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

CERTERVILLE, Ind, May 6.-The
alumni banquet held Friday evening
was an evening of unusual interest and
pleasure to all who attended. Besides
the banquet which contained a good
menu, the entertainment of the even
ing was a surprise. An impersonatOr
was engaged for the evening who gave
some eXcellant sketches and imper-
sonations. An orchestra from Rich
mond also furnished good music.
The common school commencement
will be held Saturday evening, May
10Th at the Friends Church. There
are 80 graduates in this class, Is of
which are from the Centerville School
and the remaining number from Center
Township. The Ladies' Auxiliary
met at the school house Tuesday.
After the regular meeting, delegates
were elected to the District Federation
Club meeting to be held next week at
Cambridge City. Miss Elizabeth Lash
ley and Mrs. Robt. Flock were chosen.
The neighborhood club met We'd
nesday with Mrs. John Jackson. The
usual social time was enjoyed by all
present. -. Daniel Lashley and family,
of Boston, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Anna Lashley and family. -. Clyde
Flock is moving from his property on
Main street to the property recently
occupied by Joseph Darnell on Plum
street. Mrs. Addie Williams has
purchased the Ed Green property on
Plum street, occupied by Mrs. Lamott.
..A number of relatives and friends
from here attended the funeral of Mrs.
John Fender, of Abingdon, Wednes-
day The Cleaners Glass of the
NJ. E. church held a social in the
church parlor Wednesday evening. The
WHO Do" class also had social at
the same place Monday evening....
f. s. Wright is seriously ILL.,. ...J. c.
King, who has been very i'll for several
days, is lowly improving. Miss
Louise Stafford, who has spent the
winter here and attended school, has
returned to her home in Ohio.
Clinton Russell and family, of Fountain
City, spent Sunday with Nate Colvin
and family....A reception will be
held Friday evening for the Rev. and
Mrs. Day, in the NJ. Z. Church. All
friends and members of the church and
their families are invited to be present.
The following will present numbers in
an entertaining program: Edith Dri-
YER, Mary Dunkle, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs
Commons, Mrs. Julian Dunbar, Erpha
Lundy, and Bessie Bull.
GRATIS, O.-William Wearner and
family, Of Pershing, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Eb. Yingling Sunday. =. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Apple visited rel
atives in town Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Guntle entertained visitors
from out Of town Sunday. .Lysie
Zimmerman, Cliff Albaugh, Lynden
Street and erosion Young spent Sun
day at home with parents and friends,
. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stewart Of
Dayton. visited Mr.. Stewards parents
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Sollie Morn
ingstar and son Jesse visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Azel Brubecker Sunday.
A number of relatives and friends call
ed on Cyrus Karecofe Sunday and eX-
tended best wishes to him for happy
birthday. -. The ball game between
. the Gratis and Dayton teams ended
4 to in favor of Gratis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Miller and daughter Theda
spent Sunday with his father at Null
berrybrook. :. Theodore Flatter and
family moved to town this week. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Furry and family
and Miss Carrie Barton of Dayton,
spent Sunday with Charlie Ulrich and
family. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Focht
of Middletown. spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Ora Focht-
} Miss Grace Miller visited her cous-
in. Mrs. Glenn Carr, last week. p.
NJ. Albaugh, Mrs. Daisy Coleman, Mrs.
Sadie Apple and Mabel Bookwalter
visited Mrs. Opal Eavers and family
Tuesday. Mildred Mullen. of Day