The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-17

being manifest 1t is splendid or
der for young me1i, and people of the
town should cooperate in helping the
boys in any effort they may put forth
for the success of this newly organ
lied fraternity. Rev. and Mrs. Clark
served an oyster supper to the boys
at the close of Saturday evenings
work The boys from Christians burg
were entertained in homes here and
on Sunday morning at the close of
Sunday school appeared in the para
phernalia Of the order. Mr.. Draper,
of Christiansburg accompanied them
here. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Chees-
man delightfully."- entertained the men,
bers of the Cleaners class and of the
Mems Bible class at their home two
miles southwest of Centerville last
Tuesday evening. A splendid social
time was enjoyed, and refreshments
served. Mrs. Edna Pike, Mrs. India
Smelser and Miss Elizabeth Lashley
attended the football game at New
castle Friday evening "A large COM
pany of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Or
vile Hoover, from Greensboro, the
former home of the Hoovers, came
Tuesday evening while Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoover were attending lodge, opened
up the house, made themselves at
home and prepared fine oyster sup
per for them. Needless to say the
"iutruders'' were warmly welcomed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover after they
caught their breath from the effect
of the surprise . Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Replogle and daughter Helen, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Early of Hagerstown,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hartly. W. A. kerby and
wife, Rudolph Kerby, Elmer Crull and
family were entertained Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Able . . Miss Mary
Stanley returned last week from a
visit with relatives in Detroit, Mich.
80. Mrs. Lizzie Jackson is seriously
ill. =. The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the NJ. f. church will meet
with Mrs. Media Dunbar, assisted by
Mrs. Ford in entertainment, Thursday
afternoon. Garments for the Cunning
ham Orphans Home are to be brought
to this meeting, also the offering fol
the Silverware. :. i. Mrs. Savilla Kemp
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson Fouts. =. The choir of the NJ
e. church will give a program of solos,
anthems, duets, etc, next Sunday eve
ming at the regular hour of church
service.
FAIRFIELD, Ind.-Miss Sarah Han
ma was the guest of the Meharry
! sisters recently. . James r. Johnston
! has returned home after a short visit
with Rev. ]. T. Scull and family, al
Jeffersonville, Ind. The funeral OF
| Charles McMahan was largely attend
ed here last Thursday afternoon. He
leaves to mourn his loss devoted
! wife, a brother. Joseph, and a sister
Mrs. Helen Mcintosh Addison Bere
and wife, Mrs. C. B. Ware and daugh
| ter, Mrs. Cecil Rose, called on the
Meharry sisters Sunday afternoon
| Nov. IT,. Mr.. Waggoner, Mrs. Addie
McClinchey and daughter, of Corners
vile, spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Jasper Younts and wife. . vii
Harbine and wife, Will Crawford anC
wife, of Liberty, visited friends in this
village last Thursday. Herbert
links and family spent Sunday with
Mrs. links parents in Brookville..
Miss Bertha Carey entertained mum
Der of young folks at cards las
Monday night. Frank Hudson, sor
of Jerry Hudson, broke his arm above
the elbow last Saturday night wher
| his horse overturned the buggy.
Paul Offut and wife entertained com
pany from Connersville and Cincin
natl, Sunday. Mrs. Case, an aunt o
Mrs. Frank Hustled, was brought here
from indianapolis. Saturday and bur
led in the Brier cemetry. Mrs. Hustet
entertained the company of people
who came along at dinner. SiXteer
were present. -. DR.. Humpsher anC
family, of Ohio. visited at Henry Mas
ter's, Saturday. Robert Preston lief
Monday for Indianapolis to resume hi
work. :. Miss Yoder. Franklin coun
! tvs Red Cross nurse, visited the schoo
here last Friday afternoon and ais,
a number Of ladies at the w. F. M.
at the home of Mrs. Emmett Apsley
-. Emmett Apsley and sons hav'
opened a new meat market. They rul
two delivery wagons in the country
Albert Cant works for them also.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Wolfe spent las
week at their former home near Bath
husking corn. Charles Mills ha
purchased the Susan Ogden property
Samuel Rose and family and Ros
Meharry spent Sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. Addison Berg -. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Osborn attended the funera
OF Mr. Price at Dunlapsville last Nor
day.. Mr.. and Mrs. James Dare, O
Bath, were guests Of friends here Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. George Loga1
spent Sunday with Clint Dare an
Fred Lopez.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind-Mrs. Mai
vim OchIotree formerly Miss Mabl