The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-02

bits of beautiful scenery. =. The Or
der of Eastern Star enjoyed a splendid
program prepared by the charter
members of the organization, in their
hall Friday evening. Mrs. Parrot,
the oldest living worthy matron, pre-
sided and all offices were filled by
charter members or past worthy mat
rOns. The first candidate, Mrs. Harry
Daily of Richmond, was present
There are living today 26 charter
members. eight of whom were pres
emit A banquet was served after the
social hour and program. The o. f. S.
received and accepted an invitation to
visit the Williamsburg chapter or
Thursday evening of this week. $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nimrod Parrot left this
week for a visit with their son Roy
and family in Michigan. William
Holt and sister, Mrs. Anna Reed of
Oklahoma, Mrs. w H. Alsman and
Miss Myrtle Alsman of Arlington.
spent Thursday and Friday of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. James Ais
man. Miss Edith Bramer was home
from college Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Emma Bramer. .... H. l.. John
ston and family were called to Indi-
annapolis the latter part of the week on
account of the serious illness Of Mr..
Johnston's aunt. Mr.. Albert Stanley
is seriously i'll at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Anna Jackson. $500.
Quarterly conference of the Methodist
church and the monthly community
supper and play hour will be held
| Thursday evening of this week Tele-
phone Rev. Clark if you intend to at
tend. :. Mrs. Nell Colvin and daugh-
tiers were guests Sunday of Mrs.
Frances Fender . . Miss Erpha Lundy
visited at Jacksonburg Sunday and
assisted on the Decoration day pro
gram with solo. 1890. Mrs. Frances
Knapp is preparing to make an eX-
tended visit with relatives in Michi-
gan in a few days. Miss Ethel Clark
who has been i'll with appendicitis is
again able to be up. Miss Thelma
Wilson. who also suffered a slight at
tack is recovering. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Jones of Hamilton, O.. spent the
latter part of the week with Lester
Isaac and family. Miss Lucille Rob
bins of Connersville was the guest of
Iva and Mary Isaac Tuesday " Mr..
! and Mrs. William Rodenberger enter
tanned a number of relatives at a din
ner Sunday. Guests included: Misses
Mary and Laura Rodenberger. John
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lily, Rufus Lambert and family, Will
ard Rodenberger and family, Roy Ro-
denberger and fanny, Elmer Roden-
berger and family. Mr.. West and fam
, lily all of Abingdon. Martin Rodenber-
ger of Penvilfe, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
/ Raysteiner of Richmond.
| DUNLAPSVILLE, Ipd-Mrs Mabel
| Darter and daughters Nellie and Co
rine, of Hickory Grove, spent Friday
here with relatives. d. Mr.. John Hus-
ted had Ross Retterford and family
as his guests at dinner Sunday at his
home east of town. Mr.. J. l. Rigor
/ attended Memorial services at Liberty
Monday. Mrs. Lizzie Bryson visited
relatives west of town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dexter, of Con.
nersville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
: Charles Powell here Saturday even
! ing. Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Taylor and
Maxine Pate. of Harrisburg, were
| guests of F. B. Leech and family in
| Dunlapsville, Monday.
WEBSTER, Ind. MRS Naomi
J Plankenhorn entertained Sunday for
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Parish, of New
Paris, O., Mr. Everett Plankenhorn, OF
Boston, Mrs. Hazel Parish and daugh
ter, Alma Louise, of Abingdon; Ruth
Plankenhorn, of Richmond. Mr.
| and Mrs. Austin Swift, Of Connersville
who have spent the winter months in
| California, have returned and visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Culbertson
| Friday. -. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bung
er. daughter Blanche and son Wilbur
and Miss Carmen Bunger, of Lynn, at
tended a birthday dinner given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David eleven
ger, of Richmond, Sunday w Mrs
Louisa Conner returned to Richmond
Monday after spending Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bishop. . . Mrs
Orange Steddom. of Richmond. spen