The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28
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CHESTER-Fifty-fou dollars was
realised from the basket supper and
1ce cream social given BY the Wide
Awake and Excelsior classes ct the
han Tuesday night
MILTON-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd DIAL
Tymple entertained sk dinner Sunday
at their homo south Of Milton. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Scott and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Burroughs and daughter
Of Jacksonburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Scott and Nrs. win Scott and son
Frank Earl Of Cambridge City, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Dalrymple and
family from south Of Dublin.
Sunday morning at the Christian
church an Endeavor society was or
ganized with "a members. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Ruth Mccormick; recording sec
rotary. Dayton Werren; corresponding
Howard Bryant. The first meeting
o'clock.
The Cary Club will meet Thursday
afternoon Of next week with Mrs.
Harry Doty.
Mrs. Alvin Lowery. Mrs. Charles
Davis and Mrs. Flora Voorhees, were
guests when the 500 club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Carrie
johnson. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Harry Manlove.
Edgar Beeson has bought from the
johnson heirs the 90-acre tract on the
Connersville pike. George Kelsey
has bought 40 acres from the Johnson
estate that adjoins his farm. Ora
White has bought the Johnson prop
erty opposite the Brown home.
FOUNTAIN CITY-Fountain City
Friends Church Notice; c. o. Rey-
nolds, pastor. Sabbath school, $3.50
a. m; morning worship. 1890 a. m;
Christian Endeavor. 6 p. m; preaching
service, p. m. The pastor will COM
mence a two weeks revival meeting
on Sunday night. March 2. Meeting
each evening at p. n. Everybody Is
cordially invited and urged to attend
these services for the bettcrment Of
our community.
Observation-Disclosures of the Ladies
Aid of the M. E. church and their fam
flies are invited to be the guests at
the home of the Rev. Morris at VIII
liamsburg next Friday.
The township roads which have
been in very bad condition, are
being repaired.
A great deal Of spring blowing is
being done by farmers in this vicin-
ity.
BETHEL An entertainment was
given in Century hall Wednesday eve
ming by the Young Peoples class of
the Christian church under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Roy l.. Brown. Mrs. Ev-
erett White and Miss Florence Boren
gave q duet, Miss Gladys Anderson a
solo. Gil Hyde and William Peden,
two Civil war veterans, represented
81 and '65 in a series of tableaux.
Everett Wolfal, who Ia Just back from
France, and Russell Brown, who has
been stationed at Camp Taylor took
the parts Of "Our Heroes Today" In
another tableau.
n " MADISON, O.-Mrs. c. E.
Toffenberger and E. r. Borton were
married at the home Of Isaac Wenger
Monday evening. They will reside on
a farm three miles west Of New Madi-
son.
c. Hileman has filed an answer and
cross petition in the action instituted
against him for divorce by his wife,
Sarah Hileman. Hileman charges his
wife with failure to perform the duties
OF wife and claims she has neglected
their child which had to be taken to
the home of the defendants mother In
order to receive proper care. The de.
PENDANT has been in the army for the
last year.
Great interest has been taken in the
big meetings Of the Universalisl
church this week. A musical has been
arranged for next Sunday evening.
About fifty young people attended
a party In the 2. P. C. N. rooms on
Wednesday night following the church
meeting.
In response to popular demand for
the entertainment and welfare OF the
young people of this town the N. b
church has decided to erect com
munity house. including among othe,
things q modern gymnasium for boys
and girls and basketball room.
A soldiers and sailors ball will be
given HI6At a. tA0 n VI IL
honor of the discharged service men
OF this community.
Carl Steinhilber, who has been IL
service overseas. arrived in New Yorl
Saturday.
ABINGTON-A public dance is to be
given in the X. Of p. hall here Sa.
urday, March s. A colored orchestrs
from Richmond will furnish the music
PHILOMATH-Mrs. NJ. B. McCash
land received a letter on Monday from
the son Of her eldest sister, Marian
Smyth Of Minnesota. She had mo-
heard from him for % years. at which
time he visited her. The letter wa!
addressed to Miss Bessie McCashland
now Mrs. John McCashland.
Mrs. Francina Doddridge Kramer
was surprised last Wednesday II
honor Of her 10th birthday anniversar,
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