The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-25
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MIDDLEBORO, Ind. - Mrs. Alice
Roberts assisted by Mrs. Elsie Hart
man entertained several neighbors and
friends at her country home on Mid.
dleboro pike Wednesday afternoon.
Thanksgiving decorations were used.
Various games were enjoyed, prizes
going to Mrs. Bessie Stanley. Mrs.
Hearmena Trimble, Mrs. Fay King,
Miss Naomi Markey, Mrs. Anna Put
hoff and Mrs. Zetta Dalman. The fol
lowing were present: Mrs. Flora Rupe,
Mrs. Fay King, Mrs Naomi Markey,
Mrs. Christina Hayden, Mrs. Laura
Eldridge. Mrs Kinda Puthoff, Mrs
| Bessie Stanley, Mrs. Dora White, Mrs.
Gertrude Murley. Mrs. Zetta Dalman,
| Mrs. Nora Norris, Mrs. Anna Puthoff
Mrs. May Townsend, Mrs. Anna Bell
| Pattie, Mrs. Sadie Thomason, Mrs.
Grace Straden, Mrs. Alice Kerlin, Mrs.
Elsie Hartman, Mrs. Alice Roberts,
Miss Inez Townsend, Miss Elsie Hart
man, Miss Jane Puthoff. Miss Rosa
mond Hartman, Miss Marquette Put
hoff, Miss Mary Markey; Harold Put
hoff, Donald Trimble and Ralph Rob-
erts. Miss Anna Cook and Mr. Law
renee Cook spent Thanksgiving with
/ Rev. L. F. Timer and wife. go. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. T. J. Addleman entertained at a
! Thanksgiving dinner the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Bailey and son Ray
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Land
wehr, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bennett
! and daughter Lois, Mrs. Sam Banner.
/ Mr. Howard Hodgin
! LIBERTY, Ind.-Next Sunday morn
! ing will witness a big event for the
Liberty Methodist church. A centen-
NAL celebration and the first real home
coming ever hold, in which all former
| pastors and nonresident members will
participate, as well as the present
congregation and friends Of the church.
This year marks the centennial OF
/ Methodism and this feature will be
, duly emphasized in the services.
Dr.. c. c. Edwards of Franklin, pas
tor here at time when the local
church experienced its greatest and
most rapid growth, will deliver The
sermon at the morning service, using
"A Model Church" as his theme. The
speaker of the evening service will be
DR.. w. B. Famer. a former pastor of a
decade ago. He has steadily advanced
III INT 1ilulSLt SlIlCE 1SdNlIE lslDtElN
and is now pastor of the Broadway
( Methodist church of Indianapolis Rev
G. w. Whitman of Seymour, pastor
here some three years ago, will be or
hand for the services. it is said. Rev
A. r. Beach, Rev. J. H. Carnes OF
Brookville, DR.. J. NJ. Walker, district
superintendent, and Dr. F. NJ. Stone
of indianapolis, all identified with the
local church al enc time, will be pres
ant at all three services, as will Mrs
Il Herschel Wrav of Indianapolis, former
Liberty girl aud prominent soloist ir
this county. Mr.. Harry A. Backemey
er, we'll known soloist and leader viii
conduct the singing.
} The c. w. B. Z. will meet with Mrs
Clifford Davis Friday afternoon, Dec
2. at 100 p. M. DR. B. F. johnson
is critically Ill at the home OF his
daughter Mrs. Clint Bond. Owing Il
the weakened condition of his heart
; he is likely to pass away at any mo
ment. his physician states. DR. John
son has been a practicing dentist To-
many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Dorset en-
. tertained Thanksgiving evening IL
honor of their guests, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Mcneil, of Cincinnati. Theil
: guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Samre
| Butler, Mr. and Mrs. James O'Toolo
: MI. and Mrs. Louis zimmerman, ans
) Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pierson.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church was entertained OF
Wednesday by Mrs. Alfred Hender
son. Mrs. Jennie Hill gave a fine tall
on mission work in India Mrs. Del
= lis Myers gave an instructive papel
on the southern highlanders in ouI
, own land. Arrangements were mad
, to do some sewing for relief of tbs
! needy in the near east. Refreshments
were served and a social hour wa,
enjoyed by all after the program.
MILTON, Ind.-Mrs Mary Viton O.
South Bend, grand worthy matron. vii
be in Milton Wednesday night for in
spection of the Milton chapter O.
Eastern Star. A potluck supper vii
be served at seven o'clock. All mem
bers are urged to attend. &c.. UnioT
Thanksgiving services were held a.
the Masonic hall at 80 Harry Box
soloist with the evangelist's party a
, Cambridge City, sang. James Perc!
accompanied him on the violin Rev
: Hagen introduced DIR. Bulgin. wht
/ gave the sermon A large crowd re
: NAMED for the dinner served by thu
= ladies of the Methodist church 80.
5 Mrs. Lon Hime and daughter Mrs
: Chester Wright came Wednesday t.