The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-06
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Jan. g.
nomics lecture course was given Tues
day afternoon in the Methodist
church. The meeting was one OF inter
est throughout Mrs. W. II. Doney ad-
dressed the ladies on the subject.
Evolution Of the Home" from the
time OF the cave jewellers OF the stone
age, to the present day home. with it's
many electric appliances. The subject
included discussion OF the log cabin
settlers for better homes. the devel.
opment OF good roads being leading
factor. Mrs. John Marson discussed
THE High Cost OF Living" bringing
out the thought that while the great
production OF gold In the last few
years may be accountable. yet 1t Ia
largely, due to the dissatisfaction OF
conditions. illustrating by showing
that the grocer must deliver commodi
ties done up in fancy packages. In or
der to cater to the public: the evo-
luton OF dress. the ever shifting
whims Of fashion and the constant
with 1.-The latest" An interesting fea-
ture OF the meeting was the exhibition
OF articles In use in the earlier day
homes, including the lardoil lamp, sad
d]ebags. candlemolds. samples, sew
ing birds, china. etc. Bullion. waters
and coffee were served at the close OF
the afternoon. The next meeting will
be held Monday afternoon. February
u, when DR.. Barnhill. state food and
dairy commissioner, will deliver the
lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Huddleston en-
tSrtained at a family dinner. New
Years Day. Mrs. Julia Lambert. Of IT.
vington. Fred Huddleston, Of Indiana
polls. r. A. Hicks and family. and
Will Woodland and family.
Harold Moore. the little son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Goldie Moore. is improving
after a very serious attack Of pneumo-
MIA.
Miss Ethel Hoover OF New Lisbon
ID spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. c. Fl. Graver and family.
Owing to the fact that several mail
sacks dropped by trains on the Penn
sylvania at this station. have recently
been destroyed. two mail chutes. thir-
ty-one feet in length, one to the east
ana one west, between Green and
Foote Streets. have been constructed,
which It IL thought will hinder fur
Their destruction.
Mrs. Roy Frankenberg has return
ed after visit with friends in Indiana
polls.
G. w. Wagner transacted business
In Richmond Thursday afternoon.
The Presbyterian Guild met We'd
nssday afternoon with Mrs. G. L.
Ouichard This was the meeting for
the election Of officers which result
ed as follows: President. Mrs. Bent
Wilson: vice-president, Mrs. Fred Goe-
bel: secretary. Mrs. ]. N. Wright:
Treasurer, Mrs. b. A. Carpenter. At
tho close OF the business session
cholce refreshments were served by
tic hostess.
Friends in this city have received
announcement Of the birth Of a daugh-
ter into the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Fred HORNE. OF Superior. Wis. Miss
HORNE was formerly Miss Hattie
Wheeler 's
Miss Hazel Gibbs has returned to
Connersville after two weeks spent
with Miss Lena Luddington.
"A letter from, George Wood, Jr., of
Tyler. Texas, to friends In Cambridge
City, tells Of the death of hts mother,
Mrs. Polly Wood. Mrs. Wood spent
tho autumn with relatives in this city.
having returned to her home about six
weeks ago. Mrs. Caroline jackson. Of
East Cambridge IL q sister-in-law and
Mrs. Wesley Cornell. aniece.
The improvements on the Presbyter-
ian church are completed and the, edi.
noe will be formally opened and re-
dedicated. the coming Sabbath. The
Rev. DR.. Knox. Of Lafayette. superin-
tendent Of Home Missions for Indi-
ana. will deliver the dedicatory SER
will be held at three o'clock at which
meeting all local pastors will make
brief addresses. DR.. Knox will also
be on the program. Rev. Thomas Nc.
CURE. Of New Castle. will deliver the
address OF the evening. Rev. r. ].
Graham. Of Richmond will be in at
tendance at the evening service. &C.
companied by the choir OF the First
Presbyterian church of that city. The
choir Of the local church will render
special music throughout the day. The
church which was built in 1853 has
been completely remodelled. The main
auditorium has been beautifully deco
rated in soft, neutral tones. with
rich carpeting Of green. while the ar.
tifcial lighting. consists of one large
bulb surrounded by sixteen lesser
lights Five we'll lighted class rooms
lead from the main auditorium. while
the dining room ia also located on the
main floor with kitchen. with dumb
waiter running UP to the dining room
and furnace rooms in the basement
The vestibule Of the church has a
beautiful tiled flooring. Credit is due
to the untiring efforts of the pastor,
Rev. G. l.. Guichard. the building COM
mittee. composed of e. u. Mills. chair.
man. DIR. J. f.. Wright. w. II. Doney.
w. J. Lair and A. A. Dively, and to
the membership in general.
Mrs. c. 8. kitterman spent Thurs
day morning In Richmond.