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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
4
All 4-H club officers and members are invited to an officers training meeting at the Camden Community building on Monday night June 15. The session begins at 7 45 and adjourns by 9 15. Harry Ainsworth and Miss May Masten from the State 4H club department will discuss officer duties and plan group meetings for each office.
The Welcome In Grange schedules a Friday evening event on June 19 with a lecturer and regular business session. The program committee includes Dorothy McCouch director Freda Wolfe and Mary McCormick. Refreshment committee members are John McCormick Herman Neff and Bob Duff.
The annual guest meeting of the Country Club was held at noon with Mrs George Obear as chairman. She was assisted by Mesdames Smock Melin Ives Julius VanNatta and Bradshaw. Tables featured bowls of garden flowers. Luncheon served to about sixty members and guests. Bridge followed in the afternoon.
The Junto club changes the June meeting to Friday June 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert VanNatta. Special guest Louis Varnum Woulfe journalist of Washington DC will visit Delphi at that time.
The Charles Carroll Chapter D A R organizes a Betsy Ross tea for June 19 at Mrs. E. W. Bowen home. Retiring regent Mrs. Ralph VanNatta and incoming regent Mrs. B. B. Mayhill, with Mrs. Howard Bradshaw, arrange a lawn program to entertain guests.
The Adams Two Home Economics club will meet Wednesday June 17 at Mrs Wilbur Grantham home for an all day meeting with assistants Mrs Arthur Coble and Mrs Ross Good. Roll call response will be My Wedding Day. Members should bring a covered dish and table service.
The Deer Creek Two Farm Bureau meets at the Delphi Library on Monday night June 15 at 7 45. Activities include community singing devotions a business session and a solo by Clarence Cleaver. Mrs Harry Griffith presents a selection Frank Gerard gives a Grain Talk John Peterson reports REMC progress and a playlet The Runaways is by John and Joe Peterson.
The Tuckabatchee class of the Presbyterian Sunday school will hold a party at the church Wednesday evening June 17. Those in charge of arrangements are Mr and Mrs Pau Quick Mr and Mrs Earl Newell Mr and Mrs Abner Bowen and Mr and Mrs Arthur Mullin.
The Eastern Star auxiliary will mark its 58th anniversary next Monday night after chapter. The celebration committee includes Etta Quick, Julia Irelan, Anna Gamble and Edith Dickinson.
Informal tea and installation of Aid officers took place Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church, welcoming all ladies of the church to participate.
The Madison Two H. E. club met in May at Mrs. Carl Buck's home with Mrs. Roy Martin as president. Plans were made for a called meeting at Mrs. Bertha Timmons's house on June 25 to address the third project lesson. The second project lesson was delivered by Mrs. Stair with assistance from Mrs. Daniels, followed by a program led by Mrs. Bertha Timmons.
Mrs. Ed Cheeseman who had been ill spent days with her son James Sipes in Logansport. Firemen responded to a car fire near Pittsburg bridge but the blaze was put out before arrival. Ora Warren and Lavrie of Kirklin visited Charity Lain and son Beverly, ill with pneumonia but improved. Frank Swaim underwent appendicitis surgery Thursday and is slightly improved. Various relatives from Lafayette Hammond Chicago visited the Budd home in West Delphi.
Mr. and Mrs. Artie Million hosted Sunday dinner with the Million and Retherford households. Numerous calls and visits followed as neighbors and relatives from Monticello Anderson Gary Wolcott Logansport and Independence gathered for meals and chatter. Rev J A Honick of the M E church will graduate from Garrett Seminary at Evanston Illinois on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. James Bougher Eugen e Redman and family visited near Rossville with William Arvin and other local residents.
Mrs Ruth Beckner and son Rob ert along with Mr and Mrs Roy Thomson visited Sunday. Numerous residents from Delphi Ida ville and Logansport spent time with relatives and friends in surrounding communities over the weekend.
Mrs Lulu Brown of California visiting her Camden relatives. A five room bungalow rises on Allread farm where a house burned earlier. The Starkeys of Young America visited parents over the weekend. Helen Rasler of Ft Wayne stayed with her parents. Burrows H E club met at Ed Allread home due to illness. Delores Arion and Mrs Woodrow Maccorman have mumps. Christian ladies aid plans an ice cream social Friday night. Geo Stewart ill with pneumonia. Cooperative dinner at Henry Hobaugh home with many relatives from Michigan and other states. Large turnout for Townsend meeting at Christian church.
Patton Thyrza Henry Perry Brady and family of Chicago were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Gaumer Sunday. Mrs Henderson of Indianapolis called on Mrs Oliver Marquess Monday morning. Ross Austin and family and Mr and Mrs James Viney picnicked at Columbia Park Lafayette Sunday. Mrs Charles Disinger and daughter Colleen of Delphi spent Friday
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