The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-14

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terry. Friends may call any time.
| automobile Monday. Rev. C.. W.
Chadwick. pastor of the M. E. church,
has become quite lame from rheuma.
| tism. Revival meetings continue
! each evening at the NJ. E. church
Rev. H. L. Adams, evangelist, is in
charge. The birthday anniversary OF
Dorothy Deardorff, II years old
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. o. M. Dear
dorff. was celebrated with an elegant
tWo-course dinner Wednesday evening
at their home on Washington street
The invited guests were: Josephine
| Davis. Wanda Ulrich. Hilda Jones,
Mary Foutz, Doris Marlatt, Juliet
| Katharine Burgess, Louise Bertram
Virginia White, Lucille Pierce, Augusta
White, Mary Louise Bunnell, Ada Bal.
lenger, Helen Fleming. Pauline Kna PIP
! Mary June. Ramsey, Bernice Thomp
! son. Julia Doughty, Carolyn Geisler
Doris and Dorothy Dearborn. Blair
! Harter, Jean Stonecipher Norman
Weber, Murray and Cecil Deardorff
Dorothy received many nice presents.
The guests were entertained with
! games and music.
LEWISBURG, O.-Mr and Mrs. w
D. Schaeffer, of Cincinnati, visited
relatives here Monday. &C. V. Foster
was in Columbus last week attending
the big activities incident to Farmers
week. Doris Brown returned home
Saturday night from a several weeks
sojourn with his brother, Guy, of West
Middletown. >. Allen Floyd and fam.
lily visited M. and Mrs. C o. Fisher in
Eaton, Sunday. Mrs. Ira Albert en-
tertained the Minerva club Wednesday
afternoon. E. T. Paul left Sunday
morning for Toronto, Canada, where
he has been in attendance at the an
nual convention of the National Stone
association. This is the first time the
convention has been held outside OF
the states. Mrs. c. . Hapner. of Nor.
wood, is spending the week at the Mrs
i Izora Gay home. Dan Andrews, OF
Cleveland, is spending the week here
with his sister, Mrs. Alice Yoke, and
mother. Mrs. Robert Gregg and son
OF Castine, visited with her daughter
Mrs. Earl Hapner and husband, over
Sunday. Mrs. w. H. Fanscher. OF
Dayton, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with her daughter, Mrs. l.. r. Poe, and
/ family.
Mrs. Name Little Of VanWert. was
the guest of her father, William Wal
ter, Tuesday. The marriage OF Elmer
Lightcap, youngest son of Mr. anC
Mrs. Charles Lightcap of this place
and Miss Katherine Welsh, daughter
Of Mrs. F. f. Beck on the Nationa
road. was SolemniZed last Thursday
evening by Rev E. NJ. Bowers at his
home near Arlington. Elvin How ell
and Edith MCGEE of near Eaton. were
married last Wednesday evening a
the M. E. parsonage by Rev, JOSEPH
Bennett. DR.. Birch of Wittenbers
College, gave one of the most timelS
and interesting lectures before the
Parent and Teachers association las
Thursday evening ever given in thi:
village. ..... The Harrison Township
Farm bureau will hold a meeting a
the Lewisburg school building Satur
day afternoon for the purpose of eff
fecting a permanent organization. Ev
cry member is urged and requested tc
be present The condition of A. H
Lavendar who has been very i'll fo
several weeks, remains unhanged...
The body of James Boner, who died il
Dayton last Friday was brought here
Sunday and laid to rest in RoselawI
: cemetery.
| WINCHESTER, Ind-The Needle.
and Mods met at the home of Mrs.
Eining Taylor, Thursday afternoon
. Elegant refreshments were served tt
members and guests. after a season o
bridge The J. NJ c. C. club me
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. StepE
, en- Clevenger. Lovely refreshments
I were served. Mrs. Gertrude La.
Shade, of Ridgeville, is the guest o
/ Mrs. John Edger.. The Home Mis-
, sionary society Of the Methods
church, met Tuesday afternoon Will
Mrs. Henry Abel. A number Of rel
. atives and friends from distance al
= tended the funeral of William d
Kizer. Wednesday afternoon. MI
, and Mrs. John D. Miller and daughter
, Alice. will leave sooH for California
: -. The Madonna Club met Thursda.
; evening with Mrs. Frank Holdeman
Dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs Hiram Moorman has returned
: from short visit with Portland rel
atives. The Thimble club me
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Will
Eeals:. e.. Mrs. G. C. Markle entertain
ed at bridge, Monday afternoon. TIL
hostess served delicious refreshments
-. The Woman's club met Friday al
, te1noon with Mrs. B. S. Hunt, to cor
, tinue the study of Mexico. Paper
were read by Mrs. J. r. Engle, Mrs
( J. G. Bates, Mrs. A. l.. Bales, and Mrs
| Gail Fielder. e. Mrs. ]. II. Morone
: las returned from a short visit il
3 Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs Ed J
3 Fiddler entertained at cards. Frida
g., evening. Light refreshments wer
l served. Cottage prayer meeting
2 have been held the past week. severa
. mornings in connection with the re
| Vival services at the NJ E cllurcl