 for Achievement Day, approved a $10 donation to the International Youth Exchange, discussed dues and a health program, and noted Cancer Drive support and the Home Demonstration Pin explanation by Purdue specialist Miss Roninger.
Rev. R. W. Wolfe leads ongoing revival services at the Pilgrim Holiness Church with Douglas Slack of Vevay Indiana slated to assist from April 6 through 13. Slack is described as an accomplished singer and musician who has previously appeared here. Attendance invitation issued.
Fish fry at Burrows Sa Club Friday night April 4 from 5 to 8 pm. Clay Township Home Economics group to meet April 9 at Mrs Jennie Balkema’s home with Mrs John Beard assisting and Mrs Bert Hattery in charge of the program.
Thirty six members of the Methodist Sunday school were entertained at a party Thursday evening with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hefley, Mr. and Mrs. Edrie Parks, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. Devotions were led by Mary Lou Parks Mina Jo Sweet Paul Heffley and Karen Smith. Paul Heffley Sr. presented a Youth Choir recording and scripture reading by Rev. Frank Briggs. Games followed and another junior party was announced for April. Verl Wagoner and Rev. and Mrs. Frank Briggs attended.
The Battle Ground High School senior class staged The Little Dog Laughed on Thursday and Friday. After Friday’s show cast member Donnabelle Julien hosted a party at her home with cards music and refreshments.
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