The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-16
WOMEN'S SOCIETIES
MEET FOR ELECTION
Cambridge City Clubs Hold
Meetings to Arrange for
Next Years work.

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CAMBRIDGE CITY, March 10
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. P. H. Zehring.
The following officers were elected
to serve the coming year:
Mrs. Wesley Carr, president; Mrs.
c. B. Lester. vice president; Mrs. AL
win HORNED, secretary; Mrs. Isreal
Morrey, treasurer; Mrs. P. H. Zehring,
chairman of purchasing committee.
The Epworth League met Wednes-
day evening, in business session, and
Feemster. president; Mrs. VIII Aus
till, first vice president: Esta Young,
second vice president; Miss Mabel
Straughn, third vice PRESIDENT; Mrs
Charles Billheimer, fourth vice pres
ident; Ora Graver, secretary; Rob-
ert Beard, treasurer.
Thirty-five young people were in at
tendance. The boys choir rendered
several songs, after which taf7y pull
ing was enjoyed.
Miss Lora Bilheimer. of Indianap-
OILS. was called to Cambridge City by
the illness of her sister, Mrs, n. H.
Oglesbee.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Weed. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. R. McGraw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
'Hodson, Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuster were
among the guests at a taffy pulling,
given Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Horace Huddle-
ston. at Milton.
NJ. l.. Bowmaster has gone to Ian
caster, Pa, on account of the serious
illness of his wife, who is visiting
her parents in that city.
Sunday, March Is, will be observed
as Missionary Education Day in the
Christian church Rev. Charles Shultz
the pastor, will preach on that theme
at the morning service. A special
program will be rendered at the eve
ming service A cordial invitation to
attend these services is extended to
the public.
Dennis to Speak.
DR.. David Dennis, of Earlham col
lege will give an illustrated lecture
on he Panama canal at the Hurst
op, Cd. house, Friday evening, March
30. From the fact that DR.. Dennis
has spent some time in the Panama
cana zone, his lecture will be all the
more interesting, since he speaks
from personal observation.
Miss Louise Cary, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Cary, of Muncie
formerly of Cambridge City, is be
coming quite proficient in her art
work She has for several years
shown marked talent. At an art ex
hibit held in that city few days
ago, she received first award on water
color and second on needlewOrk.
The Cluster Light dance will be
held in the X. Of P. temple, with
music by the Hurst theatre orchestra
The Uniform Rank. X. Of P. will serve
the supper. which is provided by the
womens societies of the town.
Complimenting Miss Ella Largen
whose marriage to Charles II. AlbertE
will occur within the near future, {
miscellaneous shower was given Mon
day evening by friends of the bride
elect at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w A Roth, win whom she has fo
a number of years made her home
Many beautiful and useful gifts o
aluminium, silver, china and linel
We're received, and in addition ;
check for ten dollars. presented b,
Mr. and Mrs. Roth. During the eve
ming waters and coffee were served
from the daintiest OF china.
The congregation of the Presbyter
ian church has extended a call t.
the Rev Carl Miller, of Princeton
University, to serve as pastor OF tn
church the coming year.
The Methodist Aid society has re
Ceived an order from Rev. J. f
Coffin. of Pennville for quilting of
Guilt, made by his mother, Mrs. Care
line Coffin, of Bloomington. Mrs. Col
fin has passed the four score mar
of years. and yet delighted in maxim
fancy quilts.
Mrs J. C. Morris spent Wednesda
in Cambridge City. enroute home fror
Richmond to Marion.
Mrs ". Benton Wilson was hos
ess Wednesday, for the meeting c
the Cooperative Dinner club. Bridg
was played through the day. TIL
company included Mrs. James Kee!
ling of New Castle. a house guest, tn
Misses Eva Toms. Rea Swallow
Ethel Bertsch, Mrs. G. f. Callowa,
Mrs Glen Scott and Mrs. Charlie
Kniese.