Woman's Club initiates nine new members in library ceremony
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a formal initiation Monday evening in the library for nine new members including Mrs. William Fraser and Misses Jane Witter and Lucille Brewer. The event featured ritual readings, a review of Pearl Buck's The Revolutionist, a valentines contest won by Bertha Moore, and refreshments provided by hostesses Lulu Robbins and B. B. Mayhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Woman’s Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
William Fraser
Ralph Melin
Jack Gee
Charles Wood
Jane Witter
Josephine Shaffer
Alta Mildred Kite
Bertha Moore
Lucille Brewer
Thelma Quinn
Ruth Ayres
Josephine McDowell
Betty Wilson
Mary Alice Cripe
Edna Johnson
Chetina DeLong
Lulu Robbins
B. B.mayhill
Pythian Sisters Hold Valentine Meeting and Plans
The Pythian Sisters met Monday evening with Edna Carmichael and Stella Holloway as chairs for the social hour. Valentine decorations and a heart hunt produced prizes for Ruth James and Jennie Kite, with Nora Hemmig and Naomi Theophile receiving comic valentines. Next meeting Feb 28 at 8 o'clock, with plans for the March 17 anniversary party.
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Ular
Edna Carmichael
Stella Holloway
Ruth James
Jennie Kite
Nora Hemmig
Naomi Theophile
Verlin Holloway Host Sixth Birthday Party for Buddy Eugene
A family gathering at the Verlin Holloway home north of town celebrated Buddy Eugene turning six and Glenda Lee Weckerly turning two. Twenty eight guests attended including Mr and Mrs Albert Holloway Mr and Mrs Ward Holloway Mr and Mrs Glen Kennard and Maxine Leland Holloway and others as listed.
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Verlin Holloway
Buddy Eugene
Glenda Lee Weckerly
Glen Weckerly
Delphi
Albert Holloway
Ward Holloway
Glen Kennard
Maxine
Leland Holloway
Woodrow Whiteman
Grange initiates new members in February meeting
Pretty Prairie Grange held its February seventh gathering with first and second degrees for a new class. A Lincoln and Valentine program followed and Jim Swatts won the Valentine candy box, with the note that the next event was planned.
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Pretty Prairie Grange
Jim Swatts
Deacon and Klondike Granges Hold Degree Work Meeting
The Deacon Grange will confer the third degree and the Klondike Grange will confer the fourth degree on February 21. After the degree work a program will follow and refreshments will be served.
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Deacon Grange
Klondike Grange
Purdue Delta Chi to Attend Regional Conclave in Bloomington
Paul Quick alumnus advisor and George Obear control board member for the Purdue Delta Chi chapter depart Friday for the Bloomington Indiana conclave with seven active chapters represented. The Purdue chapter awarded Quick and Obear alumnus keys Tuesday in recognition of their services.
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Paul Quick
George Obear
Delta Chi Fraternity
Bloomington
Indiana
Quick
Obear
Purdue
Delta Chi
Mr. Obear
Oracle club hosts Col. Everett Gardner on Russia talk
Oracle club members met Tuesday at the Yantis Wells home with Allen Bailey in charge. Bailey introduced Col. Everett Gardner of Indianapolis and Monticello, who spoke about Russia to a delighted audience. Mrs Gardner accompanied him to Delphi. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Crampton, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McCain, and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Smith.
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Oracle Club
Yantis' Wells
Allen Bailey
Bailey
Col
Everett Gardner
Indianapolis
Monticello
Russia
Gardner Sefompente
Delphi
C. C. Crampton
Curtis McCain
William B. Smith
Shower Honors for Mrs. Cripe at Delphi Home
Mrs. Harry Roach hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday for Mrs. Cripe formerly Miss Iona Weaver of Delphi prior to her Sunday wedding in North Manchester. Gifts were presented, and games won by Miss Alberta Stair of Lafayette and Mrs. Chalmer Peterson near Delphi. A bridal cake and refreshments were served. the bride, formerly employed by Mrs. Roach, was wed to Mr. Cripe from near Rossville.
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Harry Roach
Maurice Cripe
Alberta Stair
Lafayette
Chalmer Peterson
Delphi
Cripe
Roach
Missionary pageant planned by Methodist Ladies Aid
March 8 set for the Ladies Aid Society pageant Girlhood in Many Lands to be shown at 2 30 in the church auditorium Tea will be served in the parlor before the program Mrs Benjamin H Drake is director A county wide invitation goes to women of all churches to witness the event A silver offering will be taken Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Eastern Star will host a gathering at the Temple Monday evening with cards and refreshments Mrs Theodore Baum led a patriotic program at the court house with an orchestra and talks on McKinley Washington Civil War songs and Lincoln funeral songs followed by cakes grape juice and a children's orchestra event attendees from DelphiLogansport and Cutler noted
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Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Benjamin H. Drake
Eastern Star
O. E. Smith
Theodore Baum
Governor Morton Circle
Court House
Edith ‘Baum
McKinley
Effie Baker
Washington
Frank Lyon
Lincoln
Billy Quinn
Joan Hamling
Ruth Flagler
Missionary Society meeting reviews Washington Lincoln factors
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday in the library with Nellie Haughey in charge of devotionals. Mrs. Pearl Allen spoke on religious factors in George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. New programs were distributed and money raising ideas discussed by the Ways and Means Committee.
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Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Nellie Haughey
Pearl Allen
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Ways and Means
Delphi and Burlington seniors named state Good Citizen finalists
Miss Lucille Nelson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson of Delphi will represent Delphi in the State D A R Good Citizen Contest as announced by Mrs. Myron Ives. Another winner is Miss Marda Jean Towe daughter of Mrs. Beryle Towe of Burlington and a Burling ton high school senior.
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Lucille Nelson
Roy Nelson
Delphi
Myron Ives
Marda Jean Towe
Beryle Towe
Burlington
Camden Sunshine Society Valentine Party at School
The Sunshine Society of Camden school hosted a Valentine party honoring mothers with a program including a tap dance, piano solo, readings, talks, duets, and a Sunshine song and creed followed by refreshments. Other local activities noted include Farmers' Union meeting, Literary club hostess, hospital confinements, and stockholders meeting at Camden Co operative store with visiting guests from nearby towns.
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Ciety
Camden
Mary Ann Hyman
Marjorie Shonk
Mary Margaret Quinn
A. E. Fabianske
Ruth Robeson
Madeline Bohannon
Sunshine
Martha Eikenberry
Farmers’ Union
Bringhurst Social News and Church Supper
Miss Dorothy Chapman of Indianapolis visited Bringhurst with her parents the Chapmans. Mr and Mrs Doyle Peters live with Miss Myrtle Garrison. The W I Club met with Mrs Thelma Beamer and a book review was given by Mrs Bert Ayres. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lane hosted 30 guests Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Leonard Davis of South Bend visited relatives. The ladies aid plans a chicken supper Thursday at the M E church annex from 5 to 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. and I. Club
Thelma Beamer
Bert Ayres
Wilbur Lane
Leonard Davis
South Bend
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
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