The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-06
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MILTON, Ind. - Worlds Sunday
School Temperance Day was celebrat-
ed in unique manner by the COM
bined Sunday schools of Washington
township. Mrs. Mccormick had charge
of the children's division at the Chris
tain church. Pierre Helms presided
at the young people meeting in the
Friends church. William Jeffreds led
at the meeting of the adult division nj
the Methodist church. The parade,
led by the Milton band, started at the
Friends church. The adult division
Joined in at The Methodist church and
marched to the Christian church
where the children, under Mrs. Nc
Cormick, joined the parade. Each
child carried an American flag and
large flags were carried by members
of the other divisions. The parade was
more than three squares long. All the
divisions were reassembled at the
Methodist church, where Rev. Trow-
bridge gave fine address. A co
operative dinner was EMO! ed by a
large company of people from the
Methodist churches of Doddridge anu
Milton, at the Odd Fellows, hall Sur
Gay. The Home Circle of the cas-
ern neighborhOod met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Clyde Leverton.. ~
Halloween surprise masquerade party
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
|. Vigran by the following people: NJ
and Mrs. Freedman and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bliden and sors
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Koff. Mr. ana Mrs. H.
Gutnian and children. Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Gutnian, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Drew,
en- and guest, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Joseph. The guests came will well
filled baskets of good things TO eat
The evening was spent in Halloween
games and with piano and violin mu-
sic. Charles Hale and Mrs. Harry
Doty are confined to their homes by
illness at this writing. Mrs. Jones IS
not improving. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Gurber and Mr.. and Mrs. viii Guyton
south of Dublin, spent Sunday with
Miss Emma Swain. Miss Clara Watt
was the guest of Mrs. Alice Gresh
Tuesday and Wednesday,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Wilson arrived Tuesday
10 visit Frank Jones. Mr.. Wilson left
Wednesday to attend the conference
of County Agents, at Purdue. Mrs.
Wilson will remain indefinitely.
Fred Jones of Muncie spent Thursday
with MI. and Mrs. Frank jones'.
The 500 club met "Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Tom Evers at Cam
bridge City. Mrs. Flora Voorhees,. Miss
Kate Hoshour and Mrs. Glada Ewers
were club guests. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Emma Beeson..
Mrs. A. j. Hart of Cambridge City.
spent Wednesday with Miss Catherine
Swafford
Frank and Charles Galloway spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Baker at Dayton. Olin Davis was
the guest of Ray Peters of Cambridge
City, Sunday. The members of the
Embroidery club and their husbands
had cooperative supper at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Wallace Men
day evening. Mrs. w. c. Squiers. Nj.
and Mrs. Harper Lindsay. Miss Ruth
Mccormick, William BurQuin and
Ernest Jones were club guests. The
house decorations and games were
in keeping with Halloween Mrs
Oliver Wallace and Mrs. Edward VII
son were the committee in charge.
Mrs. John Aborcrombie and son, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Moore, have returned to their home
in Rushvillp.. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Hess spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Wellington Swearingen, at Mooreland.
Mrs. JUnn Ferguson accompanied them
home. The Eastern Star met We'd
neSday evening. After the business
session the members enjoyed a social
hour at the home of Miss Florence
Newman. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Edgar Beeson Mrs. Dodson, Mrs
Frank Wallace, Mrs. Squiers, Mrs.
Arthur Reece and Mrs Sumner Davis
were the committee in charge. Mis-.
Alice Gresh spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Hurst at Hillhurst
MONEY TO LOAN a.