Tri Kappa Plans 29th Anniversary Dinner at Masonic Temple
Invitations issued for Tri Kappa 29th anniversary dinner on March 14 at 6 30 PM in the Masonic Temple. Respondents should contact Mrs. Mabel Thomson.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
2
Invitations issued for Tri Kappa 29th anniversary dinner on March 14 at 6 30 PM in the Masonic Temple. Respondents should contact Mrs. Mabel Thomson.
Due to the Library Assembly Room closure the Tri Kappa meeting was not held and will be held Tuesday night March 7 at Mrs. Robert VanNatta home.
The Project Lesson Self Improvement will be given by Anna Belle Clawson assistant supervisor of home demonstration agents in the county extension office Friday March 3 beginning at 9 30 a m.
National Visitation Evangelism Week March 12 16 will be observed by Methodists of Delphi and vicinity with a mass meeting March 12 at 2 30 p m led by Dr J Otto Nall editor of The Christian Advocate. Delegations from nearby towns will attend. March 13 16 a cooperative support meets at 6 p m in the church dining room with Dr Beck leading instruction. Palm Sunday April 2 set for class reception and baptism.
Delphi Public School Building suspends all night activities until further notice due to coal shortage. Wayne Eikenberry, superintendent of schools, issued the directive.
A Girl Scout event featuring a rummage sale and bake sale will be held in the Assembly Room at the Court House on Saturday March 4 from 9 to 11 in the morning.
The Burlington Auxiliary met at Garnet Crume’s home with devotions by Nina Eshman and a paper on Americanism by Mable Ferrier. Rosemary Austin gave a patriotic reading, reports on Community Service by Myrtle Perkins and sale efforts by Eva Davis. They will serve hot food during the March 22 community sale at the Legion field.
William P. Schooler and Robert P. Schooler of Delphi were initiated into Phi Delta Pi by Ball State Teachers College at Muncie as charter pledges of Zeta Chi. Both are sophomores and Delphi High School graduates. William is also with the Interpeepot Council and Elementary club.
Tippecanoe township Farm Bureau members will gather Monday evening March 6 at 7 30 at the Pittsburg school building. Gene Metzger will discuss poultry and show films. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Morris Craig Mr and Mrs John Roth Mary and John Benjamin Mr and Mrs Alta Wright Mr and Mrs Harold Finney Frieda and Lloyd Burgitt Mr and Mrs Sherman Fife and families.
Doug Hatton son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hatton of Delphi was initiated into Phi Delta Theta at Butler University Saturday night. His father a Phi Delt attended and pinned him at the initiation. Doug is a freshman at Butler.
Last Thursday night results compiled by Mike Morrow show Herb Smith leading with 2344 in three games and 834 in a single game. R Oyler tops 3-game total with 546 while Joe Coomey shoots 234 in one game.
Mr and Mrs Henry B Wilson traveled to Indianapolis Monday for the annual lumber dealers convention. Mr and Mrs Earl M Sweet attended the convention on Wednesday.
Donald Shanks of Camden Route 1 earned a certificate of completion for Purdue University Winter Short Courses in Agriculture held in Fowler Hall Lafayette Indiana. Dr Frederick L Hovde presented certificates to 207 students from Indiana Ohio Illinois Kentucky and Pennsylvania. The eight week program offered options in general agriculture animal husbandry dairy production and dairy manufacturing directed by W C Freeman associate dean of the School of Agriculture.
Premiers will meet Monday night March 6 at 7 30 p m at Radnor Methodist church Rev Looker will speak All young people invited to the meeting and social hour afterward
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