The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-08

being Howard Gamblers fortyfourth
birthday. Mrs. Reece. Of Front
Royal. Va, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Ellis. ST.. The great
revival of the Friends church closed
sunday evening with a good attend
ance and interest, with 81 conversions
and Il accessions to the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cranor spent
Tuesday in. Economy with their
daughter, Mrs. Wade Kennedy, who
Is sick. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cook
and son Harold, Mr. and Mrs. AL.
Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs John Under
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Neon
aha of Centerville were Sunday guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Florence Linderman.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Dean and
children entertained Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H, Linderman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert McNutt, Mr.. and Mrs. Claburn
McNutt. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nc
Laughlin spent Sunday in Richmond
| Francis Brooks spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Davis and fam
ly., Mrs. Levi Stricken entertained
Tuesday. Mrs. Paul Oler of Economy,
Mrs. Lutte Hatfield, Mrs. Elvin Ben
son OF this place. and Mrs. Kate Jack
'on, OF Traverse City
CAMDEN - Benjamin Sizelove is
nome from Miami for his spring vaca-
ION. Colonel Miller and family.
Mrs. Mary Brown and son Will. were
sunday guests of Levi Shoemaker and
family. Mrs. Sarah Wilson and
amily Of near Fairhaven, entertained
The following friends Sunday: viii
Whitehead and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
lester Francis San, re Middle
own, and Misses Sarah and May
Scott, Of Fairhaven.. Calvin Wilson,
| IF Fairhaven, was business visitor in
| Middletown, tuesday,. Miss Myrtle
8rosier, a former teacher in our
| schools, now a student Of Miami, is
| pending her spring vacation with
| Camden friends. .. Rev I. S. Gear
went to Christ hospital in Cinci"0ati
Monday for treatment. The Philo'
nathean club held it's regular meeting
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lillian
Slower as hostess. ..... Jesse Eby, OF
West Elkton, was in Camden on bust
ness, Tuesday. &C. H. Scott was in
! Camden, Monday. Miss Crubaugh
one of the teachers of Camden schools
is confined to her home in New Paris
with mumps. Miss Kate Killough is
| filling her place. Miss Alena Bacon
! who was i'll several days last week. re
aumed her work in school Tuesday.
! HAGERSTOWN, April 6.-Miss
Virginia White was the guest at din
ner Sunday of Miss Pauline Knapp
-. Mrs. Belle Coggswell entertained
| Sunday her son, George Dutro, ant
| family. -. Mrs. l.. NJ Brannon anc
children, Tavern and James, of Three
| Rivers, Mich, came Saturday to be
guests Of friends here. They Were
guests Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Teetor and family ant
Mrs. John Tector. Mrs. A. A. Frit;
was hostess Monday afternoon to The
Woman's History club at her home OF
North Perry street. Music item:
were given at roll call. Mrs. Laurs
Gebhart read the fourth chapter o
Rainbow Trail, Mrs. Hines read al
interesting article and the hostess
read breaking New Trails in thu
| Northwest" Mr.. and Mrs. Jo'
Teetor left Monday for Hot Springs
Ark, where they will spend a month
...Omer Sands. of Los Angeles
Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Burgess
and Mrs. Harry Burgess, of Richmond
were guests Monday at the home o
the Clark brothers on Main street.
Mrs. Carrie Stonebraker returned
home Friday from Florida. where SIN
spent the winter :. Mrs. Jack Lama
and son, Dean, left Monday noon 70
Montana. e.. Elder and Mrs. Levi
Teetor, Rev. B. A. Hartley, Rev. c. "
Chadwick, Rev. Oscar Working, Re.
Job Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs. BransoI
, Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorr
burg, Rev. Frank Hay. Mr., and Mrs
Theodore Sells, DR.. and Mrs. O. NJ
Deardorff, Mrs. Laura Hines. Mrs. A
S. Hindman, Mrs. Ray Teetor attend