The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-30
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Jan. 30
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harper spent Sum
day In Richmond the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum.
r. X. Ohmit will attend the Retail
Hardware Dealers Association. in In.
disnapolis this week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Graver attended
the funeral Of the latter's cousin. Mrs.
Amanda Underhill At the German Bap-
list church. west of Hagerstown. Mon.
day.
Mrs. Blisa Thornbro returned Mon.
day TO Indianapolis after visit with
friends In Cambridge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks. Of Straughn
spsnt Sunday with their son. Ray Hen
bricks and family
An old.fashioned singing will be held
Thursday evening In the Methodist
church.
Miss Mary Mathewson will spend
the week in Sullivan. Greenfield and
Newton. delivering lectures on Home
Economics before the Farmers Insti-
tutes. to be held In those places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl whitley. who
were married last Saturday in Rich
mond. are spending their honeymoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paul, of Lafay-
cite. They will also spend a few days
in indianapolis and Chicago before re-
turning to Cambridge City. where
they will reside during the winter.
with the groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard whitley. going to housekeep-
ing In the early spring.
The ladies' Of the Social Union will
serve the following menu at their sup
per to be given Wednesday evening. in
the Methodist church. the serving to
begin ut half past five. Chicken, dump
lings. gravy. mashed potatoes. baked
beans. slaw, pickles. jelly. preserves.
pie. coffee.
The Friday Night club held the
meeting Of the past week at the home
Of Miss Mabel Strawn. B. r. Wissler
read an exceptionally fine paper on the
subject. "Civic Righteousness" show
ing that this 10 not q new movement,
showing that 1t had its origin in early
Biblical times and tracing its growth
to the present day. He brought out the
thought that our people are better
than our government, In that the bet
ter class OF citisens do not exercise
the privileges offered at the primary
giving examples Of political machin-
cry. Harry Schneider conducted q
round table on South America, review.
ING the geographical features. CON-
pairing the United States in relation
to these facts. Following the papers
wss the annual election Of of1icers
which resulted 40 follows: President.
Mrs. o. q. Stuart: vioe-president. Mrs.
J. r. Reese: secretary. Mabel
Straughn: treasurer. Jennie Hussen.
Executive committee. Mrs. G. L. Gull
chard. Edith Bowman. Prof. e. q. Old.
aker, Prof. Leo Ault and Hazel Den
nis.
, Notwithstanding the bad weather
Sunday. the various church services
were we'll attended. George Hodge of
Richmond, added to the interest Of
the service at the Methodist church,
by his solo.
At the Republican convention Of
Jackson township. held Saturday AZ
tsrnoon In this city. the following were
appointed delegates to the district con-
vention to be held In Cambridge City
Wednesday: o. d. Hall and Fred Dry
er: alternates, John e. Gray and A. w.
Bradbury. Township members OF the
county central committee are Ebert
Huddleston. Charles Hiatt. B. X. STRAIT
tan. nd Copeland. Abram Rummell and
Frank Jacobs.
c. b. Loeb transacted business in
Columbus. Ohio. Monday.