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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
4
The H S Home Economics club chose committees for the first semester including program led by Allbaugh Zinn Rozhon with food committee O Farrell and Bougher. Rough initiation planned for September 19 and American Legion Auxiliary guest party September 18 at Freda Been's Burrows home with invited guests.
Mrs. Byram Crosby hosted a Tuesday bingo party at her home honoring her daughter Mary Byram on her eighth birthday with eleven young guests.
The Philathea class of Delphi Presbyterian church meets Thursday evening at Mrs Minnie Baum's home for the October committee. Other committee members include Mrs Minnie Robertson and Mrs Charles Best. Mrs Lawrence Whistler will direct the devotions.
The Carroll County Federation of clubs will hold its annual council meeting at the Delphi Library at 2 30 p m Friday September 21 Mrs George McCain Second Vice President will preside A county president will be elected to replace Mrs Lee Eve who has moved to Crown Point All club presidents department chairmen and federation directors and officers are asked to attend.
Members of St. Joseph's Altar and Rosary Society held a Monday dinner in the school building. Committee members included Mrs. Josephine Lathrope Miss Mary Kempf and Mrs NS Kerkhove. A Deanery meeting in Logansport on August 30 featured a talk by Mrs May Hannum from the Illinois Probation Department.
The Rain or Shine Class of the Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 p m Friday September 21 at the home of Mrs Mildred Kelley The meeting was postponed from last Friday.
All 4-H boys and girls in Democrat township are invited as guests of the township Farm Bureau for a meeting on Thursday September 20 at 8 00 p m in the township hall.
Mr Alta Wright was appointed 1946 Farm Bureau Roll Call Chairman for Tippecanoe township at a township meeting Tuesday night September 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Gerard. After a wiener roast a short business session included devotions prayers talks and the appointment of the 1946 roll call chairman.
The Charles Carroll chapter of the D A R will meet Friday September 21 at 1 o clock for dessert at the home of Mrs. Fred McCain. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Earl Fouts, Mrs. Charles McCloskey and Mrs. Orpha Meade. The program will be on the Constitution.
The Mothers of the 2nd World War schedule a regular library meeting Tuesday at 8 PM and urge all mothers to attend. A memorial book lists for service members and war mothers is near print. Dues for 1945 should have been paid in August. unpaid members may join at the meeting or through the secretary Mrs. Lee Maxwell.
The Adams township home economics club will meet September 19 at Mrs. Floyd Coble’s home. Assistant hostesses will be Mettie Coble and Esther Million. Roll call will be answered with clever sayings by children. The project lesson will be given. The program "School Memories" will be presented by Hazel Coble and Norma Peterson. Members are asked to dress as for school.
Members of the Psi Iota Xi sorority will hold a business meeting Thursday night September 13 at 8 o clock at the library.
Members of the Tippecanoe township home economics club will hold an all day meeting at Louise Fountain’s home on Wednesday September 19 replacing the prior plan at Mrs Helen Anderson’s house. Mrs Anderson Mary Rhine Minnie Robertson and Louise Fountain will be hostesses with Hattie Henderson in charge of the program.
The Clay Harmony home economics club will meet at Nan Wagoner’s home on September 26 with assistants Thelma Barnhart Inez Bloyd and Ruth Metzger. Miss Mary Hostetter of Indianapolis will speak at the Junto club meeting Friday evening at Dr and Mrs L H Smith’s home after dinner at the Sportman’s club. Hostetter is a house guest of Mr and Mrs H B Wilson.
Miss Elizabeth Best departs for Washington to teach at Roosevelt High School. June's Beauty Shop to close September 15 through 30 per Mrs June Schrader. George Todd and Son in Delphi urge customers to buy fertilizer now before delay causes disappointment.
The Emergency War Food Agent Mrs Reba Briggs offers unusual sugar saving recipes available at the County Extension office in Delphi. The Beef Calf Committee plans to buy Western calves for 4 H club members and will purchase larger calves earlier this year. Those interested in calves should contact the County Agent promptly. Fertilizer is available at George Todd and Son 116 North Wabash Delphi with two popular brands.
Purdue agronomy experts say alfalfa fixes nitrogen but requires lime and phosphorus to maximize production on Indiana soils. Field days at Purdue will feature swine and corn soybean demonstrations, with projections of 500 farmers attending. Recipes for sugar saving pickles and saccharin pickles are shared from Home Economics Clubs contests.
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