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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1957
Page
2
The Happy Workers 4 H club of Rock Creek township met July 9 at Rockfield school with Gloria Musall in charge. Rosie Wilburn Diana and Patty Zook demonstrated potholders kolache and two kinds of summer salad.
The Rain or Shine class of the Methodist church met Tuesday at the church. Mary Benjamin showed pictures of her trip to Colorado. Rev and Mrs Campbell were guests. June and July hostesses served ice cream and cookies.
Rev. Richard Curtis announces services at St Marys Episcopal Church Holy Eucharist at 7 30 a m on the first Sunday Evensong at 7 00 p m on all other Sundays in the summer period with no additional events listed.
Frederic A. Chandler is pastor and Howard W. Beaker leads Bible School. Worship begins at 9:30 with service at 10:30.
Pastor Loran N Campbell leads a 10:00 a m Holy Communion service with meditation In Remembrance. Sunday School for all ages follows. Youth Fellowship picnic at Bass Lake after church and Methodist Men meet in the park in the evening.
Pastor James Wm Rankin conducts Sunday Divine Worship at 10:00 a.m. with the Adult choir directed by Mrs John Klepinger performing Jesus Rose of Sharon. Mrs Edith Farr to preside at organ. nursery for children under four and a Church School 10:30 to 11:30 with Faith and Life Curriculum. cordial invitation to worship and study.
Bertha Rude hosts Sunday School next Sunday at 9 45 with preaching at 10 40 Rev Keith Smitley and family from Peru visited friends here Saturday Elmer Moore spent Sunday in Indianapolis Mrs Mary Parr helped the Dick Connor family move from Monticello to Lebanon Mr and Mrs Bill Jackson of Lafayette visited Olaf and other locals John Harper of Monticello spent Saturday with the Rudes Robert Orville and Vida Sowers returned from June visits in Attica Cayuga Blaine McCord of Indianapolis visited relatives Sunday school drew 23 with a 5730 offering The Ladies Aid met with Irina Enoch fifteen members seven guests and three children attended The Aid auction netted 1520 Officers to be elected next meeting A few locals attended Mt Olivet Church supper John and Patchett of near Mulberry visited the Rudes
Yeoman Mrs. Charlie Owens at Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis undergoes surgery last Monday. Bill Baird remains about the same at White County Memorial hospital. Mrs. M. E. Jackson and relatives visited Indianapolis to see her uncle in veterans’ care and visit Mr. and Mrs. Martin Burtt. Merle Baum attended the Logansport hospital reunion. Ruth Overley returned home after ten days with her son in Indianapolis, grandson Danny visiting. Fred Roseman and daughters from Detroit arrived to visit Mrs. Goldie Johns. Sunday callers at Bill Baird’s included Mamie Blynn, Herbert Fredrick and children, Merton Baird and children, Ella Gilpin, and Howard Zerfas. Budd Johns and children visited relatives in Illinois Sunday. M. E. Jackson hosted dinner for Mrs. Charles Kingery and three Bucyrus daughters, Dalia Myers of Burlington, Squire Allen of Flora, and Mrs. Elva Jackson. Afternoon visitors were Steward McCall of Pious Chapel. Leo Doyle and son from Indianapolis were Monday dinner guests of Goldie Johns. The good in you, assisted by the grace of God can overcome all evil.
The Delphi Methodist Men's club will host a community picnic on Sunday July 21 at Riley Park starting at 6 p m. The event invites members and families to enjoy food and fellowship in a local park setting.
At the July Hap py Homebuilders meeting Mrs B B Mayhill reviewed American flag history and display rules. Annabel Hanna led in quiz with highest score. twenty members attended and a history fact on Carroll county was shared. The group sang songs and heard devotions from Psalms about peace. The treasurer reported net proceeds of 26.55 from a white elephant sale. A safety lesson on driving was given. a dress revue is planned for Camden on July 19. A committee was formed to study revision of the constitution. The club trips to Chicago August 6 will visit museums and centers. members may join via Mrs Cloyd Crown. The August meeting will honor husbands or members with a covered dish supper and square dancing. Barbara Bowen joined the club.
Rockfield residents mourn Everett Little with riders Roy Krantz and family in Wolcottsville and Rev Lee Jackson of Van Buren present. Middletown Ohio visitors Bill West and Wilmer Watson join Watson and Bill Watson at Hackett Cunningham wedding in Delphi. Annora Hanaway and Richard Walters wed at Presbyterian manse. Janie Achenson shower held at Christian church.
John Shock ley, 54, of route 2, was arrested by city police on Friday for public intoxication. He appeared in Justice of Peace Stone's court and was fined 25 dollars with 14 dollars in costs.
Burlington Boy Scouts led by Scoutmaster Fred Anderson spent a week at Camp Buffalo with Benny Bousum Don Forest Ed Ray Robert Lytle Joe VanMeter and Willard Obermyer. Daniel Hinkle continues to improve at Memorial hospital. Memorial hospital dismissals include Mrs. Kenneth Perkins daughter and Mrs. Sam Dyer Blanche Hinkle and Charles Hendrix. Mrs Marion Langston will host Burlington WSCS July 18 at 7 30.
The Deer Creek Home Demonstration club met Thursday afternoon at the REMC. Devotions were read by Mrs Marie Thompson. Mrs John Rowe gave the safety lesson stressing drivers attitudes determine good citizenship. Safety material is now mailed monthly to home demonstration clubs. Hostesses were Mrs Ann Park, Mrs Marie Thompson and Mrs Irene Garrison.
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