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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-20

Der meeting OF the c. s. c. s. Thurs
day afternoon at her home. Late fall
flowers were used in decorating her
home for the event. The ladies spent
the afternoon finishing repairs on do
mated garments, preparatory to CIV
ing them to worthy charitable asso
citation Fourteen members and guests
were present Refreshments of sand
witches, pickles, cake and coffee were
served. Mrs. Iowa Barton will be the
November hostess. Fifteen memberso
or the Loyal Women's class, class of
the. Presbyterian Sunday school, were
in the party which served the lunch
con at the Albaugh farm sale Thurs
day. A nice sum was realized for the
class treasury. Miss Frances Means,
of KokomO, Ind, came Saturday to
spend several days at her New Paris
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin E. Bar
nett and son. David, have returned
from vacation visit with relatives in
Maryland and Cincinnati. Mrs. Mary
Brawley entertained at dinner We'd
nesday, Mrs. G. A Hill, Mrs Frances
MCNEIL, Mrs. P. T. Mcneil and sor,
James, Misses Helen Sawyer, Evelyn
Aker and Carrie Halter, J. M. Sawyer
and ]. r. Gard. An all day meeting
of the Christian Social circle was held
Wednesday in the church parlors Ar
rangements were made for the annual
bazaar to be held Dec. g.. -. An alarm
of fire Tuesday morning called the de-
partment to the grain elevator of G..
w. Richards and Son. A can of oil
placed on the stove in the Office build
ing to thin, became ignited and caused
quite a smoke, and incidentally, big
scare, for a short time. !. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Sutton, of Philadelphia.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph v.
Williams from Thursday until Satur-
day, being enroute to San Diego, Calf
to spend the winter. !. !. James Kuth is
spending 10 days in Cleveland, on bus
mess. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Wrenn
and Mrs. Emma Staights have return
ed from a vacation fishing trip to
Lake View. Frank Overpeck, of Day
ton, Is visiting his sisters, Mrs. James
A. King and Mrs. John Ginger Mrs.
T. J. Canny, of xenia, spent this week
end with New Paris relatives. C.
w. Bennett, Calvin Middaugh and
John Ginger, who have been i'll for
several weeks, remain in about the
same condition. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Hawley and guests, Mrs. Jennie
Wise, of Kansas City, Mo-, and Mrs
Mary Campbell, of Springfield, have
been visiting with relatives at Eaton
and Richmond. :. Mrs. Gale Vaughn
of Prairie Depot, visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Porterfield.. !. . A
w. Fleener left Monday morning for
an extensive tour of the wester states
&c. w. Richards land son spent
Sunday with A L. and Miss Flora
Richards, near New Madison. 81
mon Cunningham, of Greenville, spent
the week end at his New Paris home
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Oates, OF
Richmond, Ind, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Oates The fifty
fourth annual convention of the Re
bekah lodge of this district, will be
held in New Paris Tuesday, Oct. 81
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-20

Mrs. Karl Schmalenberger and SON.
Joseph, OF GreenviIle, spent several
days this week with DR. and Mrs. G.
II. Harris and daughter. -. Thousands
or visitors were attracted to the ex-
cavations in the ancient mound on the
NJ Fl. Pence farm, since Saturday. Fl.
R Mcpherson of Eadorado, who has
been working on the mound for eight
weeks has uncovered five skeletons
buried on a funeral pyre Several in
valuable trinkets also have been un-
earthed.- Mrs: George Noggle Of
Richmond, spent few days the past
week with her sister and brother, Mra
G. 0. Whitaker and w. A Waggoner
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Scott removed
Monday to their new home on the
National road, east of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kess1er, Of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with Mrs. Jennie
Kessler.- DIR. G. M. Wilcox, of Cedar
Point, is spending several days at his
New Paris home. Ted Hawkey has
been transferred from the France
quarries to the quarries at Green
castle, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wieland, of Bangor, Mich, motored
here Friday and visited Miss Mary
Wieland. They were enroute to Day
ton, to be in attendance at the Wieland
reunion held their Sunday. Other rel
atives present at the reunion were Mr..
