The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-12
LEETE GIVES LECTURE
AT LIBERTY CHURCH.
new MEMBERS ADDED

LIBERTY, Ind. Dec. l2.-Bishop F.
y. Leete, Of the Indiana area of the
Methodist Episcopal church. delivered
masterful address at the local NJ. f
church on Sunday morning. to large
audience. At the conclusion of the
sermon he assisted the pastor. Rev.
L. Martin, in receiving into the
cnurch many new members: he Also
administered the baptismal rites.
More than so have thus far united
with the church during the meetings
mat are now in their third week, and
mere are hopes that the mark of so
WILL be reached before the close of the
services next Sunday, Dec. IS. On
Monday evening the members of the
presbyterian church will attend in a
body, and on Tuesday evening the
members of the Christian church will
do likewise. Both these church bodies
VIII assist in the services on their
special night.
Springer Addresses Federation,
Judge Raymond Springer of Con.
nersville, gave an address before the
members of the Harrison township
farmers federation at the Hanna's
Creek church on Friday night He
used Moral Neighborhood Organiza-
ton as his subject. At the close of
the address an oyster supper was serv-
ed 10 about 800 persons.
Locate New Shop.
Messers Dudley and Scott, formerly
OF Connersville, have located here
They havve formed the Union Paint
shop, located in the Patterson build
ing, at one time occupied by the Co
lumbia Drill works. They will spe-
cialize in automobile painting.
Issue Marriage License.
Richard Larkin MiZe and Nettie Ell
eanor Frazier were issued a marriage
license Thursday
Jefferson Club Officers.
The Union county Jefferson club, at
its regular December meeting, elect
ed the following officers for next year:
president, Jess E. Stevens; vice pres
fdent, Miss Nora Gleason; secretary.
Mrs. Lunda Irwin; treasurer, Ernest
T. Maze.
The Jefferson club was organized
one year ago. Members feel that the
past one has been very wonderful |
one. It's membership has grown until |
new representative Democrats of the |
county from every voting precinct are |
enrolled.
The incoming officers are looking
forward to the second years activi- /
lies with interest and enthusiasm, and I,
it is their plan to put forth every ef-
fort in the next congressional cleo
ton to make their presence felt.
Leaves for Florida
Miss Martha Page left Wednesday
for Orlando, Fla, to spend the winter
months. She was accompanied as far
as Cincinnati by her mother, Mrs. H
E. Page, and her sister, Mrs. Park
Anderson.
Aged Man III
Daniel Wales, who passed his 93rd
milestone on Nov. 10, is seriously i'll
of pneumonia and his family has little
hope of his recovery.
Son Is Born /
Mr. and Mrs. c. H Hilbert are the
parents Of son, Eugene, born Dec 5,
at the Methodist hospital in Indian
apolis. Mrs. hilbert was formerly I
Miss Bessie Stevens of this place.
To Show Movies
At the conclusion of their regular
teachers meeting on Satur-
day afternoon, Dec. IT, the Union
county teachers will meet in the base
ment rooms of the Carnegie library
for the purpose of witnessing a dem
onstration of the value of moving pic 5
lures in the school. Superintendent
Lee o. Shook will be in charge of this
part of the days activities The three
reels OF pictures to be used on this &C.
casion will be THE Canadian Rock
les. War Review and 1.-THE Blue and
the Gray" The value of the stereopti-
con in class work will also be demon
strated if time permits