Union Church Sets Sunday Evening Services Schedule
Delphi ministers announce union Sunday services starting next Sunday at the Baptist church with pulpit assignments for July and August. The schedule lists Rev. Knox, Rev. LeCount, Rev. Martinson, Rev. Kern, and Rev. Wells across five churches, with activities including Bible study and D V B S commencement.
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Ministeral Association of
Delphi
Baptist Church
L. E. Knox
Christian Church
Dale LeCount
Methodist Church
E M. Martinson
Presbyterian Church
R. B. Kern
E.C. Wells
E. M. Martinson
Flora churches revive annual union meetings at Community Park
The Flora churches will hold nine Sunday night union services at Community Park this summer starting July 3 at 7 30 pm. An outside speaker of prominence is planned for the first evening and a large union choir will provide music throughout the two month series.
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Community Park
Flora
Methodists Attend Laymen's Meeting in Oxford
About twenty five members of the Methodist church traveled to Oxford on Tuesday afternoon to attend a lay men's meeting. The session opened in the afternoon and continued into the evening. Forrest Orr served as district chairman and led the Delphi delegation.
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Methodist Church
Oxford
Forrest Orr
Delphi
Bible School Commencement at Presbyterian Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School will hold its commencement Friday evening at 7 30. A display of craft work and a full program will be presented by the students and staff.
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Bible School
Bible School of the Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church Service Schedule and Summer Union
Rev. E. M. Martinson leads Bible school at 9:30 A. M. with Frank Seedorf as superintendent. Morning worship at 10:30 A. M. on "The New Frontiers" followed by Lord's Supper. B Y P U at 6:30 P. M. led by Gordon Julien and Ruth Wilkinson. Evening union service at 7:30 P. M. with multiple churches under the D A R, continuing July and August. Midweek prayer and conference at 7:30 P. M. Invitations to all services.
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Baptist Church
E. M. Martinson
Bible School
Frank Seedorf
Gordon Julien
Ruth Wilkinson
Methodist
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church Plans Patriotic Sunday Service
R Dale LeCount pastors a morning worship at 10 30 with the theme The Triple Voice. The service is described as patriotic and a cordial welcome is extended. No evening services are held.
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Presbyterian Church
R. Dale LeCount
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal notice of summer schedule
Russell B Kern pastor sets Sunday school at 9 30 A M Orr superintendent Epworth League at 6 30 P M John Saunderson president Union services at 7 30 P M sermon by Rev L E Knox No morning services on first two Sundays in July due to pastor's vacation
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Methodist Episcopal
Knox pastor leads Sunday services at Baptist church
L. E. Knox as pastor presides over 9:30 A M Bible school with Ralph Orr as superintendent. 10:30 A M worship features the sermon Valley Forge and patriotic music by orchestra. 6:30 P M Christian Endeavor led by Ruth Irelan. 7:30 P M union services at the Baptist church with Rev L E Knox delivering the address. All invited.
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L. E. Knox
Bible School
Ralph Orr
Valley Forge
Grant Jabsonson
Christian
Endeavor
Ruth’ Irelan
Union
The
Baptist Church
Pilgrim Holiness Church Holds Tent Revival All Week
Earl E. Davies SA pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Sherman Fife as superintendent. Clarence Morrison preaches at 10 30. Afternoon 2 30 and evening 7 30 services occur under the tent on the west side with evangelists Morrison and Offutt. Interest runs high as souls seek victory with nightly meetings this week. Watch for announcements.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Earl E. Davies
Sherman Fife
Clarence Morrison
Offutt
Church Summer Schedule Includes Studies and VBS
Sunday July 3 features Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship titled What Meaneth this Day at 10 30 evening song service at 6 30 and forum How May a Christian be a Patriot at 7. Prayer meetings are Wednesdays at 7 30 with theme Something More. Vacation Bible School starts July 11.
