The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-02

day afternoon TO meet Mrs Warren
and daughter, Elizabeth, who came
from Santa Barbara, Calf, for the
summer. Miss Wooden, of Newcas-
tie was substitute agent at the Lake
Erie station, while Harry Schock was
away on vacation. Miss Anna Cling
rich entertained Monday, Mrs. Chris
tian Sloniker, of Richmond. Mrs.
Will Scott spent Thursday with her
niece Esther Boroushs near Jackson
burg. -. James Doddridge and son.
Earl, are home from a fishing trip at
Yellow Bank. The Missionary so-
ciety of the Christian church met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Hale. The following program was
given: Song by society; Bible study,
Mrs. F. C.. Mccormack; music, victro-
la; Our New Programs and the World
Call, Mrs. E. P. Jones; Through the
Eye Gate, Mrs. Harry Doty; Mission
airy survey, Mrs. Alice Gresh. During
the business period the society was
divided byq two captains, Mrs. James
Napier and Mrs. Henry Hussey, and
plans made for an attendance con-
test. At the close of the meeting all
remained for social hour when dain-
ty refreshments were served by the
hostess and her assistants, Mrs. Flora
Ferguson and Mrs. Henry Hess.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kellam enter
tanned at dinner Sunday James KEEL
lum and family of Rushville, John Kel-
lum and family of Dublin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Kellum of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Crawfor and family
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Caldwell and daugh.
Miller Mics
Ruth Mccormack and Mr.. and Mrs. E
P. Jones and sons, will spend the
week at Crooked Lake.
The State Journal of Lansing, Mich.
has this to say: Emerson Cause Of
Chicago, representative of The Rotar
ian,' a periodical published by the Rot
airy orzanigation. arrived here las
evening. Mr.. Cause is a regular store
I house for items of interest TO Rotar
ians and their friends. In a short tall
last evening he related few incidents
and occurrences that have happened
| lately of great interest. Mr.. Cause
stated that the thousandth Rotary
club would be organized soon anc
would be foreign club afflllatlns
| with the international organization
Eighty foreign organizations are nov
| functioning. Many of these are IL
| countries where the English Language
| is not spoken and natives are mem
| bers. The beauty of Rotary work
! stated Mr.. Cause, is that no organiZa
| ton workers are paid for their efforts
| 1t is simply the spirit of gratitude anC
| helpfulness which prompts the effort
| According to Mr.. Cause, Presiden
| Harding was recently the recipient o
| a beautiful statue wrought by Homo
| lulu sculptor iexemplifying the worl
| done in Rotary. 1t was presented tt
| the president by the sculptor and {
delegation of Washington Rotarians.
Mr.. Cause is Milton boy, the soI
| Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cause. He il
| secretary of the Rotary association
and is sent all over the country in or
| ganiZation work.
WEST RIVER, Ind. Mrs. Kat
Howell and daughter Faye of Muncie
! are spending this week with Mrs
| Lottie Durbin. Robert Holcomb ant
! Miss Gertie Freer were united in mar
| Iiage Monday. They are staying will
! Jack Holcomb for a few days, ant
will spend their honeymoon in Dial
| ton, Ind. Miss Faye Howell of Nun
| Gle, dined with Mrs. Emma Beckerdit,
| Wednesday evening. ..... Miss Garne
Worse who has been spending the sum
! mer in Muncie, has returned Tn
children's meeting was largely attend
! ed here Sunday night. 49,. Miss Corr
! Wood spent Sunday night with Garne
| Worse and Florence Logan. Mr.. ant
! Mrs. E. G. Benson and children Clar
! Gle and Charles dined with Mr. AM
! Mrs. n. B. Driscoll and son Ray Sun
day. Mrs. Martha Wood and daugh
| ter Cora visited Mrs. Melvin Woo
! Wednesday. 1900 Mr.. and Mrs. F. T
| King and daughter Mae called on Nj
and Mrs. A. Wood Wednesday evening