The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-12
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WHITEWATER, Ind.-The Ameri-
can legion of Richmond presented Will
liam Rhodes with a box of fruits and
some garments. He is slightly better
at this writing. Frank Nossett has
| moved to the Osro 3lose farm north of
here. Emerson Burt will move to the
Nossett property. Will Parker and
his niece, May Parker, of West Man
chester, O., were visitors here We'd
nesday. 80. The ladies' class of the
Christian church who served dinner at
Bert Carman's sale last Thursday
cleared S28. Henry Began has pur-
chased the Cleve Pyle property on the
cement road north of Richmond and
will move there after his sale.
GREENSBORO, Ind.-Mrs. L. D.
Stackhouse called on Ed Stanton and
family Friday evening. Prayer meet
| ing at the Friends church Wednesday
| evening. Prayer meeting at the NJ.
E. church Thursday evening.
| Florence Ridge called on L. D. Stack
| house recently. Greensboro and Bos-
| ton played basketball at the Y. NJ C.
A. at Richmond, Thursday evening.
| The score was 33 to IL in favor of
| Greensboro. Mrs. Harry Paxton and
| children returned ia their home in
| Campbellstown, O.. after visiting rel
| ativeS here.
BENTONVILLE, Ind-The first
booster sale of the sea son will be held
Saturday, Feb. II. Lunch by the la
dies of the Christian church. Mr.
and Mrs George Wehrley spent Sun
| do rhr 20
Mrs. George Sherwood and Mrs. Ray
tiers Wednesday evening. The Ju
Raphton Sunday. The Triangular
club will meet with Frances Hackle
man Sunday, Feb. 10. Mr.. and Mrs
Redford Lockwood were the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Lockwood Wed
nesday.. :. Roy Hazelrigg has taken VI
his residence in Bentonville. =. Mrs
William Sheets has returned after q
short visit with relatives at Straughn
Misses Lillian Gearries and Laura
Shattuck have returned to their home
at North Vernon after a short visit
with relatives and friends in Benton
Vile. Mrs Charles knipp spen
Wednesday evening with her mother
Mrs. V. D. Chance. .Ogborn Dean i:
improving from his illness. Mrs
Erma Smullen taught school the latter
part of this week on account of the
illness of Marjorie Bell 9. . Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fred Ball and family, of Rush
vile, spent the weekend with Walter
Sherwood and family.
SPARTANBURG, Ind.-The last two
days at noon high school pupils have
had yell practice and have been max
ing some noise. Miss jeanette Mich
OILS spent Tuesday night with Mis-:
Edna Banta, of this place. E. Mr.. NJ
r. Scott, of Spartanburg, was calling
on friends at ynn Tuesday and Wed
nesday. :. Wednesday night, Feb.
the Christian church members O.
Lynn visited the NJ E. church. They
are holding a revival there. -. Mis-:
Marguerite and Miss Virginia Scot
spent Monday evening at the home O
Miss Hazel Clark. Miss Mary DilleI
spent Wednesday night with Mis-!
Doris Wigs. Mrs. Wendell Middle
ton is visiting relatives at Richmond
Miss Opal Anderson has been yer!
busy the past week making valentines
james Jordan of Crete is very il
with pneumonia. Dan Shaw of Spar
tanburg, has been i'll but is slowly i'm
proving. :. Mrs. Rex Bowen is ser
iously i'll. The pep meeting held re
Gently was a success, the assembl.
room of the school was crowded ant
people lined up about the room. TIL,
program was much enjoyed by tn,
crowd Superintendent Griest of Un
ion City, and Frank Potts, trustee
talked and Miss Doris Wigs CAV,
readings. The school quartet rendered
special songs and there were song
by the school, Then the school pre-
scented the basketball boys with sweat
ers in the school colors. purple ant
old gold, with S. H. S. on the front
. The yell leader was much surprised
when his name was called to com
forward for his sweater.
!. CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind.-Mrs G. F
Canaday of Newcastle spent Frida
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs LIE
Ault and sister, MISS Hattie. Mr.:
Mary Mauk, once a Cambridge res
, dent, who has been living at IndianaI
oils the past few years, is enjoying
,, visit in Florida. John Judkin mad
business trip to Florida this week
,, The revival meeting at the NJ. I
church each evening, for the past tw
weeks, has been well attended. a nun
Der joining. Cottage services hav
been held at the homes of differeu
> members each morning at 9 o'clock
Mrs. John Caldwell is i'll. Harol
Toms of Chicago has been visiting hi
mother, Mrs. Della Toms. Mrs. l.
Falls and Miss Jennie McGrew attent
ed the indianapolis millinery openin
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