The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-04
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Frank Chant. Harry Nicholson and
Florence Ridge.
The Paul l. Harris orchestra will
play for the informal dance which will
be given at Gaylor's hall in Green's
Fork, Friday evening, Aug. 5.
The Hartman family will hold its
10th annual reunion Sunday, August
z, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hartman, north of the city.
Ladies' auxiliary B. L. F. and E.
will hold it's regular meeting at 2:30
o'clock Friday afternoon at the ]. o..
o. F. hall
The Ladies' Aid members of Reid
Memorial church are requested to at
tend the called meeting Of the So
ciety which will be held after prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Among the interesting events to oc-
cur Thursday evening is the Com
munity meeting to be held at Finley
school under the direction Of the Par
ent-Teachers club. A special program
and entertainment has been planned
for the meeting. Children are espe-
cially invited Special provisions have
been made for them. The public is
invited to attend.
A dance and free wiener roast will
be given by the Ben Hurs at their
hall Thursday evening, Aug. A. All
members and their friends are in
vited to be present.
7 The annual picnic Of the First Bap-
fist Sunday school will be held Satur-
day afternoon, August s, at Glen Mil
Ter park The announcement directs
all members of the Sunday school to
bring your friends and a basket OF
eats and let's enjoy the afternoon to-
gether There will be games and en-
tertainment for ALL
| The Medearis family, one Of the
Oldest families in Wayne county, will
hold its 18th annual reunion at Jack
son park, Sunday, August IA A
large number of persons from all over
the country are expected to attend.
Mrs. Clarence j. Collins with her
two daughters, Mary and Eleanor, and
Mrs. Ella Harvey have gone to Strea-
tor, H.. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Waldrip, formerly of this city.
| One of the most delightful parties
of the midsummer occurred Wednes
day when Mrs George NJ. Chrismau
entertained the Women's Missionary
society of the First Christian church
at an all day picnic and outing at hei
country home, Willowbrook Farm, or
the New Paris road. Dinner wa
served on the spacious Chrisman lawr
at a long table beautifully arranged
with profusions of golden glow anf
gladioli Covers were laid for 80 o
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A program given in the afternoon wa:
opened with the devotional by Mrs
Robert Wilson An interesting pape
on China read by Mrs. B. F. Har
; ris followed. Mrs. Miriam Walls gav'
Echoes From Everywhere" and
, quiz was conducted by Mrs. Merl'
Title, of Eaton, o. Vocal selection
were given by Mrs. Chrisman's daugh
ter. Mrs. w. l.. Doyle, of Elyria, o
: who is visiting here. The society will
hold it's next meeting at the church OF
, the first Wednesday in September.
q Miss Elma Henby, daughter of Mi
j and Mrs. Thomas Henby. of near Dull
( lin, and Albert Ferris, son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Charles Ferris, of Milton, wer
married Wednesday evening at
= o'clock at the home of the brides pal
ents. Hydrangeas and pink aster
> formed the decorations in the cere
mony room and were used Throughout
i the residence The Rev. Percy Smith
!, pastor of the Dublin Friends churcl
i officiated The bride wore a simpl
gown of white canton crepe and ca
e ried shower of Brides roses. Afte
Is short wedding trip Mr.. and Mr.
ST. Ferris will reside in Milton. Mrs. Fe
u ris attended Earlham college, gradua
.r ing in 1920. Out-of-town guests VIII
S. attended the wedding were Mr.. an
a. Mrs. w. S. Ballenger, Mrs. Fred Ho
r rine and children, Charles and Rutl
r, John Shroyer and Miss Mary Shroye
ID all of Flint, Mich, and Mr. and Mr.
D. Robert Wright, of Chicago.
r. The Rev Andrew Mitchell, paste
+. of the South Eighth Street Friend
y, church, and the Rev Virgil Harris, pa
IL tor of the First Christian church,
r. Campbellstown, o., were the CUES
iy of honor at farewell reception give
Or at the New Westville church Wedne
Id day evening Both pastors have he
Id services at the church there. OF
hundred and fifty persons, includiI
n members of the congreg cation and Su
,irl day school were present. Retire.:
.r- ments were served by the Ladies ella
I'D CT the Sunday school, whose membe
9. acted as hostesses for the affair. TT
he Rev. and Mrs. Andrew F. Mitchell. al
i'll Mr.. and Mrs. Folger P. Wilson, of tn
II / city: and the Rev. and Mrs. Vire
SIS Harris, of Campbellstown, o. II
Is Rev. and Mrs. Mitchell are going
ar California and the Rev and Mrs. Hs
:. ris to Winona Lake for residence.
h Denver Brown camp and Ladie
at Auxiliary of Spanish-American W
81 veterans held separate meetings a.
es a Joint session at their regular me
a.. ings at the court house Wednesd
at evening. The auxiliary held initiate
ht in their regular meeting. At the joi
he session Mrs. Marie Williams, OF
nv dianapolis, put ON the drill work
Jr the auxiliary. Later refreshmeT
nd were served and social time enjoys
mr. The camp and auxiliary will hold thu
Ir next regular meeting in fortnight.
rs. Open night was observed by I
oft Foreign Missionary society of
ill First NJ. E. church when it held
en- monthly meeting at the church w
tn nesday evening. Members of
EEL congregation and families of the
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