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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
6
Neighboring communities report visits and family gatherings with Calvert, Jackson, Kite, Clawson, Redman and Heath families. Social events include church and school activities, a Sunday school convention at Oak Grove, home economics club, bridge and a style show, plus commencements and alumni events at Carrollton Kokomo and Delphi. A hospital stay and various travels round out the weekend notices.
A daughter was born last week at St. Elizabeth's hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith of near Brookston. Mrs Smith formerly Miss Pauline Page daughter of Mr and Mrs Ervin Page of West of Delphi. Thelma Galloway has resigned at the Edgar Titlow home in Delphi and is helping her parents who run the country club golf course at Monticello. Mr and Mrs Paul Myers of Reynolds spent Sunday with Ernest Myers and family. Mr and Mrs R E Grubb entertained at Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs James Haggerty of Brookston Mrs LaPlante and her son of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs John Grubb of Lafayette.
Mr and Mrs Bert Ayres and family and Mr and Mrs Ernest Stephens were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs M M Retherford. Mr and Mrs John Hinkle welcomed a baby daughter. Mrs Charles Ayres condition is about the same. Mrs Cora Hitchcock of Bluffton visits Ayres. Flora high school's senior class toured Turkey Run State Park and Indianapolis. Miss Maryland Rodkey of Burlington visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Carter. The Ladies Aid held monthly afternoon tea at Mrs Lois Lane on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lane hosted Delphi Junto club members Thursday evening. A chicken supper was served in the M E annex.
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