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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented poem and assorted maxims describe ramcloud and snowcloud overhead as mysterious, menacing figures moving across sky and sea of life. The text blends prayerful visions, cautionary proverbs, and portraits of many kinds of women and human behavior with scattered, sometimes garbled lines. Neighboring notes reflect guidance, ambition, and social roles amidst poetic reverie.
Miss Olla I Barnett daughter of M S Barnett formerly of Peach Bottom received two gold prizes at Lindenwood College St Charles Mo for best original painting and Prof Wolfs music prize no other graduate achieved this distinction T H Brooks Woodome raised a new 60 by 40 foot barn carpenters John M Torbert of Fawn township and plans to build a new house this season James Scarborough of Remington Allegany Co Pa and M Marceline Dinsmore of Peach Bottom township wed June 9 at bride’s mother's home Benjamin F Anderson and Ahcte Anderson both of Fawn township Pa wed June 9 in Slate Ridge Manse Ruth Boyler died June 11 at age 78.
Brokmyrela and wall visi t to ther dest Emmorton ton Grange conferred det members.
A thoughtful meditation on worth, arguing that value rests not on wealth or possessions but on intellect, character, and perspective. It contrasts physical assets with inner capacity to think, respond, and appreciate life, citing biblical lines about true wealth in mind and heart. The piece urges recognizing intangible qualities over material fortune.
A short Illinois editorials tells a story of a town meeting where debt and social pressure push men and women to stand. One man stands apart, the sole exception to the crowd’s orderly behavior. The tale reflects on civilization’s progress easing domestic strains and the lingering moral pressure in small communities.
Twenty five years ago Ina Leona Dooley daughter of Hugh E Dooley Cardiff graduated at the Snaftesbury School of Expression in Baltimore. In the exercises she played Ophela in Farmier. A birthday surprise marked John H Fulton's 60th on June 16 with a Morris chair gift from Slate Ridge Church trustees. W Russel Ravasay and Bertha Jones wed at Slatesite Church on June 10. Mrs Samuel Whinnery died at her son-in-law Howard Proctor's home near Prospect June 4 at 85.
The Ladies Aid of the New Harmony Presbyterian Church held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs Samuel Runkle with the president Mrs Burton Sinmerman leading devotional exercises. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Maurice Parlett first vice president Mrs Channing McKinley second vice president Mrs Clarence Montgomery secretary Miss Lena Burke treasurer Mrs John Smeltzer.
A church gathering at New Harmony Presbyterian Church featured a long program led by Mrs G H Johnston. The event included songs sung by G H Johnston, a Bible scripture reading, and a pageant titled The Women That Turned Back, followed by Go Where You Want Me to Go and O Jesus Thou Hast Promised. The hosting hostess was Miss Eden Lyons, former resident. The Brogue baseball team is reorganized and seeking games with Roy Werner as manager and Wilbur, Jacob, and Norman Warner in key roles.
Miss Alne Price a student nurse at the Hospital for Women of Maryland is enjoying a three weeks vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs John Pree Mrs E R Jones of East Orange. She has been visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Wilton McNutt. Miss Georgamna Carr recently entertained her classmates the graduat-
Dublin High School family invites to the marriage of Esther Silver daughter of Mr and Mrs William Silver to Paul Jaeger of Swarthmore Pa The ceremony is set for this Saturday at three o'clock in the Old Friends Meeting House.
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