The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-04

ECON0MY-Dublin quarterly meet
ing was held at Economy Friends
church Saturday, with a large attend
ance Of delegates. The sermon was
given by the Rev. Andrew r. Mitchell
OF South Eighth Street Friends church
at Richmond Miss. Mildred White OF
Lewisville, teacher at Southland In
stitute, gave talk. Clerks were Mrs.
Emma Henby of Dublin and Arthur
Johnston of Nettle Creek Dinner was
served to 400 people. Persons attend
ing included the Rev and Mrs. Charles
Swander and daughter, Miss Sarah, Of
Lynn; the Rev. Percy Thomas, the
Rev. Mary Mills, the Rev. Amos Out
land of Milton, Mr. and Mrs. j. c..
Gilbert, Dublin; Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Macy. Anderson; Mrs. Julia Thomas,
Lynn; Mr.. and Mrs. Jobe Dennis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beeson, Nettle
Creek; Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Henby.
Dublin; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hunni-
cult of Dublin; Josiah Johnston, Dub
lin; Miss Mary Hoover. Mrs. Ben
Thoms. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Taylor, Dublin;
Mary T. Williams, Greenfield; Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel Gilbert, James Macy Of
Straughns; Mr.. and Mrs. William
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell, Lewis
vile; Mr. and Mrs Larkin Macy, of
Cambridge; Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Hill,
Dublin; Mr.. and Mrs. William JEFF
cries. Milton; Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
White, Rich Square; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Haisley and son of Losant-
Vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Menden-
hall, Farmland; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Moore, Farmland; Cyrus Whitley,
Milton; Miss Mildred Allen, Moore
land; Mr.. and Mrs. William White,
Lewisville; Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, of
Richmond; Mrs. Walter Jessup, Iowa,
and Mrs. Anna Thomas, Dublin.
WINCHESTER-Tri Kappa sorority
was entertained at the home of Miss
Helen ChenoWeth. Mrs. G.. C. Markle
was present as patroness. A two
course luncheon was served.
Needles and Mods club met Friday
with Mrs. ]. D. Miller. The evening
was spent at cards followed by re-
freshments.
Mrs. Frank Thatcher entertained
the Royal Society club Wednesday
afternoon.
Daughters of the American Revolu
ton met Tuesday afternoon with the
Misses Edna and Ethel Engle. Read
| ings on Greece and Japan we're giver
by Mrs. Clevenger and Miss Ethel
Engle.
CHESTER-The Rev. E. e. Davis
pastor of Second Presbyterian church
at Richmond, was speaker at the Ne
mortal day exercises held here Sun
day. Harold Norris of Richmond, who
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recent war, gave a talk on his army
experience. A Quartette from Rich
mond sang. "A number of civil wal
veterans were present. Following the
program, which was given in the
Methodist church, a procession formed
to the cemetery, where graves were
decorated and services held for the
unknown dead. John Smith and his
drum corps headed the procession.
| Seventeen-year locusts have made
their appearance in large numbers il
this vicinity.
| FOUNTAIN CITY-Seventy-s per
sons attended the alumni meeting a
the school house here Saturday eve
ming. Luncheon was served by tn,
Ladies Aid Society of the Methods
church.
/ LYNN-Thomas Moody, rs year
old, died suddenly Monday morning
as the result Of an apopletic stroke
He had spent his entire life in thi
vicinity and was a member of tn
Methodist church.
WHITEWATER hundret
persons attended Decoration day ex
ercises here Friday. The Rev. MI
Thornburgh OF Losantville, gave TIL
address and Captain Fred White O
Detroit, Mich, spoke at the monumen
/ to the unknown dead. Richmond ban
played during the afternoon.
i Funeral services for Manford White
43 years old, who died at his hom
south of Bethel were held Saturda
afternoon at the Christian church. TIL
Rev. Roy Brown was in charge Of tn
services. Burial was in Whitewate
cemetery.
NEW PARIS-Miss Nora Neane
died at the home of her mother, Mr.!
Patrick Neanen Thursday night, afte
an illness of several months. She wa
81 years old, and had been employee
as stenogra pher for the Abatoir con
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