The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21

number OF the lecture course which
Is being given under the auspices Of
the senior class Of the high school.
VIII be presented Friday evening, Feb.
II at 1880 O'Clock. at the Methodist
church. The lecture will be given by
]. Vincent Coombs. prominent as a
ChAutauQuA lecturer.
A Penny supper will be given Sat
urday evening by the members Of the
Methodist church at the cottage. Sup
Der will be served at 5 o'clock.
BOSTON - Boston Masons were
guests at the banquet given by the
members OF the Liberty Masonic or
der Monday. Among the local men
attending were: e. l. Compton, A. B.
Parks, c. N. Parks, Lester Parks. D.
r. Robinson, Russell Arey, Russell
Stanley. 2 Stanley, P. L. Beard. J. G..
Pyle. Perry Druley, Rife Gard w. p.
Chrisman. B. Conman. r. B. Jenkin-
son, NJ. Black, Stanley Brattain Darel
Skisher and Russell Scarce.
LYNN-The X. Of p. banquet and
entertainment was held on Thursday
evening. A large number attended.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Nearon
was held It Cherry Grove Thursday
morning. The Rev. Henry Pickett
conducted the services.
FOUNTAIN CITY-M. e. church
notes: Sunday school at all points at
$3.50 q. m. Graded lessons used In all
departments. The pastor will preach
at Hopewell on Sunday morning at
1890 q. m. Subjct Modern Dwarfs.' .
In the evening, the pastor will speak
| at Whitewater at the Revival services.
A new lighting system has beeN in
stalled in this church this week, as
the old one gave out during the past
days of our meeting, Every one is
cordially invited to attend. Good
singing each evening at 700 p. m.
The Ladies Aid of Fountain City
Methodist church will hold a Penny
supper at the Cottage Saturday even
ing at p. m. continuing until all are
served. Everyone come and have a
good time.
| Prayer service at Fountain City
each Thursday evening at 700.
| Ralph Henderson. pastor.
Milton-The Grange play, Because
Love YOU" will be given Saturday
night. Tickets are on sale at F. M.
Jones' store. The cast of characters
will be as follows: Imogene Court
leigh. willful and wealthy. Mary Cald-
well: Ginger. Gypsy waif, Ino Craw-
ford: Nance Tyson, her supposed mo-
Their. Marie Harmier; Prudence Fres.
heart, poor relation, Mrs. Ed. VIII
son; Horace Werner, an artist and &C
loil I'D pfcs
Dink Potts, his chum and in love with
Ginger, Rhodreick Mccormick; Iro
Courtleigh, Imogene's guardian, Paul
CALDWELL; Buck Tyson, a Gypsy tink
er, Harry Caldwell: Elmer VanSitlert,
an Anglo maniac New Yorker, Clyde
Leverton; Mayor Duffy. county clerk
and confederate veteran, James Muir
ply; Squire Ripley. a Virginia land.
lord, Clyde Leverton; Liege, gentle
man of color, Carl Williams. Music
by Grange Orchestra.
| The Cary club meeting, which wae
to have been held Thursday, with the
husbands Of the members as guests
has been postponed.
| Mrs. Herman Crook, Mrs. Alvin
Lowry and Mrs. Charles Davis were
club guests Of the 800" club at Its
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Oliver
Beeson. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Carrie johnson.
The Embroidery club will meet OF
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Oil
I yer Wallace.
The Eastern Star will meet Wed
nesday night.
DIN Davis and Colbert Ingermar
took the obligation of the Moose lodge
at Cambridge City recently.
CHESTER-The Ladies' Aid and the
Red Cross societies met at the hal
Wednesday afternoon. The work houl
was spent at quilting and making ref
ugee garments. Several were present
The "Excelsiors' and 'Widt
Awakes" classes of the M. q. church
will give an ice cream social and bas
ket supper at the holl Tuesday night
Feb. Is. The public Is cordially invit
ed.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve
the lunches at the public sales of L
o. Mansfield and Emmett Hensley OF
Tuesday, Feb. 25 and Thursday, Feb
81, respectively.