Man Cannot Convince Wife of Love Despite Her Knowledge
A witty aphorism from Woman's Home Companion notes that many men struggle to convince their wives of affection even when the women are certain of it.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
5
A witty aphorism from Woman's Home Companion notes that many men struggle to convince their wives of affection even when the women are certain of it.
Doctor Frazer head of the British Dental Association argues that bright teeth, not sparkling eyes, capture Cupid’s attention. He cites increased focus on dental beauty as supporting evidence for his conclusion.
Rev O P Manker hosts a Sunday program with W H M S speaker Mrs W Bent Wilson of Lafayette. Morning service includes a pre-Thanksgiving theme and benevolent giving, Epworth League hosts a cross service by Purdue Wesley Foundation students, and Farmers Night honors farmers and farm groups.
R Dale LeCount leads a church school for all ages at 9 30 with special music by the orchestra. Morning worship at 10 30 features Thanksgiving spirit and choir music with the study on Old Barns for New. Vesper service at 5 30 on God music the choir and Idols of the One. Christian Endeavor at 5 30 with Miss Greta Robinson presiding.
Rev P E Coblentz leads Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 joint YPD and CW program at 6 30 with preaching at 7 15 Wednesday cottage prayer meeting at 7 30 Ladies Aid supper at the church Saturday evening November 24 invites all to attend
The Christian Church L. E. Knox announces Bible school at 9 30 A M with Ray Orr as superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 A M on Moses the Uncrowned King Evening worship at 7 30 P M titled Hidden Ministries
The postal department and merchants promote a Mail Early campaign as Christmas falls on a Tuesday. Post offices will suspend work from midnight December 24 except for essential services. no city delivery on Christmas Day. special delivery continues. Public cooperation is urged to ensure mail is deposited and delivered before midnight December 24.
Rev. L. E. Groseclose will lead evangelistic meetings at the Christian church starting Wednesday evening November 28 with Union Thanksgiving services of all Protestant churches. The Grosecloses come from Martinsville after a Noblesville success. He is a lecturer pastor and evangelist and they have traveled across America. They have held sixty three Indiana meetings and in five years totaled sixty revivals nationwide. Mrs. Groseclose leads song and directs youth and junior groups.
The Altruists Sunday School class at the Church of the Brothers organized with fourteen members meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Leo Craig’s home on Thursday evening November 15. Officers include President Mrs. Roy Reppert and Teacher Leo Craig with committees for devotional social and membership. The next meeting will be December 13 at Mr. and Mrs. Ora Trent.
In a statement attributed to Herbert Hoover, the Red Cross is praised as essential to national life. The piece urges public support and participation in the annual Roll Call to fund and empower relief efforts during disasters and post disaster recovery nationwide.
Rev. Ralph H. Coonradt of Chingtau China spoke at the Delphi Presbyterian church last Sunday during a Missionary Society event. He is on furlough from his work and the local church aids his foreign mission efforts. He stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Gros of North Indiana avenue while in Delphi.
A Presbyterian church hosts a bazaar market and supper on December 13. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach. Event features crafts baked goods and fellowship with fellowship seating and donation options.
The American Red Cross led swift relief after the September hurricane devastating Puerto Rico and Florida. It fed and clothed 506,410 people at peak, aided 20,236 sick, and maintained help for months while crops recovered. A $5,000,000 public donation funded the response. The Roll Call aims to reach 5,000,000 members by Armistice Day.
The famed Bo-tree in Kandy, Sri Lanka, is linked to a cutting from 288 BC sent by King Ashoka in the third century BC, making this specimen about 2216 years old.
The article explains crepe effects result from alternating right and left hand twisted threads in warp and filling. After weaving, the fabric is boiled off and dyed causing puckering characteristic of crepe texture.
The text highlights Paul's prayer life as central to his character and ministry. It surveys prayers for the Ephesian church, Romans, and Ephesus, emphasizing gratitude, ongoing intercession, and requests for spiritual strength and understanding of God's power. It notes prayer meeting as a church hallmark and reflects on believers' hope, divine inheritance, and Christ’s power.
In a reflection attributed to Dames Stalker the idea that true belief in immortality would transform a person’s values is explored. It argues that such conviction would alter what the world prizes and pursues and what it neglects, reshaping life's priorities.
Heralded by Herrick Johnson as the world’s most thought provoking work, the Bible is praised for its grand themes and enduring influence.
A fragment quotes J. H. Jowett on God comforting not to ease life but to shape character. The brief line reflects a theological view that divine comfort serves growth rather than mere ease.
A Tozer quotation on prayer as the soul's most sacred art. The statement elevates prayer as the highest form of inner expression and spiritual discipline.
The excerpt notes Charles Lamb as an enthusiastic admirer of Edmund Spenser. Lamb regarded Spenserian flights of fancy and imagery as far above ordinary efforts, and believed high art in poetry required study and writing to appreciate Spenser.
An evocative note recalls The Youth's Companion as a weekly highlight. The piece promotes gift subscriptions in its enlarged monthly form offering a full novel, stories, puzzles, and current affairs, with a 2 extra issues plus a color poster for new subscribers within 30 days for 2.00 dollars. Subscriptions are handled by S. N. Dept. Boston Mass.
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