The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-30
News of the Counties

evening. Games were the features of
the evening. Refreshments were
served to the following: Misses Hazel
Barney, Iris Alexander, Ethel Allen,
Blanch Alexander, Ardith White. Mar
jorie Kirtman, Helen First, Gertrude
Barney, Matilda Pogue, Rebecca Roe.
1neZ Townsend, Louise and Audrey
Alexander; Messrs. Charles Alexander,
Verling Morrison, Fred Davis, Lowell
Patti, Hobart, Mcclure, Clarence Alex
ander, Paul Stanley, Earl Borten.
Ralph Stanley, Oran and Earl Alex
ander. Mrs. Mary Cook. Mrs. Paul
First, Mr.. Frank Pogue, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell White, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Alex
ander.
OTTERBEIN, GA number of
friends gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ollie Schlecty to remind him
of his thirty-third birthday. Those
present were: Mr.. Convoe Gabbert and
family. Mr.. Elven Oler and family, Mr..
Warren Renner and family. Mr.. Earl
Nisonger and family, Mr.. Orville Shu-
maker and family, Mr.. Horace Broad
stock and family, Mr.. Emery Martin
and family. Mr.. Abe Rinehart and
| family. Mr.. Charley kessler and fam
: lily, NIX. anu NIL IId4lCy blOSIooIOSA'
Mr.. Tom Brcadstock and family, of
| Greenville. Mr.. Harry Brightenstine
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Snyder, Rose Minnich, Earl Broad
stock and Robert Brawley.
GREENSBORO. Ind.-The annual
home coming of the Sugar Grove
| Church will be held Sunday. July 4.
This will be a basket dinner and a
special program. o. E. Evans, OF
! Middletown. Ind, viii be the speaker
| F'AIRHAVEN, O-Mrs. Ellis White
was hostess for the Women's Foreign
! Missionary society Thursday after
noon. Thirteen members were present
| The guest was Mrs. Elmer Van Skiver
; The hostess served ice cream and
cake. The members present were Mes
danes Laird. Hays, Bostick, Van Ans
dale, Heavenridge, Rees, Whitesell
Shriver and Misses Eva and Rebecca
Henning, Ella Laird and Alice Bishop
Mrs. Shriver will be hostess next
| month.
| HANNA'S CREEK, Ind-Mrs. DR.
Hunt entertained last Friday after
noon at her home in Liberty, in honor
of her niece, Miss Eloise LaFuze OF
this place, it being her birthday ami
versary. Those present were: Misses
Mildred and Evelyn Fahranholtz
| Mary Hill, Julia Eta Kitchel, Mildred
Haag, and Dorothy Green, Mrs. Flora
Wilson and Mrs. Elsie Morgan of Indi
annapolis. The young folks were de
lightfully entertained. Refreshments
of ice cream and angel food cake were
served. A number of relatives
spent last Friday evening with Mrs
Morris Swafford in honor of her birth
dow ThnSn
Chas. Swafford and family, Irving La
Fuze and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
! kitcheIl, Sr. Refreshments Of cake
popcorn and candy were served.
Irving LaFuze and family entertained
at Sunday dinner. Covers were placed
for Chas. Kitchel and family Of Wal
ton, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kitchel
Sr., Will Kitchel and family, Danford
LaF'uZe and family. In the evening
these families were entertained at the
home of Robert kitcheI, Sr. Carl Kit
| chel and family, Mrs. Nina Hawortt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kitchel, anC
baby were also present. Mrs. Olive
LaFuze and son Kenneth were guests
of Perry LaFuZe Sunday. A fine din
ner was served in honor of little Mer
lin LaFuze's birthday. Mr. and Mrs
Richard Hyler, Of Riley, Ohio, and
| Misses Mildred Hamlyn and MAY
Johnson of Hamilton, motored to the
LaFuze home and spent the afternoon
DUBLIN, Ind.-The Francis Asbur1
class of the NJ. f. Sunday school me
with Mrs. John Adrian last Wednes
day afternoon. This was the time fol
their annual picnic to be held in the
| woods but on account Of the rainy
weather the business part of the pro
| gram was held in the house Games
were played in the yard. Then came
the picnic supper which was spread II
the yard. e. Misses Hilda Perry anC
| Dorothy Walton who went as dele
gates from the Friends church, anf
William Smith, from the U. B. church
to the State Sunday School convention
which was held at Charlottesville las
week, gave splendid repol-s at the
| Sunday school, Sunday. They came
home full of inspiration, having re
ceived so much good from the conven
ton and urged others to attend the
convention next year The many gooC
talks given by the good speakers were
very helpful.
HAGERSTOWN. Ind.-A luncheon
was given Monday evening in homo
of Mr. and Mrs Ray TeetOr by thei
many 1flenQS at the christian church
Mr. and Mrs. Teeter have been active
members of the church, and are NOV
ing to Connersville. where Mr.. Teete,
has a position.
! The Woman's History club met Mon
day afternoon at the home of the pres
ident, Mrs. w. II. Porter. in a bushes.
, session. This meeting was the last o
the club year
HOLLANSBURG-T funeral O
Miss Neva Irelan, of Dayton. former
ly of this place, was largely ATTENDED
Wednesday afternoon. Miss IrelaI
died of tuberculosis and for the las
five months was confined to her BET
. at the home of her brother Frank
Is MONEY 10 DAN d6