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Rev. Js Franklin Arthur presides with Carl Clem as superintendent of Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Morning Worship at 10 30 a m. Evening Gospel Hour at 7 30 p m. Thursday Prayer Service at 7 30 p m.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1958
Page
5
Rev. Js Franklin Arthur presides with Carl Clem as superintendent of Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Morning Worship at 10 30 a m. Evening Gospel Hour at 7 30 p m. Thursday Prayer Service at 7 30 p m.
Morning Worship starts at 10 o clock and Holy Communion unites with Christians worldwide World Wide Communion fellowship. Sunday School meets at 11 00 after Communion. Jr Hi Fellowship 3 00 and MYF 6 00. Come, let us worship together.
Rev John Laprad will conduct services at the Upper Deer Creek church from October 6 to October 12 1958. Sunday school at 9:30 a m worship at 10:30 a m and 7:00 p m Sunday evening. Wednesday choir practice 6:30 p m CB Y F meeting 7:30 p m Visitation committees Thursday 7:00 p m.
Rev Frederic Chandler leads 9 30 morning worship with 10 30 Bible School and 9 00 p m Chi Rho. CWF events in Oct. Group 1 with Ruth Snyder and Pearl Roth. All church birthday party Oct 6 at REMC. Group 2 Oct 7 with Lois and Dorothy Smith. Golden Rule S S class Oct 8 at church 7 30 pm Halloween party. Committee and devotions list provided.
First Presbyterian Church invites Christians to celebrate the Lord's Supper at 10 a.m. on World Wide Communion Sunday October 5. Nursery care available for under fours, followed by Worship Service and Church School. Various church activities noted for the week and Carroll County Red Cross updates included.
Philip Watts minister Orla Timm superintendent leads World-Wide Communion Sunday at Yeoman Methodist Church. Sunday School begins 9:30 morning worship 10:30 and MYF at 4 p.m. Attend for inspired worship and fellowship.
Rev. Richard Curtis leads the Holy Eucharist service on Sunday October 5 with parish worship and rite. Names of attendees or confirmants are not listed. Community members are invited to join.
St Matthew's Luimeran Church meets at St Mary's Episcopal Church corner West Main Illinois. Rally Day on Oct 5 with installation of Sunday School officers and teachers. October fall church attendance drive begins. pastor Rev Toby A Rendieman preaches "Void Is Detached."
The Brownie and Girl Scout leaders schedule a meeting for Wednesday October 8 at 1 30 PM at the Scout Cabin Third grade Brownie Leaders hostesses Troop 22 leaders named Mrs Joseph Daly and Mrs Woodrow Hawn meet Mondays Mrs James Keller and Mrs Oscar Kirkpatrick meet Thursdays seventh grade needs an additional leader to assist Mrs George Furst October sponsor Mrs Albert Bartlow will help during October two more sponsors needed Women's club sponsors Troop 27 beginner Brownies.
Mr and Mrs Don Birley of Mt Carmel Illinois were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Slack.
Rotary luncheon featured Mrs. R. E. Davidson of Lafayette as Department President of the Indiana American Legion Auxiliary. She spoke after introduction by Art McDowell with program chair L. M. Pletcher. Attendees included George Bowers of Valparaiso, Walter E. Suman of Indianapolis, Elmer Sweney, Bill Briggs, George Allen, Jim Dickinson of Flora, Don Willy of Camden, Rev. Colter of Cedar Rapids, A. J. Laughlin of Edinburg, Ray Curry of Winslow and Harold Taylor.
David Wolf of Michigan City spent several days with his grandmother Mrs. Helen Wolf of Americus.
Parents and friends of the Ft Wayne State School are invited to a basket dinner at 1 p.m. Sunday Oct 5 at Crawfordsville Park. Coffee and cake provided. Attendees should bring their table service and food. A business meeting led by Robert Luper will follow.
Mrs. Eva Arnold expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, cards, letters, gifts, and visits during her hospital stay and after returning home.
The Tipwa Grange holds a Thursday evening meeting with officer elections. A cooperative supper precedes booster night and the flower show from the last meeting, with Lila Ashba winning best asters. Other first prizes went to Raymond Bougher, Vic Swatts, Opal Wise, Gary and Doug Page. Dorothea Shaffer judged. Neff family and others performed. visitors included Harry Cook, Mrs. Cook, Ethel Shaffer, Dorthea Shaffer, and Loyd Zook. Milton Tyner couple touring the Western states.
Carroll County 4H Junior Leaders met at the REMC in Delphi with John Loman presiding. Barbara Johnson led group singing, Sandra Jester and Jerry Wagner led the flag salute. Dana Myer offered devotions, Gary Crume spoke about his Chicago trip. Nancy Barnard led the stretcher. Recreation and refreshments followed.
Captain David A. Kahn of the Army Medical Corps concluded a visit with Mr and Mrs C B Thompson in Delphi and has gone to Fort Houston Texas where he will be stationed. A psychiatrist and friend of the Thompsons son Robert who lives in New York City.
A local classified promotes personal ads under the banner Try A Citizen Classified Aa for best results. The notice urges readers to place notices or seek services through the Citizen Classified Aa column. It emphasizes simplicity and local reach for classified listings.
Methodist WSCS circles meet Tuesday October 7 with Light Circle at 2 pm led by Mrs. Louis Dock. Transportation gather at 1 30 pm. Truth Circle at 7 30 pm led by Mrs. Helen Schilling. Faith Hope and Love circles listed with respective hostesses and assistants.
LorRenna Sneathen files for divorce from Jerry Sneathen in Tarrell circuit court on cruelty charge. The couple wed Oct 5 1957 and separated Sept 15 1958. Julien and Kerlin represent the plaintiff.
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