The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-10

the present conference year was he'll
here last Wednesday evening with
Bishop A. R. Clippinger, who still
holds the position of conference sup
erintendent, presiding; needless to-
say his sermon was fine; ]. D. King
was elected delegate and D., L. Mote
alternate to the Miami conference
which will convene at lakewood church
at Dayton, in two weeks. Following
the services a reception was given
in the basement to las persons. This
was the first visit of Rev. Clippinger
as Bishop.
CAMPBELLSTOWN, O.-Mrs. David
Potterf, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Potterf and
son, Gordon, all of Dayton, visited Guy
FELTON, and family last Friday. Mrs.
Leland Campbell has been on the sick
list the past few days. William
Parker and wife attended the Parker
reunion at Camden, Sunday. MISS
Thelma Stiggleman returned MONDAY
from a two weeks visit with relatives
near Williamsburg, Ind. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reward and Mr.: Frank Baldwin, all OF
Richmond, spent Sunday evening with
Rev. Harris and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Flora called on Clarence
Watt and wife Sunday afternoon, TO
see the baby girl which recently ar
rived at the Watt home, and bears the
name of Margery Louise. Mrs.
Frank House gave her Sunday School
class an outing at Glen Miller Park,
Sunday. The Y. P. c. A. met We'd
nesday evening with Hebert O'Hara
and sisters, Mabel and Ruth. There
were nineteen young people present.
! The next meeting will be Wednesday
evening, Sept. It'll at the home of
Walter Mettert. The Jackson can
ming club had an all day meeting last
! Friday at the school building and en-
joyed a picnic dinner in the Aydelotte
grove. The Ladies' Aid Society met
with Mrs. Lee Larsh last Thursday
| afternoon The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Guy FELTON, on
Sept. L.. The Grange will be on
Thursday evening of this week.
Miss Jennie Sullivan has been quite
poorly the past few weeks. The
Y. P. C. A. are preparing play to
be given in the near future. Rev
| Harris and family expect to remove
to their new home at Winona Lake
next Monday 49, The Young Peoples
! Married Glass of the Sunday School
gathered at the home of Rev. Harris
and family on Saturday evening and
rendered them a pleasant surprise. Re
freshments of ice cream and cake
were brought by the class and pleas
ant time was had by all. IL. w
O'Hara left Tuesday evening for a
few weeks stay at Traverse City
| Mich The annual church business
meeting was held on Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Larsh were ap
poited delegates to the Miami Confer
ence, to be held soon. The small
son of John Griffis has been seriously
/ i'll for the past ten days, was slightly
improved Monday. Charles Rennes
and family of New Hope, are enjoying
a trip through the west. The Surface
reunion will be held at the home o.
Mrs. Broadway at New Hope, next Sat
urday. A large crowd is expected tt
be present. .Rube Strades, of New
Hope, suffered a severe stroke of par
alysis at $50 Monday morning and i:
in a serious condition.
WEBSTER, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. Clet
Culbertson and children spent Satur
day afternoon at Economy visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hiatt. -. MI
and Mrs. Herbert Jay and Frank Wit
mer of Richmond visited relatives AM
friends here Tuesday afternoon.
, Mrs Stella Bunger and daughter
Blanche. spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Delphia Hollingsworth.
Mrs Maud Harvey and Mrs. France
, Wheeler and daughter, Beverly, spen
,, Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Myers of Hagerstown. -. Miss Hele.
Hunt returned Friday from an outin
: at Lake Winona. =. Those attendin
! the parade Friday were Al Irwin, Mis-
, Minnie Irwin, Mrs. Will Williams an
son, Paul. Mrs. Matte Williams an
daughters, Lucille, Mable, Esther. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Motion and daugt
ter, Frances, spent Sunday with Nj
: and Mrs. Will Rothermel of near Ger
terville... The Ladies' Aid society c
5 the NJ E. church with their familie
enjoyed a picnic at Glen Miller par
e last Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Victo
: Stoner were guests of the party. a..
Mrs. Edith Oliver of Harvey, H.,
: visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Baldwi
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beeson {
1 have pitched their tents on the bank
0 of the Nolan's Fork river in Beeson
o Grove during the past week.
:, NEW GARDEN, Ind. = Mr.. an
4 Mrs. Ross Macy motored to Henri
t county, Sunday to attend a family r
i union Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Bun
and son, Kuble, of Thornton, Ind, 81
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Bun;
n and other relatives. Prof. and Mr.
n Daniel Lawrence, of Friendswoo
:. Tex, attended church here Sunday.
t Reports of the Young Friends confe
l. ence held at Earlham, were given SUI
e day morning and evening by the del
gates, Ruby Leibold and Louise Ma
? tin Misses Ruby Leibold, GraC
a Knoll, Ruble Williams and Louis
e Martin were delightfully."- entertaine
k at the home of Miss Ruth Harder, SUI
l. day. Other guests were: Misses Trey
J. Clark, Bernice Davis, Thelma Cog
d shall and Dorothy Shute, all of WI
d liamsburg $3.50. The Edgewood baki1
1t club, met at the community houS
, Monday. Miss Esther Cook is spen
d ing the week in Richmond, attendin
4, Yearly meeting. Miss Gladys Stor
l. ger who has spent the past week visi