The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-20
Cambridge City, Ind.

- Mrs. |. y. Davis has returned after
q visit with friends in Indianapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Kopp Will re-
turn from Corydon within the next
three days, DR.. Kopp, who was drafted
not having to go into service until
spring. Mrs. Lillian WATSON of Mil
nm, has been the guest of Miss Emma
Yates. Mrs Frank Parsons, Mrs.
Joseph Tiff of Richmond. and Mrs.
Horace Scott, of Hagerstown, have re
turned to their homes after visit
with Mrs. Laura Richey and her
mother, Mrs. Mary Hindman.. =. Stan
ley & Wiseman had charge OF the
funeral of David Brenneman OF New
castle. which was held Saturday at
the Locust Grove church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner Davis spent Sunday In
GhiIlieothe, o., with Sergeant Carl
CARRIER of Peoria, ILL.,. :. The Sunday
schools of the town were well repre-
scented at the Jackson Township Sun
day School convention, held Sunday
afternoon, at Germantown. Prof. A.
Il. Hines presented the work on
Teacher Training. -. DR.. and Mrs.
W. r. Littell spent. Sunday with the
formers mother at Greensburg. The
November meeting of the Home Eco
Monies club was held Friday in the
town hall Tie membership was well
represented. Mrs. w. S. Kiger read
a we'll prepared paper. on the subject,
Wild Game Used in Cooking" which
was followed by discussion. Mrs.
John Ohmfe and Mrs. ]. w. Moore,
demonstrated the Cooking of Rabbit
in Casserole" "A meeting of the
ehairmen of the different precincts, in
regard to the Army Y. M. c. A. work
was held Saturday evening in the
office of the secretary, A. H. Wiseman
The reports will be turned into the
county headquarters at Richmond.
The rummage sale conducted Friday
end Saturday in the Methodist church,
by the ladies of the Social Union,
Retted the ladies a sum in excess of
sos. . Mrs Charles Wheeler was
hostess Friday afternoon. for the
meeting of the Married Ladies' Card
club. with Mrs. Walter Waddell, Mrs.
Charles Knlese, and Mrs. F. NJ. Gobel,
guests Hereafter the money expend-
ed in refreshments will be given to
the Red Cross. AT meeting of
the officers Of the Epworth League
held Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Russell Worl, plans were dis
cussed regarding contest for the
purpose of securing new members.
The membership was divided into
two divisions, to be represented by
Red and Blue Miss Elizabeth Paul
was chosen leader of the Reds and
Miss Madge Mannon, the Blues. This
contest will continue twelve Sundays.
at the expiration Of which the losers
will entertain at a party, for the win
ming side. Miss Muriel Day of Ro-
chester, n. Y, Field secretary of the
Eastern Division of the Woman 5
missionary society, gave very inter
esting address, Sunday evening, at the
Methodist church, coming in the place
-of Mrs. R. a. Carmine, as had been
announced. Mrs. Day spoke on the In
dustrial. Educational and Religious
phases Of the society. The Friday
Night club met Friday evening at the
home of Miss Nellie Jones of Milton.
Mrs Harr.- Schneider read a paper on
"Shintoism''; Mrs. Lee Ault, one on
christianity. while the subject, "Budd-
-Aism,' was discussed in general of sub
-sjects which was led by Mr.. Schneider
many interesting points relative to the
subjects being brought out. After adj
iournment. the hostess assisted by L.
e. Thompson and Miss Emma Ginrich,
-ecerved doughnuts. apples and coffee
The next meeting will be that of De
cember Z, with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ault