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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
6
Earl E. Davis is pastor and Sherman Fife leads Sunday school at 9 30 A M. Lawrence Landis presides over Young Peoples service at 6 45 P M. Evangelistic service at 7 P M. Cottage prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30. Foreign Missionary service Thursday at 7 30. Cordial invitation to attend all services.
H. R. White will lead Lenton services starting February 23 at 7 30 P M with talks on The Possibilities of Prayer. Services continue each Thursday evening and a Sunday service is at 10 30 A M. All welcome.
L. E. Knox, pastor, presides over Bible school at 9 30 with Harry Pearson as superintendent. Morning schedule includes a sermonette for children on Jesus and a Little Girl at 10 45 and a 10 30 service. Our slogan is Each One Win One.
Evening worship at 7:00 P.M. invites all to attend. A cordial invitation extends welcome to everyone.
Rev E M Martinson leads Bible school at 9 30 A M with Leroy Wingard as superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 includes a sermon on Association and Assimilation B Y P U at 6 P M Edith Baum president Evening service at 7 features a sermon on John Introducing Jesus Midweek prayer and conference Wednesday at 7 30 P M Public invited to share in these services
Minister R. Dale LeCount leads Sunday worship at 10 30 with the theme What is Man Dr Myers of Chicago conducts the 4 30 vesper A Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 Miss Francis Amick presides over Christian Endeavor at 5 30 and Will Smith oversees church school at 9 80 for all ages
Fragmentary notice lists musical pieces titled ees and minstrel in two parts and indicates page or measure markers 51 4t. No further context or names provided.
A large crowd attended the Prodigal Son pageant at the Methodist church on Sunday February 19. Rev Manker led the program with a moving solo and a dimmed lights scene featuring Groverite as the father Donald Kite as the prodigal son and Everett Rohrabaugh as the elder brother. The cast wore period costumes and the revival concluded with a joyous homecoming. Plans for The Ten Virgins next week and church events were announced.
W. N. McPhail owner of the Record News Camden has purchased the IdaVille Enterprise plant. He will print the Enterprise at Camden and mail from IdaVille, reviving the paper after a year of lockout and multiple ownership changes. The Enterprise originally moved from Camden and the calendar venture of a former Camden lessee failed in Michigan.
C E McCain received word from Mrs Thury Dewey of Los Angeles that the ashes of her husband Noan 8 Dewey who died December 1 at his western home will be sent to Delphi for interment in the Dewey lot at the Odd Fellows cemetery. He was 75 and born and raised in the city. Dewey built wealth as a contractor in St Louis and later as a mining engineer in Mexico. Surviving brother Henry Dewey is C E Dewey of Los Angeles.
The United States Department of Agriculture publishes Farmers' Bulletin 1562-F, Farm Practices under Corn Borer Conditions, summarizing information and lessons from the 1927 campaign. It aims to aid farmers in infested or likely infested areas and is available upon request in Washington.
Warren Spiller of Frederick Illinois divorced from two sisters marries the third, Miss Annie Berman. After the ceremony in Springfield she returns with him to Frederick to assume the name and place once held by her two sisters.
Rev. Clifford J. Reed, Pastor, announces Sunday services at 8:00 A M for low mass and 10:00 A M for high mass and benediction. Lent services are 7:30 P M Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent.
Two hundred church workers, mostly Christian denomina tionists, gathered in Flora last Tuesday for a banquet sponsored by A. K. Long of St. Louis. Long pledged to fund a Washington, D C church edifice costing 1 750 000 and possibly up to five million for the project. Rev Wise of Cincinnati presided. Dr Cowen of Topeka spoke. Mrs Rumpler and Rev L E Knox also addressed the gathering. Committees will push county drives for funds as church dignitaries visited Delphi earlier in the week.
The statewide American Legion drive announced by state commander Frank M. McHale ends with the largest total of new members in the department’s history. Warren Post 183 wins the top cup with 410 percent of quota while Spice Land and New Palestine place second and third statewide.
Lesson for February 25 centers Mark six with Jairus daughter and the woman healed. It emphasizes faith as the key to life and Jesus as giver and preserver, presenting two interwoven accounts where faith prompts healing and even raises the dead.
George M. Smith and commissioners transfer 185 acres in Deer Creek to James I. Childers et al for 14800 dollars. Childers sells undivided one third interest to Ida D Childers for one dollar. Sylvester B. McCracken et ux transfer Lot 8 in Burris Add Bringhurst to Charles A. McCracken for 100 dollars. George W. White et ux transfer 42.97 acres in Carrollton to Jesse Hunt et ux for one dollar. William F. Riley trustee transfers one acre in Tippecanoe to Etta Cabl for 145 dollars.
Announced stage schedule lists Marion Davies titles Quality Street The Secret Hour and The Latest From an Six Bruises across Monday to Saturday with Friday and Saturday showings noted overall.
The passage recounts a woman who seeks healing through faith in Jesus. Her courage meets grace as she touches his garment, Jesus notes virtue leaving him, and she confesses publicly. Jesus praises her faith, calling her daughter and affirming salvation through faith.
The line asserts grace as God given yet knowledge as a market bought, reflecting a view that spiritual grace is divine while understanding must be earned or purchased through effort and learning. This contrasts sacred blessing with secular acquisition.
A brief column quotes Alexander Maclaren on sin and folly with a note advertising 39 cent Luna Coffee at Smith's. The item blends a moral aside with a local promotional tease for Smith's Luna Coffee at a fixed price.
Delphi Citizen advertises a two part musical comedy and minstrel on March 20. It promotes services and lists the newspaper’s contact details with a yearly subscription price of $1.50.
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