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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
4
Social and fraternal announcements are welcome for this department with contact via telephone 14.
The twenty first anniversary of the Charles Carroll chapter D A R was observed at Mrs. E O Grimm s home with a supper at the Presbyterian church before the Jackson day banquet. Officers appointed include legislative chairman Mrs W T Brackenridge and Washington bicentennial plates chairman Mrs Robert VanNatta. Delegates to the continental congress were named. Fayettes guests attended a Delphi Commandery dinner and inspection.
February events highlight the 200th anniversary of George Washington with special club meetings and countywide film showings. The bicentennial films travel to county schools and later public showings at the State Theatre, under the supervision of C. A. Bailey and Mrs. Catherine Brackenridge. Additional observances include Home Economics Club meetings, Ladies of the G A R programs, D A R guest teas, and library events led by local organizations through February.
Rose Chapter of the Eastern Star and the Camden Lodge joined for an evening with Worthy Grand Matron Daisy Crist as honor guest. State officers included Mrs Ethel Barker and Mr Barker, Grand Ruth Mrs Louis Wolf, and Grand Martha Mrs Lena Corey. A three course Methodist ladies dinner followed. initiation was held for Martha Wagoner Helen Lane and Delia Michaels.
Monroe and Carrollton Township Farm Bureaus held a joint meeting at Bringhurst hall on Tuesday evening. The program included community singing, an invocation by Rev. Ilson, a business session, a musical number by a quartet, a talk by Mrs. Lloyd Beard county social and educational director, Poultry Pointers by Mrs. George Thomas and Mrs. Emmett Eaton, and the play Polly's Parade by the Carrollton Township Farm Bureau.
Garfield Shaffer Harry Reed A H Brewer E W Bowen and Lewis Jordan attended the inspection in Lafayette Tuesday evening with Elwood Barnard Greenfield Grandee Knight Templar and Judge Prass also noted in attendance.
Announcement of the marriage of Allen Cameron Miller son of Mr and Mrs Owen Miller Indianapolis formerly Grace Moore Delphi and Darney Lee Oslo Norway daughter of Mr and Mrs Barthinius Lee The wedding took place at Son Norway January 30 The couple now enjoy a winter in the Norwegian mountains before touring Europe and returning to Indianapolis Mr Miller a Purdue graduate and former Colgate student.
Wine tables were at play at the D. of I. card party Monday evening. The hostess committee included Miss Mary Rafferty Miss Anna Kempf and Mrs Tom Malia and other members. Favors for scores went to Mrs. Josephin C Wood William Weidner and Mrs. Harry Haugh. With Mrs. Malia at the piano square dances followed the card game.
The Madison Two Horke Economics Club will meet at the New Hope school house on Wednesday February 10 with hostesses Mrs Esther Clawson Mrs Opal Long and Mrs Mabel Shaffer. Roll call to be answered with quotations from Washington. Members are asked to bring their quilting.
Delphi members Floyd Julien Robert Davidson Jess Clawson Lewis Morrison Verne Brown John Thompson Fred Bassett Jess Randall Jack Bennett Ed Wingard attend Lafayette Voiture 364 meeting. A wreck is planned for the first week in March in Lafayette to be attended by Delphi members.
The Hickory Grove church young people Sunday school class was hosted Wednesday evening by D. L. Boller and family. Attendees included Maxine and Vir ginia Hanna Viola Shaffer Waneta Williams Fern Parrish Edith Madge Randall Bill Arnold Randall Harold Simons Reed Crowell Edgar Moore John Pearson Robert Reiff Walter Willard Boller and Hilda Boller.
Carroll County Chapter of American War Mothers will meet at the courthouse in Delphi on Tuesday February 9. A George Washington program will be presented in the afternoon. Members are asked to bring lunch and table service.
The Rain or Shine Class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold a February party this Thursday evening in the church parlors with hostesses Ethel Shaffer Ursel Messick Effie Martin and Sarah Gerbens.
The February meeting of the Missionary Society of the Christian church is moved from the home of Mrs. Ralph Smith to the home of Mrs. L. E. Knox. Mrs. Dame will lead the devotions.
The Monroe Township Home Economics Club held its February meeting at Mrs Emmett Eatons home. A Washington program presented by Mrs Lawrence Whistler provided the main focus. Roll call responses featured quotations from Lincoln and Washington.
The Baptist Missionary Society of Flora elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Pearl Frank, vice president Mrs. Omer Billings, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Charlies Cochran, and literary secretary Miss Jessie Landis.
The Wide Awake Sunday School class at Delphi Christian Church will hold a Valentine party at Miss Martha Hall’s home on Monday night February 8 with Mrs. Joe Turner as assistant hostess.
Mrs. Albert Mourer is introduced as a new member of the Adams Township Home Economics Club joining peers in the community group.
The Triangle Club of Delphi Christian church will meet at 4 00 PM on Thursday February 3 at the home of Virginia Holmes.
The After Hours Club will be entertained February 18 at the home of Miss Mary Smock with Miss Mary Studebaker serving as assistant hostess.
Edward Godenour visited Lafayette while Elsie Perrigo toured Kalamazoo. The High School Operetta is planned for March. Attendance rates by class range from 96.9 to 98.1 percent. A George Washington picture will be shown to junior high students, and 7th grade debates begin with Tramps Should Be Fed as the topic. Virginia Stolmes marks her thirteenth birthday with friends.
The Oracle Club meets Monday night February 8 at the Bradshaws home for a Smorgasbord. Mr and Mrs W H Bradshaw present a program on the culture and government of Scandinavian countries.
The Mission Circle of the Christian church met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Yanus Wells home for a devotional led by Ruth Johns and a lesson presented by Martha Mathews.
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a Tuesday evening event that was a success in every detail. Nineteen tables were in play and delightful refreshments were served.
The Pythian Sisters plan a card social Tuesday with Mrs. W H Gardner Mrs Grover Kite Mrs Lettie Pruitt and Mrs Lewis Granthan in charge, inviting members and friends to attend.
The Missionary Society of the Christian church will convene this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ralph Smith for a regular meeting.
County commissioners at their monthly meeting filed a petition for road improvement in Washington Township and fixed the hearing date. They accepted the viewers report on the John E. Swartz road in Clay Township and authorized its construction. Andrew Huston, a former county employee, sought compensation after an auto crash that injured him on his second day of work. Riley Sink’s retirement as county highway superintendent was reported and accepted.
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