Bright New Scarfs Add Gay Touch to Easter Costumes
Silk scarves in brilliant hues priced at 3 4.5 and 5 dollars will brighten Easter costumes with a gay touch.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
8
Silk scarves in brilliant hues priced at 3 4.5 and 5 dollars will brighten Easter costumes with a gay touch.
The public is invited to a Sunday afternoon recital at 8 o'clock in the Baptist church by Oliver E Ekstrom, baritone. The program features standard classics hymns and Negro spirituals with selections to suit all tastes. A large audience is encouraged to attend.
Mrs Margaret Taylor of Delphi married Dr E E Tunny a respected Canton Ohio veterinarian on Sunday. Tunny has long been a leading figure in that region. Their friends extend best wishes.
The Rev. John Finley will preach at morning services at 10 30. There will be no evening service. A Dawn service is set for 6 00 Easter morning.
Fifty nine men from Boonville and about one hundred business and professional volunteers from Princeton join a Wednesday debris cleanup in Gibson county. Twenty tractors assist farmers as relief funds reach thirteen hundred dollars from Indiana Methodist churches.
Pleasant Run area notices list visits by Harry O Farrell and family, Harve Irelan, Louella Dillman, Homer Irelan, George Kinsey, Janet Cochran, Glen Davis, Mary E Vaughan, Jim Gibbons, Clarence Davis, and others. Mentions include illness of Mattie Irelan, Mary Vaughan improving, Marion Johns’ death, and local farm activity with oats drilling and a new tractor. Also ads for seed potatoes, a truck sale trade, and a farm loan offer.
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