The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-24
EATON MECCA
FOR DISTRICT
REBEKAH meet
Between 300 and 400 Mem
bers Of Forty-Sixth District
at Preble Capital.

EATON, o.. April 24-Lodges Of
the Forty-sixth District, Daughters of
Rebekah, assembled here Tuesday ev-
ening in a district meeting to which
Eaton lodge No. IA, was hostess. Be-
tween three and four hundred men,
bers of the lodges in the district and
visitors outside the district were in
attendance. A feature OF the meeting
was the initiation OF class OF candi-
dates by the degree team OF Grace
lodge, OF Germantown, said to be one
Of the best Of the fraternity In the
state. Adam Frank, OF Germantown,
founded the Rebekah and his life work
was devoted to Odd Fellowship, which
fact gave an added interest to the WIS.,
iting degree team. A splendid supper
was served as a finale to the meeting
The district comprises the lodges in
Eaton, West Alexandria, Camden, New
Paris, Lewisburg, West Manchester
and New Lebanon. Representatives
from each of the lodges were present.
Twelve students were graduated
from the High school Of Israel town.
ship at the annual commencement ex-
ercises Wednesday evening at Morn
ing Sun. Superintendent Darrell
Joyce Of the Hamilton schools, ad-
dressed the class, and music was fur
nished by "The Collegians." Of Rich
mond. Ind. The Glass ROLL Robert
McQuiston, Glenn Campbell. James
Jackson, Leroy Mann, Harry Brad
bury, Homer Silvers. Myron Mackey,
Myrl Heavenridge, Nellie Craig, Mi
RAM Kirker. Elizabeth Mackey and
Vesta Collins.
To Plan Observance
In a meeting of the Eaton Memo
rial association Friday evening In the
Grand Army headquarters at the
courthouse, the annual election of Of
ficers will be conducted and plans
laid for observance Of Memorial day,
May 80.
Following her death Tuesday morn
ing at her home in Deem street, the
funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Kin
were held this afternoon at the home
and were in charge of the w. r. c.
and the Rev Hiley Baker, Of the Chris
tian church, followed by burial in
Mound Hill cemetery. The decedent
was almost II years Of age and had
lived all her life In Preble county. A
son, Charles Bailey, OF this. city, sur
wives. also two half-brothers. Finley
and Benjamin Kincaid OF Indianapolis
and half-sister, Mrs. w. r. Nelson,
Of Havre, Montana.
Grange viii Meet
The following program Is announced
for a meeting of Pomona grange, the
county organization. to be held Satur-
day at the centralized school building
in Dixon township, with Dixon grange
as host: Music, installation OF Off
GERS, music, address. farmers Wives
Vacations. Mrs. Anna Price; music.
address. A. j. Swift, agricultural agent
for Preble county; reading, Miss Anna
Penrod; vocal and instrumental Sc
lections, Miss Mary Johns. Miss Har-
riet Druley. Miss Effie Railsback and
Roy Benham.
En- route to Conneaut, %, as a dele.
gate to an American Christian confer.
ence. the Rev. Henry Champion. of
Columbus, Ga, is the guest OF Eaton
friends. Mr.. Champion was at ono
time pastor of Eaton Christian church.
Lieutenant Robert Litehiser and
Private Buck Cole, Preble county
men, both OF whom saw overseas SER
vice, have received their discharges
and have returned to their homes.