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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
2
Mrs Nona Myers will entertain the Clay Harmony Home Econom ic club at her home on February 27 at 1 30 with Mrs Verna Spidel and Olive Yuill assisting the hostess. Also notes neighbors visit and local moves.
Carroll County PMA chairman Ross F. Wagoner tells Delphi Flora Camden and Burlington residents that the Agricultural Conservation Program serves city people as much as farmers. He notes urban populations rely on farmed land and that conservation boosts productivity to meet growing needs.
A program helps non-farm residents cover part of the expense of conservation practices shared with individual farmers. The initiative aims to protect and improve land productivity through collaborative funding.
Modern Homemakers Home Economics club will meet Wednesday evening February 27 at 7 30 p m in the REMC auditorium Mrs June Lowther county Home Demonstration Agent will give the project lesson on sewing machine attachments Hostesses for the meeting will be Doris Wehlage Mae Toole and Helen McMurray.
Peggy Starkey of Burrows pledged to a Gamma Gamma social sorority at Ball State Teachers College Muncie. A fresh man and South Hall dormitory treasurer, she graduated Delphi high school. Marriage licenses were issued in Crawfordsville for Merle Remley and Edith Linn and for Raymond Beeler and Jeanette Hile.
Judge William B. Smith will speak at Radnor Methodist Church on Sunday February 24 during the 10 45 a m service following Sunday School Special music by the Hathaway quartet Fisher sisters and Dwain Ward Loyd Zook in charge
Mahlon Kerlin spent several days in Washington this week handling matters for Sayco Valve of Flora. He met with officials and discussed company projects and potential contracts.
The city school was given a new film strip titled “Three Little Squirrels” by the local WCTU chapter led by Mrs. Robert Pearson. WCTU members plan to view the film as a group at a date to be designated by Clyde Moyer, elementary principal.
The local council of Knights of Columbus meets tonight for a stag supper and party at Delphi Country Club. Lafayette guests Roger Branigan and Sarge Biltz speak. Judge Wm. B. Smith will be guest toastmaster.
Sugar Creek Conservation Club will host a members only fish fry at the Ockley Club House on Friday February 22 starting at 7 p m.
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