The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-03

Hartley and Mrs. Laura Hines. AL
active members were present except
one. Interesting items on Minnesota
and Missouri were read by the mem
bers. Mrs. Ella Whitesell and Mrs. p
J. Stanley read poems. After the
president Mrs. w. H. Porter. had call
ed for adjournment the guests Were
informed that the day was the sixty
third wedding anniversary Of Mrs. ]
M. Hartley. and all were requested to
remain for a social hour. The host
esses then served an elegant two
course luncheon.
ANTIOCH, O.-Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
Clark attended hog sale at Straughn
and were entertained to supper by Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Woodland of Dublin.
80. E. E. Weidner is in Columbus this
week. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles House
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Frank. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest House, Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Brown spent Sunday
with West Manchester relatives. ....
Russell Rinehart of Canada and Ed
Rinehart of Idaho are spending few
days with their mother, having been
called here by the death of their faith
er.
CENTERVILIE, Ind.-Joseph Hurst
and family attended a family dinner
at the home of Mrs. Celestia Rond at
Cambridge, Sunday. given in honor of
the birthday anniversary of John D.,
and Emily Hurst. Edwin, little son
of Robert Clark, was able to be brought
fro h. ;xDl To- II nd &c
getting along nicely. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Walters, of Richmond, were Sum
day guests of Steve Shank and wife.
Mrs. Flave Harvey. of Wabash, is
here for a visit with John Harvey and
wife. Mrs. Anna Lashley is spend
ing several days with her son, Dan and
family at Boston. Paul Stevens,
whose health has been very bad since
his service in the navy and who spent
several months in Arizona without re-
ceiving any benefit, has taken a change
for the better and seems to be regain
ing his health much to the joy of his
many friends. Mrs. Thomas Fancher
spent Sunday in Lewisville with rel
atives. Feb. II (the next regular
meeting night of the Eastern Starr a
class of seven candidates will be re-
ceivCd and there will be a banquet
following the work. Rev. Marie
Cassel, who is holding a revival meet
ing at New Bennington. returned for
Sunday service at her church, leaving
again Monday morning to resume her
work in New Remington. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dodridge, of Portland,
Ore. are hero for a visit Of several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. CorteZ Jones
and many other relatives in this COM
munity.. Mrs. Noel Mathews enter
tanned the following at a. fudge party
SATURDAY. evening. ir honor of her
neice, Miss Leila Kitterman who snent
the latter part. of the week with her:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lundy and daugil-
ter, Erpha, Mr.. and Mrs. ed Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Able, Betty and
Dwain Able, Misses Ressie Bull. Leila
Kitterman and Harold Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Clements and
daughter. Jean. James Clements. of
Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Hatfield enjoyed birthday dinner
given by Mrs. Mary Stevens for Paul,
SUNDAY. He was presented with two
large delicious cakes, one by Mrs. Effie
Reed and one by Mrs. Keith Hatfield.
-. Mrs. Carrie Boyd was taken to
Reed Hospital last week for an oper-
atior, for anpendicitis Mr.. and Mrs.