Community Notes From West Delphi
Mrs. Pearl McKay underwent surgery at St Elizabeth hospital Saturday and is improving. Mrs. Harry Brewer of St Elizabeth hospital remains ill. Miss Georgia Phillips was honored at her Delphi funeral last Thursday with a tribute by Rev. O P Manker. Mary Catherine Morrow missed school due to illness. Edgar McKinley and family joined Mr and Mrs Willis Deford and Paul Julien for Sunday evening with Mrs Della Bush and daughter. Frank Martin and family of near Brookston visited Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl McKay
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Edgar McKinley
Willis Deford
Paul Julien
Della Bush
Georgia Phillips
Delphi
Miss Phillips
O. P. Manker
Methodist Church
Harry Brewer
Mary Catherine Morrow
Frank Martin
Brookston
Charles Clark
Marion Lucas
Samuel, Goslee
Oak Grove
William Marshall
Indianapolis
Oliver Marquess
Marion Gaumer
Frank Pencebaker
Fred Gaumer
Delmer Clark
Ward Holloway
Ross Austin
Charles Hargraves
Yeoman
Samuel Neel
Thomas Schnepp
John Beard
Ockley
John McFarland
Cutler
Frank Arthur
Billy
Logansport
David Arthur
Margery Kestle
Mabel Metz
Lillian Thacker
Walter
Monon
David Pratt
Doris
Hobart Fairfield
Elizabeth Burke
Frank Robinson
Ft. Wayne
John Burke
Carl Metz
Clarence Austin
Yeoman Butcher
Jesse Marquess
Harry Roth
Edwin
Lester Lover
Frankfort
Delbert Chapman
Earl Park
Sarah. Chapman
Mr. Chapman
William Chapman
Guy Chapman
Cass Gout Hospital
Frank Armstrong
Lola Johnson
Mabel Sheets
Monticello
Ivan Roth
Dewey Reynolds
Charles Gallinger
Cecil Lytle
Paul Jones
Mary Isabel Metz
Frank Diener
Martha Bishop
Ind
Frank Poncebaker
Frank Poncebaker, Jr
Poncebaker
Lafayette
Arthur Ward
Clyde Carmichael
Frank Robbins
Thyrza Frye
Thyrza Henry
Harry Overley
Charles Ballard
Wicez Louisiana
Schock
Miss Camp
Lake
Honor roll names for January at legal school
The January honor roll lists students by grade from 1 to 8 including Lowell Wayne Austin and Leona Moss in Grade 1, Eugene Austin and Dick Coger in Grade 2, and Marilyn Holloway in Grade 6, among others such as Joe Maxwell and Mary Esther Phillips in higher grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman
Legal School
Lowell Wayne Austin
Lois Dilling
Leona Marie Moss
Joan Viney
Eugene Austin
Dick Cowger
Dean Goslee
Roger Mullendore
Phyllis O’farrell
Frances O'Farrell
Clyde Spear
Mary Jane Moore
Dorothy Cowger
Margie Weaver
Beverley Baird
Jean Phillips
Louise Christie
Marjorie Kestle
Richard Million
Elva Scott
Junior Jackson
Marilyn Holloway
Opal Britton
Joe
Thomas Maxwell
Cloyd Marquess
Mildred Overley
Mary Esther Phillips
Maxine Julien
Junior Baum
Junior Johns
Caroline Christie
Hileen Hallan
Local Socials Highlight Oakdale and Yeoman Visits
Miss Margaret Cowger and Miss Clara Burke hosted in Oakdale and Oak Grove with numerous relatives gathering at homes of the Marshalls, Clark family, Marquess household, and others. Neighbors including the Austins, Metz, Gaumers, and Poncebakers shared weekend calls and dinners across Yeoman, Logansport, Monticello, and Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cowger
Oakdale
Clara Burke
Tri City meeting at Doolittle home in Yeoman area
A group of friends and relatives surprised Charles Clark on his birth day anniversary Thursday evening. Attendees included Frank Armstrong Byron Neel and families of Monticello several local couples and their children with names listed among the guests. The gathering honored Clark at his residence with neighbors and relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-C
Doolittle
Yeoman
Charles Clark
Frank Armstrong
Byron Neel
Paul Jones
Earl Huffman
Cecil Lytle
Marion Lucas
Dewey Reynolds
Clark
Industrial Arts teachers to meet at Purdue and Lafayette
Industrial Arts teachers of district No 4 including Pulaski and Jefferson High School Lafayette plan a Feb 27 meeting at Purdue Memorial Union and Jefferson High School. Morning session at Jefferson High. lunch at Purdue Memorial Union. afternoon at Purdue Union. Officers include Willard Hill and Ray Peck with F E Leap as secretary treasurer.