and Mrs. William Bason and daughter
Glenna, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hunt
Finger. of Carlisle, Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-
sius Wieland and daughters, Ruth AMI
Anna, of Lewisburg, and Miss Mary
Wieland of New Paris. Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Halter were guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halter. "A large
number of Odd Fellows attended a
special meeting of the order held al
Eaton Wednesday night.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-The Hell
en- Hunt club held a rummage sale in
the Central hotel block Friday after
noon. The sale will continue on Sat
urday.. :. Mrs. George Bales, of Chi
cago, is the guest of Mrs Robert
Hicks. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ker.
lin spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fink are the
parents of daughter. :. Mrs JEFF
Graves is spending a few days in In
dianapolis. Mrs. J. R. Wharton has
returned from visit with her son
| Earl Toret and family, in Neycastle
Harry Miller spent Wednesday in In
dianapolis- - Mrs. crest Macy has
returned from visit with her mother
| in Newcastle. ;. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B
Wilson went to Evansville Wednesday
to see Single G race. The 16-months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. red Pahlir
died at their home in Straughn Tues
day and was buried Thursday. Tho
| Helen Hunt club held an open meet
ing at the home of Mrs. E. o. Pau
Monday afternoon. A number d
guests were present. A comic version
of the Merchant of Venice" wa.
given. A silver offering was taker
for the library fund. Gene Diffen
derfer attended the foot ball game IL
Richmond Wednesday,. Miss Grace
Kiess has returned to Indianapoli;
after few days visit with her sister
Miss Julia Kiess.. !. Mr. and Mrs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-20
DELIVERY OF MILK
BY TRUCK RAPIDLY
GROWING POPULAR
(By Associated Press)


WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-Milk dis
ttbution by auto truck is becoming
more general and nationwide move
ment in favor of such transportation
is now in progress. according to the
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce. Reports reaching that
body show that Cincinnati receives 81
per cent of its daily milk supply on
trucks; Atlanta, 80; Kansas City. 40;
Los Angeles, go; and Milwaukee, S..
At one of the principal creameries In
Detroit more than 100000 gallons of
milk were received by truck last year.
The reports show that truck distri-
button through suburban areas within
a radius of from 80 to so miles is more
satisfactory and economical than any
other means of transportation. With
the possible exceptions of New York,
Chicago and Philadelphia, it was said,
the opinion was expressed that pro-
ducing areas are not located so dis
tant from distributing points that
trucks cannot be used
In Milwaukee, the report said, it
was shown that IS per cent of the
10000 gallons shipped into the city
daily arrives in trucks at an annual
saving of $17,812. In addition to this,
milk dealers were quoted as saying
they could handle milk five cents O
can cheaper when the milk is brought
to them by truck from the farms than
by any other method.
In the retail delivery phase, It was
added, the case was cited of a large
milk company that motorized its de-
livery service, replacing 54horse-
drawn vehicles with A motor trucks,
and effected a saving of $4,000.
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o. L. Galloway have returned to Ko-
komo where he is employed. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Hulldeston and MIR.
and Mrs. John Huddleston spent Tues
day with their sister, Mrs. Dora
Thomas, at Ashland. :. Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Danner have returned from
visit with relatives at Monroa, lndia1l-
apolis and Knightstown. Their son,
Ernest Danner, of Indianapolis, &C
companied them home for a weeks
visit. Miss Lillian Van Buskork is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler
at Indianapolis this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ L. Young have been visiting
their son, Charles, at Oxford, Ohio,
this week. :. Mr. and Mrs. Lutz, of
| Penville, have moved into the Brooks
property on East Main street. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Taylor, who have
| been visiting Miss Laura Richey, have
gone to Richmond for a few dayS'
visit before returning to their home
| in Mansfield, Ohio. Mrs. Richey ac-
companied them to Richmond for
visit Mrs. Frank Marson, Mrs.
Charles Ferguson, Miss Jennie Nc
Grew, Mrs Robert Hughes, Mrs. Mae
Boden, Miss Alice Bradley Mrs. By
ron Boyd, Mrs. George Galloway, Mrs.
