The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-10

cite and family spent Sunday with
Roy Seal and family, near College Col
ner, o.. Quincy Younts and family
entertained a number of relatives at
dinner Sunday. 80. Mrs. Olive Beldon
Lewis gave a talk here Saturday. The
drum corps and Okeana band gave
splendid music. -. Elmer Brack and
| family of Bath were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Jinks Sunday. -. Mrs,
Herbert Jinks and son Howard spent
Saturday afternoon in BrookN lille -.
Saturday night, Nov. 6, was a lively
time in Fairfield. The Republicans
land some Democrats) came from
Bath and Blooming Grove and gave
jollification. Automobile horns, din
ner bells, whistles, drums. flies, gar
bige cans, etc, were all in evidence.
The friends of Mrs. ID. Francis,
formerly Miss Eva Personette, gave
her miscellaneous shower Saturday
night at the home OF her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. George Personette. Mr.. and
Mrs. CLANCY Jinks and baby daughter.
| Bernice, were guests of their parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John links Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steinard and daugh-
| ter Edith, called on Herbert links and
| wife Sunday evening. 49,. Cecil Rose
and family spent Sunday with friends
here. Mrs. Carrie Iounts was seri-
ous1y i'll last Tuesday. DR.. Linegar was
| called.
| CAMDEN. O.-The Republicans of
Camden had their Qualification over
the great victory Tuesday. Congress-
man-elect Fitzgerald Of Dayton, Sen
ator-elect Kumler and Probate Judge
Byron Lands of Eaton made short
toll
ed by the Lewisburg band made the
town aware that Harding and Coolidge
are elected ..... Mrs. Glen Jefferson
lspent the weekend with her mother,
; Mrs. Eva Wall. The Hustlers class
of the NJ. E. Sunday school met Fri
day evening with Mrs. Arnold Over
holsher. A short program was given
and refreshments were served .....
The Philomathean club held it's reg
!, ular meeting Thursday evening in
stead of Tuesday evening, owing tc
election, at the home of Miss May
Robinson. "A Parent-Teacher's meet
ing will be held at the high school au
= ditorium Tuesday evening. 49,. Rev
Durham, district superintendent of the
NJ. E. church preached al M. E. church
here Sunday evening. 1t was the frs
!, quarterly meeting of the year. :. j.. Rev
Shriver and wife of Fairhaven attend
ed the services. Mr. and Mrs. o. D
+ Pocock left Sunday to spend the win
ter with their daughter Mrs. Shirley
!, NUNS. =. Misses Mary and Kate Kill
I ough and Mrs. Will Killough spen
Thursday with friends in Somerville
+ Mrs. Craig. Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds
Miss Hattie Truax Of Eaton ATTENDED
the Republican meeting here SaturdaS
: evening. Mrs. Walter Graham ant
Miss McCaffrey OF Hamilton called OF
! Camden friends Sunday -. Billie Will
!, son has been suffering from an attacl
:, g of sciatica. Carey Gift and famil!
- will move from South Second stree
to rooms above Bailey's grocery thi:
u week. Robert Duvall will move to tn,
/ house vacated by Mr.. Gift. Mr.. Du
vail having purchased the property.
GREENSBORO. Ind.-The entertain
: ment which consisted Of piano solos
. songs. readings and the playlet -
Modern Sewing Society, which wa
:. given by the Woman's Missionary sc
n night, was largely attended. An OF
/ fering for missions was taken whic
> amounted to $27.65.
A series of meetings is in progress
: at the NJ. E. church. Mrs. Marab
, Bennett is spending the week wit
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Mendenhall near Econ
: omy =. Everett Upton spent Sunda
Il at New Burlington. Several from
{ here attended the services at Jackson