The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-07
News From Surrounding 7 owns

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Kelsey. Chas. Kniese, r. P. Lindsay,
w. p. Moore, Harry Doty. w. L. Par
kins, Parry Thornburg. Oliver Wallace,
l.. II. Warren, r. w. Warren. Edw.
| Wilson. Chas. Wilson, Walter Wood,
E. K. Van Wrinkle, the Misses BERTHE
, Frazee, Nellie Jones. The club ladies
absent We're Meslames Wilbur Elwell
ID. H. Warren, C. Fl. Pinnick and Miss
Florence Newman all of whom were
unavoidably detained away. Mrs. Mar
tina Morris of Pendleton and Miss Ra-
chel Thomas were invited guests. The
j dinner over the program was called
School Days." paper, THE School
Equipment OF Today" by Mrs. E. X.
Van Wrinkle. Conversation-The Moth
er and the School,; Piano Solo. Miss
Nellie Jones. The report of the con-
vention was given in by the delegates,
the Misses Nellie Jones and BERTHE
Frazee, which was very interesting.
The club also named Mesdames Alice
Gresh and e. X. Van Wrinkle as dele
gates to the state meet of the Fedora
ton Of Woman's Clubs, at lndianapo-
lie, October "a, Is and 26. Meslames
NJ. S. Barton and Walter Wood will
be the alternates.
Mrs. Templin reports her sister,
Mrs. Benz. Hayden, of Straugh some
improved
Mrs. Edw. Hunt had as her guest
Thursday, Mrs. Harry Sturgiss, of Mt
Auburn.
Bert Dutewiler, of Cambridge City,
was looking after business interests
here, yesterday.
| DR.. sweeney is having their tenant
house on East Walnut street improv-
ed
Mrs. c. H. Pinnick was expected
home from New Albany today.
! Harry Manlove has been acting as
deputy postmaster while postmaster
Chas. Galloway was at indianapolis.
Sunday services at Friends church.
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Preac ching
at the usual hours morning and even
ing. by the pastor. the Rev. Mary
Mills. Everybody invited to attend
Services at the Christian church.
Sunday school at OILS a. m. Only a
few taps of the bell will be given. The
Sunday school will observe Rally Day
and the Sunday school will be merged
into the services of public worship
The sermon will be on the theme. of
1.-The Gospel in the Bible School" Spe-
cial music and Rotations will be pro-
vided for the occasion. The endeavor
will meet at the usual hour and SER
vices in the evening as usual. The
Sunday school Rally Is for an attend
ance of three hundred. Everybody is
invited.
Services at the M. F. church. Sun
day school at 9: Is a. m. Epvorth Lea
invited to attend.
Mrs. ]. A. Brown ana son, John,
spent yesterday with DR.. and Mrs. l..
NJ. Gentle in Richmond.
Mrs. Aaron Morris, who has been
the guest of several of her friends at
Milton returned to her home at Pen
dleton, yesterday.
The Rev. Elmo Higham, of Butler
University, visited relatives here
Thursday and attended the funeral of
his baby niece. the infant twin daugh.
ter, of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Higham,
OF the Doddridge neighborhood
Elwood Beeson is reported better.
He is able to be about the house
again.
Will Daniels states that his father,
William Daniels, Sr., of Indianapolis,
who was recently paralyzed Is much
the same.
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friends in this couny and calling on
several here. He states that he is sew.
enty-one
Henry Lantz, enroute home to Los
Angeles, was again the guest of his
brothers, l.. F. and Thos. B. Lantz
and families, yesterday.
Mesdames Emma and Carl Hoel
were Cambridge City visitors yester.
day.
Mrs. F. NJ. Jones was hostess for
the c. w. B. NJ. yesterday afternoon
A fine program was observed A large
number was also in attendance.
Mrs. Julia Ball was called to Edw
Newbold's at Straughn station to be
the nurse for Mrs. Newbold
Mrs. George keever was given an.
other pleasant surprise Wednesday
evening on the occasion of her birth.
day. The following ladies called to
remind her of her birthday and enjoy
a taffy pulling. Miss Nettie Bennett
Miss Pearl Napier, Miss Fife Hubbell
Mrs. Ernest Doty, Mrs. Van Wrinkle,
Mrs. Alice Gresh, Mrs. f. p. Jones'
Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. John
Ferguson, Mrs. Hess, Misses Hattie
Izor and Elda Lowry. The company
joined Messrs. and Mesdames Willis
Leverton. Harrison Hicks, Will Hicks
and families, Clyde Miller and Mollie
Rrattain who formed q SUNRISE din.