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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
6
Rev George Blice and Rev W F Drown lead a week of services at EOS Pilgrim Holiness Church. Sunday School 9 30 Morning Worship 10 30 Youth Service 6 45 Evening Service 7 30 Missionary service Wednesday 7 30 with women in charge and uniforms sent to the mission field Rev Drown speaks Friday on foreign missions public invited to attend and plan to be at each session.
The Delphi Christian Church lists worship at 9:30 with a sermon Baptised With Fire and study at 10:30 led by Tillman Abbott plus CYF gatherings and a school of missions running March 18 to April 8. The Methodist Church under Robert D. Wilburn schedules worship at 9:30, church school at 10:30, services and choirs, circles, and various prayer and meeting events through March 9.
Rev J Franklin Arthur pastor Garl Clem superintendent Sunday School at 9 30 a m.
The notice advertises an Evening Gospel Hour at 7 30 p m and a Thursday Prayer Service at 7 30 p m with the slogan Keep them coming and Keep the Church lighted.
Emil C Petersen and Delbert Spence lead Rockfield Indiana worship schedule with morning service at 9 30 Bible School 10 30 Youth Meeting 6 30 Revival Holl 7 30 Communion Every Lord s Day Wednesday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 7 00 Thursday Sr Choir Practice 7 00
The Church of Christ schedules Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m. A Thursday Evening Bible Study is listed for 7 45 a m.
St Matthew’s congregation meets at St Mary’s Episcopal Church West Main and Illinois. An important Church Council and Building Committee meeting is set for Sunday March 4 at 7 p.m. in the church listing pastor Toby Rendleman and Lawrence Gingrich S S.
Rev John Laprad pastors the Pittsburg Church of the Brethren with Wade Bolinger supervising Sunday School at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m and evening service at 7 00 p m Annie Bolinger in charge Messages in familiar songs and council will meet Tuesday March 6 at 7 30 p m
The Rev Fr Hugh C Edsall presides with Holy Communion on the first third and fifth Sundays with lay services on the second and fourth Sundays. All services begin at 8 30 a m.
The Assembly of God at 504 N Washington St lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 10 45 a m and Sunday Evening Service at 7 30 p m Bible Study Thursday night led by Pastor W K Hazelden.
The listing covers team standings and individual highs from Delphi bowling leagues. Notable figures include high game with handicap F Stiles 212 and series leaders like D Clawson 588 and F VanSickle 604. Standouts include Lions Club with top team game 1030 and Delphi Laundromat posting high team marks.
James Wm Rankin pastor announces Friday after school Com municants Class in church office. Divine Worship at 10 am with Edith Farr organist and adult choir directed by John Klepinger. Nursery care 10 to 11:30 am. Church School sessions and junior activities listed. Women's Association Circles meet in various homes. Presbyterian invites nonmembers. Deer Creek township H D Club meets March 8 at 1 30 pm REMC. Elsie Crundwell to give devotions. Elaine Kull to discuss relaxed hive efforts.
Margaret Joan Bone of Delphi files in circuit court for divorce from William D. Bone alleging cruelty. Married November 9, 1958 and separated January 12, 1962. She seeks custody of their minor son Brad Lee. David R. Baum represents the plaintiff. the former Joan Nichols of Delphi is listed.
Mr and Mrs Joseph H Fry express gratitude for gifts and cards received on their Golden Wedding anniversary and thank friends and neighbors for calls and good wishes.
The Ockley Scout Troop held its first Board of Review on Thursday February 22 with John Sanderson Charles Felt Hoff Don Potts and Jack Reppert in charge. Second Class advancements include Ben Felthoff Dan Bluemke Don Potts Jr Ralph Martin Jr and Dick Lybrook. A court of honor is scheduled for March 20.
David Clement Masseway of Lakeville Indiana was arrested early Sunday by State Trooper Tom Pitstick on charges of driving while license suspended and driving while intoxicated He was arraigned before JP Lee Stone and fined 25 dollars plus costs for suspended license with a two year suspension and 25 dollars plus costs for the DUI with an additional year suspension Also listed were William Espich ruled for passing a school bus stopped to unload children fined 20 dollars and costs Alford Wood fined 1 dollar for failing to stop at a stop sign Mary Jane Wamsher fined 5 dollars for reckless driving Marion Bell fined 25 dollars for reckless driving Robert Rupe fined 10 dollars for improper registration Mrs Wayne Rush transported to Home Hospital Lafay ette by Eikenberry ambulance
Cub Scout Pack 355 and parents hosted the annual Blue and Gold Banquet at the Presbyterian church. Rev. James Rankin led prayers, Rev. O P Manker led singing, and W S Weaver accepted the charter from John Sanderson then passed it to Cub master Rev. William Carpenter. Readings from Fred Franz greeted attendees as Don Mathers and pack committee received recognition. Awards went to Scott Harford Dennis Wilson Tom Stewart and others with badges, arrows, pins, and a Lincoln plaque shared by dens 2 and 3.
The Tippecanoe Township Home Economics club met Wednesday afternoon at the REMC with Hul dah Swatts Margaret Brookbank Myrl Anderson and Eva Lynch as hostesses. Mrs John Dempsey opened with the Flag salute and devotions by Mrs Brookbank.
Gerald Nipple and his wife purchased the William Happy Smith property in Rockfield for $1000. Attorney Lewis Mullin represents the administratrix in the matter.
Dennis Robertson, represented by counsel, files a motion requesting a change of venue from the presiding judge in theState of Indiana case. The motion seeks a different courtroom venue for the proceedings.
Expressions of gratitude for cards visits calls and gifts received during hospital stay and after returning home from Russell Holmes.
Don R Mitchell of rural route 2 Cutler, a January graduate, has accepted a forester post at Roosevelt National Forest with headquarters in Fort Collins Colorado.
Far m sales include the Charles F Link estate with 59. acre home tract to William and Sue Ayres at 455 per acre and a 40 acre tract to Mr and Mrs Elmer Perry at 402 per acre. Garfield Evans estate 40 acres near Flora sold for 605 per acre to Harold Evans and Viola. Lah rie Guthrie farms sold by Lewis Mullins and Floyd J Julien totaling 30,440.00. Ralph Rinehart and Sons auctioneers located east of Flora.
The Hickory Grove Church invites all to Family Night on Wednesday evening March ibd. A cooperative supper at 6 00 p.m. precedes an 8 00 p.m. program with devotions by Mrs. King and songs by Juniors. Miss Joan Hassenflug, a recently returned missionary from Brazil, will speak and answer questions.
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