The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-09

home on South Eleventh street. The
evening was spent preparing for the
Christmas bazaar which the class is
holding Friday and Saturday of next
week at Harris Electric store. Later
refreshments were served. Among
those present were: Miss Rhea Acker-
man, Miss Katherine Daub. Miss Edna
Deuker, Mrs. Ernest Nieman, Mrs.
Lewis Frauman, Mrs. Mildred Lacey,
Mrs. Ada Mayer Miss Marjorie Tres
sci. Miss Margaret Karcher. Miss
! Christina karcher, Miss Marie Deuk-
! er, Miss Ruth Holzapfel. Mrs. Clifford .
! Turner, Mrs. Harry HOlzapfel and
Mrs. Oscar Tressel.
A surprise party was given for Mrs.
W a. Sims in honor Of her 51st birth !
day Tuesday evening. The time was |
spent with games and music after
/ which refreshments were served. !
! Those present were: M and Mrs. !
Walter Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Sned- !
eker, Nj and Mrs. Theodore Turner, |
! Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parks, Mr.. and !
! Mrs. Ralph Hilbert, M, and Mrs. Clar- |
ence Silvers. Mr.. and Mrs. William |
Sims. Mrs. George Hoffman and son, |
/ Walter. Mrs. Mary Barker, Alfred /
! Sims. Mrs. George Bruner. Mrs. George
/ Croft, Miss Alma Fusiner, Miss Mary
Brker and Miss Melva Huffman.
The Women's Relief Corps at its
meeting at the courthouse Thursday
afternoon elected the following Oftic-
| ers: Mrs. Frances Davis, president;
Mrs. Ruby Smith, senior Vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Emma Rich, junior vice
president; Mrs. Nellie Myers, treas
urer; Mrs. Della Phenjs, conductor;
Mrs. Harriet WigmOre, chaplain; Mrs.
Flora Sener, guard. Delegates elected
were: Miss Lizzie Martin, Mrs. Anna
wilkins. Mrs. Mary Keller, and their
alternates are: Miss Anna Tough,
Mrs Hopkins and Mrs. Minnie Ter
rell.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn OIer were given
a surprise party Saturday evening by
their neighbOrs. Music and games
We're features Of the evening. Later
refreshments were served. Those
tpresent were: John Parks and two sis
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs B. ?. AshwOrth, Nj.
and Mrs. Bond Watts. Mr., and Mrs.
Will Earman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley
AshwOrth. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gail,
Mr. and Mrs Howard Hart Luther
Harrison Miss Opal Fudge, Miss Mil
'dred Coffman. Miss Ruth Watts, Miss
Mary Watts Glen Irwin, Ralph Rine-
hart, Miss Ruth Hart Miss Mildred
Stanley. Miss Ruth Earman. Ralph
Earman, Robert, WilbUrn. Paul. Elma,
and Ruth Gail. Miss Geraldine Ash
worth. Glen Ashworth, and MI and
Mrs. Glen 'Oler.
70 The Booster class Of the Chester
F.. Methodist church was entertained at
+ the home Of Mrs. Benjamin Parshall
9 Thursday afternoon Christmas plans
Z, were discussed after which an inter
. eSting program of entertainment was
1 given. The class added three names
2 to its list OF members. Refreshments
We're served at the close of the meet
j ing.
e The Missionary society Of the First
|, Christian church held its December
S meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
a church. The program for the afternoon
t opened with q devotional by Mrs. Stitt
/ Mrs. Jennie Fogel had a paper on
t What Is Required of Us" and a
:, Christmas story was told by Mrs. Ger
e trude Harrison. The ouizz was con
Quoted by Mrs. Stella Clark The So
ciety took in one new member. Mrs
a Cox a social hour followed the pro-
a gram, and refreshments were served
. by the hOstesses for the afternoon
They We're: Mrs. Leona Beach. Mrs
B Jessie Schatten. Mrs. Daisy Wilcoxen.
d Mrs. Stella kerChevaI, Mrs Anna
t Norman and Mrs Amanda Windsor.
- Section Two of the Good Cheer
> class of the United Brethren church
will be entertained by Wilmer Babv-
( Ion at his home. 1921 North A street.
> Friday evening. Nj members are
u urged 10 come.
u Of
are holding a market Saturday al Oak
r lands Wall Paper store.
l. 4 market will be held at the market
house Saturday by the Woman
d McOseheart legion. Members are
asked to have their donations at the
: market by 100 O'Clock
n 4 market viii be held at Piehl's
>: store. 1924 Main street, Saturday by
t. the Union Bible class Of the Ffrsr
u English Lutheran church.
e. The annual bazaar Of the Aid so
e ciety of Whitewater NJ. T church will
s be held Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. in
n the basement of the church.
A Christmas bazaar and market is
e being held al the Second Pres byteriar
II church Friday. 4 chicken supper
n will be served at $50 o'clock TIL,
a. public is invited.
Ia \ market will be held SATURDAY
~ from 10 o'clock in the morning to
u o'clock in the afternoon at the FRS
National bank by the Woman's Bene
IS fit association of the Maccabees. Ar
N assortment of home baking and cool,
IS ing will be on sale.
The Junior Christian Endeayor q
the I. B. church is holding marka
Main street. Proceeds will go toward
the Otterbein home at Lebanon, O.
and for the needy of this city.
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