Willard Hall, Mrs. Charles Bertsch,
Mrs. Lille Tweedy, Miss Nellie Jones,
Miss Mary Bertsch and Mrs. Ethel
Middleton went to Richmond Tues
day night to see "The Book of Job.
-. Miss Mary Shirley will return
this week from Connersville where
she has spent the past two weeks with
relatives. All of the teachers OF our
public schools went to Indianapolis
Thursday morning to attend the state
teachers meeting.
CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio-William
Parker returned Sunday morning after
a two months stay at Traverse City,
Mich .. Quite a number of friends
from this locality called at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Shaffer Sunday
and also attended the funeral of Lewis
1 Shaffer at Eaton on Monday. -. The
! Missionary society is to put on pro
gram at the evening service Sunday
Prof. C. r. Coblentz of New Paris is
i the speaker. 4. Rev. and Mrs. Pleas
ant left Saturday morning for Burling
ton, N. c., to attend the American
Christian convention which meets ev'
cry four years, he being special dele
gate. Ellis Mcdonald is rebuilding
MS Darn WHICH WAS SIiuCh Will ISuLu
ing and burned during the month OF
August. The junior eclass served
about 100 plates at their dinner last
Thursday. The Jackson baseball
team played the Monroe boys Friday
The score was to in favor of Jack
son. . Mrs Ed Myers is very poorly
and has been for some time. Ken
meth Swisher left for San Antonio
Tex, last week for the benefit of his
health. On Thursday evening, Oct
26 the grange will have a Halloween
lunch and good program.
DALTON, Ind-Mr. and Mrs. EC
Beeson were at Indianapolis Monday.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Study visited rela
tives at Lynn Sunday. -. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Bogue were at Muncie Sunday
. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bales anC
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family and Orvil Jackson were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Jackson and family near Muncie. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beeson and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie Beeson and
family called on Mr. and Mrs Walter
Beeson Sunday :. Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Bogue and family and Lewis
Bales, Curtis Bales and Grin Bales at
tended the Poland China pig club sale
at Fountain City Wednesday. :. !. Dalton
school will give box social Nov. 4.
Everyone invited and the ladies' are
specially invited. Pinkney Gray and
Eliza Gray are visiting relatives in
Carolina. Bert Wilkinson will have a
sale Friday and will move to Losant-
vile where he has bought a bakery. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Dearborn have
moved to George Davis farm Miss
Meta Davis of Richmond has been
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Mendenhall.
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Suburban

MOORELAND, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Holcomb and daughter, Freed1th en-
tertained Sunday the following: Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Smith and daughter
of Carlos City, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett,
Holbrook and four daughters OF
Blountville, Robert Smith of Carlos
City, TRULY Holcomb of Newcastle,
Miss Lois Wood and Miss Bertha Nc
Calliester of near Mooreland. Coon
Baker of Newcastle was in Mooreland
Wednesday Nodis Harry called on
Freedith Holcomb Monday evening.
TRULY Holcomb visited Miss Cora
Wood Sunday night and they attended
church at Hagerstown. 80. Raymond
McGunnegill and Miss Iona Studeyille
of Newcastle visited with Mooreland
friends Sunday afternoon. 1880. Miss
Freedith Holeomb called on Mrs. Oryil
Parks Monday Mrs. Clayton Finch
and daughters, Nina and Thelma, were
guests Tuesday of Mooreland relatives
... Miss Bertha McCallister and Miss
Freedith Holcomb were in HagerstoWn
Sunday evening f. Mr.. Engle of Win
chester was in Mooreland Monday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wood and daugh-
ter, Lois, and John Harry were in
Newcastle Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clint Atkinson of Newcastle visited
with Mooreland friends Sunday even
ing. -. Miss Bertha McCallister and
Rosco Brown and Miss Ora Brown
were in Newcastle Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell, Mrs. d. Harry
and Mrs Oda Foster of Newcastle
were in Mooreland Saturday. "A
birthday party was given on Margaret
Deardorff Saturday evening. Those
present were: Neva Replogle, Minnie
Idle, Mildred Rodeffer, Eva Grim, Irene
Brown, Ethel Rodeffer, Gladys Brown,
Mae Howell, Ruth and Laura Mar
shall, Jaunita Brown, Gladys and Della
Cross, Frank Cross, Elmer Wampole,
Walter Cross, Harold Wilkinson, Carl
don Oxley, Theodore Brown, Walter
Swoveland, Gerald Grim, Ernest Rod
effer, Ed Courtneg, Claude Marshall,
Frank Houser Wayne Paul, Robert
Grim, Harold Houser, Joe Oxley, Clar-
ence Chandler, Earl Courtney, Glen
Priddy, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bowman and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Collier and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dudley called
on Mr. and Mrs. John Harry and fam
LIZ of near Mooreland. &. &. Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Wood and daughter, Lois, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Asberry WOOD and daughter. cora.
