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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
4
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Thirty members attended the Deer Creek township Home Economics club gathering at Mrs. Paul Ashba’s home. More than $13 was cleared, a $5 Red Cross donation approved, and delegates named for Achievement Day in Flora on December 9. New member Mrs. Griffith. next meeting December 8 at the library.
The Burrows Home Economics club held a November luncheon at Mrs. Russel Sink home with assistant hostesses Mrs. Fred Martin Mrs. Fred Benner Mrs. Martha Sink Mrs. Peter Dyer and Mrs. Lettie Ahead. Readings and programs were led by Dorothy Brown and Mary Alread. Officers elected were Anna Shaffer president Helen Bush vice president Dorothy Brown secretary and Marjorie Wasson treasurer. Gifts were sent to Pine Mountain Kentucky. Guests included Mrs. Carl West and Mrs. Carrie McCain.
The Clay township Home Economics club met on Wednesday Nov 9 at Nettie Heffleys home with Valeria Huffer and Kate Beard assisting. Officers elected were Mary Rose president Nettie Heffley vice president Anna Clauser secretary Thelma Heffley treasurer. Thirty six members attended. Next meeting set as an all day event at Nannie and Josie Wagoners on December 14.
The Monroe Township Home Economics Club elected officers for next year with Gladys Harter as president Mae Almbaugh as vice president Blanche Evans as secretary and treasurer Bright Kearns as 4-H club leader Lizzie Angle and Florance Thomas as project leaders Lura Jackson and Fannie Kingery as alternates Gladys Kuns as publicity chairman The next meeting is December 6 at Mrs Oren Eikenberry home with a basket dinner at noon and a five cent Christmas gift exchange.
Mrs. Frank Lyons hosted the WEXL club at a one o clock lunch last Friday. The home was decorated to honor Armistice Day and guests assumed military titles printed on table cards and were addressed by rank. Out of town guests included Mrs. W A Breining and Mrs. Mary Walker Ferry.
The Make Merry class held a Thanksgiving party at the church Monday night with songs poems and readings. Mrs. Benjamin Rist and C O Julius won favors for the contests. The next party will be a Christmas gathering with Mr and Mrs Henry Carter named as committee chairmen.
The Tippecanoe township Home Economics club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grace Patton to discuss community projects and club activities.
The Woman's Club meeting set for Wednesday afternoon November 23 is delayed to November 30 due to Thanksgiving. Rev. H. G. Bollinger, director at the Wesleyan Foundation of Purdue University, will speak. The program starts at 2 20 at the Delphi public library.
Carroll county War Mothers gather at the courthouse for their regular all day meeting. Mrs Samuel Espy from Logansport, district War Mother, spoke on the SOE home in Washington and the bogus army that visited the capital.
The Rain or Shine Sunday school group of the Methodist church will host a Thanksgiving party in the church parlors this Thursday evening. Miss Naomi Johnson Miss Isabell Blickenstaff and Mrs. Mary Greenwalt are in charge of arrangements for the program.
A party and basket supper is set for Friday evening at the Delphi Country Club. The organizing committee includes Mr and Mrs W H Bradshaw, Mr and Mrs E W Bowen, Mr and Mrs Yanus Wells, and Mr and Mrs Buel Ulm.
The Art and Garden Club of Flora staged a quilt exhibit and curios display at the Flora Community building on Saturday. Rev. E. M. Kenonen gave a Saturday afternoon lecture on old coins and other curios.
Elgaicos Class of the Presbyterian church holds its regular social at the church Friday evening November 18. The committee in charge includes Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson Mr and Mrs Miles Martin and Mr and Mrs Bitler.
The Larkin club will hold a cooperative dinner at the home of Mrs. Emmitt Mabbitt Friday, November 18.
The G A R ladies group, Governor Morton Circle, held its regular Wednesday afternoon session with members in attendance for their usual gathering.
Men urged to buy an overcoat or topcoat at 7.50 10.00 13.50 15.00 and up. Protect your body for health and save money in the long run. Visit C. O. Julius Clothier for these bargains.
Charles D. Rosa of the Wisconsin tax commission told Indiana Farm Bureau delegates that an income tax is a highly desirable element in any state tax system. He argued that enacting an income tax aligns with the ability to pay principle as systems evolve. Governor-elect Paul V. McNutt urged farmers to cooperate in solving economic problems and restoring agriculture. Farm Bureau president William H. Settle called for an honest dollar and expanded cooperative enterprises to boost agricultural development.
Indiana Farm Bureau views income tax as needed to relieve property tax burden. Leader Lewis Taylor says proposed tax would pass in January-February session if constitutional issues are addressed and Supreme Court ruling allows. W. H. Settle highlights cooperative farming, marketing acts, and rural prosperity through organized effort and reduced government costs.
Detroit reports Chevrolet will unveil a radically new six cylinder passenger car next month as its fifth annual six with a longer wheelbase and redesigned body. Knudsen says the 1933 model will cost with buyers’ incomes in mind and includes improved safety, economy and performance.
A dated recipe collection describes coconut cream pie varieties with creamy custard fillings and meringue toppings. It lists ingredients including coconut, milk, eggs, sugar, and butter, and outlines steps for double boiler cooking, folding in yolks, and baking in a baked crust. The notes reference a Southern influence and an Ebene Street Estate address.
Mrs. Virginia Jenckes of Terre Haute the congresswoman elect from Indiana Sixth district designated Forrest E. Livengood of Covington Indiana as her secretary. Livengood is an attorney and son of Judge W. E. Livengood of Fountain County. Jenckes will succeed Rep. Fred S. Purnell of Attica the first woman elected to Congress from Indiana.
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