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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1931
Page
6
Rev Edward Hoffenbacher invites parishioners and readers to Sunday evenings service at 730 PM with a sermon and full Communion. The offertory duet will be sung by Mabel Fraser and Mary Smith. All are welcome.
Bible school at 9 30 led by Ray Orr superintendent features a miniature Thanksgiving program during the Sunday School hour. The entire morning service will be in a Thanksgiving mode with preaching at 10 30 A M and 7 P M. All invited.
Northwest Indiana Conference churches plan a Thanksgiving Sunday drive to support Methodist hospitals with a suggested minimum offering of seventy five dollars. The morning worship features a Thanksgiving sermon and an all ages invitation. The 6 pm youth devotional and 7 pm sermons begin a series on the meaning of Christianity with the theme What did Jesus Contribute to Human Knowledge.
The weekly Lesson-Sermon on Soul and Body is noted from Romans and Mary Baker Eddy. First Presbyterian Church outlines Sunday Bible study from 9:30 to 10:30, missionary service 10:30 to 11:40, Taxis Club at 6:30, evening worship 7:30, midweek meditation at 7:30, and a union Thanksgiving service at 7:30 with area schools leading music and address.
The event features the high school orchestra under Miss Naomi Pruitt and choruses of America the Beautiful sung by the chorus and congregation. Rev Paul Beck offers prayer, with Rev Benjamin Rist delivering scripture. Girls and Boys Glee clubs perform, Harmonica band plays, C A Smith delivers the address What We Should Be Thankful For. The offering supports city charities.
Everett Flora superintendent notes a morning service at 10 30 with the theme Giving Thanks. A Thanksgiving service with special music is planned. A week from Sunday night November 29 at 7 30 Rev DeVries of Rochester will preach with his daughter singing. He spent 12 years in Africa and China as a religious worker and will discuss China outlooks and current turmoil. He speaks three languages and the church invites all to attend.
S S at 100 A. M. Charles Sanderson, supt. Evening Worship at 7:00 P. M. Good music. This will be a Thanksgiving service and the sermon subject will be "Three Men of God". Special programs planned for each Sunday, all special speakers. All welcome.
Miss Smith attended the Purdue Iowa football game in Lafayette. Maxine Dern spent Saturday in Lafayette. The Octagon Club guests at Frances Amick’s home included a bridge game with Leona Gamble winning high score. New band members join next Friday at the basketball game. The high school orchestra practices for Thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian church. Girls Glee Club initiation is set for Wednesday at Genivieve and Louise Wise’s home. Ruth Bardon and Dorothy Vianco were in Elwood, Clementine Moore in Indianapolis, Jack Grimm and Kathryn Lucas in Lafayette, Irene Gillam in Frankfort. Conduct dissonances list submitted to Principal Smith, as long as the boys obey.
Genivieve Wise and Max Holmes will represent Delphi High School in the Central Indiana Oratorical Contest at the Methodist church on Thursday evening November 19 at 730. Admission is twenty five cents and a good attendance is expected to support the delegates.
The Carrell County Tuberculosis Association promotes Health Facts Information Service to provide public health guidance. It offers resources on TB prevention, screening, and treatment options through community outreach and educational materials.
The article traces sanitary progress from dirty rooms to modern hygiene in surgery water and milk. It notes early cleaning used fumes and disinfectants while dirt remained. now rooms are spotless, reducing need for sprays and chemical treatments.
Mrs Elizabeth Mossbergh aged ... Sedalia died Saturday morning at her daughter Mrs William Thompson home in Kokomo. She is survived by her husband and four children Faye Yoder Rossville Bessie Mossbergh Delphi Frank Sedalia and Mrs Thompson Kokomo. Funeral from Flora Church of the Brethren at 2 PM burial Zion cemetery. Radio tubes Herb Smith.
Indiana University prepares for Purdue at Bloomington in a 33 year old rivalry. The Hoosiers seek a home win with the old oaken bucket at stake if found. Purdue arrives off Centenary and Iowa tuneups as Indiana drills target Purdue.
Mrs Hattie Caraway widow of the late Thad Caraway of Arkansas is appointed to the Senate by Governor J Parnell. A special election will be held Jan 12 to fill the vacancy and Caraway will serve until that time. Parnell uses the election to fill the remainder of her husband’s term.
Her term would have expired in March 1933. Mrs. Caraway will be the first woman to actually serve in the senate and the second woman to take the oath of office. Mrs. Rebecca Felton of Georgia took the oath but did not serve. Radio tubes Herb. Smith.
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