The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-09

ley. A mixed quartette: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stewart and DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Kennon, will entertain. Miss Rollman
and Mrs. Dunbar will furnish vocal
selections and Miss Bull readings.
! No admission will be charged, but a
silver offering will be taken. The
public is cordially invited.
= BETHEL, Ind.-The annual home
coming, or old-fashioned singing, will
be held next Sunday, June 13 Spe-
cial effort is being made to have an
| enjoyable day. Sunday school will
begin at $3.50 a. m. Church, at 1920
a. M. will be in the form of a testi-
monial meeting for everybody Din
ner will be served at Century hall at
1900. Special speakers have been
enga ged for the afternoon. Special
music will be given throughout the
services. Singers will be present
from Richmond.
NEW GARDEN, 1nd-The Chill
| dren's day exercises at the New Gar
! den Friends church Sunday evening,
June 10, at o'clock, will consist of
! the following program:
Chorus Number, song, Marching
| Midst the Blossoms; invocation. Miss
| Esther Cook; Welcome" Martha
Kendall and Clarence Taylor; exercise
) Correcting Cards." Junior boys; chorus
number, song, Fill the Sunday-school
| Ranks; exercise, When | Get Big
beginners class; recitation. Il Am
Glad" Clarence Martin. Jr.; song,
I Esther and Louella Bailey; exercise,
Getting Out to Sunday School," Flo
Use and Ralph Collins; recitation, "A
I Small Boys Speech" Keith Williams;
song, Onward, Little Soldiers" Bur
CESS and Clarence Martin, Jr.: recita-
ton, Frank Richardson; exercise,
| Kingdom of Love-" Junior Girls; reel
Itation, Seven Pennies" Mildred Col
ter; burlesque. Junior boys; chorus
/ number, song. Sing of Jesus Our
Shepherd: recitation, Anita Pitts:
! exercise, weaving a Garland" Junior
girls; recitation, Esther Bailey; cho-
rus number, song, Gifts for the King;
| monologue, 81 Think When l Read that
Sweet Story of DID," Thelma Macy;
! recitation, Prayer and Potatoes"
| Louise Martin; drill; chorus number,
song, 20 Children's Day. FAREWELL;
offering; Good Night" Eloise Collins.
| OTTERBEIN, Ind.-The commence
ment exercises of the eighth grade
: of Butler township school will be held
, at Otterbein United Brethren church
Tuesday, June 8. at 1880 p m.
Rev. Engle and daughter, Anna
Miss Halle Hoff, Miss Garnet Gruver,
| Mrs. Earl Nisonger, Robert Gilfillian
i and Earl Broadstock attended the
Christian Endeavor convention held at
| Union City Thursday.
| Those who attended grange at Yer
sailles were Mr. and Mrs Curt Grubbs
Rev. and Mrs. Engle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hoff, Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
| McLear, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shire
witt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ozias, Mr.
and Mrs. Burt Silfer, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gillfilian and Sylvester Bran
! denburg.
CAMDEN, GA large number of
people visited the chicken farm of c..
II. Scott, Sunday afternoon. The
visitors We're: Ray Davis, of Rich
nond; Mrs. T. f. Davis, Mrs. Lou
Phares, Mrs. Mary S. Robinson, Miss
May Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Am
norman, and Mrs. Helena Klopp, of
Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pickerel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robins, Mrs. Miller and Miss
/ Hammond, of Dayton. Camden
people will attend the Preble county
! Sunday School convention at West
! Alexandria, next Wednesday,. The
annual meeting of the County FEEDER
alton of Women's Cubs will be held
a. the home of Mrs. SOmers. in lingo
mar, Thursday, June 10. Miss Greta
Slower and Willis OverhOlts will be
married next Wednesday, it is rumOr-
ed. The engagement of Miss Tura
Wright, of near West Elkton, to Nor
man Sterzenbah, has been announced.
WILLIAMSBURG, Ind. - The Par
/ ent-Teachers association of Greene
I h in will give a series of silver
teas during the summer for the bene-
fit of the school library.
The initial tea was given at the
home of the president, Mrs. George
Davis, north of town. last Wednesday
afternoon. Thirty-four ladies were
present. who in turn will give teas for
ten guests. Contests and music fur
nished the entertainment for the after
noon and a very pleasant time was
| enjoyed. Light refreshments were
served.
The library committee is composed
Of Mrs. George Davis. Mrs. Omar
Pearce and Mrs. Ora Pitts.
The annual picnic of the Friends
Sunday school was held at Horseshoe
Bend north of Economy. About 125
members of the Sunday school were
present to enjoy the splendid lunch
which was furnished by the ladies of
the church.
The men came dressed in overalls
and colored shirts and the women
wore bingham dresses.
The women and girls played games
of various kinds The men pitched
horseshoes in the forenoon and then
played a nine-inning baseball game
after the noon meal.
Owen Williams and Miss Flossie Nc
Mutt of Richmond were married We'd
nesday morning at the brides home.
Rev. Lee Chamness performed the
ceremony. They will reside in Mr..
Williams farm east of town. Their
many friends extend congratulations.
Mrs. James Armstrong gave a
shower Thursday for Mrs. Marvin Co
bine. a recent bride. Many beautiful
presents were received. Mr.. and Mrs
Cobine will make their home in Trav-
erse City, Mich.
ARLINGTON, Ind-The "Sunbea m"
threshing ring held meeting at the
home of the former president, Ben
Weiss, Friday evening.