The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-22
ECoNoMY-The /. o. o. F. lodge

ECONOMY-The /. o. o. F. lodge
Of Economy entertained the service
men Saturday evening. Three boys
who had just returned from overseas
were present. They are Clyde Town
send. who saw service with the 134th
Field Artillery, 37th Division, and was
ten months at the front; Verde
Coones. Company F, 9th Division,
and Charles Edwards, who also saw
service with the 9th.
A community elevator is being con-
sidered by farmers living near Econ
omy.
Baccalaureate exercises for the
graduating classes will be held at the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening. The
Rev. j. ]. Fisher, Of this place will
give the address. Members of the
graduating classes are:
High School-Benjamin Franklin,
Willard Jordan, Carrie Cranor, Gerald
Kennedy, Margaret Loop, Juanita At
kinson. Kenneth Cain, Mary Byrd,
Thomas Marshall, Faye Hadley. Har
old Bowman, Anna Beard Gilbert
Wadman, Alma Cain, Henry Farmer,
Gertrude Stevenson, Raleigh Town
send, Edgar Farmer
The members Of the Eight Grade
are: Aisle McAllister Helen Fisher,
Ralph Kennedy, Mabel Sanders, Har-
lin Cain, Olive Swain, Paul Weldy,
Cecil Charles, Herbert Beard, Charles
Replogle, Malcolm Marshall, Louise
Ballard, Alice Harwick Flossie Fuson,
Ralph Frazier, Marry Conway, Ruby
Williams.
The Emonocy High School orches-
ira has increased in personnel until
1t now includes eighteen members.
Pupils enrolled in the orchestra are:
Carrie Cranor, Margaret Loop, Mary
Ballenger, Ruth Jackson, Ruth Weldy,
Carol Weldy, Mary Weldy, Louise Bal
lard, Juanita Atkinson, Elizabeth Man.
ming, Rena Manning, Kenneth Cain,
Willard Jordan, Raymond Jordan
Ralph Kennedy, Paul Weldy, Clifford
Sanders, Harold Foutz.
LYNN-The Rev. E. C. Holman,
former pastor fthe Methodist church
here, gave a lecture Friday evening
on THE Webb of Life" Mr.. Holman
is now living in Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hinshaw enter
tanned Easter in honor of their we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. an Mrs. R. c.
Thomas an sons Paul and Leland, DR..
and Mrs. o. w. Hinshaw an ddaugh-
ter Christine, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Swain
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Will wy.
song and daughter of near Union City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Hinshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Beetley an dchildren, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Patterson, Miss Anna
Nye and Mrs. Nye.
CAMBRIDGE CITY-The Rev. Shell
Richmond, will preach at the Baptist
Richmond, will lpreach at the Baptist
church here, Sunday afternoon, April
81.
WEBSTER Easter services were
conducted Sunday at the Friends
church by the Rev. Lee Chamness of
Williamsburg.
The l. o. o. F. met at the hall Sat |
urday evening.
Easter services we're held at the M. |
E. church Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Morris |
of Williamsburg preached. Everett |
Hunt Of Chester spoke as the minute |
man on Reconstruction work, after |
which the official members of the !
church held meeting.
A reception was given for the high |
school graduating class by the sopho-
more class at Browns hall Friday eve
ming. Those attending were Pauline
Wickershem, Esther Duke, Erma New =,
man, Colleen Plaukeishorn, Ethel Will !
liams, Dorthea Thomas, Mable Will |
liams, Mable Gibson, Paul Austeman, |
Ralph Austeman, Noel Culbertson.
Howard Hiatt, Ralph Hendershott, |
Walter Culbertson, Marvin Hunt, Will |
ard and George Tapp, Miss Copper |
and Miss Croft. Refreshments were |
served.