Carroll County Club Notices Seek Social Announcements
Community club and fraternal order announcements are welcome and solicited for the department. Telephone contact listed as 14.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
4
Community club and fraternal order announcements are welcome and solicited for the department. Telephone contact listed as 14.
The Delphi Rose Chapter of the Eastern Star hosted the fifteenth annual convention picnic for Carroll Howard Clinton and Cass county associations at the Masonic Temple. More than 200 people attended with a full program led by Etta Miller of Rockfield and Rev H Hugo of Rockfield. Members from multiple chapters filled receiving lines and the meeting named new officers for 1935. The article also notes Harmony Home Economics club meeting and social details with recipes, tributes, and refreshments.
The Charles Carroll chapter of the D A R will hold its first meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. W T Brackenridge Friday with Mrs. George Best, Mrs. E O Grimm and Mrs. N W Bowen as assistant hostesses. Mrs. Robert Van Natta regent will preside. Mrs Myron Ives will read a paper on Our Constitution.
The Deer Creek township Home Economics club met at the library with 22 members. Officers and committees were named, a $5 donation to the 4H club leader approved, and Riley Day observed. Readings, contests, and penny prize crowned the program, with Mrs. Hubert Clifford winning. Also updates on the Delphi High School Class of 1914 reunion and Clay township meeting featured talks on quilts and Indiana artists along with musical selections.
Mrs Monroe Rule, sister in law of Mrs Leo Craig and former Delphi resident, pens the Last Page Lyric in the Indianapolis Star. She notes poems run while Mary E Bostwick tours Indiana, inspired by a New Mexico bear inquietude.
The Lincoln Circle of the G A R in Logansport held a reception for the State President and secretary on Wednesday. Delphi chapter delegates in attendance included Mrs. Effie Baker Mrs. Charles Best Mrs. Thomas Malin Mrs. E E Maxwell and Mrs. Martha Galbreth of Rockfield.
The Madison Township H. E. Club will hold a special meeting on Wednesday September 26 at the home of Mrs Madge Isenhour. Projects are to be completed and the meeting is called for 1 30.
A fall student recital was presented at the Deer Creek church Sunday evening by Frederick Heinmiller. Piano and trumpet students of Alta Mae Yater assisted in the program, with participants including Martha Alexander Stewart Gilbert Wayne Smith Jeanette and Anna Louise Cripe Devoe Dyer Sara Bell Redding Josephine Beck Donald Jerome Betty Brown Martha Young Vada Henry Maxine Kessler Francis Mummert Betty Lou Redding Kathryn Dillon Harold Gilbert Harold Smith Eva Irene Rodkey Dena Bell Eva McCoy Martelle Schwartzkopf Zelma Crook Frances Chambers and Ruby Dyer.
Mrs. Alice Andrew marked her 76th birthday Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Geo Popejoy’s home. Grandchildren and assorted relatives from Chicago Arlington Heights Indianapolis Burlington Pittsburg Delphi and Monticello attended. A large birthday cake was shared with celebrants including Mrs. Schwartz and Mr. Geo Popejoy amid sandwiches salads cake and coffee.
A special meeting of the Knights of Pythias lodge is set for Friday September 21 to discuss re organization. All Knights and former members are invited with W A Davenport of Gary as an honor guest.
The Delphi Oracle Club gathers for its first meeting of the season on Monday evening September 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Yanus Wells in South Delphi. It will be a business session to start the year.
The County Young People's organization schedules a Sunday afternoon meeting at the home of Elizabeth Stevens, the county superintendent of the organization.
The Tri C Club meeting has been postponed from September 19 to September 26. It will be held at the home of Mrs Floss Sieber with Mrs Ruby Martin serving as assistant hostess.
The county sets Tuesday Oct 2 as the next project lesson for all Home Economics club leaders with Miss Meta Martin in charge. The following meeting will be the Achievement day program later in October. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hildebrand visited Bert Montgomery in Cutler on Sunday. Mr and Mrs M G Anderson hosted Mr and Mrs Theodore Good of Etna Green, newly married.
The next meeting of the Carroll county War Mothers club will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Sanderson in Rockfield on Tuesday Oct 9th.
The ladies aid of Yeoman Methodist Church plans an ice cream social Friday evening at the church. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
The Tribbetts held their 25th annual reunion Sunday at Delphi park with over 100 attendees. Guests traveled from Rochester Darlington Urbana Springfield Dowagiac Miles Chicago Huntington and Crawfordsville. A noon dinner was followed by a program led by 82 year old Emma Tribbett who sang a song. The next reunion is planned for June 1 at the same site.
The Rockfield Presbyterian Church class held its quarterly gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Deel's home. Mrs. Deel hosted a cooperative noon dinner followed by an afternoon program focusing on the subject Friendship with the development.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wood will entertain the Hill Club with a Thursday evening event at their home. The occasion is expected to feature conversation and light refreshments among members in a cordial social setting.
The Igo Ugo club will be entertained Friday at the home of Mrs Robert Roach. The event highlights a social meeting in a private residence with members invited for an afternoon or evening gathering.
The Tuckabatchee class of the Presbyterian church will hold a cooperative supper at the church on Thursday.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met on Wednesday night with Mrs Harry Parker at the manse for a formal gathering.
The Philathea class of the Presbyterian church gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Elizabeth Troxell for a church group meeting and fellowship.
The Crawfordsville Presbytery will convene at Burrows Presbyterian Church on September 17 and 18 for their scheduled gathering.
Cutler prepares for a school carnival to raise funds with activities by the upper six classes. Admission to the building is 10 cents and a free stage show begins at 8 45 p m. Attractions include a basket of groceries drawing, cake walk, country store, baby show, haunted house, nail driving, bingo, fortune tellers, and a free throw contest by the athletic association.
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