The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-10
HAGERSTOWN,.IND.

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Aug. 10.-The
Connersville Semi Professionals will
play the L. O. c. Co. team here Sun
day afternoon. Batteries, Connersville
Corly and Peters, Hagerstown, Rhiner
and Wise.
Mrs Jesse Replogle will act as host
ess to the Home Missionary Society
of the NJ r. church at her home on
West Main street Tuesday afternoon
A very interesting program has been
arranged.
The Christian Endeavor services
Sunday evening will be conducted on
the lawn adjoining the church If the
weather permits The topic is Gods
Beautiful Outdoors, What 1t Teaches
Me-" Miss Nora Thalls will lead the
services.
Miss Paline Doughty entertained the
Merry Ten" Thursday afternoon.
Miss Jane Jones of Richmond, spent
this week with her aunt and uncle,
Mrs. and Mr. John Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen and
daughter, Dorothy, are visiting with
his mother and aunt, Mrs. Ellen Allen
and Miss Florence Starr.
Mrs Alvin Peel entertained the girls
of her Sunday school class last even
ing at her home.
Mrs. Leslie Davis and daughter,
Josephine, and guests, Miss Reba Nor
ton and Miss Elizabeth Davis, were
entertained at a house party from
Wednesday until Thursday noon at the
home of Miss Margaret Gillies at New
Castle.
Mrs. Joe Teetor entertained today
and yesterday, Miss Fanny Halfway
and Scott Benham of Richmond.
Mrs. Ora Wheeler, Mrs. Joe Stone
cipher, Mrs. Leslie Davis and guests,
Miss Reba Norton and Miss Elizabeth
Davis, were guests at cara party at
the home of Mrs. Clarence Ingerman
at Cambridge City Thursday afternoon.
The company included forty guests.
Mrs. Leslie Davis entertained today
members of the Pi Pheta Sigma Soror-
ity who were former students at the
Conservatory of Music at Indianapolis.
The guests were Miss Georgianna Con-
nor of Winnimac, Miss Carol Smith of
New Orleans, LIE, Miss Margaret Gil
lies of New Castle, Miss Anna Murray
of Washington, d. c., Miss Elizabeth
Davis of Dana, Miss Mary Smith of
New Castle, Miss Reba Norton of
Greenfield, o., Miss Nellie Brant and
Mrs. Davis of Dana, Ind, were also
guests The Sorority girls will be
entertained at a dinner party this
evening at the home of Miss Smith at
New Castle.
Miss Rose Working and Mr.. William
Little were married Wednesday after
noon at the brides home by the Rev.
Lewis Teetor They are spending
their honeymoon in Pennsylvania. Mr..
Little is employed at the Underwater
Oil Station.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Williams of
Milton, and Mrs. Rogers and Miss
Weaver of Hamilton, were visitors
Thursday afternoon of Mrs. Shively
and Miss Ida Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Helmsing and
daughters, Miss Horton of Noblesville,
tiann near Elkhart, Ind, for a two
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Shafer spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Rinehart.
The Radical United Brethren picnic
was held Friday at the lake near Econ
omy, and the Liberal U. B. picnic was
held Saturday.
The 103rd annual meeting of the
Whitewater Primitive Baptists is be-
ing held at Salem, east of town, to-
day and tomorrow. Elder R. w.
Thompson of Greenfield, Ohio, will act
as moderator to which Office he has
been annually elected for the past
twenty-six years. This association in
cludes the following counties: Ran
dolph, Wayne, Union, Rush, Henry,
Fayette, Franklin and Hancock. There
will be great number Of preachers
lax horS rracant