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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
3
Adams township Home Economics club met January 2 after a weather postponement. Mrs Grace Graham and Mrs Sylvia Rogers assisted. $2 was voted to the TB drive. New officers were installed by Norma Peterson. The next meeting is January 16 with Mrs R H Milton.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mc Wharton of Delphi announce the birth of a daughter on January 3 at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette.
Miss Jeanette Billiard and Manford L. McCloskey wed in Logansport in a formal ceremony at the Baptist Temple with a reception at their home at 1406 Michigan Avenue. The groom’s clan and attendants included maid of honor Roberta Martin and best man Clifford Joyce. Carol Bryan and Joe Draper then tied the knot in Camden Lutheran Church with matron of honor Evetta Becher and bridesmaids in coordinated gowns. Both weddings featured traditional music, floral arrangements, and white Bible keepsakes.
Mrs. James Bougher and others visit friends across Kokomo to Delphi while Beatrice Kite resumes teaching in Rensselaer. The Camden high school graduate bride wore a plum gabardine suit as guests attended a reception for about 200. The couple left for their wedding trip with the groom in a pale pink gabardine suit. The groom is a Flora high school graduate studying in Indianapolis, employed by Von Burton Plumbing.
Twenty nine registrants from this county traveled to Indianapolis on Thursday for armed forces physical examinations. Among those examined were Arnold P. Teel Max G. Hughes Emmett W. Frey and others led by Harold W. Sprague. Four registrants requested transfers and will be forwarded with other boards. two failed to report and face induction with the next quota unless cleared. Mrs. Lou Morrison notes Class 4-F re exams will be ordered soon and mailing address updates are vital. Enlistment eligibility extensions run through March 31 1952.
Mr and Mrs Frank White now reside at 31732 North Market Street Delphi after a December 29 wedding at the Delphi Baptist church. Rev William E Rix presided as Bethel Sneathen became Mrs White. The bride's sister Ethel Lewis attended. Best man was Albert Dishon. After a reception at their new home the couple began a short wedding trip.
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