Big cafe supper and church meetings at First Presbyterian
Feb 26 listing for First Presbyterian Church announces a cafe supper February with serving 5 to 7 pm and invites the public. Session meets 7 pm. Sunday school opens at 9:30 with lessons and teachers. Morning worship 10:30 features a sermon Viewing the Two Sides of the Church. Evening service at 7 includes Can One Live a Secluded Life. Weekly meetings March 2 and 4 call for full member participation and budget discussions. March weighs the church in Gods scales.
Epworth Church Sunday Schedule and Events
Rev O Paul Manker leads Sunday school at 9 30 with classes for all ages. Morning worship 10 30 and evening service 7 00 featuring a ritualistic format in the Wesleyan tradition. Dr Hawthorne M D to speak March 15 with advanced music class recital.
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O. Paul Manker
Mr. Orr
Epworth League
Edith Hobaugh
John Wesley
Knox
Helpers For Jesus Sunday School And Worship Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Helpers For Jesus lesson theme. Worship at 10 30 a m includes special music and sermons The Price For Power and The Way to Obtain Power for Christian Service Then an evening service at 7 o clock features a question about church upkeep through fairs markets or suppers and a sermon The Deadly Danger of Drifting Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 B Y P U Thursday night all young people welcome at the Baptist church.
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Josephine Uim
God
Easter Services At Local Church Plan Big Program
Rev L E Knox pastors Bible school at 9 30 a m Ray Orr superintendent. Last Sunday saw the largest attendance in weeks. An Easter program is being prepared. Services at 10 30 a m with topic The Saviour and the Multitude a missionary sermon. Sponsored by the Woman s Missionary Society president Mrs Edna Achison and a cordial invitation is extended. Evening services at 7 o clock p m.
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L. E. Knox
Bible School
Ray Orr
Woman’s Missionary Society
Edna Achison
Church Services Announced for Lent and Sunday
Rev. Edward Haffenbacher to lead Sunday service at 8 30 a m with communion. A Lent midweek service is held every Wednesday at 7 p m and all are invited.
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Edward Haffenbacher
Nine Children Born in Carroll County in February
Nine births reported in Carroll County this February to Dr. W. R. Quick. Two were stillborn. The list includes Mary Lee Patty, Donald Eugene Enoch, Paul Hadward Kintner, Robert Eugene Shirar, Anna Skiles, a Draper infant stillborn, a Curry boy, Ralph J Miller, and Nancy Furst born to local couples between Feb. 7 and Feb. 15.
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Carroll County
W. R. Quick
Earl Patty
Sedalia
Mary Lee
Fred Enoch
Cutler
Donald Eugene
Charley M. Kintner
Paul Hadward
R. R. Shirar
Bringhurst
Robert Eugene
Henry A. Skiles
Ene den
Anna
William Verne Draper
Murphy T. Curry
Delphi
Philip Rudolph ‘Miller
Ralph B J
Levi Furst
Camden
Nancy
Warren Messick resigns from Shell station to join Florasuto agency
Warren Messick resigns his Shell filling station post and takes a new job with the Florasuto agency. He plans to reduce his family’s relocation to Delphi as a result of the move.
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Warren Messick
Shell
Florasuto
Delphi
Vegetable Gardening Discussed by Expert
Thirty-five women met in the G. R. rooms to hear Purdue horticulture expert W. B. dq discuss vegetable gardening. He listed top seed varieties for the region and noted 272 vegetable types shown at last year’s State Fair. Afternoon sessions planned year’s work with 4 H clubs. attendees included numerous township leaders and club presidents.
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G. R
W. B. Dq
Purdue ‘Horticulture Department
Ward
John Ber
Bonnie Best
Cincinnati
Mary Washington
Detroit
Chantenay
Stowell
Evergreen
Vienna
Grand Rapids
New York
Ralph Maggart
Lawrence Whistler
Herbert Smith Radios Dominate Local Market
Nine of ten shoppers buy radios from Herbert Smith, reflecting strong brand dominance in the community. The vendor leads with a wide assortment and competitive pricing, shaping local consumer choice.
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Herbert Smith
Health first in childhood habits and daily care
The piece emphasizes clean eating, hand hygiene, and habitual routines for children. It warns mothers to avoid unsafe practices like mouthing safety pins and urges consistent sleep, regular meals, proper bathroom timing, and generous fruit and vegetable intake. It promotes personal cleanliness and using individual items to prevent disease, plus a hopeful moral about bringing happiness to others.
Teachers to be reextended contracts in Delphi schools
Supt. Cc. T. Amick announced that Delphi city schools have not extended contracts yet to teachers to refute claims of a resignation. He said most teachers are expected to return if offered new contracts by the board. Contracts are typically issued in the last month or six weeks of the term. Betty Wason of Purdue hosted Katherine Barker and Vivian Goff as weekend guests.
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Delphi City
Supt
Cc. T. Amick
Amick
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THE
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Herald and Examiner
Delphi Baptist Church
Paul Leslie Beck
the Baptist Church
ST. Mary’s Episcopal
W. B. Ward
Purdue
Amanda C. Myer
Burlington Township
Cora Quinn
Della McCracken
Gladys Kuns
Monroe Township
Elmer Huntley
Martha Huntley
Dora McCarty
Nettie Heffley
Florence Martin
Rockfield
Anna Shaffer
Burrows
Ora Yakey
Vella Appleton
Myrtle Williams
Nellie Deleplane
Washington Township
Ockle Barber
Dale Ferguson
Carrollton Township
Glen H. Stair
Madison Township
Edith Beard
Clay Township
Vera Fisher
Cora Lesh
Lula Sanderson
Jackson Township
Minnie Overley
Beulah
Christie
Jefferson Township
Alta Peterson
Adams Township
C. M. Kerlin
Deer Creek Township
Earl Sneathen
Spurgeon
Betty Wason
Katherine Barker
Vivian Goff
William C. Smith
William B. Smith
South Side Square
Pletcher’s Hardware
Baby
Lafayet
Delphi State Bank
Delphi, Indiana
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Embree Harness Shop
John Emrick
Monument Circle
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Waliams
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