The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-18

Mccormick. Delmar Doddridge, HarT
Cause. Andrew Kerber, Albert Ferris
Ferman Mccormick and Ernest Jone:l
had a camp supper north OF CAM
bridge Saturday evening. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harry Doty and son, Fred. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Doty and children
had a picnic supper Friday evening a
the Connersville public play ground
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lowry and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Braiden returned
Saturday from a motor trip in Can
ada. AS Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Par
kins and William Hussey and tamil!
were going to Glen Miller park Sun
day afternoon, their machine was
struck by another machine going
south at the crossroads a mile east
| of town. No one was injured, but the
machine was badly da maged Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hale and Dorothy
Doty spent Saturday in Richmond
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coffman. .
Rev. and Mrs. Hester, Misses Harris
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Larson and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Templin and
| family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ozro Daley, Mr.
and Mrs. Allie Urine and family, DR.
and Mrs. Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Parkins, Mrs. Sam Hoshour and
daughter Abbie, Mrs. Minerva Coons.
Mrs. Henry McMahan and daughter
| Dorothy, Mrs. Vene Beeson, Miss
Florence ewman, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Huddleston and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Leverton. Mrs. Mary
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Lungston and family. Miss Mildred
Klutz held a cooperative supper with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daley following
the meeting of the missionary soci-
ETY.. The session was on China and
was given by Mrs. Hester, Mrs. Langs-
ton, Mrs. Hoshour and Mrs. Huddles-
ton. Mrs. Parkins had charge Of the
mystery box. A musical program was
rendered by the Misses Hester and
Harris. The following program was
given Sunday morning at the Chris
tan church Bible school by the Ruth
Circle and Loyal Daughters class:
Orchestra, chorus, Victrola; temper
ance topic, reading, Mrs. Alfred Sam
pie; prayer song, Victrola; prayer:
lesson; march for classes to return
to main room, orchestra: march of
women voters; solo, Victrola; paper,
"The Duty of Women in National At
fairs" Mrs. Earl Crawford: talk,
"Woman's Duty in Christian Service"
Mrs. Harry Doty; dismissal, Mrs
Ida Warren. Fifty.two women wear
ing badges, First Voters" marched
down the aisles of the church. A
vote of thanks was extended to Ar
thur Reese for the fine Victrola mu-
sic. There were ITO present. A mum.
Der of gardens in the community have
been visited at night by thieves and
robbed of potatoes. 80. Next Sunday
will be "Everybody's Day" at the
Christian Sunday school. A commit
tee from the adult classes will have
charge Of the program. The follow
ing program will be given at the
: grange meeting Saturday evening:
Song, the grange; recitation, Russell
Sarver; music, orchestra; paper,
Which is the Greater Detriment to a
Mans Health: Poor Cooking or To-
bacco?" Mary Caldwell; song, Helen
!, Stone; suggestions about resolutions
, for the state convention, Albert Fer.
, ris and George Wagner; round table
discussion; music, orchestra. Mrs.
, j. c. Beck was called to Indianapolis
, Wednesday because her son. John,
J who was visiting his brother, Walter,
fell and broke his left arm. .. About
f 6 o'clock Wednesday morning two
:, men driving south in a Ford sedan
ran off the road near the bridge over
Simon's creek and went over the en-
| bankment into the creek. One man
: jumped; the other landed with the
/ machine upside down in the water
Neither was seriously hurt. -. The
! young men Of the Loyal Sons class OF
/ the Christian Sunday school, with E
P. Jones, teacher. will go into camp
Horace Hurst's.