The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-27
News From Surrounding Towns

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Yearly Meeting.
Mrs. II. II. Heist, of Milton, wa.
among the guests at the surprise par
ty given at the home of Mrs. Hattie
Palmer, at East Germantown, Sunday
In honor OF Mrs. Palmer's brother
John Condo and wife, of Moline, Hi
nOis.
east of town. held it's opening number
for the year of it's literary society, Fri
day evening. The following program
was observed. Song, by the school
Reading. Herman Wolford Reading OF
Class History. by Anna Lamott Song
by the Misses Hood. Recitation, Nor
ma Hurst. Piano duet, by the Misses
Payhne and Lois Daley. News, by Yes
per Richardson. The closing number
was the debate. The question was:
Resolved. That Elizabeth was a better
Sovereign than Victoria The affirma.
tive was argued by Verna Preston and
Lois Daley. The negative by Willard
Cook and Edna Senior. The question
was decided by the judges in favor of
the negative. The meeting was closed
by the critics report.
The Maple school will give an ice
cream and oyster supper social Friday
night, September 20. Everybody is
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Bryant enter
tanned as their guests at dinner, Sun
day, Mr.. Bryant's uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Lowry, of Heisers station.
Mr.. Clarence Langston shows a SAM
pie Of corn that he has raised this sea-
son. One ear is of the yellow variety.
1t is fourteen, and seven-eights inches
long. Has eighteen rows and sixty
grains TO the row.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bryant spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Bry.
ant, at Dublin.
The Home club will open it's years
work, Friday evening The meeting
will be held with Mrs. William Ferris
The members are urged to be present
for this number.
Z Mrs. Ellen Walker of New Castle, is
visiting Mrs. Mary Walker and other
relatives here. She came from Con-
where she visited her broth
er, the Rev. A. N. Marlatt.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Langston
were among those from here, who at
tended Yearly Meeting at Richmond,
The Milton high school basket ball
team played the Cambridge City high
school team at that city, Monday ev-
ening The Milton team was defeated
~ to 16.
The Rev. Mr.. Van Wrinkles sermon,
at the Christian church, Sunday even
ing is highly spoken of. His theme
was why Jesus Had to Die" Mrs.
lose Van Camp rendered a beautiful
solo at the evening services.
The classes Nos. four and seven, of
he M. r. church, dropped in unan-
on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bor-
lers. Monday evening and gave them
surprise in the way of a miscellane-
'us shower as compliment to their
ecent marriage. A nice company was
present and the evening spent socially
md in music. Mr.. and Mrs Borders
we're the recipient, of many beautiful
PRESENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Borders enter
aimed at six o'clock dinner. Monday.
Prof Thompson, principal of the Cam
ridge City high school, at Cambridge
;ity and Miss Emma Gingrich of the
Milton schools. Prof. Thompson and
Mss Ginrich were also among the
quests at the surprise given Mr.. and
hrs. Harry Borders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Bragg, Mesdames
". Fl. Brown and Chas. Davis, formed
N auto party to Connersville, Monday
fternoon.
Curtiss Little entertained Messrs. |
rank Rothermel, John Kellam and
larry Hoshour c. at theater party, |
fonday evening. The gentlemen say
Ten Nights in a Barroom at Cam
ridge City.
Mrs. Benton Wagner and daughter.
fiss Alma, were Connersville visitors
Word has been received by friends
ere, that Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Higham
wing in the Doddridge neighborhood
re the parents Of twin daughters.