The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-16
CenferpiQe. Ind.

CENTERVILLE, Ind.-School here
will close April 20 and commence
nent exercises will follow on the
same evening at the M. E. church.
The Rev Charles Whitman Of Sey-
mour, Ind, will deliver the commence
ment address. Mr.. Whitman is in
great demand for work of this kind
and is a very able speaker. The bac-
address will be given on
the preceding Sunday although the
one to deliver this sermon has not
been decided. The following are mem
bers of this years graduating class:
Edith Bramer, Lena Capellar, Ethel
Garrett, Kathryn George, Anna Harris.
Neva Kellum, Myrtle Terry, Forest
Stats, Edward Neff, Esther Langley,
Ira Kent and Roy Ha iris. :. Miss An
ma Harris entertained the members
of this class Sunday to dinner
party, also Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Har-
ris were present. An excellent dinner
was served and greatly enjoyed by
all. The afternoon was spent in a long
auto party ride. The play, THE Ar
rival of Polly, given by the members
of the high school Saturday evening
was a decided success, and the door
receipts were about 65 dollars. Misses
Hassler and Quackenbush staged the
play ard all were we'll pleased with
this entertainment. The proceeds will
be used to buy something usefu! for
the school which will be presented as
q memento of this class. :. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Mathews and Mr.. Cen
nett of Richmond were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ryan Sunday. Roy
Stanley moved his household goods
here from Indianapolis last week..
Mrs. La shley had her sale of personal
property Saturday afternoon and will
move into a part of the Taylor Nc
Conaha home. DR.. Line, former dis
trict superintendent Of the Muncie dis
trict, delivered a very impressive ser
mon at the M. E. church Sunday morn
ing on the subject of Living Water.
He presented his thoughts in an in
teresting and vital way, and all were
pleased at the opportunity Of hearing
him. The members of the Friends
church dismissed from their services.
attended in body, and helped to
make the meeting a very helpful union
meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Dun
bar will again occupy their home, as
Professor and Mrs. Bell who have
had charge of the Dunbar residence
during the absence of the Dunbars in
Florida. have moved to the Hiatt
property north part of town. The
Misses Ford came home from Hamll-
ton where they are teaching, and spent
over Sunday with their parents, DR.
and Mrs. Ford.
LIBERTY, Ind, Route 3.-Will Tee
garden and family spent one evening
last week with Joe McMahan and fam
lily. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brookbank
and daughter Ruth spent Sunday with
Thomas Dawson and family in Con-
nersville. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Schus
ter and. son Howard, Mr.. and Mrs
John McMahan, Mrs. Henry Scott and
daughters Helen and Margaret and
Mrs. R. McMahan and daughter Els
tella, spent Sunday guests of Ed. Hal
stead and wife in Brookville. :. .Clar
ence Jones of Brookville will assist
John McMahan with his farm work
this summer Horace Lamar made
a business trip to Liberty Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Miles and son
Maurice, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Hor
ace Lamar Tuesday evening. 49,. Mrs
Clyde Newkirk called on Mrs. Perry
Brandenburg Wednesday morning.
The Liberty High school glee club fur
nished several vocal selections which
were pleasing to all, after which {
Red Cross nurse of Oxford gave an in
teresting outline of her work. A live
ly discussion followed. The reports
and suggestions of all the clubs were
given, and after adjournment for thu
social hour a dainty luncheon of waf
ers, cakes and tea was served to all
| Those attending from the Highland
| club were Mrs. Ray Miles, Mrs. Lac
key, Mrs. White, Mrs. Bandendistel
Mrs. Brookbank, Mrs. McMahan ant
! Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Haag, Mrs. Pohlar
Mrs Bud Johns and Mrs. LAMAR Mis-
Leona Haag and Mrs. Doty and daugh
| ter lola 80. Mrs. Perry Brandenbur.
| left Wednesday evening for Cincin
| natl, where she will take treatment a
/ Christ Hospital. =. Mrs. Bandendistel
Mrs. Haag, Mrs. Lackey, Mrs. Miles
Mrs. White, Mrs. Doty, Miss Iona
| Haag and Mrs. Lamar heard Prof
Phillis Of Purdue University, talk OF
Poultry" Wednesday afternoon il
Liberty at the library. Mrs. Clyd
Newkirk spent Thursday in Cincinnati
-. Mrs. Bell ShultZ returned to Col
lege Corner Wednesday after spendin
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Lamar. Maurice Miles spent Wed
nesday afternoon with his grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Miles in Lib
erty. Herschel Lamar made bus
nedd trip to College Corner Wednes
day afternoon. -. Truman Lackey wa
called to the bedside of his STEP
mother, Mrs. Laura Lackey. in Colleg
| Corner Tuesday, who is quite i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lake and mother
Of Blooming Grove met with quite a.
accident Wednesday when coming u
the Snider hill close to Fairfield whe
their automobile became uncontrolab l
and backed down the embankmen1
upseting and pinning them under tn
car, and seriously injuring Mrs. Wi
son, who was taken to the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stewart, and MI
Clyde Newkirk assisted them home i
his fine car in the afternoon And
Baudendistel assisted Horace an
Herschel Lamar saving wood Thur.
day.