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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
6
L. E. Knox pastor. Bible School 9:30 led by Ray Orr. worship at 10:30. Evening union service at our church with Rev. Wm Grimes preaching. Public invitation extended. Rev Beck absent from city for about four evenings.
The Sunday Lesson Sermon topic for July 26 focuses on biblical citations including Thus saith the Lord and the promise to return to Zion. It emphasizes spiritual dwelling in Jerusalem and the enduring call of the city.
The text cites Zechariah 8 3 and a passage from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health noting that God is Truth and that belief without understanding opposes Christian Science. It emphasizes the need for understanding to avoid hiding Truth and building on error.
The notice lists 9:30 Church School led by G. L. Myers, a 10:30 Morning Worship with the sermon Co-Partners with God, and a 7:45 P M Union Service at Yeoman M E church with Rev Frantz delivering the message. Attendance surpassed 100 at the last union service and is expected to grow. A 7:45 P M Monday Young Femples meeting is also noted.
Benjamin Rist leads 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 Morning Worship with sermon theme Sons of God. Epworth League meets at 6 30 followed by 7 30 union service at the Christian church with Rev Charles J Grimes as preacher.
Church announces Sunday at 7 30 P M a full evening service and extends a welcome to all attendees.
Edwin and Eugene Hall stayed with aunt Mrs Charlie Sayers in Huntington. Joe Garrison lost 100 young chicks to a rat, which was killed next day. Arthur Frentzell of Ohio visited locally. Herbert Martin electrocuted at Soldiers Home Lafayette. his widow and relatives survive. Oscar Hall and Gertrude, Paul Julien, Luther Sheets visited Mrs Della Bush. Dan Cripe ill at Mrs Ed Cheeseman’s home.
Mr and Mrs James Magee called on John Dimmitt and family last Sunday evening. Guests included Geo Sites of Rushville and Francis Sites of Wisconsin visiting the farmers daughter Leo White. Parker Simmons suffered a sun stroke while harvesting for Sam Maxwell.
Families and friends gathered for reunions visits and Sunday calls across Peru Royal Center Winamac Lafayette Frankfort and Logansport. Notables include the Rorabaugh reunion near Peru and travels of the Wakeland McVay and Myers families plus Shambaugh cottage Sunshine Sunday School event with decorations contests and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Allen hosted guests including Walter Kelly and family and Orval Wright and family from Burlington. Other visitors included Cash Curts with George Fillhoff and Luther Reed and family from Ockley, Buel Curts from Sheldon, and Pheba Arior of Flora. The Creeks and Calloways visited Logansport on business.
Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner and daughter of Burnettsville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Smith. Betty Callander hosted Sunday School class members at a Wednesday party. Rev H Hugo planned a Friday picnic for Daily Vacation Bible School attendees. Mrs E C Patty and Billie with the Paul Martins visited J W Foust, and the Hugos and son Junior were hosted in Bringhurst for music at recent meetings. Will Smith returned after surgery at Cass County Hospital. A marriage license was issued in Logansport for Thurlow Mullendere of Carroll County and Laura Emma Marlott of Logansport. Mrs Herbert Hugo hosted Presbyterian Social Union ladies with games and refreshments.
Miss Sara Nelle McIntosh of Linton visited Rev. and Mrs. Walter Wilson last week. Miss Elizabeth Russell of Chicago stayed with her aunt Mrs. Susie Hazelwood. Mrs. John Reid of Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Greenwalt. Mrs. Elsie McClane and daughter spent Tuesday with Mrs. Fiona Redding and daughter.
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