The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-30
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Tho wedding of Mr.. Levi G. Pea
cock, SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Pea
cock OF this city and Miss Belle Hast
ings was celebrated Thursday at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hastings. In Ben Avon,
Pa. Only the family with few relar
lives were in attendance.
The bride Is well known here as she
often has visited with her sister. Mrs.
Sharon Il. Jones. Mr.. Peacock attend
cd Earlham college and the local high
school He was also quite conspicuous
In athletics. having coached the Earl
ham and high school football teams.
Mr.. Peacock is member Of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity in Chicago
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peacock are expected
In the city the first of. next week. For
the present they will reside with his
parents. They will be at home to their
many friends after June tenth.
On account of illness in the family
there were no invitations issued for
the wedding. Mrs. 8. e. Jones and
daughter, Miss Ida were among the
guests from this city in attendance,
Miss Jones has been visiting in Pitts
burg for some time. A number OF
showers were given for the bride by
her many friends.
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ron rev. AND MRS. RADCLIFFE
The members OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church. corner Main and
Fourteenth street, extended q royal
welcome to their new pastor and his
wife last evening in the parlors Of the
church. The Epworth League had
charge Of the arrangements, and dec
orations OF the parlors, and had neat
ly and tastefully decorated them with
ferns and flowers. A large proportion
of the membership of the church waa
present to greet and welcome the Rev
Mr.. Radcliffe and wife.
Several ministers and laymen from
other churches In the city were in At
tendance, which added very much to
the interest and pleasure Of the occa
sion. An interesting program was
rendered and addresses were made BY
persons selected to represent the diff
ferent organizations Of the church
The choir under the direction OF Mrs
Grace 0ormon. rendered some beauti'
full selections, one Of which. quar-
tet number. Mrs. G0rmon composed
especially for the occasion. entitled "A
Welcome to the Minister and His
WIFE," and II was very greatly appre.
ciatsd by all present. Mr.. Bertram
n. Russell and Raymond Smith favor
ed the audience with an instrumental
duet.
Rev. Dr.. Guild, district superinten
dent, offered the invocation, which
was very impressive and filled with
deep spiritual concern for the prosper
ity. growth and greater usefulness Of
the church. Rev. L. H. Bunyan made
an address In behalf OF the official
board Of the church. He spoke enter
tainingly OF the church's past history
and Of the pastors that had served the
congregation since its organisation
Mrs. Bevington brought the greetings
OF the Sunday school. Mr.. Ancil Ell
lott spoke for the Epworth League
DR.. Stevenson represented tho Mems
Brotherhood.
Rev. =. q. Howard. pastor Of the
First English Lutheran church, wa
the representative from the Minister
ial association. and In m address full
of cordially and Christian fellowship
extended to the Rev. Mr.. Radcliffe q
most cordial welcome to the city and
to the Ministerial association.
Rev. Mr.. Radcliffe responded to the
several addresses Of welcome In 4
speech marked throughout with deer
appreciation of the manner In which
he and his good wife had been receiv
cd ana assured the church and con
Eregation that It would be their de-
sire and wish to serve the church In
every way possible. to increase its
usefulness and power.
The ladies' Of the church served re.
treatments At the close OF the pro
gram. - IL their usual custom on
such occasions.