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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
8
Sunday services on February 18 focus on Soul as Spirit and Deity. Cited Bible verses affirm God as sun and shield and call believers to upright paths. The Christian Science text defines Soul as Deity and eternal, denying mortal sin and the existence of a finite soul.
Sunday school begins at 9 30 morning service at 10 30. Easter services include a sermon I believe help thou mine unbelief. Taxi club at 6 00 p m evening worship at 7 00 p m Rev Hugo of Rockfield will be guest preacher. You are invited to attend.
The Delphi Presbyterian church plans six weeks of Holy Week observances with daily special services Thursday through Friday evenings. Holy Week ends with an Easter dawn service and 10 30 morning service for new members and infant baptisms. Guest speakers appear each Sunday evening starting with Rev. H Hugo of Rockfield Presbyterian. Official board meetings Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the library basement.
Wilbur V. Day and Forrest Orr lead a unified 9 30 a m service with an evening 7 p m session. Morning theme is The Measure of a Life and evening theme is Perfect Peace. Everyone welcome.
Rev Edward Haffenbacher will lead a literary service at St Marys Episcopal Church Sunday evening at 7 oclock. Everyone welcome to attend the event.
Morning worship at 10 30 with choir music. Junior sermon Sunday. Senior sermon Life s Mystery presented as Life s Mysterié¢ within service context.
Burrows Presbyterian Church holds a 10 o'clock service with evening worship led by Rev Harry Parker of Delphi and Rev H Hugo exchanging pulpits. A special song service is noted.
The Rockfield Christian Church holds an 9:15 orchestra, 9:30 communion, 10:00 preaching, 10:30 Bible School with classes for all ages, and an evening service at 7:00 led by Pastor Lewis A. Porter and Marshall N. Weaver. This Sunday both services will be held. The superintendent will close Bible School with a four minute talk on The Drugstore. Everyone is invited.
The senior class at Adams Township School has chosen The Path Across the Hill to be performed before the end of the school term. The selection reflects the students interest in a drama suitable for a school production.
Mary Alick of Sullivan is arrested after giving birth to an illegitimate child, disposing of the infant by throat cutting and hiding the body in a privy vault. She remains in jail awaiting further proceedings.
Don V. Good of Flora has been elected captain of Indiana University rifle team. The first match will be next week against Minnesota University.
The first lesson for pro ject leaders of H. E. clubs in Carroll county will be held Thursday March 8 in the court house here. Miss Meta Martin, who led the project work here the past two years with success, will again be in charge.
The State Library Department announces it will preserve official books records documents and historical papers for state county or other officials. Officials are urged to send materials to the archives division for permanent records rather than destroy them.
Hiram B. Colvin, 65, died at his Flora home Tuesday morning from heart disease. He is survived by his widow, a daughter Ruth Sterrett of Washington D C, a son Merle Colvin of Pittsburgh, a granddaughter Jean Colvin of Pittsburgh, and two sisters Mrs Sam Michael of Fiéra and Mrs Frank Jordan of Remington.
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. LeRoy Reiter formerly Miss Lilah Retherford of Rossville. She died in Minneapolis after a brief illness. She graduated from high school in 1924. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Retherford a sister Mrs. Walter Carrie Jr. and a brother Harold Retherford of West Palm Beach Florida.
County Red Cross president Reed Schermerhorn announces closure of Red Cross proom and cessation of clothing distributions after Saturday February 17. State Grange deputy Jesse A. Roadroach and county deputy Jesse E. Wise join the program at noon Saturday with radio tubes and Herb Smith noted.
Five additional pages of uncensored and sensational war photographs with vivid explanations by Floyd Gibbons, famed correspondent, will appear in next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner. Watch for them each Sunday.
A three act comedy titled Two Days to Marry will be performed at the Pittsburg school building on February 21 at 8 00 p m. The cast lists Jackson Patton Frank Swaim Warren Messick Mrs Warren Messick Robin Martin Mrs Faye Richardson and Geneva Ginn with Charles Thompson coaching the play.
The Pyrmont church of the Brethren hosts a series of Holy Land lectures by Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Cobb of Spencer Indiana. Cobb recently returned after six months in Bible lands and the talks draw large evening crowds with afternoon sessions featuring a dispensational chart. The lectures run through February 19 with strong attendance and interest. Business Report, American Federation of Labor notes deflation could have starved half the population if continued.
Chester Watkins of Monticello purchased a new 1934 Chevrolet truck from Clawson Chevrolet Sales.
Price list notes poultry delivered at half a cent per pound less when called for Hens 4 lbs and over Hens under 4 lbs Leghorn hens P By Springs over 4 lbs Col Chicks 4 lbs and up Old Cox Young ducks White 5 lbs and over Small Ducks Young Geese Old Geese Cream Eggs No 1 Beef Hides Rabbits
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