Miss Howell took dinner Sunday with
Miss Eva Grim. Fred Wood spent
Saturday night with n. p. McCollum
and family =. . Mrs. Jennie Holcomb
and daughter, Freedith called on Mrs.
Lucinda lookout and two daughters q.
Mrs. Mamie Brown called on Mrs.
Luna Locke Monday Mrs. Jennie
Holcomb and daughter, Freedith, call
ed on Mrs. Clydia Wood Monday -.
Mrs. BERTHE Holbrook and three chill
dren of Bountville called on Mr.. and
Mrs Melvin Wood Tuesday. TRULY
Holcomb called on Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win Wood and daughter, Lois Tuesday
night. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wood
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Marcus Pool and children Thursday
NEW PARIS, Ohio-Mr. and Mrs
John r. King and children were recent
visitors in Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
>, Lawson, of Dayton, were entertained
ssrecently at Cedarbrook farm. Mrs
]. o. Mcpherson entertained the Octo
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NEW PARIS, Ohio-Mr. and Mrs.
John X, King and children were recent
visitors in Hamilton. :. Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Graham Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lawson, of Dayton, were entertained
recently at Cedarbrook farm. . Mrs
J. o. Mcpherson entertained the OCto.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-22

oxmoor, Ala. w. E. 2eo-J cr.ymont Grocery Co; 7o1 7th Ave, w. West End Wyiam.s Ala. Enslsy 74s-L3
 Hawkins Bros. ioos S. 18th s, Main 1898
 Highland Grocery Co. 1900 Pike Ave, Ensley Ensley io45
 Hooper-AibrittOn I427 14th Ave, s. Main 7s77-7s7s scs N. 18th St. Main ssoe s3os 2d Ave, s. Woodiawn 5lT
 J. s. Hudson
 Powderly Road, Route No.
 l.. T. Irwin Wylam. Ala. Ensley 1888 i2ls N. i4th St. Main TIA Roy M. Johnson Grocery Co. z4ol s4t6 Ave, N. Hemlock ses
 chas. o. Johnson 7I2 18th St., Ensey Ensley 15o
 B. J. Jeffeoat
 S7o1 9th Avenue, N.
 Kirnbrough & Temple 1000 Bush Boulevard West End 14e
 Frank krehaus s2o2 1st Ave. Woodlawn 4ss SIPS 2d Ave-. S. WoodIawn 2ss ssI2 Sd Ave. s. woodlawn Is 2sis I7th St.. Ensley Ensley SIS Lane Nroeery 10. i2o2 N. gath St. Hemloek s2s
 w. T. Lewis
 SSos N. 24th Street
 Lessman Brothers 4soo 4th Ave-, N. woodlswn Iis
 Mason Martin 2siI N. 27th St. Phone Hem. 2os sSo5 lst Ave. woodlawn lss $50 sgd St Main 7sss
 BE. Mims
 622s South 2d Ave.
 l.. A. Morton ISIS North 18th St. Main 77es
 W. H. Murphy
 Msciin Bros. i722 Ave. 0 Main I4s-7s-2s2-s2s i7se Pearson Ave. West End 4so
 Jos. IN. Msckey
 Irohdals, Ala.
