The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-08

ton, visited her father the past week.
-. Mrs. Mary Coleman and daugh-
ter, May, entertained the ladies OF
the M. E. Aid society Thursday even
Los Angeles, Calf, have received
news of his serious illness. Mr..
Bunch suffered a stroke of paralysis
which affected his right side and left
arm. He is an old resident Of Gratis.
Miss Emma Aloud, OF Palestine,
is holding series OF meetings in the
Brethren church this week. Mrs.
Mary lsor visited her daughter, Mrs.
Cooper, few days last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Graham. of Middle
town. visited here Sunday. Clyde
Coleman attended leap year party
at West Alexandria Friday eveing.
The affair was given by the high
school students of that place. Miss
Emma Aloud visited the school here
and gave the children and teachers
an interesting talk Monday morning.
49,. The Gratis school will have no
commencement this year on account
| of advancement of the grades. About
lOul years dSO tu0 lOuTlH was
dropped. This grade will be taken
up again next year. giving the town
a first-grade high school again. This
years term will close next Thursday,
May 10, with a basket dinner in the
basement of the school. There is a
large class of eighth grade pupils,
| which will give play, THE Birds OF
kilmworth," in the school yard in the
| morning. A ball game is planned for
the afternoon. A feature of the day
will be miscellaneous shower by the
domestic science class.
WILLIAMSBURG, Ind.-Mrs. Levi
| Sneaker spent Wednesday at Rich
mond. ). Mr.. and Mrs John Pickett of
Richmond spent "Wednesday with their
| daughter here. =. Fred Fennedy was a
business visitor at Richmond Thurs
day. Frank Compton and family
spent Wednesday in Richmond. Miss
Gladys Kelly and Miss Ruth Smith
went to Richmond Wednesday. Mrs.
i George Kelley who has been i'll for
some time is convalescing. -. Mothers
day will be observed Sunday, May 9,
at 1880 p. m. at the Friends church.
/ Exercises by the children and talk
| by the pastor will be the features of
| luc udy wi .. u cLhu uoo6A
ter, Cora May, of Losantville, visited
Mr.. Walter Roller and family, Thurs
day.
MILTON, Ind Mrs. F. M. Jones,
! Mrs. L. H. Warren and daughter Eliz-
abeth, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner,
Mrs. E. P. Jones and son John Posey.
and Dwight Brown were Richmond
| visitors Saturday. .... Mr.. and MIS-
Charles Ferguson, of Cambridge City,
| Mrs. Will Goodwin and sons Of New
| castle, Miss Helen Huston of Corners
/ Vile, and Mrs. LATE Beeson were
guests of Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson Sun
| day afternoon. Mrs. Malinda Barton,
Mrs. R. w. Warren, Mrs. Oliver Wal
lace, Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson, Mrs. W.
c. Squier and Miss Nellie Jones at
tended the Helen Hunt club meeting
with Mrs. Scudder of Cambridge City
| Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lafe Bee
son entertained as house guest the
| first of the week, Miss Helen Huston,
of Connersville. Mr.. Ernest Doty
and Mr.. Morton Warren were at In
| dianapOlis Saturday. Mrs. Orv1lle
Irwin arrived from Palm Beach, Fla,
Monday, to spend few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Zeller. -. Mrs. Gus
| Medsker and son of Muncie, were re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Lev
erton. Mrs. Alice Gresh spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hurst,
at Hillhurst. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Weyl
and family of Economy, Messrs. Allen
and Gerald Weyl of Newcastle, spent
| Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hale. $. The Loyal Women's class of
the Christian church served the cleo
ton dinner and supper Tuesday. $3.50.
Seventy-nine guests attended the
alumni banquet at the Christian
| church Monday evening. Ivan Par
kins was toast-master. Mrs. Ernest
Doty gave the address of welcome,
and Miss Margaret Ohmit the re-
Spouse for the class of 1920. Mr..
Renck gave an interesting talk, and
Lloyd Parkins responded to "a Story"
| The initiation was in charge of Albert
Ferris and Andrew Kerber. At the
business hour Ivan Parkins was elect
ed president; Wallace Warren, vice
president; Mrs. Ernest Doty, secre-
| tary and treasurer The decorations
and flowers followed the color scheme
of the class of 1920 in green and white
! The Milton orchestra furnished the
music. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mills of
| Straughns, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse HORNED
of near Cambridge City, Mrs. Gilbert
Hunt and sister, Miss Helen Hunt, of
Mr.. Auburn, MIR. Ivan Parkins and
Mr.. Lloyd Parkins, of Connersville,
attended the alumni banquet Monday
evening. .. Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington
Swearingen and son Herbert, and Mr..
Brennerman, of Moreland Mr.. and
| Mrs. Will Floyd and children, Everett
and Mella, Miss Celia Huddleson. Of
Dublin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
| Scheuneman, of Richmond, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess