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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
7
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Next Sunday’s sermons are Morning: Necessary Steps in Beginning the Christian Life. Evening: Root of the Blessed Life.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. each Sunday with services on the first and third Sundays monthly. Quarterly Communion is observed on the first Sunday in July.
Sunday school at 9 30. Morning worship at 10 30 on June 20. Woman's Association Rose Tea on Thursday at 2 30. Amistad Bible Class meets Thursday. June committee includes Mr and Mrs Burkle and Mr and Mrs Bowman. Woman's Association Council 2 30 June 25. County ministers and families picnic at Flora Park June 28.
The Americus Baptist Church announces Bible school for all ages at 10 45 a m with con secrated teachers. Evening worship is canceled. A future Praise and Thanksgiving service will be announced after re decor. Tuesday Boys Club. Wednesday prayer service 8 pm. Thursday Rev Lashley Bible class at Americus Church. Saturday June 22 Winsum class meets 5 30 pm to go to Wilson Cave for a fish fry. Everyone is welcome.
Sunday service notes an all church Lesson-Sermon on Is the Universe including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. It cites Proverbs on wisdom and Zephaniah urging seeking the Lord and mentions Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
The service at 9 30 a.m. features a growing choir and a sermon on Gods Requirements by the pastor. Attendance last Sunday was 122 with a goal of 150 this Sunday as Vacation Bible School children present a program. Sunday school follows at 10 30 a.m. led by Superintendent Mrs Geneva Wilson.
Sunday school begins at 10 AM led by Mrs. Vern Huntley. Worship service at 8 PM led by the pastor with special music planned. The congregation extends a welcoming hand to all who come to worship.
Reverend Medaris and pastor Lloyd E. Zook are in charge of Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Lloyd Zook as superintendent Worship service follows at 10 30 a m with the pastor in charge and special music anticipated
Walter Grimm of Winona Minnesota, seriously ill for three months, is now recuperating at the home of Delphi relatives.
A pithy reflection on religion noting that many secrets lie unseen until felt through major misfortune. The quote attributes insight to Jeremy Taylor and emphasizes experiential understanding arising in times of great distress.
A reflection on sorrow as a test that purifies character, likening hardship to a furnace that refines the soul. It suggests the divine aim of shaping moral likeness to God as Mary Baker Eddy’s teaching frames it.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thornbrough of New Albany hosted guests, while Alan Montgomery of Indianapolis and his wife welcomed a daughter named Malin. The mother Gene Dyer, daughter of Sam Dyer of Cutler, previously of Delphi, is among relatives connected to the news. Norma Dyer of Indianapolis visits her parents in Cutler and works as an assistant buyer at L S Ayres in Indianapolis.
Miss Lucille Brewer bride elect of William L. Miller of Racine Wisconsin attended a dinner party Tuesday evening in Lafayette hosted by employees of the I B M Tabulating Department at the Aluminum Company of America.
Mr and Mrs Fred Alkire visited relatives in Chicago Illinois over the weekend staying with family friends during a brief urban visit.
Mr and Mrs Harley Reed of Indiana polis arrived Monday for a week's visit with Mrs Harry Arnold.
Miss Lois Young visits Chicago to see relatives while Mrs. Young and Mrs. Robert Wilson travel from Tuesday to Rochester for a week at Lake Manitou.
Mr and Mrs Van Miller and their son David Van arrived Monday to spend the week with Theodore Baum, extending a short visit with relatives.
Mr and Mrs F H Orr Sr and Mr and Mrs Paul Quick travel Sunday to Detroit to board a Georgian Bay Line steamer for a lakes cruise. The Orrs return to Delphi next Sunday while the Quick couple stays an extra week. Dr Jack E Orr will run the Orr Drug Store during his father's absence.
Those attending the district K. of C. meeting held at Rensselaer Sunday were Byram T. Crosby Lawrence Margowski William Coomey Joe Coomey Arthur Coomey Raymond Baer and Fred O'Farrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hikenberry of Lafayette were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Zook.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson of Fort Wayne join Mrs. Nora Hemmig and daughter Edith for a week end trip to the Smoky Mountains. The group departs this weekend for the scenic tour.
David Smith the young son of Mr and Mrs Howard Smith of North High Street has come home from St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette where he was treated for a kidney ailment.
Miss Elizabeth Best from Washington arrives Sunday to stay with Mrs. John Best for the summer. She travels with Miss Mina Petrasheck who will visit Miss Best briefly before continuing to Idaho.
Abner Bowen will travel to Indianapolis on Thursday to discuss airports in the state. The meeting aims to address aviation facilities and policy developments affecting Indiana communities.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Bowen will dine with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Engle of Monticello at the Roth Park Hotel on Thursday evening. Mrs. May Carter of Van Wert Ohio Mrs. Alice Poole of Orlando Florida and Mrs. Ethel Passport of Monon visited friends in Delphi Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Lawyer of Wheeling West Virginia and Mr and Mrs Herbert Lawyer of Cleveland Ohio with Rev S H Stokes of Sheridan Indiana were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Bassett for several days last week.
Walgreen Drug Company shopper Betty Jo Hyman is staying at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hyman, for a month of vacation.
Mrs Siella Givler entertained Mr and Mrs Allen Allen and family at Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Fred L Hedderich of El Pambo California are the parents of a daughter Phyllis Ann born recently at their home. Mr Hedderich is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hedderich of near Camden Merle Delong of Wabash Indiana was a guest Sunday of his parents Mr and Mrs James Delong.
Donna Roth sues for separate bed and board from Jack C. Roth in Carroll circuit court claiming $150 monthly alimony and custody of a minor. Action filed Wednesday by Vaughan & Vaughan. Charles Jordan of Flora granted a divorce from Ina Seward Jordan. Seward restored. Miller and Miller represented Jordan, Hanna appeared for Seward.
John H. Overholser files a complaint for divorce against Bertha E B Overholser charging cruel and inhuman treatment. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Obear and Obear. A similar action was recently dismissed in circuit court here.
Miss Martha Jane Wilcox, a member of the recent Home Hospital of Nursing class, is employed at the hospital. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R Wilcox of West Delphi.
Mr and Mrs Harold Pattiton and Mrs Cora Loy visited Mr and Mrs Charles Loy in Flora for Sunday dinner. Mrs Burton Honan and Mary Heflong attended the N C C W convention in Anderson. Mr and Mrs Joe T Maxwell of Lafayette welcomed daughter Marilyn Diana born at Home Hospital Lafayette on June 9.
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