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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
2
Arnold O. Guy presides at morning worship and communion at 9 30 with a sermon on heaven. Sunday school begins at 10 30 with classes for all ages.
An October list notes nursery provisions during services and church events. Official Board meets at the church at 7 30 p m on November 4 Group No 1 of the Christian Women’s Fellowship gathers at Mrs Mack Snyder’s home for the monthly meeting Couples Class holds a social at the Bowens home on October 31 at 7 30 p m attendees should come masked.
Pastor Joseph Nacadamian announces a Halloween party at 7 p m for Zion youth hosted at the REMC Friday night. Divine worship at 11 a m and Holy Communion. Sunday School at 10 a m Sunday at St Peter's Camden. Teachers' meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday evening.
Zion Lutheran Colburn and Bethel Lutheran Petits announce services for Reformation Day. St Peter's Camden hosts 7:30 p m Sunday night services. Sunday School 9:30 a m at Zion and 10:30 a m at Bethel. Church council meets Monday at 7:30. Women of the Church meet Wednesday at 1:30.
Divine worship at 10 a m led by James Wm Rankin with solo by Junior and Presbyteen choirs. Nursery for under fours. Sunday school for four to sixth grade. adult classes after services. Circles of the Women’s Association meet Tue Nov 2 with multiple times and locations.
Pupils of Mrs. William Spry presented in a Sunday afternoon recital at the church parlors. Barbara Cope, Sue Cope, Shirley Vaughan, Bonnie Vaughan, Judy Bowman, and Sandra Hill performed. Each student sent a card to ill former pupil Howard May.
Mr and Mrs William Fitzgerald of Chicago were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Jones. Mr and Mrs Robert Brown and family moved Saturday from their South Delphi home to an apartment on Main Street. The Browns sold their property to Mr and Mrs Alvin Tiffin and are building a new home south of town.
Dean Todd of Flora will serve as chairman in Carroll county for the 1954 Indiana CROP campaign sponsored by the Indiana Council of Churches. The drive aims to distribute government surplus farm and dairy products to distressed peoples abroad and fund overseas relief and Indian projects. Todd, a Purdue graduate, chairs Carroll County Church Council Christian Education and is a Sharon Baptist Youth Councillor. Township chairs include Mikesell, Deardorff, Flora, Smeltzer, Wagoner, Leatherman, Morris, Jones, Ens, Fry, Hamburger, Johnson, Dalquist, Wilken, and Starkey.
Ralph Reagan urges farmers to save crop money in Savings Bonds to reduce future farming risks. Bonds offer 3 percent interest with semi annual compounding and are available at local banks.
Delphi announces twelve Debs will be initiated on Saturday November 13 at the Country Club with an ice following. Initiates include Nancy O Rule SueAnn Lieber Carol Lamb Baiara Schock Janice Fife Nancy Inbolt Frances Redman Sara Jane Johnson Patty Myers Sandra Jones Carol Vianco and Betty Jean Cole.
Mr and Mrs Emery Boyd of Angola were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne Talbert both Northern Vice Commanders of the American Legion. They attended the Second District Legion meeting at Kentland and later that afternoon visited Michigan City for the dedication of a new Legion home.
Marriage licenses issued to Robert E Graves 26 of Camden and Barbara Ant Smith 25 of Logansport. Reas Sullivan Jr of Kokomo and Etonl Warren 18 of Flora. William J Roberts 19 of Delphi and Patricia J Robertson 18 of Georgetown. William D Emery 18 and Judith A Beers 16 of Lafayette.
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