Chicken Dinner Sundays at Chissom Restaurant
Sunday chicken dinners offered at the Chissom Restaurant for fifty cents per plate. The notice promotes a regular weekly meal service at a fixed price.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
4
Sunday chicken dinners offered at the Chissom Restaurant for fifty cents per plate. The notice promotes a regular weekly meal service at a fixed price.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian church plans services at the county farm next Sunday afternoon May 1 at 2 30. Program includes songs Leaning On The Everlasting Arms Walk With The King Far Far On The Other Side God Will Take Care Of You scripture Ruth Ireland president and Rev L E Knox leading prayers.
The fifth annual Carroll County Federation of Clubs convention met at Camden Baptist church with 117 attendees. Mrs. Loren Chittick presided as president. officers elected included Mrs. Harold Baker and Miss Ina Shanklin. Delphi club represented at the Ninth District convention in Crawfords ville April 28.
Mrs Elmer Funk of Warsaw vice president of the State Federation of Clubs joined Mrs Frank Lyon as guest of honor Wednesday night. Mrs Funk led a delegation of Delphi ladies to Crawfordsville for a district federation meeting while Mrs Lyon could not preside due to illness. Attendees from the area included Mrs Fred Martin Mrs L H Smith Mrs William T Brackenridge Mrs Cloyd Kerlin Mrs E W Bowen Mrs Charles Bowen Miss Hilda Bowen and Mrs A C Clauser.
The Charles Carroll chapter held its April meeting at Mrs. N. J. Howe's home honoring Mrs. Harriet Gros who left for Norfolk and Mrs. Henry B. Wilson awaiting a Western trip. Gifts for travel and a scrapbook of greetings were shared in good humor.
Historical Society plans a Friday meeting at the public library to discuss Politics In Carroll County In the Eighties And Nineties with veterans recounting campaigns from 1800 to 1898. Attendees may share glee clubs, torchlight processions, and campaign songs. Mrs. Charles Lyon hosted a Methodist Foreign Missionary Society dinner, then guests viewed a film at Arc theatre.
The young married ladies bridge club entertained their husbands with a cooperative dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Cowdin Jr. on Friday at 6 30. Bridge followed dinner with prizes awarded to Mrs. W.
Epworth League of the Methodist church held a Sunday evening gathering with President John Sanderson presiding assisted by sponsor Mrs. William Givler. A points contest rewards attendance promptness and church activity. Miss Mable Balser sang and former league president Mrs. H B Wilson delivered an engaging talk.
The Woman's Club announces lawn and garden prizes of 5 dollars in each ward for 1927 with Chamber of Commerce cooperation. Fourteen judging criteria are listed including lawn care, landscape effect, plant variety, and delphinium presence. Delphinium, 3 points. The notice also notes the estate of Elmer Shaffer is solvent with April 27 1927 as the date.
Carroll County youth groups announce their annual picnic in June at Flora community park with a speaker music and games including baseball and tennis. Basket dinner planned. Date and program to follow.
A Christian Science talk by John Randall Dunn C S B of Boston will be held Sunday May 1 at 8 15 PM in Logansport with public invited. The Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist church meets Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Fred Martins home.
The W. C. T. U. holds a meeting with Mrs. John Mount this afternoon to discuss community concerns and actions.
Veteran attorney William C. Smith has moved back to quarters in the Best building after E. E. Pruitt sold his property. Smith, among the oldest local practitioners, returns to spaces he occupied two decades ago, now refreshed with redecorating and new flooring.
The Delphi Sales barn hosts two auctions advertised by Hoshaw Bros. on Saturday April 30 offering hogs cattle and household goods with John Baer confirming ample livestock and chattels and open listing for farmers. On Friday May 6 at 1 pm Andrew Wise will auction twenty five beef type cattle milk cows heifers other stock including hogs chickens and potatoes also advertised.
Attorney L. D. Carey returned to Rensselaer Monday morning to resume a case where he has served as special judge. The trial will take several days longer before he goes to Rochester as special judge. A farm hand position is advertised by Roy Palmer of Delphi. Community Sale will offer 100 to 200 fence posts on Saturday April 30.
Leslie Pierce local manager of the A and P reports Eight O Clock coffee won the gold medal at the Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Exhibition after beating hundreds of brands in a competitive contest. He received notice from head offices a few days ago.
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