 C. F. Minor i7c7 Ave. E, Enslsy Ensley soe (. B. Mcintyre Market 1909 N. 9th Ave. Main 4eso esos ist Ave. wo0dlawn 74s ,.o - J. I. Mewiiams
 O. W. N.yior "'''s -'i 407 Cotton Ave. Main 4seo-W NeilI-Earie Grocery Co 27ol s4ih Ave, N. HemIcck 377
 Norwood Grocery Go. 2e3o 18th Ave, North Hemlock 3s
 J. w. Nichols 2S1b Sgd Ave, N. Hsmioek 3oI
 o. K. Grocery Co. e4o5 2d Ave, s. Woodlawn 42i
 C. A. Otte z2oo Brown Boulevard Ensley 1852
 Owen & Owen f036 N. 10th St. Main 753
 Osment Bros. 272s Ave. Main 473
 Owenton Grocery Go. sol Aiois Ave West End e5
 J. A. Otwel le14 <5th Ave Ensley
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-22
Is Your Grocer q Member of the Bnming ham Retail
 Grocers' and Butchers Association?

E. L. Owens 22oo sSd Ave. N. Hemock es
 Osment Grocery Co. io4 Poplar St. West End ITO 21o 2d Ave. Pratt City Ensley 57s
 Palace Market Co. io2e s. goth St Main 2i7 IAso Hayes Street West End 4l Phillip-Alexander Grocery Go. -D'' ''' E. C. Price ~ ~ 2529 Fist Ave, N. Hemlock 1l36 Io3 N 55th St. Woodawn 43
 Richmond Grocery Go. Richmond Place Main s5si -s5s2 >Io4 s. 77th St. Main iIs4
 A. Rosennerd 2i23 Ave. E, Ensley EnsIey 3e6
 Ranson & Sons 52s i7th St., Ensley Ensley 3si
 J. C. Rohnettc
 Tarrant City, Ala.
 Ransom Grocery Co. 5000 Underwood Ave. Woodlawn sss
 1920 Avenue G
 Fred W. Reid 4sos 7th Ave. wylam Ensley ss2-J 2soo Ave. D. Ensley EnsIey I4es
 Hill Top Station
 Sader Grocery Co. Je22 ist Ave. Woodawn 72s
 C. L. Smith Grocery Co. SIS 9th Ave. Inglenook Woodlawn 4o7-W
 J. (. Steinbsuer 400 s. 5oth St. woOdlawn ASA Richards Station, R. No. |. Box 4s W. E. 24 1907 Ave. E, Enslsy Ensley ss
 Smith Bros. Grocery Co.
 1901 Valley St., N.
 Shady Side Grocery Co.,. 2340 18th St., Ensley Ensley S13-61A. '.
 w. J. Sanders 5o29 27th St., N. Hemloek I35I .oo, ,., A.. Shelby < Co. w.oa,, 1,
 J. C. Ssndlin & Co.
 R. F. D. No. l, Powderly
 Shropshire-DanieS ''s' -''A ~ J. P. Smith '''' '', ,~'',''-'''
 I32e Hayes Street
 J. M. Sparks 2i0i Ave. E, Ensley EnsIey 477 J. L. Thornton Grocery Co 1oe s. 55th St. Woodlawn 3i 4sso Grand Ave. woodiawn 2ss T. F. Thornton 1900 4th Ave, N. Main 554s Vivian, Ala. Ensley 25e-J 172i Ave. E, En.ley Enslsy ss-sss 300 Crawford s,;s s Fairfield r d''.' En.lsy ,see 3s0s 10th Ave, N. e4s2 240o Ave. E, Ensley Ensley 2ss-W 2o27 N. 2s,h St. Hemock sss 326 Crawford St.. Fairfield Ensley 14ei
 Wood Bros. Grocery Co. :, =, NWOods Grocery Co.,; -@ ' ~ s. P. wa.hburn 'a'""' ''' eeso First Ave. Phone woodlawn si22
 T. L. Walker
 3631 Bessemer Blvd, Central Park
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-22

,ooo AlsSitssn-Ho'psr ;sis Grocery y.es Co: ..a w . nun Andrew. Grocery Co: -' '' s20l Besssmer Blvd, (. P. Phone Ems. 25s
 J. L. Alley Cash Grocery ii24 Tusealooss Ave. Phone w. E. 2
 H. L. Adair HOO ,,,h Ave, N. '. H. Reason phen. M. slss
 Bagsett & Johnson ssol ist Ave. Phone woodlawn 2s5
 Nj. H. Bennett Co. Sendusiy Road, Pratt City Ems. 5S1-W
