The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-23

ments were served and social nouI
concluded the pleasant afternoon.
The Friends Aid society gave a very
unique St. Patrick's social Thursday
evening. Each guest was provided
with little green apron and a request
made that penny for each inch OF
waist measurement be put into the
pocket The sum netted in this way
for the society was about $40. Three
preEaster sermons will be given be-
genning Wednesday evening of this
week Rev. Marie Cassel will deliver
the first one at the M. E. church Wed
nesday evening. Thursday evening.
Thursday evening, Rev. Mccormick at
the Friends church and the series will
conclude with. an illustrated sermon
by Rev f. T. Clark Friday evening
entitled 1.-The Eternal Price" On Sun
day evening a pageant given by the
members Of the three churches entitled
THE City Beautiful, in which about
IS persons will participate, will be
presented at the M. e. church. At
9: is Sunday morning The pupils Of the
elementary department Of the M. b..
church will be permitted to enter the
church auditorium for an Easter egg
hunt Each pupil will search for a
oolored egg. . Z. Raymond Mathews, of
Dayton, was the guest Sunday of his
parents, Walter Mathews and wife. -:
A Union Sunrise prayer meeting Will
be held at a m. at the M. E. church
Sunday morning School will close
! April o. There are eight students
who will graduate this year. They
! are: Zelda Gould, Gladys Ridenhour,
| Ethel jackson, Isaac Doddridge, Her
bert McMahan, Paul Rhoe, Howard
| Jackson, and Verne Davis. Miss
| Margaret Dawson. Of Chicago. return
ed to her home here last week Miss
Dawson has recently recovered from
diphtheria, and was dismissed from
the hospital there a few days ago.
CHESTER-Mrs.- Clay Jones and
daughters Dorothy. Ruth and Margaret
of New Albany, are visiting with Mrs
IL F.. Ulmer. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T
Pyle, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brum
field spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Banes and family, of Middle
boro. Mrs. Will Brown who met with
an auto accident Saturday, is slowly
, imp rowing. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Falls
are both confined to their home on &C
count of sickness. Easter program
will be given at the NJ. E. Sunday
school SUNDAY morning. -. Prea ching
at the NJ E. Church Sunday morning..
MI and Mrs. Charles Buroker ano
family spent Sunday with friends II
Lynn. Helen Weatherill, of Rich
mond, spent Friday night and Satur
day with Ruth Ulmer.. Rev. anc
Harry Smith called on Mrs. Mary Huff
man Thursday. Mrs. Maurice Hen
shaw and daughter, OF winchester
spt mt the weekend with Mr. and Mrs
oliver Boerner The pie supper a.
the M. E. hall Wednesday night wa:
largely attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Har
Try Brown and daughter called on Mr.
and Mrs. Will Brown and family Sun
day Mr.. S. Cook and family visited
CLANCY Williamson and family II
Ohio, Sunday. The farmers in thl:
community are loading a car of cor1
4 for Europe. Mrs. Mary Smith calico
at the parsonage Monday. Mis-:
Mary Nichols of Ohio, visited Esthel
Banks, Friday. Ellsworth Gwin called
on Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith. Saturda!
evening. Blanh Carman, of Rich
mond. spent Friday right with Mar
iorie Pickett. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr.
Brumfield, of Richmond, spent Sunda!
afternoon with ME- and Airs Harr!
'iMeeks and family. :. Rev Ulmer vii
! hold special Easter services at White
water beginning Wednesday evening
Mrs. Bertha Mason called on Mrs
Fulgum Monday afternoon. Mr.. ant
Mrs Harry Varnauf and daughter visit
ed MI and Mrs. Harry Brown, at Foun
tain City, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Henshaw and family, and MI
and Mrs Maurice Henshaw, Of Win
chester. spent Sunday with Mr. ant
Mrs. Charles Woodruff and family.
Bonnie Carman, Marjorie Pickett ant
Marguerite Haisley called on Mr.. AM
Mrs. Boerners Sunday afternoon.