Young People's Night Friday Service Invitation
A Friday evening event invites young people to attend a service starting at 7 30. The notice emphasizes an inclusive gathering and participation.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
3
A Friday evening event invites young people to attend a service starting at 7 30. The notice emphasizes an inclusive gathering and participation.
The Rockfield Christian Church on North Union Street lists morning activities led by Marshall N. Weaver with a 9:15 orchestra, 9:30 communion, 10:00 preaching, Bible School at 10:30, and an evening service at 7:00 led by Pastor Weaver.
Methodist Episcopal Church led by Wilbur V Day and Forrest Orr announces a 9 30 AM unified service then a 10 30 conference worship at Battle Ground with Bishop Blake delivering the morning sermon. St Marys Episcopal Church lists Rev Ed Hoffenbacher in charge with 7 15 PM Sunday service and a 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 devotion followed by a children program and midweek prayers. The annual Sunday school picnic is set for June 28 at Mohlers place South Delphi after the morning service.
A basket dinner will be enjoyed and a fine program has been arranged for the afternoon, promising a pleasant social event with planned entertainment and refreshments.
The lesson sermon topic explores the universe and man evolved by divine wisdom. It cites Revelation 21 and Proverbs 3 19 and discusses whether new heaven and new earth are earthly or spiritual, stressing that consciousness and matter reflect different states.
Sunday School at 10 15 morning worship and communion. Sermon A New Point of View. Evening Bible Study 7 30 on the 10th Daniel. Sermon Spiritism or Devilism Which Should a Christian go to a fortune teller for knowledge.
Clarence Y. Gilmer, pastor, briefs a church Education Day on Sunday June 21 with 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 Morning Worship. Ladies chorus sings sermon The Biggest Task of the Race. 7 45 Evening Worship men chorus sings sermon Christian Science and the Scriptures Wednesday choir practice.
Mrs James Bougher and family and others visited relatives around Monticello Flora and Lafayette on Sunday. The group included Delbert Bell and son near Monticello, Claude Kite and family from Clymers, and Josephine Worth with Richard Lee of Indianapolis, among others.
Hilda Irene Casad daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Casad of Jefferson township and Walter C Lowther son of Mrs Minnie Lowther of Delphi were married last Wednesday evening by Rev W C Aschanhart at the Disciples of Christchurch in Flora. Attendants were Miss Kathleen Gibbons and John T Gee. The bride a Ida ville high school graduate and School of Religious Education at Defance Ohio. The groom a Delphi high school graduate and has worked for Kroger Grocery and Baking Co for three years.
Mrs. Josephine Rhineschmidt Krauss 83 widow of Jacob Krauss died at 8 a m Saturday at her son Edgar Krauss home after a fall four weeks ago left her seriously injured. A native of Germany she came to this country for residence.
From Cincinnati the deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church. Surviving are two sons, Harry of Chicago and Edgar of Flora.
William Remley aged 73 died at his Flora home early Saturday after moving there from Winamac twelve years ago. Survived by widow and two children Lawrence of Flora and Mrs. Willa Bunnell of Fort Wayne. Funeral at the residence Monday at 2 PM with Rev. James Cook and Rev. H C Chapin officiating. Interment in Spring Green cemetery near Lucerne.
The Welcome In Grange will hold a young people’s night Friday evening with committees for entertainment and refreshments. The program includes fruit salad and cake, and members should bring their own table service. Subscribe for The Citizen.
Sarah Celia White of Lafayette married Jack Bloyd son of Mr and Mrs D H Bloyd near Delphi in a single ring ceremony at First Methodist church West Lafayette Rev Earl Heimburger officiated Bridesmaid Beatrice Oma Smith Best man Ruel Bloyd. Reception at bride’s brother Paul E White home Bride taught Langlois School nine years Tau Delta sorority Pi Zeta member Groom a Delphi High School graduate and Kroger store manager They will honeymoon in the Northwest returning July 15 to reside on Summit Street.
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