The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-21
DUBLIN, IND.

DUBLIN. Ind. Nov. 21.-Fred Hayes
spent several days of the past week in
Keystone.
Mrs. s. S. Wilson and Mrs. p. H.
Wilson spent Thursday in Richmond
Miss Lillian Charles OF Greenfield
visited her mother, Mrs. Martha Bond,
OF Mt. Auburn, the past week.
The Misses Grace Oler and Leora
Floyd were In Richmond shopping last
Wednesday,
Mrs. p. II. Wilson was hostess for
the Home Makers Club Wednesday af-
ternoOn. Responses from Whittier
Mrs. o. f. Stewart read paper on
THE Life of Whittier" which was in
terspersed with readings. Mrs. How
Bound, showing the characteristics
Of the poem. Miss Alma Garvin gave
an illustrated talk on Home Nursing,
illustrating what should be done In
emergencies, before the arrival of a
physician. The names of Mrs. Josiah
Gilbert, Mrs. Floyd Gilbert and Mrs.
George Cooper were added to the mem
bership.
Mrs 8. s. Wilson, Mrs. Lee AuIt and
Miss Gertrude Hicks attended Thin
BILE Party. given Wednesday afternoon
by the ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church, at the home of Mrs. Jerome
Jones, in Cambridge City.
Messrs. John Reuben, and Alvin
Hall. OF Cadillac. Mich. are the guests
OF Jesse Hall and family and other
relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Anna Bond, Mrs. Sarah Ham
mond, OF Dublin and Mrs. Eugenia
Green of Germantown, attended the flu
neral OF Mrs. Rebccca Holland. at
Richmond. Friday morning The re-
mains were brought to Dublin for in
terment
Mrs William Huddleston has return.
ed after visit with Mrs. Jennie
Lambert, Of Indianapolis.
Loren Champ and sister. Miss Juli-
cite. were at home from Indianapolis
to spend Sunday with their father,
Lennard Champ.
Miss Florence Lanham, of Indiana
polls, James Earl Of Columbus, O., and
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Mcbride, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Tweedy,
Sunday.
Prof. p. v. Voris, OF Milton, spent
Sunday in Dublin.
Miss Mary Champ entertained the
Misses Zenobia Wiker, Elva Wiker
and Ruth Morris at tea, last Thursday
evening. in compliment to Miss Zeno-
bia Wiker, whose marriage to Harvey
Petry Of Straughns will occur We'd
nesday, November 'wenty-second The
table was pretty in its appointments
of red hearts and candles. while the
dainty place cards bore the emblemat-
ic cupid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Paxton are
moving from the Cottage Hotel to the
latter's property on West Main street.
Miss Florence Lanham. general Sec
rotary of the Indiana Christian En-
deavor Union addressed the Endeavor
Of the Main street U. B. church, Sun
day evening on the subject "Why
Should Become Member Of The
Christian Endeavor" The address was
both interesting and logical. A choir
composed Of young people of the
church. was a pleasant feature of the
service. Following Endeavor, the pas
tor. Rev. Nathan Wolford. of Rich
mond, preached sermon for young
people, from the text: Where withal
Shall Young Man Cleanse His Way"
Psalm 119. 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Hill have return
ed after a visit with friends in Green
field.
The work of redecorating the Friends
church has been completed and will
be reopened next Sunday Rev. Thorn
as Jones of Richmond, will deliver the
sermon. He will be accompanied by a
quartet from Earlham college.
Mrs. James Muslin and Mrs. T.. J.
Huddleston entertained the Aid So
ciety Of the Christian church, at the
home Of the former last Thursday af-
ternoon. The time was spent socially.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon
Rev. Tough of Richmond. state
chairman of the Prohibition Board
gave a lecture at Liberal U. B. church
Sunday evening. There was a large
audience and the lecture was we'll re-
Ceived.