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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
7
Church calendar outlines a consecration service for the every member canvas and a coming year pledge. Union services unite Methodist Presbyterian and Christian churches with Rev. Howard Jenkins and Evangelist P G Spangler speaking.
The Women s Missionary Society will meet at the manse on Tuesday March 31 at 7 30 p m. April 5th Communion in morning Rev Harold Martin in evening and on the evenings of the 6th and 7th Easter Dawn service at 6 00 p m Dramatic service What Will We Do With Jesus Easter 10 30 a m reception of members Presbytery meets in this church on April 20 and 21.
Supt sson announces a 10 30 morning worship with the men's chorus and a sermon Faith Which Worketh by Love. An evening service follows at 7 00 with special music and a sermon Giving Up All For Christ. Everyone welcome.
The Sunday service outlines the Reality Lesson with I Peter 1 25 as Golden Text and Matthew 9 35 plus Matthew 10 1 as core gospel readings. It cites Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures stressing mind over matter and divine principle healing.
J. E. M. Cobb and Arthur Cole lead Sunday school at 9:30 with a 10:30 service. Members travel Friday to Burnettsville to hear Wheaton College Girls Glee Club and Sunday to Camden to aid Rev. Stangler's re dedication. Mrs. E. M. Cobb returns from California for health reasons. worship at 7:00 in the evening.
Rev H B Carter, pastor, is listed with contact number 4682. Sunday School begins at 9 30 with Sherman Fife named in the notice.
Public auction ordered in Carroll county Indiana by the Department of Financial Institutions. The case assigns Bernice Hornbeck and Maggie Hornbeck as heirs and other defendants a claim of 1581.77 plus costs. The real estate to be sold lies in White County and Carroll county Indiana described as a part of the Southwest Quarter in township 25 north range 3 west with boundaries running from the northwest corner and subject to a seven year term. Sale set for Delphi at the county seat with bidding by the highest bidder.
Morning worship at 10 45 Evangelistic service at 7 15 Wednesday prayer at 7 30 Young People night Friday at 7 30 Little White Church eel Union St Rockfield Christian Church Delmar Galbreth Supt Orchestra 9 15 Communion 9 30 Preaching 10 00 Bible School 10 30 Evening Service 7 00 Pastor Marshall N Weaver Oak Grove Christian Church Rev Marshall N Weaver Pastor Herbert Million Supt Sunday School 10 00 Church Services 11 00 am
Health program planned for Saturday night March 28 in Pyromont with a short revival at St John church led by new pastor Rev Stroup. Local notices report community visits and family movements including Roscoe Sheets relocating northeast of Ockley and several townspeople attending Meredith Lykins funeral.
Local social page lists visits among families in Yeoman Hopedale Logansport Delphi and Oak Grove including Thyrza Henry Mrs Harmon Mr Viney the Ballards and the Austins It records gatherings church meetings and visiting hours with several households noted for the past week and upcoming Thursday events
Medley of Pyrmont and Barbara Jane Black of Ockley were among visitors who called on Mr and Mrs Thomas O'Farrell and their baby Delores Ann during the past week.
Mrs. Charles Budd and family report Vicky, child of Mr. and Mrs. Hoaglan, burned by scalding when hot water spilled. Mary Kathryn Morrow remains in St Elizabeth Hospital after a Friday car crash. brother Mike injured lightly. 방문들 note visits by Budd family, Widners, Wanders, Schnepps and others. Dooley sale in Pittsburg drew attendees. Grace and Marthy Boone from Kokomo visited. Shockley family returned home.
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