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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
7
The Camden Cemetery Association invites members to its annual meeting at 2 p.m. on Saturday January 16 in the Library of the Camden Community building. A Camden Community club membership fish fry is planned for February 6 at the same building with music by a band and new members welcome.
The Camden Baptist Church announces newly elected officers including Ro wena Calloway as clerk and Betty Smith as assistant, Floyd Wyatt treasurer, George Clem assistant, and Frances Rude as assistant. Others include organist Fredah Gardner, missionaries vice presidents Raynes Wyatt and Pauline Hodge, and various deacons and committee chairs. Newly installed Camden Masonic Lodge officers are Jesse Brothers W M and Charles Jones S W, with Burt McCain treasurer and other line officers.
Mrs Martha Sanderson chairs the Jackson township March of Dimes announces the Mothers March will be held in Camden on the evening of January 27 under sponsorship by the Camden Legion Auxiliary.
Miss Jody Gentry daughter of Mr and Mrs Norwood Gentry has returned from a ten day visit to Williamsburg Virginia and Washington DC 여행으로.
Mrs. Betty Smith led Dorcas society members with Wyatt and Hele assisting as refreshments were served. The group will hold a joint session with the Woman's Missionary Society at a later date.
Dr and Mrs B C Kerkhove remodel their home. Miss Faye Dilling entertained the Friendly Bible class at Lower Deer Creek church. Helen Maxwell gave devotions Ira Shafer presided at the business meeting. Donations were taken to purchase blankets for overseas people. Mrs Gilbert McCombs former Camden resident now in Royal Center has entered Memorial hospital South Bend for major surgery. Mrs Roy Cornelison visiting sisters and relatives and will leave January 14 for Houston Texas for several months. Camden Aim Hi Home Demonstration club meets January 21 at Mrs Josephine Wyatt home Wilma Jean Willy assisting. Valentines to be taken for Riley Hospital and the School for the Deaf. A free will supper January 23 at the Methodist church with the public invited.
A public card party is set for January 18 at the Deer Creek Conservation club. Frank Wibbert and family moved from the Sharp property to the former Joe Veach house. Seventy seven youths attended the RJW District IL meeting at Deer Creek Presbyterian church with Barbara Adams giving the invocation and Cheryl Wilson devotionals. Ab Dows spoke on big country with slides and Carol Sanderson offered a piano piece. The attendance banner went to the Lower Deer Creek Church of the Brethren and Sandra Sidenbender led singing. The next meeting is February 1 at Burrows Presbyterian church. Legion Auxiliary Unit 413 met at the Legion Home with Thelma Snoeberger presiding. February hostesses are Mesdames Otis Beamer Abner Sieber Ruth Raber. Carroll County Youth will sponsor a paper drive Saturday January 16. callers are Marilyn McCain and Carol Sanderson. Dale Myers, home on leave, visited Mt. Vernon Indiana friends. Mrs. Paul Bechdell is confined to Memorial hospital Logansport for treatment.
Investors have poured over 480 million dollars into this company to ensure a reliable power supply. Past and future expansions rely on their faith in the free enterprise system, turning savings into wages through securities investments.
At a Tuesday night Literary Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Helen Lee, Mrs. Edith Patty spoke on Educators. Ruth Edging Evelyn Sharp and Blanche Stiles were named to the nominating committee. February’s meeting will be with Mrs. Sophia Case.
The report lists teams and records in several bowling leagues including Mounts Firestone and Van Sickle Paint Shop. It notes high team series for Delphi Laun dromat at 2449 and high individual scores by Rosemary Wilson 521 and Rosemary Austin 195, with top game by J Jones 246.
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