Mass Schedule for Rev. Clifford J. Reed Parish
Pastor Rev. Clifford J. Reed announces service times with low mass at 7 30, high mass at 9 30, and Holy Days of obligation at 5 30 and 9 0.
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Clifford J. Reed
Winona Lake opens season with notable performances
The Winona Lake season begins June 26 featuring Elijah the grand opera production with national soloists, Billy Sunday lectures on July 6, Madam Schumann-Heink recital on August 16, Alberto Salvi harpist August 4, and a World Congress of the World League Against Alcoholism August 17-23. Details from Dr. J. C. Breckenridge.
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Winona
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Billy Sunday
Billy
Madam Schumann-Heink
Alberto Salvi
J. C. Breckenridge
Winona Lake
Ind
Delphi Citizen Statement Ends With Mission Motto
A local newspaper pledges steadfast journalism, asserting commitment to integrity and service to the community while upholding present institutions and public interests. The note emphasizes fearless reporting and ethical standards guiding its outreach to readers.
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Delphi Citizen
Saul Chosen King Lesson Card from Samuel Text
Lesson outlines the transition from judges to monarchy in Israel focusing on Saul’s rise. It covers the people’s demand for a king, Samuel’s response, God’s sovereignty, and Saul’s anointing and confirmation at Mizpeh and Gilgal with notes on the future leadership challenges and military victory over Jabesh Gilead.
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Saul
Israel
Samuel
Mizpeh
Benjamin
Ephraim
Judah
Lot
Gilgal
Jabesh-Gilead
Belial
Life to Apprehend the Life That Is To Be
The quote urges a broader sacred view of life to include the present as part of eternity. It emphasizes enlarging today’s scope to align with eternal values.
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Charles Cuthbert Hall
Moving Forward for Life Says The Gideon Motto
The Gideon urges steady progress in life with a steadfast outlook. It promotes keeping eyes on the objective while maintaining upright conduct as a moral guide.
Egg Day at church prompts odd Vicar request
A New Haven Register item reports a humorous church notice asking parishioners to bring eggs on next Sunday for a cottage hospital fundraiser, with the vicar proposing eggs be laid in the pews as they enter the church.
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Cottage Hospital
New Haven Register
Knocker's Long Service At Hopkinson House Bordentown
A brass door knocker on the Francis Hopkinson house front has seen use since the 1750 erection in Bordentown Nod.
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Francis Hopkinson
Bordentown
Nod
Start Now to Prevent Hay Fever Bulletin Advises Early Prep
An Indiana State Medical Association bulletin urges starting hay fever prevention now rather than in August. It explains pollen causes the season and suggests testing sensitivity to plants, then possible preseason injections beginning in May for fall hay fever and late winter for spring or summer types.
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Indiana State Medical Association
Delightful Lake Route Doubles Cleveland Buffalo Steam Service
The Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company launches a new palatial steamer route on July 5. The City of Erie will depart Cleveland at 4 30 P M on alternating days, call at Erie at 10 30 P M, depart at midnight, and reach Buffalo at 6 00 A M Eastern. Return trips depart Buffalo at 5 30 P M, stop at Erie at 10 30 P M, depart midnight, arriving Cleveland at 6 00 A M. The service offers daylight lake travel, train and auto travelers can board with rail tickets valid, cars allowed aboard for overnight journeys, plus free dancing on board.
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Cleveland and
Buffalo Transit ‘Company
Cleveland
Buffalo
Erie
C. & B. Line
Alphabet Evolution in Early Britain
Romans carried a 23 letter alphabet into Britain used by Gauls and others. The Anglo-Saxons adopted it and later added three new letters to their alphabet.
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Britain
Gauls
Early English Vowel and Consonant Shifts
The text explains that runic letters for th and ph existed, but Norman influence led to their discard. It notes that the three extra alphabet letters later became J U and iw, with these forming the modern alphabet changes. The discussion highlights phonetic shifts from runes to later Latin letters.
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