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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
6
The Metzger Lumber Co of Delphi offers Brixment for sale. Elless Orr’s Drug Store advertises Wall paper cleaner. The Broadway Melody opens at Strand Monticello starting Sunday June 2. Nut Brown Coffee Smiths Grocery promotes its products.
Community members urged to back three flower shows this year with a June 7 opening. The Delphi Woman's club promotes home beauty, civic pride, and neighborly exchange as residents grow and enter a wide range of flowers for prizes and knowledge.
Two representatives from each of Indiana’s three state newspaper groups met in Indianapolis to form a non partisan press organization. Ned Gorrell of Winamac was named president with Paul Bausman secretary and E P Beadle treasurer. meetings planned across the state. Senator Glen Slinker accompanied district publishers to the gathering.
The summer schedule begins next Sunday with Masses at 7 30 and 9 30. Last Sunday evening the May devotions closed with a processional by children in white with wreaths and veils, accompanied by special choir music.
Regular Sunday services at the usual hours with Rev. William Grant Smith preaching on the topic Seeds that Never Ripen. Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and C E at 6 PM. All members and friends invited to attend.
Rev. Orville Paul Manker presides at Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 30 Epworth League 6 30 and evening worship 7 30 Regular services continue through June Officials plan a meeting after the Sunday morning service.
Pastor L E Knox directs Bible school at 9 30 with Ray Orr as superintendent Preaching at 10 30 A M and 7 30 PM You are invited to attend these services at the church.
Arch Deacon Gubbins leads services Sunday at 10 30 full communion to be observed everyone welcome at St Marys Episcopal Church
The Camden Community club sponsors a series of free street dances starting June 4 and continuing every Tuesday. Prizes will be awarded for the oldest couple the largest couple and the largest family participating. Music by the Logansport orchestra, previously heard at Camden K P hall dances last winter.
The present Canadian coinage began in 1858 while prior British French American and Spanish coins remained legal tender until 1871.
The Chicago News highlights a fashion society focusing on dress parade style and public taste in society reporting.
Lesson from Jeremiah on enduring persecution and false accusations. Jeremiah faces stocks in Pashur’s anger, prison in Jonathan’s house, and the dungeon, yet remains faithful to God. He predicts Jerusalem's capture, endures mistreatment, and is rescued by Ebed-Melech, ending his ministry in Egypt.
Quoted religious reflection by J. H. Jowett promises heavenly provisions of grace and new hope after hardship. The speaker anticipates spiritual rewards and comfort through faith, describing cordials and exhilarating wine of hope as metaphors.
A concise proclamation declares that the kingdom of God is near at hand, urging reflection and readiness for spiritual events. The notice frames the expectation as a timely divine occurrence.
Murray Gardiner of Idaville sues former White County Clerk Grover Y. Love for 10000 damages claiming alienation of his wife's affections. Mrs Gardiner, a co-defendant, recently obtained a divorce about three months ago on grounds of non-support. Gardiner works in Kansas and Love practices law in Monticello.
All candidates for city offices in the November election must file an expense account with the city clerk within thirty days after May 7. The law applies to all candidates regardless of primary participation, with a fine and possible removal from the ballot as penalties.
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