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


dent Of the P. D. @. railroad, Superin-
tendent Leslie Beall; Tony Kilbuck,
son Of Cyrus Kilbuck, Robert Thomas;
Barnaby Bird, an Early Bird, Albert
Hinkle; Imogene Mccarthy, steno- |
grapher Of Cyrus Kilbuck, Esther Will |
| liams; Bruce Ferguson, clerk in the |
office, Howard Lovin; Jessamine Lee, |
"The Girl, Louise Study; Artie, the
office boy, Glen Williams; Mr.. Null |
berry, the lawyer, Robert Huff; Mrs.
Van Dyne. the purchasing agent,
Blanche Williams; Mrs. Beavers, the
landlady. Gladys Bailey; Rosabella
Beavers, Belle Of Flagg Corners, Helen
Brown; Dilly, Mrs. Beavers hired girl,
Louisa Martin; Perry Allen, friend of
Tony Kilbuck. Mark Hampton; Mrs
Perry Allen, friend of Jessamine Lee,
Eva Rothermel.. The annual Junior
and Senior reception was given last
Saturday night at the school house.
The halls were beautifully decorated
in pink and white. The dining table
was decorat ted In white candles and
red and white carnations. A three
course luncheon was served to twenty
eight guests including 10 seniors. IL
juniors and the high school faculty.
The entertainment which consisted of
music, stunts and contests, preceded
the banquet The baccalaureate SER
vices will be held Sunday night, April
49, at the Methodist church. The ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. J. j.
Rae of the First Presbyterian church
at Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Thomas returned to their home last
week after spending the winter in
Florida. The White Star Sunday
school class gave a surprise on Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Thornton last Thurs
day evening. April 1, at their home
west of town. Light refreshments
were served to about twenty-one
ture of the evening. Miss Geneva
day after spending Easter vacation at
the home of her parents. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Bond and daughter Helen
Virginia, spent Easter day with Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Mikesell of New Madi-
son. Miss Aisle Thomas has re-
turned to Oxford to school after spend
ing Easter vacation at her home at
this place. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Full
ghum and daughter, Ruth, spent
Easter day with relatives at Rich
mond Miss Emma Showalter spent
the week end with relatives at Ind
lana polls.
CAMPBELLSTOWN. O.-Mrs. Os-
car Ross and children, of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, visited the past week with
Mrs. Sarah Gard here. Ed. Shaffer
and family spent Sunday with Homer
Jones and family. . Mr.. and Mrs. O..
B. Cooper spent Sunday with Oden
Haston and family at New Hope. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew. Foley, of Fair
haven, spent Sunday with J. S. Nc.
Divitt and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Armacost and Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Armacost spent Sunday with
their brother, Marvin. and family at
New Hope Station. Many from
here attended the literary contest at
Dixon Friday evening. .Supt. J. s..
McDivitt, Principal Jobes and Heber
:. O'Hara attended teachers association
at Lanier township Saturday. >. The
Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
> Charles Armacost Thursday after
noon with twenty-five members and
one visitor present. Three new mem
bers were added to the roll as fol-
lows: Mrs. Elsie Miller, Mrs. Pickens
!. and Mrs. Alice Swisher. The next
meeting will be held May l at the
home of Mrs. Button.
= WEST MANCHESTER, O.-Mrs
: John Parks returned Saturday from a
short visit with her daughter, Lucille
, at st. Louis. Mrs. Leo Guy spent
5 from Saturday until Monday with her
t brother, Richard Leas, and family at
| Lewisburg. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Fa-
: ger visited the storm section near
) Greenville Wednesday,. "A. B. Cos
, sairt and Rayburn and nellie Cossairt
of Urbana, O., spent Saturday night
{ here with the formers parents, Mr..
l and Mrs. Henry Cossairt. -. Miss
: Helen Leas, of Dayton, spent Easter
/ Mrs. E. G. Leas.. Mr.. and Mrs AL
!, bert Banta and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis
/ Holtzmuller spent Monday at Green
Vile. Miss limo Howell, of Dayton,
visited Saturday and Sunday with
| Mrs. Anna Howell. C. d. Spencer and
family and Mrs. Emily Graham went
Sunday to Piqua and spent the day
, with Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrow
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith and Mrs.
Anna Howell visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Houdeshell at Cas-
tine. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. John Protz-
, man. of Verona, and Robert Protz-
, man, of Dayton, Sunday. Miss ka-
tlC " dIOICll, wiz 10 dLlGlluluS OulO
University at Athens, spent Saturday
! here and Sunday with her parents
+ near FIT. Jefferson. :. . Mr.. and Mrs F.
f NJ. limerick and Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
limerick were in Greenville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil limerick and son,
Dwight, spent Sunday in Greenville
with Mrs. Jane Srumaker. &C.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Brown and daughter, Betty
, Lou, were Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Eliza Brown. The Womans Bible
class met Thursday evening" After
the roll call and at the close of the
business session, the evening was
: spent in contests, reading and stories
. Mrs. Howell, the hostess, served fudge
: and apples. Mrs. Estella Riley, who
is taking a course in nursing at Mar
ion, O.. visited Tuesday and Wednes-
!. day with Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rada-
baugh, after a visit with her father
and other relatives at Richmond