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

1.-The Great Love-. This show is equal
in rank to "The Birth of a Nation.
Is cents will be charged for admission.
Also Ford Educational and a Burton
Holmes Travel picture.
BENTONVILLE, Ind-Glen Walters
and family visited in Newcastle on
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Baker
visited their son, Carol, at the Con-
nersville hospital, Saturday. He is get
ting along nicely. Several from this
vicinity attended the May Day parade
at Connersville, Saturday. The c. w.
B. M. will meet with Mrs. Dennis
Sizelove, Thursday afternoon, at her
home in the country. Mrs. Fannie
Smiley and son Gail, are ILL., The
w. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Eva Sher-
wood last Wednesday. The quotations
were Original Poetry, followed by
paper by Mrs. LATE Myers. Book
reviews were given by Mrs. Charles
Freeman and Mrs. Fannie Smiley The
hostess served a dainty luncheon and
the meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Ruby Powell, in two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smuller, DR.. and
Mrs. Smuller. Mrs. Maria Smuller, Of
Raleigh, and ]. E. Smuller and family
attended surprise party held for Mrs.
Carrot Gray, in Connersville, Sunday.
About 80 guests were present.. r.. c.
Clark and family and MI and Mrs.
Harry Viewer were in Cambridge
City, Sunday evening zee. Charles
, Shampson and family were visitors in
Cambridge City on Saturday. Mr..
! and Mrs Charles Mason and wife. Tom
Mckee and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
| Weaver, William Highams and family,
, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Clark. Mes
danes Rachel Weaver, and Martha
Miller, and Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Heck
were the guests of George Sherwood
and family Sunday. Cal Rathford
visited in Connersville one day last
week H.. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hall re-
turned to their home in Centerville
after teaching in the school here dur
! ing the past three school terms.
Mr.. and Mrs Cannon Overhiser and
Mrs. F. n. Hackleman were in Raleigh
Friday evening. C. G. Powell. Nelse
Hutchinson and E. Smullen visited in
Richmond, FRIDAY. School closed
here Thursday afternoon. The play
given Wednesday night was a sue
cess.
| CAMP ~" N. o.-(lulIe
| large crowd attended Play Day at Ea
ton Friday. The Jackson senior
class will give its class play Satur
day night, May s. at the school build
ing The name of the play is "a Poor
| Married Man" The music will be
furnished by the high school orches
ira under the direction of Mrs. Bowles
/ of New Paris. :. Quite a number from
| here attended the class play at Dixor
! Wednesday evening. ....T The jackson
annual high school commencement
will be held at the school building or
Saturday evening May Is. The grad
yates are as follows: Misses Ruth
| Stevens. GLADYS Watts. Mary House
Mae Erwin. Mary Huffman. Messrs
Dan Reid. Frank Moneybrake, Ro.
Geeding and Clifford Oler. The class
address will be given by H. c. Min
mich, dean of Miami university. Clas
sermon May 9 at the Christian churcl
by Rev. P. V. Harris. . . Mr. and Mrs
B. F. Campbell of Eaton spent Satu1
day and Sunday with their son, LIE
land. and family -. Miss Doroth.
Shelter spent Thursday night an,
Friday with her cousin, Miss sAlic
Shelter, near New Paris. :. Mr.. an
Mrs. Lester Benham entertained tn
Ramona grange drill team at thei
home Friday evening. Refreshment
Of ice cream and cake were served.
The Juniors reception for the senior
will be held Friday evening. 49,. Chas
! Cooper and family spent Sunday /!
Eaton with Mr.. Cooper's mother.
Mrs. Ed. Erwin and daughter Mae an
j son Lyell and Miss Velma McClella
> spent Sunday afternoon at Oxfor
: with the formers brother, Sam Brar
, denburg, and family. " Eighty-on