The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-19
DR.. CHARLES F, GRAY
FUNERAL SATURDAY;
R0SE-RUPE WEDDING

Brown street, following a months ill
ness of heart trouble. Besides the son
and his family, the deceased is surviv-
ed by one brother, DR.. E. F. Gray.
DR.. Gray was the son OF Simon and
Nancy Smith Gray. both deceased and
was reared on a farm near this city.
Since 1876 he has practiced dentistry,
in many Of the principal cities Of the
west, spending several months each
year, at his beautiful country home,
near Winchester. He was an active
member of the Friends church, and
was a Mason, knight Templar and
X. of P. -
Funeral services in charge of the
Knights Templar, will be conducted
from the Friends church, Saturday
afternoon, at four O'Clock, the Rev.
Frank Cornell, officiating. Burial will
be in Fountain Park cemetry.
Miss Jessie Lucille Rose and Thomas
Clarke Rupe were married Thursday
evening, at s o'clock, at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. B. S. Hunt, Of this city,
where Miss Rose has made her home
for several years. More than so guests
were present.
Miss Frances Ellen Hunt sang "At
Dawning," Mrs. Hunt played the
"Lohengrin" wedding march and Miss
Harriet Elder. Miss Mary Miller, Miss
Ruth Clark, Miss Marjorie Hiatt, Miss
Ruth Hinshaw and Miss Elizabeth
Reed sang THE Bridal Chorus" as
they descended the stairs, each carry
ing a basket Of flowers. Miss Verda
Paxen, of Geneva, a niece of the bride,
was maid of honor, and little Miss
Mary Martha Hunt bore the ring in a
white lily.
Before the ceremony which was in
charge Of the Rev. ]. H. Wilson, OF
Newcastle, formerly pastor Of the
Church of Christ of this city, Miss
Emma Hunt sang Il Love You Truly
A wedding supper was served after the
service Mr. and Mrs. Rupe will be at
home in East Washington street in
this city. Among those attending the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. l., G. Ell
bingham and son, Miller. of FIT. Wayne,
and Mrs Rufus Paxon, her daughter
Verda and sons Herbert and Joseph,
of Geneva.
The thirty-first anniversary Of the
r. H. L. Society, the oldest club In
this city, will be observed Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Fred Nichols,
charter member in Muncie.
Those who will attend from Win
chester are, Miss Ella Mcdonald. Miss
Eta Wells, Mrs. G. G. Markle, Mrs. J.
F.. Hinshaw and daughter, Ruth, Mrs.
Cora Veach, Mrs. Charles King. Mrs.
3. S. Hunt and daughters, Mary
Martha and Frances, and Mrs. T. l..
Ward.
Sues for injunction.
Suit for injunction has been filed by
Harriet Croutt vs.. Melvin E. Null,
treasurer of Randolph county.
Marriage Licenses.
Tjcepse TO wed has been issued to
James Davis. IA, and Sophia Barker.
10, both of Winchester, Squire George
Goats performing the ceremony.
Home From Harvard.
Tom Veach is home from Harvard,
where he recently graduated.
Visit Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harper. who
have been in Florida for the past two
years. are spending a few days with
the Misses Mary and India Brumtield.
They are enroute to Rockford, ILL.,,
making the trip in their automobile.
Personals.
The Rev. o. T. Martin has returned
from Greencastle, where he attended
the commencement exercises of De-
Paw university. Miss Ruth Bales
is home from Butler University.
Mrs. c. E. Leggett is the guest Of
Indianapolis relatives.
Elect Officers.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the First NJ. f. church, has
elected the following officers for the
coming year: president, Mrs. Eliza
beth Rubey; vice president, Mrs. Kate
Clevenger; recording secretary, Mrs.
Donna Britton; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. w. l.. Hawkins; treasurer,
Mrs. j. i. Hinshaw; Mite boxes, Mrs.
h
man; Literature, Mrs. Ella Bremen;
Temperance, Mrs. Nora Lacey; student
aid, Mrs. Laura Eastman.
Queen Esther Officers.
The newly elected officers for the
Queen Esther Circle. are as follows:
President, Ruth Starbuck; vice pres
ident, Miss Mary Bales: secretary
treasurer, Miss Reva Browne: CORE
spending secretary, Miss Agnes Ross;
mite boxes, Miss Miriam J0bCs; local
Jug, Miss Helen Dodds; circle leader,
Miss Mary Marlatt.
Allow Appropriations.
The following appropriations have
been allowed by the county commits
,sioners: Two new bridges, one, the
Jackson township school bridge, at a
cost of $500; the other, the North
street bridge. in Winchester, at cost
Of $1,000. These are bridges that
necessity comp"ls building. They also
appropriated additional funds for the
following bridges. The Model Farm
bridge, Monroe township, 500; the
Green Bridge. White River township
500: F.. NJ. Thornburg bridge, Stoney
Greek. $50; Union Church bridge
sStoney Creek, township, $500; Hodgin
bridge WASHINGTON township. $500;
Mills Bridge, Washington township
$4,000; John I. Thomas bridge, No /
Greensboro two. $4,000 J. |. Thomas
bridge No. -, Greensboro township
$500: Wright bridge. Franklin town
ship, $50: Ridgeville Cemetery bridge
Franklin township, So They also APP
1,ropriated $500 to repair the court
house clock. Out of the petitions fol
IS bridges, the commissioners have
asked for appropriations to repair
eleven.
Order Wool Sacks Promptly,