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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1961
Page
5
Charles Bryan, Camden lumber yard manager for 33 years, accepts Delphi Lumber Company manager role. Ronald Nipple, former Walton Lumber manager, will lead Camden operation with his wife moving here soon.
Members of the Ladies Fellowship of the Lower Deer Creek Church elected Florence Cripe as president and Clara Zook as first vice. Mary Kileckner is second vice with Alameda Brubaker as secretary treasurer and Faye Dilling as assistant. Joy Zook is second assistant, Helen Cree aid director, with Ida Keys Fannie Flora as spiritual life and Helen Maxwell Maude Peterson on nominating committee. Ann Myer Dorothy Replogle and Marjorie Scholl named for the committee. Saturday visitors Vera Rhoads and Cathy Peterson arrived from Elkhart with Mr and Mrs Charles Fred Rhoads and two daughters near Roanoke.
Members of the Lower Deer Creek church will hold a council meeting at 8 p.m. on August 8 at the church, inviting attendees to participate in local church governance and planning.
The Baptist Missionary Society will convene on August 10 with Mrs. Ross Wagoner in attendance.
Mrs Mary Wise hosted the Camden Ginnor club on Tuesday evening. Mr Abner Sieber and Mr Donald Mullendore with their wives are spending the week in Minnesota. The Philathea Class of the Lutheran church plans a family picnic Sunday at 6 30 PM in Camden Community Park.
No worship services are scheduled Sunday at the Methodist church as Rev. Lawrence Tedrow and his family are away on vacation. WSCS members plan a 6 p.m. August 10 cookout and covered dish supper at Mrs. Gerald Sieber’s home with Mesdames Jack Britton Winfrey Lloyd and Dewey Edging in charge. Members should bring their own hot dogs or hamburgers buns and a covered dish.
Reverend Devon Hodges, pastor at a Baptist church, is attending a minister training school in Green Lake Wisconsin for professional development and clerical studies.
Dr B C Kerkhove will not be back in his office until August 21, delaying routine consultations and appointments.
A public card party is scheduled at the Deer Creek Conservation Club on August 7, inviting community members to participate in a social gaming event at the club venue.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner were Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Bowman of near Peru and John Yoder of Chicago.
The Baptist Dorcas Society will not meet this month. Mr and Mrs Truman Doyle return from Wheaton to visit Wayne Doyle and family. Rev William Moschell resigns from St Peter Lutheran Camden to pastor Bethany Lutheran in Indianapolis. Legion Aux Unit 413 meets August 7 at 6 p.m. Jackson Township Home Demonstration Club gathers August 9 at Mrs Ross Wagoner’s home. Lower Deer Creek church birthday dinner postponed to September 10. Cooperative dinner honors Mrs Ethel Scott of Tulsa with local attendees listed. Mr and Mrs Paul Musselman return to Poland Ohio after visiting relatives. Everett Keyes injured by mower strike. hospitalized in Logansport Memorial. Miss Janis Edging of Biloxi visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Arthur Rader and daughter Fonda return from Tennessee visit.
Mrs Ross Weaver and her son Joe are spending a week in Michigan on vacation visiting local sites and enjoying the scenery.
Deanna Whiteman and Wayne Pearson exchanged nuptial vows Sunday at 4 p.m. in Delphi's Methodist church. A 350 guest reception followed at the country club with organ music, five tier cake, and gladioli and pink carnation decor.
Madison township Home Demonstration club invites members to a picnic on Tuesday August 8 at 6 30 p m at Leiters Club House Sandy Beach Members should bring well filled baskets Ben Bates of Radnor will speak on the early history of Madison township Myrtle Zook and Ethel Balser head arrangements Date change noted by members
Deer Creek Township Home Demonstration club hosts its annual picnic on Thursday at noon in the Delphi City park shelter house. The 4-H girls will be guests. Bring a covered dish and table service.
The Jefferson township Home 10 holds a meeting at 11 30 a m in the north building of Monticello Park with residents gathering for an organized event.
Marcia Mason, one of the two Delphi girls who attended Girls State this year, served as the Rotary Tuesday noon speaker. Raymond Todd organized the program and Mrs. Hazelle Kirkpatrick attended as a guest.
Mr and Mrs Charles A Smith and family are spending the week in northern Michigan with the family likely enjoying a short vacation away from home.
Mrs Vern Huntley expresses heartfelt thanks to friends fellow courthouse colleagues and others for visits cards flowers and courtesies during her hospital stay and after returning home.
The family of Arthur Ritchey expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives and to Rev James Wm Rankin and Eikenberry Funeral Home for kindnesses and sympathy received in their bereavement.
Acknowledgment expresses thanks for cards visits and gifts received during hospital stay and after returning home. Mrs J Reid McCain signs the message.
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