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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Floyd Johns return from an extended trip through northern states and Canada. A marriage license was issued to George L Potter 60 and Izora A Worden 53 both of Lafayette. Try A Citizen Classified Ad.
Mr and Mrs John Fife and daughters with the Fife and Bose families attended a horse show at Soldiers Home Sunday. A picnic birthday dinner honored John Fife and his sister Mary Goins of Lafayette. Milford Williamson of Brookston, recently discharged from Lafayette hospital, joined others at gatherings. Families from Delphi Monticello and Indianapolis joined cooperative dinners at the Mullendore home near Lebanon and a City Park picnic in honor of Mrs Fitch’s birthday.
Mr and Mrs Howard McCarty and their daughter spent Sunday visiting Chicago, enjoying the day out together in the city.
Walter B. Popejoy Delphi post master and new appointee to the local Selective Service Board was elected chairman at a Friday night meeting. He succeeds resigned Robert E. Davidson with Mills McKinley Flora named secretary and Lawrence Mummert added as third member. all three are World War II veterans. Major Vernon and Major Walter Miller of Indiana Selective Service attended and explained board functions along with R. E. Davidson Ed Helvie and Mrs. Lou Morrison.
Mrs. Tom MaCurdy comes home to Adams township from St Elizabeth hospital after a stroke that left her left side partially paralyzed. Nearby residents travel to Lafayette and Danville for visits as families mark birthdays and attend caregiving duties.
Mrs Stella Mullendore visits her daughter Mrs Ray Monnett and family in Francisville and attends a dinner at the home of Carl Hasty and family in Hobart.
A New York City secretary, Miss Amanda Judd of Ford Motor Co., wins a dictation contest by transcribing 386.64 lines per hour at the Dictaphone event. Winners receive a Caribbean Hilton week and fashion prizes as elite Time Master machines spark faster work in offices.
Mr and Mrs Dick Grantham hosted a delightful picnic Friday night at their home north of town. Mr and Mrs Carl Shaeffer of Indianapolis were out of town.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Akers of Dallas and his mother Mrs Belle Akers of Chadron Nebraska will spend ten days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lybrook this week. Mr and Mrs Joseph T Ives entertained several friends at dinner Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Robert Conklin route 1 Burnettsville are parents of twin sons born at Mempris hospital Logansport on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Sanderson and family have sold their South Delphi residence and are moving to Rochester where Mr He has accepted employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pbrite with their son and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie J. Wingard with their son spent Sunday in Logansport for a family gathering.
Agnes M. Reed and Tom Kempf visited Moody Bible Institute headquarters in Winona Lake Indiana. The institute sponsors the headquarters for a second year and shows Gospel science films each night. The headquarters will stay open during the summer.
Larry Gruber of Delphi Indiana sells the bull Colonel Lena to a buyer in Brown Swiss cattle circles. Report by Fred S Idise secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association Beloit Wisconsin notes the transaction.
Mr and Mrs Elmer McCall and two in Ventura California arrived for a visit with her father Gertha Voorhees in Flora and with Delphi and Flora friends or C W Hunter of Delphi with and Mrs Herbert Bacaw of Hubert left Monday for a visit with relatives in California.
Sermon titled Triumphant Manhood outlined during morning services at the Methodist Church. Sunday School convenes in parallel rooms with Bible study classes for young people and adults after the sermon. Welcoming message for visitors and newcomers across all departments.
The Pittsburgh church lists John Laprad as pastor and Vernon Kenworthy as linked administrator. Sunday School begins at 9:30 with preaching at 10:30 in daylight saving time. Sunday evening service follows at 7:30. Rev. Charlies Looker of Hickory Grove church will speak.
The Delphi Gospel Mission at 2198 Washington Street lists Sunday School at 10:00 a m. Sunday Evangelistic service at 7:00 p m. Bible Study at 7:30 p m. Thursday Prayer meeting at 7:30 p m.
Rev. C. E. Looker, pastor, leads weekly fellowship and prayer services each Friday evening at Hickory Grove Church.
The Delphi Lutheran invites worship at 9 o clock Sunday morning with a sermon on A Sym pathetic Savior. Sunday School meets at 9 30 with Colburn and Petit, Delphi service at 10 00.
James Wm Ral pastor will lead Divine Worship from 10 to 11 with Sunday School for youth and adults to 11:30. Children 4 to 6th grade join adults until the hymn after the Junior Sermon. nursery for under 4 remains open during service and Sunday school. You are cordially invited.
Borer Church led by Pastor W. E. Rix holds Bible School at 9:30. Worship at 10:30 with sermon The Abounding Life. Evening service at 7:30, Young People at 6:45, Wednesday Fellowship Hour at 7:30. Urgent invitation to join in all church activities.
The Cutler Presbyterian church along with Mt Olivet Ball Hill and Koro Methodist host a joint event. Dr Clade Robison of Frankfort will show pictures of South America at Mt Olivet with Harold Pullen as committee chair.
Rev. Geraldus presides at St Mary’s Episcopal Church delivering a sermon with Holy Communion at 8:36 a.m. The service features a rector led liturgy and congregational participation.
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