The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-17

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I family, of Richmond were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Gull
bertson and family. Rev. Thorn, OF
Boston, accompanied by Rev. Wood
ruff, who are working in the interest
| of the M. E. church, were supper
guests, Wednesday evening OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth. Mrs.
Lizzie Jarrett, returned to Richmond,
Saturday evening to spend Sunday in
Hagerstown. f.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
,, Thompson and family, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Atkinson
and family. Mrs. Naomi Plankerline
and daughter, Ida, entertained at Sun
day dinner for Rev. Wilbur Thorn and
baby of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Green and son Paul and daughter,
Ruth, will attend the Green reunion
at Glen Miller. Tuesday =. Mr. Carl
Demeree left Friday for Kankakee, to
visit relatives and enjoy fishing. Mr..
Milton Davis, an old-time resident of
this community, died Saturday after
noon at 200 O'Clock. Burial will take
place at Webster cemetery.
CENTERV1LLE, Ind.-Effort is be-
Ing made through council and through
local subscription to make swimming
pool in Maple Wood Park by damming
the stream running through the park.
The stream is fed by the big spring in
the east end of town. The subscription
list is growing until it seems very
probable that it will be built. John
Morgan has charge of the subscrip-
tons and persons wishing to help are
asked to see him. Thomas ALL, and
Ron ian1in Polph ord Thnrooc
are spending this week with relatives
at various places in Illinois, . Miss
Grace Deering, Of Richmond, was the
Sunday guest of Miss Zelda Gould.
Jesse Ruby and family spent Sunday
with relatives at Carthage, Ind. ....
Miss Katherine Krone, of indianapolis,
returned with her grandmother, Mrs.
William Rodenberg, and will make a
visit of few weeks here. DR.. Vim
ton and family, of Muncie, were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Nixon,
Sunday. Roy Stanley and family.
spent Sunday with relatives in Brook
Vile, Ind. The interurban station
has been moved one door east of it's
old location. Mr.. Russell, the agent,
will also move the auto accessory shop
in the same room with the station.
William Flock has sold his farm and is
intending to locate in Centerville if he
can find suitable location. Harry
Anderson has sold his property to a
man in Hagerstown.. -. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bertsh visited Howard Ma
thews, and family, at Richmond, Sun
day. Frank Howels and family, of
Straughns, was a Sunday dinner guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Dunbar Master
Franklin remained for a several days
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Locke
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams, of
Richmond, were entertained at Sunday
dinner by Mrs. Della Culbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Driver will move the
latter part of the week to Randolph
county, where Mr.. Driver will teach
this winter. Mrs. Nettie Chairman
and Arson Brumfield and family, were
entertained at dinner. Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Mflly Brumfield. Charity
Begins at Home"-is the title of a
little playlet to be presented in the M
E. church basement by the members
of the who Do" Glass, Friday even
| ing, Aug 20. Those taking part are
! Misses Mary Dunkle, Thelma Wilson
Dorothy Mckinney, Verda King, Ma
coma Means, Ruth Mccoy, Edith
Driver, Martha Cheesman, and Martha
person attending will be expected. The
! proceeds will be used for the coal fund
| for the winter.
| WHITEWATER, Ind.-Miss Mildred
Hill gave a birthday party in honor OF
Edna NJ. Hill, at their home, August
| 10. Several presents were received
! The evening was spent in playing
games. Refreshments were served
Those present were: Misses Ethel Cox
Alta VanOrmer, Ethel VanOrmer. Lu
ellie Cox, Faye VanOrmer, Violet
Mills, of New Madison; Opal Fowble
| Marjorie Robinson, Mildred Hill, Clara
Abner, Lucille Robinson, Mildred
Knoll, Edna Hill, Anna Burgess, Ruby
Hart. Janet HILL of Whitewater; En-
| ola Teaford, Katherine Hamon, Mabe
Kenworthy, Anna Teaford, Edith Ken
worthy, of Friendship; Marjorie Kirk
man of Middleboro; Elizabeth Mar
shall, Helen Macy, Pauline Marshal
of Richmond, and Cora Hill, of Muncie
Messrs. Robert Knoll, Montel Han
nah, Gale Hunt, Clarence Moneybrake
James Abner, Harold Gates, Roscoe
Fowble, of Whitewater; Leonard Dial
Ter, Vaughn Hill, Donald Windle, Ell
mer Hill, of Bethel; Guy VanOrmer
Russell Mills, John Mills, Raymond
! Fowble, of New Madison; Carl Fellers
of Friendship, Dec Timmons of Pales
tine; Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Roll, Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Hill, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Hill.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Whitewater M. E. church will give {
two-hour entertainment including read
ings, music numbers and a playle
called THE Minister'S Wife's New
Bonnet, Thursday evening at the
Laurel hall. Tickets are on sale at ]
o. Robinson's. Cast of characters
Rev. Grundy, John Fowble; Hepsibal
Grundy, Carrie Fowble; Samanth;
Slick, president of the sewing circle
Laura Stempel; Nodanna Simpkens
who is always asleep, Margaret Burt
Penelope Perkins, she is so precise
Lorena Newman; Agatha Squalls, tn
blusterer, Minnie Robinson; Cayenne
Pepper, who shutters, Bessie Alex
ander; Dephe Hardahear, who is deaf
Lydia Knoll Vivian Walker, the cit.
| milliner, Virna Robson; Away