Churches and Sunday School Announcements
Local church notices list Bible School and worship times for L. E. Knox, Pilgrim Holiness Church, and Christian Science services. Revival announcements are teased for upcoming events.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
14
Local church notices list Bible School and worship times for L. E. Knox, Pilgrim Holiness Church, and Christian Science services. Revival announcements are teased for upcoming events.
At 9:30 Church School led by G. L. Myers followed by 10:30 Morning Worship with a sermon titled Peace Be Still. Evening service at 7:45 features The Longest Way Around is the Shortest Way home and the sweetest. 7:45 P. M. Monday Tri-C club meeting.
Sunday School at 9 30 A M Everett Flora evening worship at 7 30 led by the young people who will take charge. Presbytery in Russellville Ind Sept 20 21 Dr H Y Mullin and John Kerlin attending. Mayer and teachers meeting Wednesday 7 P M choir practice 8 P M with Mrs Mullen piano. Vacation winds down attendance up and expects a strong finish.
Sunday School at 10 A M and morning worship at 11 A M with sermon on The Law Moral and Spiritual. Presbytery meeting in Russellville Ind Sept 20 21 with Mr Lesh and Mr Starbuck attending. Prayer and teachers meeting Thursday 7 P M. Orchestra and choir practice noted with Prof Munich and his orchestra to provide special music at evening services.
The October Health Bulletin promotes child health education in schools with a focus on weighing and measuring and cleanliness. It outlines monthly topics from November through May and features Dr. C. E. Turner's article on school weighing programs. The TB association operates on volunteer leadership, with no paid officers, organized by townships in Carroll County.
The county musical committee met with Ora Shiraz to plan for the County Young People’s chorus which will sing at the State Conference in Noblesville October 23 24 and 25. Practices are scheduled September 18 at Camden Lutheran Church September 26 October 3 and October 16 with enrollment to be finalized at the next rehearsal for those able to attend the conference.
The county organization offers transport options for those without other means to attend the State Conference. The county chorus is featured Saturday afternoon. those unable to go Saturday can register for a banquet ticket on Saturday evening for about fifty cents. Rehearsals begin Friday evening September 18 in Camden, with new music to learn.
Freshmen at Camden High School elect a president Gaylord Lloyd vice president Anna Turley secretary Herbert Yerkes treasurer John Mil ley and sponsors and reporters. The junior and senior classes name sponsors officers and reporters while the Flora and Yeoman students join Monticello High School track events at the State Fair.
The 1931 Y M C A Hi Y leaders held a three day retreat at Camp Tecumseh state with eighty attendees leaving Sunday noon. The world friendship camp fire lit by B A Schnell used the same torch as previous world conferences in Helsingfors and Toronto. Leaders pledged to a world wide fellowship of friendly men and boys as a stabilizing force. Participants hailed from South Bend Mishawaka Boston Lebanon West Lafayette and other Indiana towns. Delphi officials also attended the event and World Friendship camp fire ceremony concluded the season.
State conservation officials released 18 000 bluegill minnows into Shaffer Lake and 17 500 into Lake Freeman sourced from the Bass Lake hatchery. The fish, about an inch long and hatched June 15, are expected to mature in about three years, with Lavery noting northern Delphi lakes as strong bluegill habitats. The Minnows were handed to Mrs. Iva Conwell and TM Charles Smoker.
Report notes water in cans kept minnows alive with none dead, claiming no ice was used during transport. The fragment suggests a claim of viability despite no cooling, leaving questions about handling and records.
Pleas E. Greenlee and Wray E. Fleming of Shelbyville have purchased the Evening Dispatch in Michigan City and assumed operations. They bought from Mrs. Esther Faulkner, who ran the paper since her husband John B. Faulkner died in 1928. Fleming is VP of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association. Greenlee once served as Indiana Legion adjutant. Rossville cuts next year’s tax rate by nine cents and reports a $32,000 sewer project completed last year with gravel resurfacing on most streets. The town also has all night lighting service.
Public list released Monday names Howard Howell former Delphi basketball star and Robert Julius of Delphi among the pledges to the Delta Chi fraternity at DePauw.
The Delphi Presbyterian church will send representatives to the Crawfordsville Presbytery meeting at Russellville on Monday and Tuesday next week. The program starts Monday at 2 30 p m with moderator Rev J D Martin presiding. Rev Harry L Crain of Frankfort reports on Christian education Tuesday at 10 20 a m and the annual election is held Tuesday at 2 p m.
Mr and Mrs Frank Cady of Boonville and Dr John Cady of Franklin College with Dr George Cady of Northwestern University spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wayne Coy. Mrs Cady and Dr George stayed until Tuesday while Mr Cady attended a photographers meeting at Dunes State Park.
Mr and Mrs Orin Clawson Mrs Edythe Sanderson and family and J B Dickison attended the Clawson family reunion at Fountain Park Remington Sunday.
Miss Gladys Deel of Logansport spent the weekend with Miss Josephine Odell. The brief social visit underscores small town social ties and the exchange of weekend hospitality.
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