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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
4
The Clay township home economics club meets at Mrs. Charles Gard’s home on Wednesday June 13 with Mrs. Ben Metzger assisting as hostess.
The Madison township home economics club will meet Wednesday June 13 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Mary McCormick. The project lesson will be given.
The Delphi Girl Scouts hosted a picnic dinner for mothers at the city park on Monday. After the meal the group enjoyed a hike. Mrs. Kenneth Pitts is the local troop leader.
The Tri Kappa sorority schedules a gathering at Meredith Gene Sears residence on Tuesday evening June 12. The RSVP and agenda details are not provided in the accessible text.
Mothers of the 2nd World War meet at the G A R room on Friday June 8 to prepare quilts and laprobes for wounded soldiers at Camp Atterbury. They request clean woolen garments and prints for interlinings, noting 100 items sent since March. Donations may be taken to Quick and Cliffords clothing store. Miss Catherine McCain and Miss Virginia Pletcher were honored guests at a party at Mrs. Will Smith’s home and will move to Lafayette next year.
Lieut. William Clauser of the Navy Medical Corps spoke before the Delphi Rotary club on Tuesday noon about psychiatric issues facing men in service and returning veterans. He was introduced by Curtis McCain with Raymond Young of Lafayette as a guest. The Make Merry class of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday.
Miss Helen Brewer daughter of James Brewer of Delphi married Harold Hayden GM 2.c son of Mr and Mrs George Hayden of Delphi at the home of Rev Howard Jenkins in Pittsburg They will depart June tenth for New Orleans La where Hayden is stationed
The Rainbow Girls will meet Monday at seven thirty for their regular gathering, continuing their local group activities this week.
The Deer Creek Home Economics club schedules a project meeting on Thursday June 14 at 1 30 at Mrs. Russell Holmes home. The lesson covers Furniture Arrangement with hostesses Ruby Menaugh Sylvia Whistler and Margaret Gerard assisting Mrs Holmes.
The Junto club wrapped its year May 31 at the Maggarts country home after dinner at Wel come Inn. Mrs. Maggart led a hobbies program featuring interior decoration and a Patricia Maggart doll house. Members discussed antique glass, china collecting, antique furniture, new books, and travel notes. Appointments for next year were set, and new officers and initiates were announced.
Four Times Four club members and their husbands dined at the Welcome Inn and visited at the Farr home. Honor guests at a South Delphi birthday party were Mrs. Willard Reed and Mrs. William Heiland. Sisters of St. Joseph left for their Tipton Mother House, driven by Father Paul Anderson.
Mrs Noland Howell of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Brewer near Delphi. Mrs Chas Swanks of Owensboro Ky guests of Harold Vaughan. Mr and Mrs George McCain move to Robert Hanna property in South Delphi. Katherine Dunlavy of Otterbein marries Rev Roy Strum at Howe Chapel Northwestern Univ Evanston Illinois. LaDonna Macy new bookkeeper for R L Lieber and Company. Clara Lou Evans from Knightstown visits Delphi. Mr Howell to visit Pittsburg relatives. Graham manager of Standard Oil bulk station moves to vacated McCain home. Staley Gassaway attends wedding of niece Katherine Dunlavy.
Mrs. Robert Hanna moves into the Gros home on West Monroe Street, after the Hymans vacate. The Hymans remodeled the Clawson house they recently bought from Mrs. Orin Clawson and have moved there.
Mr and Mrs John McDowell of Elk Hart spent the weekend with relatives here Miss Maude Wilson spent last week in Indianapolis Supserive for The Citizen.
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