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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1950
Page
10
A private sale at 115 Market St Delphi lists items including one wood stove, one coal wood stove, metal bed, two rugs, an old fashioned cupboard and other miscellany. Proceeds to be used for Ella Peffley.
The Rain or Shine class of the Methodist church holds its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night February 14 at the parsonage with hostesses Mrs. Frank Briggs Hazel Lines Mary Benjamin and Agnes Smith. In memoriam notes James P Troxell died four years ago February 15 1946. Public card party at IOOF Basement Wednesday February 15 at 730 pm 50 cents a couple 25 cents single. Various local notices cover mid semester vacations visits and hospital news including births and a bachelor degree news and social events at Delphi Lafayette and surrounding towns.
The team behind the Art Main Street edition toils for a worthy cause. They acknowledge long hours and thank readers and staff for support, hoping subscriptions endure despite the effort and noise.
At the Charles Carroll Chapter D A R meeting in the library presided by regent Mrs. Monroe Meade, speaker Mrs. W T Brackenridge urged opposition to any World Government. Delegates were named for the Continental Congress in Washington including Mrs Monroe Meade as delegate and Mrs Robert VanNatta as alternate.
The Make Merry class of the Methodist Sunday School hosted a supper party at the church parlors Wednesday honoring the 35th wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs Briggs and the class 30th birthday. The program featured the Carroll County Melody Men quartet and selections by Miss Julie Ann Smith. Gifts included a walnut bookcase for the celebrants.
Carroll County Federated Clubs sent John S. Oaks and Mrs. A V Beck to the Mid-Winter Council Meeting of the Indiana Federation of Clubs in Indianapolis January 31-February 1. Guests included Mrs. Oscar A Alghren and Mrs. Hiram G. Houghton. All sessions were at the Claypool Hotel.
Max L Brown finished his academic requirements this semester earning a B A degree with a major in Economics and Business Administration. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity compass and square and is a Burlington High School class of 1946 graduate, son of Mr and Mrs John D Brown of Burlington township.
The WSCS met Tuesday at 2:00 with hostesses Mrs. C Julius Adolph Timmons Curt Dukes Duane Lamb and Paul Menaugh. Mrs James Goff led devotions and the lesson The World Must Learn to Read was well given by Mrs Earl Thompson. Mrs Levi Rothenberger received a birthday cake and gifts. Cakes tea and coffee were served.
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