The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-23
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

CAMBRlD(iE CITY, IND.
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind, Feb. 80
MI and Mrs. Harry Wilson left Thurs
day evening for their home in Denni-
son, Texas, after q visit with Mrs. Mar
Earet Ayler.
The national colors, supplemented
by the typical Ratchet. predominated
in the appointment of Mrs. f. F..
Uahn's reception rooms, Wednesday
afternoon. when she entertained in
honor OF Mrs. Harry Wilson. OF Denni-
hCn, Texas. the house guest of Mrs.
Margaret Ayler. Six tables had been
arranged at which five hundred was
Tie pleasurable diversion. The refresh
merits pretttily served were also sug-
Eestive OF the proverbiaI cherry tree
The annual all-day meeting of the
Social Union. was held Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. John Hazelrigg. Sixty
ladies' busiIy piled the needle in the
making OF aprons and the piecing Of
quilts. A substantial two course lunch
was served at the noon hour. In the af-
ternoon a business session was held at
Which time occurred the annual cleo.
ton Of officers. which resulted as fol-
lows: President. Mrs. o. f. White:
Independent. Mrs. J. f. CONN; sec
rotary. Mrs. Jack Harper: treasurer,
Mrs. Lawrence Osborn. The secretary,
Mrs. JOS. Moore read Il report OF the
finances OF the past year.
Beale Williams, who has been quite
rick at the home OF his grandparents,
n; hn
cut.
Tho following are the services at
the Presbyterian church for the com.
ing Sabbath: Sunday school at half
past nine. Morning sermon by the pas
tor. Rev. g. l.. Guichard. Junior En-
lieavor at three o'clock Senior En-
deavor at six Robert Wright. leader
Evening service at seven o'clock. Rev.
T. J. Graham. OF Richmond, will occu-
by the pulpit.
Mrs. &. r. Swain OF Dublin. spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Clementine
Stigleman Of Greensboro at the home
OF the latter's daughter. Mrs. w. S.
Hunt
An evening which promises much in
tho way OF good. wholesome enjoy
aent. will be that OF the twenty sixth.
when an Abe Martin entertainment,
Under the auspices OF the Presbyterian
church. will be given in the Hurst Op-
era house, by a number Of gentlemen
CT the congregation. The characters
10 be represented are Abe Martin.
Aunt Tabitha Plum and twins. Mrs.
s;omantha Martin, Prof. Aleck Tansey.
DV~f llor
.ior, and his band OF artists. Uncle
Niles Turner. Miss Tawney Apple and
her sunday school class. Ez Pash. TIL
ford Moots, Constable Newt Plum.
Young LATE Budd. Pinkey Kerr. Miss
lawn Lippincutt, Constable Newt
rmm's married darter OF indianapolis,
ard the Bean Blossom Quartet. The
personnel includes w. II. Doney. Ben
ton Wilson. Walter Krone. Roy Shop
man. J. q. Mannon. Karl Wagar. Fred
Cornell, Clifford Marson. Hubert Rel
rlG, VIII Austill, NJ. r. Krahl. II. ID.
Morris. Fred Goeble. Oscar Cooley.
Frank Goeble. Clifford Howard. David
Smith, Herman Barnett. Prof. Louis
Thompson, DR.. Charles Kneise, Carl
Leese, Roy Kniese, Frank Lair and
VIII Judkins.
Mrs. T.. ]. Hoskins, after visit with
her sister, Mrs. George Reigle, has
zone to Knoxville, Tenn, to join her
husband.
Willard Petro. who has been serious
~ Ill, with gall stones. for several
weeks past. 10 somewhat improved and
the operation. which was feared would
10 necessary. has been averted for the
time at least. Mr.. Petro will go to Hot
springs. Ark. as soon as he Is sufiici-
emily recovered to make the trip.
Charles Wheeler returns this (Fri-
day. evening after a week spent at
French Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kitterman were
called to Centerville, Thursday, by the
death of Mrs Jane Cook. who died at
the home of Ennis kitterman. Wednes-
day morning.