The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-24

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Mrs Iva Good, her daughter of Wheel.
ing, w Va, spent Monday with Mrs.
Burney Roberts. Mrs. Pence and
Mrs. Huldah Harshman of Eaton
called on Mrs. Martha Hagerman.
Monday afternoon.
FAIRHAVEN, Ohio.-Mr. and Mrs.
viii Bishop spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert McNair. 49,. MIR. and
Mrs George Austin spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Austin and son Ben. . Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Jacobs and family of
Camden spent part of last week with
Elijah Craig and daughters. Pearl and
Lucille. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Heav-
enridge, Myrl Heayenridge and Miss
Ruby White spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Ramsey in Middletown
... Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Philpott and
son George spent Sunday in Hamilton
$50. Mrs. viii Cline and Mrs. Robert
McNair assisted Mrs. Will Bishop in
cooking for shredders Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Clayton Borracaile and daughter Lola
attended a surprise Sunday on Mrs.
! Irene Borradaile of Richmond Mrs.
| Lurt White and Mrs. George Miller
| spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
| Nellie Jacobs and Miss Pearl Craig.
! Misses Grace andd Ruby White of
| Richmond spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis White.
! CAMDEN, O.-The Ladies' Aid So
! ciety of NJ. Z. church will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Nellie Nc
Fall. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Scott and
/ Mrs. Mary Robinson and daughter
! May spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
! E. R. Cook at Lewisburg. . E. A Hol-
comb. Misses Leola Mitchell and Hat
tie Reed attended the teachers asso-
citation at Monroe township school
building Saturday. REV. Gordon
Long preached in the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening
....T The meeting of the Parent-Teach.
ers association Wednesday evening
was well attended considering the very
rainy evening e. The first number OF
the lecture course was given Thurs
day evening. Mr. and Mrs James
Horrigan are the proud parents of q
son who arrived Saturday. " There
will be Thanksgiving services Thurs
day evening in the NJ E church. Rev
Eikenberry of the Brethren church
will preach the sermon.
GRATIS. Ohio-The regular meet
ing of the Literary society was hell
/ Friday afternoon. The program con
sisted of a song. America" by tn.
society: Bible reading, Marie Dennis
piano solo, Veryl Zeck; reading, "Tht
Telephone Girl Mabel Miller; reel
< tation, Nevin Gross; reading, Tin,
: History Lesson" Julia Wellbaum
! song, Polly Wolly Doodle" by sc
? ciety; reading, Home Folks" Gladly
[ Kline; a debate, Resolved. That tn
f World Should Have Disarmament
: The affirmative won. A song, vic
: tory at Last was sung by the men
+ bers of the society. The dining foor
{ tables were all filled FRIDAY at moo
S at the school house, and some had I
I eat in the kitchen Besides the scchO
I ars and teachers three visitors wer
= present. Mrs Minnie Morningsta
a and son. Cecil, spent the past coupl
+ of weeks in Middletown with he
/. daughter, Mrs. lola Pinkerton.
B.. Glenn Apple, who was kicked on tn
hand by a mule last week is able t
> be at work again. Miss Paulin
I Heller, one of the primary teachers
was out of school several days tn
past week, i'll with cold and throa
trouble The juniors of the hig
school will have a rabbit supper FIR
,, day evening, Nov. %. Everyone i
invited to attend. The juniors wi
. be glad to have both old and youn
. enjoy the evening with them
!, NEW WESTVILLE, O-Nr an
= Mrs E. L. Culbertson entertained Z
e. dinner. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fran
~ Hatfield and Master Kenneth and Mis-