The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-01

class. Miss Nettie Bennett was call
ed Sunday to the home of her brother,
Will. of Whitewater. because of the
illness of Mrs. Bennett. >. Joe Day Of
New Paris called on Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell White of New Paris. Mrs. Lucy
Jones called on Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Banner Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dill Addleman and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Addleman were the guests of
Mrs. Kate Townsend of Richmond
Sunday. Miss Madge Whitesel OF
Richmond was a weekend guest OF
Miss Marjorie Gault. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard LETTERS and daughter. Wilma
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jeffers
and in the afternoon called on Mr..
and Mrs. George Hodgen Sunday. -.
Mrs. Alistus Little has been spending
several days of the past week with her
daughter. Mrs. Artie Teaford OF near
New Paris. Mrs. Teaford's son, has
been ill for some time. Mrs. Cora
Little was in Richmond Friday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pyle and son.
Harold and Mrs. Cora Little and
daugher, Ruth spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Brawley of Brat
louisville.
CENTERVILLE, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs
Nels Carlson entertained at Sunday
dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Beck and
Esther Miller of Liberty, Walter Beck
of Jackson, Mich, and Rev. Marie
Cassel of this place Mrs. Alice Bou'
cher of Colorado, is here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. James Driffel and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smelser. While here she
has taken very sick and is being cared
for ba homo Of Mr. and Mrs nriffel
Mrs. Driffel is a niece of Mrs Boucher
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Smelser of Lib
| erty visited John Smelsers and James
| Driffels Friday. The Methodist Church
! Aid society reported at the last meet
| ing that 26 quilts had been quilted by
| them in ten months. Some of these
| were in very difficult patterns; also
| 100 comforts have been knotted by
this division Of the organization. The
| Second division reported $138 nettee
/ on dinners since October l of this
! year. At the last meeting an electric
| sweeper was purchased for the church
| And another hundred dollars was vot
ed toward the church budget. .Johr
Melting and family have moved into
the Hires property on Walnut street
-. Mr.. and Mrs. William Conkle ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Nimrod Parrot ant
| Charles Neff attended the Eastern Sta
! chapter at Williamsburg Thursda.
| evening. Miss Edith Bramer of State
Normal, was home over Sunday will
her mother, Mrs. Emma Bramer.
Miss Anna Russell purchased the Mar
! tina Robbins property which was solt
at public auction Monday afternoon. 1
was sold for $1.467. Charles Buh
| and family of Richmond, Misses Mar.
| and Thelma Wilson were entertained
to Sunday dinner by F. Bull ant
daughter Bessie. 90. The pageant en-
titled "City Beautiful" has been chos
en- as the program for the union Eas
ter service. About sixty are takin,
part in this pageant which promise
to be something unusual both in beau
ty of thought and scenic presentation
Mrs. Ernest Clark is coaching the en-
tertainment.. Miss Nola Savage Q
Indianapolis was the over Sunda
! guest of her sister. Mrs. Paul O'Nea
...Thursday evening of this week /
the monthly church supper at the NJ
E. church. All persons intending t.
attend this supper should telephon
Rev. Clark or mail a card to him tina
in this way suppers may be provide
for everyone present. Mrs. Ada Mil
er of Colorado, is the guest of he
cousin, William Dunkle and family 70
few days. >. Miss Ruth Tremps Wis
} tied Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark at Co
umbus over Sunday. Harry Blak