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Pulaski
Alton
White
Cass
Miami
Wabash
Tippecanoe
Carroll
Howard
Clinton
Tipton
Boone
Hamilton
Purdue University
Jefferson High School
Lafayette
Memorial Union
Purdue
Union
Willard Hill
Logansport
Ray Peck
Kokomo
F. E. Leap
Sharpsville
Hill
Harold Wills
Education Department
Crusade Set Up Meetings Mobilize Church World
First Presbyterian Church urges 100 percent attendance at Crusade Set Up meetings for all groups including Sunday school officers, deacons, elders, and women’s groups. Plans include Lafayette and Logansport sessions, transport offered, and early Bible study on The Slavery of Sin with Ezra revival themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Ezra
Oe Taxis Club
Lafayette
School and church activities mark Sunday schedule
The notice outlines a full church day with 9 30 a m Sunday School led by Miss Mary Studebaker and a junior department, 10 40 a m Morning Worship on How to Achieve the Presence of Worship, 6 00 p m Epworth League delegates to the District Institute at Monticello, and 7 00 p m Evening Worship Have We Kept Faith with Lincoln followed by a church conference. Next Sunday Mrs Olin Cady will speak at 10 00 a m under the M E A S M auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Studebaker
Peat Fai Ice
Lloyd Wagerch
Young Peoples
Epworth League
District Institute
Monticello
Lincoln
Olin Cady
Metho Sms
As M. 8
Sunday School Revival Reminder
Rev Beck invites attendance at Sunday School at 9 30 AM with a good lesson and teachers. Begin with opening exercise and enjoy the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Gome
Morning Worship and Evening Service At St. Marys Episcopal
Morning Worship at 10 and Evening Service at 7 30 PM attract large crowds. Evangelistic sermon by the pastor follows gospel singing and hymns. Weekly announcements include prayer groups and Bible study times. Rev Edward Haffenbacher oversees St Marys Episcopal Church with full communion Sunday at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Prayer
Young Peoples Service
Young Men’s Prayer Club
ST. Mary’s Episcopal Hurch
Edward Haffenbacher
Bible School and Sermon Schedule at Local Church
Bible School begins at 9 30 led by Ray Orr superintendent. Preaching at 10 30 with the sermon titled Our Part in Our Salvation. Cordial invitation extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Ray Orr
Sunday schedule at Rev Newton church services
Rev G N Newton invites attendance at Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 P M There is a 6 15 P M Young Peoples meeting and a cottage prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30 P M The church also holds a 7 30 P M prayer meeting on Thursdays You are welcome to attend all services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Newton
Young Peoples Meeting
Sermon on Spirit as Worship in Christian Science Churches
The Lesson Sermon centers on spirit as the subject for worship, citing Bible lines that God is a Spirit and true worship must be in spirit and in truth. It notes Jesus foretold persecution for followers and the Father is unknowable apart from Spirit, emphasizing spiritual, not material, worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Scientist
Baker Eddy
Jesus
Father
Evangelistic Meetings Announced for February 1932
Rev. A. C. Workman leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and evangelistic services run February 7 to 21 1932 beginning 7 30 pm Rev L L Paul of Lower Deer Creek church of the Brethren will be evangelist in charge There will be illustrated talks for children each evening Bring your family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Paul
Lower Deer ‘Creek
Church of the Brethren
Church Service and Club Meeting Notice
Yeoman M E Chui and W L Wilson, pastors, announce 9 30 Church School with Mrs Matthew Jackson superintendent and Mrs Maxine Kennary secretary. 10 30 Morning Worship with a sermon on Does The Modern Christian Need the Bible. 2 PM Tri City Club meeting at the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Chui
W. L. Wilson
Matthew Jackson
Maxine /Kénnary
Sec
666 Liquid and Salve Treatment for Colds Promoted
An old advertisement touts 666 Liquid or Tablets for internal use and 666 Salve for external use as a complete and effective cold remedy, claiming rapid relief and widespread efficacy.
Epworth League Convention at Monticello M E Church
Home of Paul Viney hosts a Saturday Epworth League convention at the Monticello M E Church. Registration begins at 9 30 AM and organizers urge a representative delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Viney
Epworth League
Monticello M. E
Rockfield Presbyterian Church Announces Evening Worship
Rockfield Presbyterian Church invites all to 9:30 evening worship with Dr Mullen speaking on Does It Pay To Be a Christian in All Walks of Life A lawyer and a businessman will discuss Are You Great Following will be a musical program for all ages Pastor offers to preach on request with two weeks notice We welcome everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.veach
Mullen Will
Morning Worship Promises Music and A Sermon With God
S. S. at 10:00 A. M. Charles Sanderson, competent supt. Morning Worship at 11 A. M. Sermon subject A Position With God Which Pays Well. Special appropriate music. Kindly bear in mind our special programs for future Sundays. The pastor preaches on any intelligent subject desired, if given him two weeks in advance. We welcome all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Charles Sanderson
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