The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-11

wards, Miss Elsie Kramer, Mrs. Ernest
Stout, Mrs Ed Coffman, and Mrs Troy
Edwards. Miss Elnora Haner will en-
terrain the club next Wednesday eve
ming at her home.
Among the most delightful outings
of the week was the picnic party ut
which members of the Golden Rule
Bible class of the First Methodist
church entertained members of their
families at Glen Miller park Wednes-
day evening. Games and contests
were enjoyed during the afternoon,
and later, sumptuous supper was
served. Forty persons attended the
outing.
The committee on arrangements for
the Old Settlers picnic will hold an
ice cream festival Saturday 'evening,
August 10, in the Laura Hell room,
Main street, Centerville. Proceeds vii,
go toward financing the Old Settlers
picnic to be held at Jackson park, Sat
urday, Aug. 90 Home made cakes,
ice cream, and lemonade. will be
among the things served at the fes-
tival
Mrs. Cora Gunder has returned to
her home in Dayton, o., after spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Bell of North Fifth street.
Miss Margaret Haler and Lawrence
Haler of Anderson, are visiting theH
sister, Mrs. Traylor, of this city. They
are also attending Yearly meeting
during their visit here.
The Misses Emma and Elizabeth
Rosa, are spending month at Bay
| View. Mich.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart, of North
| Thirteenth street. left Thursday on a
motor trip to Lansing, Mich, to be
| gone 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mark and son.
| Cyril, of North Eighteenth street, VIII
leave Friday morning for "a two weeks
| trip to Youngstown, o., Pitts burgh,
Pa, and Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Elmer H. White of Pasadena,
| Calf, who has been spending the
summer in Pittsburgh, Pa, and other
eastern cities, and Mr.. and Mrs. ROOT
M. Henley, of Hartford City, will be
the guests of the Rev. Truman =.
Kenworthy and family over the week
end They will remain to attend the
Centennial of the Indiana Yearly
meeting to be held next Monday
Mrs Dorothy Vaughn-Bernhardt, oil
New York City, arrived Thursday for
visit with her mother, Mrs. Franz
Vaughan, of North Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Klute and son
|. Tommy, of Fl. Wayne, are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Klute o
South Fourteenth street.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartzler ant
, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lehman motor
ed to Greenville, o., Sunday to al
tend the 18th annual reunion of thu
Lehman-Gilbert families which wa
held at the Greenville fair grounds
Two hundred persons from all part
, of Indiana and Ohio attended, A din
ner of several courses was served a
noon.
IF Miss Sadie Hagie and Miss Maud
ri Hagie, of Elizabeth, H., are spendin
/ ! two weeks here the guests of DR.. an
Mrs. F. E. Hagie of 40 South Eigh
S teenth street.
: The Rev. MCLEAN has gone I
/ Xenia, O., where he will address tn
: Interdenominational Bible institut
. Thursday.
s Mr.. and Mrs J. Brandon Griffis an
+ little daughter, have returned froT
al French Lick, where they have bee
n spending part of the summer.
a Mr. and Mrs Clell Morrow, of Co
S umbus, O., have returned home afte
S spending several days here visitin
y Mr. Morrow's parents. Mr.. and Mr.
e Clell Morrow were married Saturda
n Aug 6, at Columbus The Rev. J.
I. Allen, of the Reformed church of thu
d city officiating Mrs. Morrow We
d formerly Miss Helen Shears, of CO
sr umbus. The couple are at home {
le 1913 Clifton avenue, Columbus, o.
II Louis B. Quinn, of Chicago, he
= joined Mrs. Quinn and their two chi
j. dren here. Mrs. Quinn and the CHI
III dren have been spending the SUI
mer with her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
al Omar Hollingsworth, of South Fou
le tenth street.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Carr,
~ Westcott Place, have gone to Chicas
g. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Willard z. Car
al The market which was to hay
M been held by the Tirzah Aid at Ga
r.. lands Wall Paper store Saturday, hi
ic been postponed indefinitely.
"a A called meeting of the Young L
e. dies Missionary society of Reid NJ
g mortal church will be held after pra
~ er meeting Thursday evening. Eve
- member is asked to attend.
or Circle One of the First NJ. E. chur,
le. will hold its regular meeting Frid
CHI afternoon at $50 o'clock, with MI
ar Grain, at her home on West Fiji
iaI street.
al The Ben-Hurs will hold free &C
lft test Thursday evening at the Ben-H
ay hall Members and their friends a
A invited All members are request
w to be present.
81 Republican voters of the fifth wa
,dt will hold a meeting at No. 8 no
ne house Friday evening at 1880 o'cloC
ith The councilmen and four Republic
10, candidates for mayor will be presel
ier and make short speeches. All RepI
IN lican women are urged to be prese
eu and Democratic voters also are
- vited.
ar The annual thank offering service
in. the Women's Foreign Missionary
lin ciety of the Third NJ E. church v
- be held Sunday at 1880 o'clock M