The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-24

tamlly, or New castle, visited Mr.. ana
Mrs. Clarence Sicily, Sunday.
Mrs. Ancil Williams and Mrs.
George Brumfield were Richmond
visitors Sunday.
Miss Margaret McCurro was over
and Thelma Leslie.
Rev. Roy Reese, of Franklin,
preached at the Baptist Church Sun
day morning and evening. He will
preach there next Sunday morning
and evening at 1890 and o'clock.
Special music was given Sunday morn
ing and evening by Mr. Russell Collins
and family. Mr.. Collins was for a
short time minister of the Baptist
church here.
The l. M. P. held cooperative sup
per at the home of Katherine Ulrich
! Sunday night. The members present
were the Misses Geneve Smith, Marie
Banner, Thelma Miller, Helen Drischel,
Vesta Brumfiel, Katherine Ulrich. Two
invited guests were the Miss Francis
Leslie, of this place, and Miss Mar
garet McCurro, of Richmond. The
evening was spent in music and a
! good social time.
Miss Lille Vinton, age 20, whose
death occurred Saturday, recently re-
turned from the Martinsville sanitar-
ium. The funeral was held at the
Vinton home Monday afternoon, the
Rev. Mccormick officiating. Burial in
Riverdale cemetery.
Miss Jennie Callahan, of Indianapol-
is, visited her sister Mrs. Charles
Loeb, over Sunday
/ Mrs. Frank Parson, of Richmond,
visited her sister, Mrs. Laura Richey,
over Sunday.
i Miss Grace Kiess, of Indianapolis,
visited her sister and friends over
Sunday. also attended the funeral OF
Miss Lille Vinton, Monday afternoon.
ECONOMY, Ind.-The Friends Sun
athla society will hold a market OF
baked goods, cakes, doughnuts, cook
les and chicken, also aprons and can
dies at the Davis and Randall store
Wednesday. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Stegall entertained at dinner recently
Mrs. Anna Stegall, Miss Violet Hard
wick, Mr.. Basil Hardwick and Mr.
Earl Sharp, all of Williamsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bachelor of Fer
; maid, spent Sunday here with his sis
| ter, Mrs. J. B. Swain and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Albertson after
spending two months visiting his
mother, Mrs. Albertson, left Friday
morning for St. Louis, Mo, to take
charge of a new glass plant which is
now being built by the St. Louis Brass
7 company. Mrs. Albertson left Friday
) night for Gary, Ind, where she spent
: the week end with friends. She will
leave soon to join her husband in st
: Louis. One of the prettiest events
of the season was a shower given ir
hnnnr Of m
: Thursday afternoon at the beautiful
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w
! Harris, miles south of Economy
7 The bride received many beautiful
: and useful presents, among which
r were Haviland China. cut glass, silver
!, ware, granite, aluminium, some fine
. pieces of linen and twenty-five dollar!
: in cash. After the presents were
: viewed Miss Hill rendered some yer,
pretty selections on the piano while
: ice cream and cake were served tt
so guests. E. Mr.. w A. Mullen ant
. children, Maxine and Arthur, left Sat
urday for their new home in Cody
e Wyoming. :. Mrs. Helen Massey il
Y here, the guest of her mother, Mrs
: Agnes Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
: Atkinson entertained at dinner Sun
!. day his brother, Everson Atkinson o
il. CINCINNATI; Mrs. Martha Atkinson, MI
Il and Mrs. Albert Atkinson and chill
:. dren, Miss Juanita Atkinson. Mis-
Catherine and Mr.. James Atkinson
y 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stegall wen
: to Williamsburg Saturday. 49,. Mrs
> Matilda Clark left Saturday mornin
for indianapolis to spend the winte
with DR.. Ed Clark. Miss Belle Conle
: left Saturday for Okeana to visi
q her nephews, kimball brothers. Late
l. she will join her sister, Mrs. Clark. a
I Indianapolis. =. Mrs. Nan Cook RI
r. turned Thursday from Richmond
where she was the guest of her daugf
e tiers. Mrs. o. T. knode and Mrs. o.
Bullerdick. >. Mrs. Hattie Johnston, c
!, Alexandria paid a few days visit t
i. . Mr. and Mrs. Parker last week. Mr.:
l. Johnston formerly lived here. NJ
l. Sanders, who formerly lived nea
:. Economy, having moved to near -Four
!, tain City with his parents, is quite i
- with typhoid fever. DR.. Roller is a