The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-11

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hold should be held to three
fourths OF a pound OF sugar week
for each person.
The Hilltop Sewing circle will meet
next Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
George Reid at her home, 2209 Main
street
The Camouflage club Will give a val
estine party tomorrow evening at the
home Of Miss Pauline Vessel.
Circle No. 2 Of First Presbyterian
church will meet Wednesday after
DON with Mrs. Albert Williams at her
home, zoos Main street.
The Woman's Franchise league met
Saturday afternoon in the Commercial
club rooms. Secretary Albus OF the
Commercial club. gave the third of his
series of talks on parliamentary Us
age" Current events were given by
Mrs. Charles Druitt. Miss Annette
Edmunds and Miss Mary Williams
talked on Purpose Of Winning" CIV
ing aims and goals for the Suffrage
league Mrs. w. o. Lewis talked on
the activities OF the Franchise league
in cooperation with the Red Cross So
ciety. 1t Is the aim OF the league to do
much Red Cross work In knitting
socks. all suffrage workers knit band
OF yellow in the socks to show that 1t
was made by a suffragist. Thus the
soldiers will know that suffrage lead
trs are not forgetting them. The next
meeting will be held February 16 at
which time Miss Ruth Hemmersbaugh
OK the English department at high
school win talk.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lontz are spend
Ing several days in New York City.
The Greenbriar Community club will
maet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
G. w Neff at her home on National
road, west
Raymond r. Jones has returned
from New York City. where he spent
several DAYS on business.
Women are being called upon all
over the country for patriotic services.
Just at the present time there are
three things that are holding their at
tention--the third Liberty Loan, the
.ale of Thrift Stamps and the registra-
ton OF women for labor. Registra-
ton OF women for war work will be-
gin the frs of April. This registra-
ton will be national. Last summer
the women Of the state were register
ed and il was found that about 500,-
900 would be available for service.
This present registration will be on
much larger scole and Will bring more
visible results.
The Advance Bible class of White.
water Friends church will hold bust.
ness meeting tomorrow evening at the
home OF Miss Fannie Williams. S2S
North Tenth street. All members are
urged to be present
The marriage of Miss Matte Wood
and Anthony Stole will be solemnfzed
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at ST.
Andrews church.
The Home Economics society of
District No will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon with Miss Alice Macy at her
home, 401 College avenue. A full at
tendance is desired as the question of
serving refreshments during the next
year will oe decided. The answer to
roll call will be quotations from Abra-
lam Linco!n Miss Alice Macy will
give a paper on why We Should Save
Wheat, and How to Save It." Miss Nj
Ma Short. domestic science supervisor
in Wayne county will give a talk on
Conservation and Substitutes"
The Loya! Messengers of First
Christian church will meet tomorrow
evening with Miss Alice Vossler at her
home, 203 North Eighth street. The
evening viii be spent in Red Cross
sewing. \ full attendance is desir-
ed
Miss June Smith of Newcastle. was
IN Richmond yesterday. Miss Smith is
tnroute to Hattiesburg. Miss. New Or
leans. and Gulfport. where she will
visit friends and relatives for four
weeks.
Members OF the Knights of Column
bus will give valentine dance this
evening in the club rooms. Novel
decorations and valentine feature dan
ces will make the affair pretty one
Helps orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Warner
have returned from Newcastle where
they have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hudson
Mrs. Carl Essenmacher Is seriously
Ill at her nome on Feast Main street.
Edward II Hasemier left today for
Puffalo, n Y. where he will attend
the annual meeting Of the Board of
Directors OF the International Sunday
School association, which will be in
session. February ~, 13. and II. The
purpose of che meeting Is to decide on
the war policies of the association and
n plan for the convention to be held
Ira June. Mr.. Hasemeier is president
o. the Indiana Sunday School associa- |
ton and goes as Indiana's representa-
live to the meeting.
Miss Lenna Stretch left Friday |
morning for Champagne ILL.,, to spend |
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