Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-27
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nope comes ana VIII IL q Wiling
ness TO learn the lesson of obedienc
: with new duties as we'll. Hope, tia
which prompts every child to action
gives ambition tor every good; tha
csuses you to look up; that never be
comes tired; that is ever present; tina
g eat something. the morning ant
evening inspiration. Without hop,
obedience would be irksome; with il
the ineent We to go on. NJ,
brother, why is it that wher
meeting the trials and difficulties il
travelling the road to Mount Horeb thai
word press on causes you to take or
/ new life and every besetment is mel
/ with that courage known only to man
! Why is it that you are obedient to the
command go out into the world. gather
] from the highways of life material to
ibuild up and carry on the great work
anpr order. To be careful to act
- every duty You owe to mankind
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l knowledge one trueism, the Father
hood of God, the Brotherhood Of Man.
Hope that You may become q patri-
arch, and TO become q patriarch you
must aeqraint yourself we'll with the
greatest lesson in life, and taught in
one word-Charity.
In looking through the pages of that
wonderful book that 8 so largely be-
ing soiled with dust aud disuse, Of the
many eouplets found therein, none so
aptly applies to our needs like the
words, Faith, Hope and Charity. With
these and the lessons taught by that
splendid example of Rebecca leaving
her own, joining hands with a stranger,
becoming the means of building a
wonderful race of people. Then we
have a completeness.
Friendship, love and truth-a trinity.
Faith, hope and obedience
trinity.
Each emphasized in that one word
charity.
Friendship-Jonatha and David.
Love-the acts of the good samari-
Truth-the tenets of our order.
Faith-symbolized by the acts of
fAbraham's willingness to offer up
Isaac.
Hope-that which is born with every
child and the one word that urges it to
action.
Obedience-a command to follow all
the teachings of our order.
And last as well as greatest
charity. That one word covering all
our imperfections and enables each
and every one to take his fellow being
by the hand and say brother, sister,
and with the organization the father
The objects of the organization and
The work engaged therein mother.
the family-father, mother,
brother. sister, all as one.
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The Spring Grove literary society
had rs s..@;ss = -. SSff.s.s1if s fs1a zaax "A
w oouo "a evening, .nd there was
a large attendance. The paper of the
evening was read by Miss Alice Ken
worthy on Alice and Phoebe Carey"
and was listened to with a great deal
of interest. The remainder of the
program was of miscellaneous nature
and consisted of music and recitations
and a social time.
The Magazine club held its closing
meeting of the season last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Camp
bell, Fort Wayne avenue. The pro-
gram consisted of papers by Mrs. j.
W. Barnes, Mrs. Good; cornet solo by
II. l.. Weber, and piano solo by Mrs.
c.. 2. Holton and Mss Fannie Camp
bell, all of which we're greatly enjoyed.
Dainty refreshments were served by
Mrs. Trindle. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Charles S Kid
der, W. w. Clifford, Samuel Gaar, j.
W. Roney, II. L. Weber. Jonas Gaar,
W. N. Wilson, J. w. Barnes. c. P.
Holton. Hugh Wiggins. j. w. kano-
die; Mesdames Charlotte b. Good,
John n. Nicholson. NJ. B. Ballard,
Mary NJ. Paige. Misses Nellie Pogue.
Lillian Paige, Sarah Mendenhall, Fan
uie Campbell and Lestra Hibberd.
Messrs. Milton Craighead and E. g.
Hibberd.
On next Monday the business meet
ing Of the year will be held
at; the home of Mrs. w. N. Wilson.
north eleventh street. The only Off
Ger to be elected is the secretary as
the hostess at each meeting of the club
acts as the presiding officer for that
dav.
The last regular meeting OF the At
termath society was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. S.
Ostrander, north fifteenth street. The
two lessons were continued and the
topics were discussed at length by the
m ,mbers. On next Wednesday even
ing a banquet will be held at the home
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Moan Hutton, Fort
Wayne avenue. which promises to be
a most pleasant affair in every way
The program for next years work was
read Yesterday afternoon, and will be
a continuation of this years study