The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-28
PUBLIC LIBRARY
WELL PATR0N|zEO
Many Books Taken Out OF
Cambridge City's New
Library.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Jan. 2s.-That
the interest in the public library con-
tinues to grow Is plainly evident from
the fact that more books were taken
out the past week than any other one
week since the opening
Mrs. Lewis Conrey of this city, ana
Mrs. Dora Fritchard attended tne
funeral OF their cousin, Lindley MOT
gan, at CeEterville, Monday.
Mems meetings were held sun
dav afternoon in both the Baptist ana
Mctoc;l.x. churches. Both services
wcr. characterized by good and at
tent;vc audiences. At the Baptist
church Rev. Pavey had chosen the
sHbiert The Law, as shown IN the
Ten Cosrm ndments." Rev. Charles
Pierce added interest to the sermon
nv sine;rg a solo. At the Methodist
church Rev. Hollopeter followed the
line If thought embodied in the refer
encc" Render unto Caesar the things
ina, a~e Caesars. and unto God, the
things that are Gods" f. r. Gala
way at the organ, added inspiration
to tie service At the solicitation OF
the pastors the stores were closed
during the services.
Mrs. R. D. Steele and daughter, Mrs.
Bertram Berger, of Kokomo, spent
Sunday with friends in Portland:
The Misses Ruth Barnett, Gladys
Evans. Ruth Evans, Aisle Black, Hell
en- Largen, Julia Macke and Horace
Reid, Lon Allison and Harvey Sion
iker hiked to Germantown ana pacR
Sunday afternoon
Miss Irene Smith spent Sunday al
her home in Centerville.
Milton BeIackford Dies.
Milton Blackford. aged seventy-hve
wears. died Monday morning at his
home in Vandalia. The wife, one son
John Blackford, of this city, survive
him. Mr.. Blackford was retired
farmer. having come to Cambridge
City from Shelbyville, for residence
but three months ago The funera
will be held at the home, at o'clocl
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. A.
Shiedler having charge of the ser
vice Interment in Riverside GENE
terry.
A special meeting of the HON
Economics club will be held Frlda
afternoon in the town hall, at Whlc
time Mrs Nichols will give secon
demonstration in baking white cak
with materials sold by Cambridg
City grocers. An admission of tie
cents will be charged. At the Febrl
ary melting, Mrs. Nichols will give
demonstration in the baking OF We
low cake. Ten new members wer
enrolled at the last meeting.
F.. V Whelan and Miss Ellzabet
Nheelan spent Sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. T. L. Wheelan, of Richmond.
John Sloniker and daughter, MIS-
Eva. and Miss Helen Largen wer
among the number in attendance {
the Honeywell melting at Rlchmon
Sunday.
Surprise Party.
Mrs. B. F. Wissler was happily su
priscd Sunday evening when null
Der of her neighbors entered n
home. reminding her of her birthda
The evening was most pleasant
spent a feature of which was Il
serving of choice refreshments.
Horace Boyd, the little son OF M
and Mrs. Carl Boyd, was uqite SIC
Sunday
Mrs. Harvey Benjamin, of Indian
polls. was the guest Sunday, OF n
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bor
field.
Henry Bortsfeld will move with
a short time, into the rooms at t
rear of the meat market.
Mrs. William Smith Of Muncie,
spending a,few days with her slst
Mrs George Robey.
Miss Mary Costello, of Rchmna
spent Sunday with Miss Winnie Ca
per