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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
3
Ruth Bordner and Herbert Jervis were taken to Home Hospital Lafayette after he became ill at work on Friday. The Women's Association of the...
The Presbyterian church plans a Thursday afternoon luncheon on July 17 at Mrs Artus Rodenbarger's home with Mrs Fritz Schnepf leading the program titled Every Woman Every Year. Mrs Harold Cook to present a special number.
The fourteenth annual Lafay et te Saddle Horse Show will be July 13 at Columbian Park Recreational Center Lafayette. Navy Club and Lafayette Saddle Club co sponsor the benefit show with 12 classes judged by Har vey M Thornton from Kentucky. Entries come from Indiana Illinois and Michigan. Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson of Detroit visited over the Fourth with his parents.
Christian Church announces Bible School at 10 a.m. with classes for all ages and a Cradle Roll Baby Day. At 11 a.m. Communion and worship include the sermon on The Circumstantial Will of God, second in the Will of God series. Everyone is invited.
Hickory Grove Christian Church schedules a July program with a primary picnic July 10, youth ice cream social July 11, and a full weekend of services July 13 guided by sermons on the signs of the times. Sunshine Box gifts are requested for Lula Newman, with Busy Bee sponsorship.
Lloyd Dalquist interim minister announces Philathea Class cooperative picnic in the church basement at 6 30 p m Friday July 11. Board of Deacons will meet at the Manse at 8 p m Sunday July 13. Divine Worship at 10 a m with sermon Backsliding. Church School classes meet after the morning service until 11 30.
The service schedule for next Sunday lists 9 30 at Petit and 11 o clock at Delphi with Communion at Petit. The sermon theme is A Good Man Who Went Wrong and Sunday School is held in all three congregations.
The Pittsburg Church of the Brethren will dismiss morning services and relocate the congregation to Fairview Church of the Brethren for evening services. Pastor John Laprad and Superintendent Vernon Kenworthy are listed among the speakers and organizers.
Edward E Morris will lead Sunday worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday School and Fritz Schnepf will lead morning worship at 10 30 a m Communion Service. Monthly meeting of Women’s Association July 17 at Mrs Artus Rodenbarger home led by Mrs Fritz Schnepf with special guest Mrs Harold Cook. Young People meeting at 7 00 p m and choir practice at 8 00 p m.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church lists services including Sunday School at 9 30, Morning Worship at 10 40, Young People’s Service at 6 45, Evening Worship at 7 30, and a Wednesday Prayer Service at 8. An organizational meeting for the Young People is set at 17 30 Friday at the church. all members urged to attend.
State Master Frank Jump and State Chaplain Loyd Zook spoke at Tipwa Grange’s last meeting. Deacon degree team presented a strong third degree with 26 participants. Pearl Brummett announced a food market on Saturday July 12 in Monticello with Ethel Lybrook as chair.
The Welcome In Grange hosts a cake contest Friday night starting at 8 30 pm dst. Cleans Zook will be installed as overseer with Joe Henderson in charge of ice cream and Mrs June Lowther county home demonstration agent as cake judge.
FMen in service Phillip Pring and wife Joan visit relatives in the county for 15 days before returning to Cheyenne where Phillip will teach at Fort Frances E. Warren AFB. Vern I Tharp serves on USS Horace A Bass, praised for Navy Unit Commendation in Korea and recently damaged by shore fire. James E Beam, Flora, promoted to sergeant with the 3rd Infantry Division in Korea after joining in 1951 and arriving in country last December. He is an aidman with Medical Company, 15th Infantry Regiment, trained at Camp Breckinridge. letter to the Commanding Officer is noted.
Headquarters and Headquarters Battery at Ft. Knox Kentucky commends Cpl Charles L Dixon for eight months of outstanding service as supply non commissioned officer. His leadership reorganized the warehouse and improved the small arms weapons pool efficiency. The writer, Charles E Newman Jr, WO USA, vouches for Dixon's future success in any military duty.
Harry the Hermit visits Judge Cunningham and complains his Greenwood Lake house is neglected. He asks who his landlord is and advises not paying rent. He notes rain leaks into his tying room as he seeks help.
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