The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24

lly ana MISS Pearl Marie spent SUNDAY 1
with Rev. and Mrs. G. V. Saunders at
Daleville. :. Saturday afternoon sec-l
ton of the Simathla society will have
a market of baked goods and chicken
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Montgom-
cry are at home again after three
months absence $500. Mr.. and Mrs. |.
W. Swain spent Sunday at Jackson !
burg. Melvin Ross is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Gilbert Lamb.
SPARTANBURG, Ind.-Karl Mote
and family of Indianapolis were called
home Thursday by the serious illness
of Mr.. Notes mother, Mrs. o. P. Mote
=. Mrs. Grace Stevens of Fountain
City was visiting her mother, Mrs.
Laura Mann, Thursday. ). Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hill, of Redkey. Ind, are
spending a few days with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Crist. :. Mrs. Lester
Clark and daughter, Miss Hazel, of
Spartanburg called on friends at Lynn
Tuesday evening. 10. P. Mote suf-I
fered a severe attack of neuralgia OF
the heart Friday morning The
many friends of Mrs. Mote were sorry
| to hear that she was taken to the
! sanitarium at Winchester Saturday.
i -. Miss Marguerite Scott spent We'd
nesday night at the country home of
her friend, Miss Opal Wise. s. Miss
Geneva Burkhardt and Miss Margaret
Pinch spent Wednesday night with
Miss Virginia Scott. John Murray
broke his arm while playing baseball
I've are glad to report Lois and
Sylvia Clark are much improved from
the effects of whooping cough. =. The
! funeral of Mary Anderson, wife of E.
L. Anderson, of Union City, was held
in the Christian church here Monday.
The funeral was in charge of Rev.
Scott, who was assisted by Rev. Sap,
of Winchester, and Rev. Sniff, of I'm
ion City. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, for
merly of this place, have wide circle
of friends. "A number of relatives
and friends from Lynn attended the
funeral of Mrs. Ed. Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. Moral Anderson and daugh-
ter, Opal. were transacting business
in Union City Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Catey were visiting with
home folks in Carlos City Tuesday. -.
Mrs. Arthur Crist returned after a
pleasant stay with her sister at I'm
ion City. Miss Opal Wise spent
Tuesday night with Miss Marguerite
Scott. Little Miss Mary Ellen Clark
spent Tuesday afternoon with her
cousins, Sylvia and Lois Clark. A
big surprise dinner was given in hon.
or of Mrs. John Crisis birthday when
she returned from church. Everyone
enjoyed themselves. Those present:
Mrs. Maggie Chenoweth, Mr.. and Mrs
Wendell Middleton and daughters
Christina and Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hill, Mrs. Cora Chenoweth and
Donald Hill. Ural Anderson and
ia mily spent Sunday with Mr.. and
, Mrs. John Hough. Mr. and Mrs
, Forest Stevens of Fountain City, Mr.
and Mrs. Lun Williams and sons Den
yer and Byron, spent Sunday with
: Mrs. Laura Mann.
NEW PARIS, O-The Comrads class
of the Presbyterian Sunday School
met with Opal Northrop recently the
: opening meeting, of the year. New
officers were elected as follows: Miss
, Opal Northrop, president and Miss
. Mary Vets, secretary and treasurer
After the business session, games anC
| music were enjoyed. Refreshment:
were served to the following members
, teacher and guests: E. H. Young, Guy
and Lewis Murray, Lawrence Coblentz
Donald Young, Donald Morrison, Lloyt
Riner, Misses Avis Crosse, Mary Alice
. Murray, Mary Thompson, Vietts
I Brown, Mildred Mckee, Mildred Jones
: Violet Collins, Mary Vets, Helen Vets
! Helen Weller, Opal Northrop ant
t guest, Beatrice Calais. .. Friday even
ing the Cleaners Class of the Meth
: odist Sunday School, enjoyed marsh
= mellow toast at the home of Mis-!
: Pauline Bragg. Those present were
e Mr.. and Mrs. Carl White, Mrs. OIL;
!. Davis, Misses Mable Benson, Elsi'
y Stegall, Hildred Lawder, Wilma Pence
: Helen Harris, Mary Jackson, Este
!, Jackson, William Engle, Harold Mich
y olson, Harry Nicholson, Lester Boyd
i Chester Boyd. Orville Bragg and Franz
d Wessler F. Weaver, superintendent
|, of the quarry here, has been trans
e ferred to Greencastle, Ind. G. a. North
c rop is the new superintendent.
# Dorothy Jean, baby daughter of MI
h and Mrs. Rex Burden, was buried il
! Spring Lawn cemetery, Sunday after
g noon. Mrs. Harvey Halter is spend
:. ing a few days with her parents, MI