 H. H. Barnhart 1901 Rush Ave. Phone M175s 3oI3 Bessemer Blvd. Phone Ems. 563-J
 J ". Barksdale PowdsrIy R. No. Phone w. E. 15s-w 1901 Tate Avenue Phone W. E. zso (. v. arssd Market 5ifo Gary Ave, Fairfield Phone Ems. I52s soe 1st Eve Phone M-22Se
 j. F. Hassaislster iis Pire stress W. E. ses-J ioos F,.sealoosz Ave. Phone W. E. i4
 z. M Cannon 24s0 arown Blvd Phone Ems. 1900
 N. g. crocker ~ sss ~ cory Faulkner. %''.e s' @l ZIP s. sIss si. Phone M-Iosi sso ssh ss Main eoz7
 colvin & Frost ze4 ssfine rect Phone M-4es6 Sec. D. carns. Jr., Grocery Co. sasf 2fsi Ave, N. Phone Hem. 200 P y.sn. Als. Phone Ems soI
 T. J. Carson g Tuscaloosa Ave. Phone W. E. 7Is - Copeland Grocery Co. - " -'' Morris cohsn -'' ~ N '''n W W. D. Glenn Market, MAn '3'N io5 s. 77th Street Phone Woodlawn 667
 Sam L. Cresweii 222s 2i'' Ave- q N ch,,,.,,I Phone Hem zso Bo7 Tuscaloosa Avenue Phone W. E. 7o5 SIS Ella Street Phone W. E. 5o7-W
 Duncan Grocery Go. 7oz s. goth St. Phone Main 5437
 J. c. Dickinson Co., i22 Spring Street Phone Main 362
 Dickinson & Duke 1914 N. 18th Ave. Phone Main 1920
 Durrett Grocery Co.,
 W. B. Emond & Son Magnolia Point. Phones M. s11o-61iI-ell2 ,oAo N 10th s, k l. Em0nd Fhon. m.4as
 T. w. Evans sssi N iaih a,vs Avg so,.. croe. rh1ns Hem lice Five Point. '' i' % Psones M-sszz-ss7s
 Fairies Brothers Fairview Station 2soo Brown Blvd Fountain Heights Grocery Co. HOO 18th Ave. N. Main 4sI2
 Fleek Brothers.
 800 Willie St., Central Park
 G. H. Flewellen s17 Tuscaloosa Ave. Phone w. E. 24o Grimes Brothers Grocery Co.,, Inc. 2030 sth Ave, N. Phones M-665- -3622
 Green Grocery e. 2S01 Ave. c, Ensisy Phone Ems. 9l1s
 V. V. Gregory sos fse Ave, Pratt City Phone Ems. e57
 s. E. Gibson 221 1st Ave. Phone Main I4Ss
 R. L. Greene & Co. 200 Boyles Pike Phone Woodlawn 756-W R; P. Goodwin Grocery Co.,. M Powderly, R. F. D. No. W.sE. 353-W
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-22
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s. 81, NEWSa)F


Winchester attending a county rally
of the Christian church. She was ac-
companied home by Prof. and Mrs.
o. H Greist, who, are attending the
Sunday meetings. Prof. Greist is sup
erintendent of Randolph county
schools, and Mrs Greist is state secre-
tary of thes1Christian church mission
airy work.
Mrs. Ludlow Mott-will be hostess to
the Haphazard club Thursday all day
at her home on the Arlington road.
The Greenwood Community club will
be entertained by Mrs Will Auster-
man and Mrs. Walter Bendfeldt Thurs.
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Austerman on South Tenth street
The meeting wilTsbe an important one
All members ares asked to attend.
! The Y. M. I. viii entertain with g
dance at its club rooms, South Fifth
and C streets, Thursday evening. Mil
| lers orchestra will play the order o.
dances.
A card party and dance will be
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given at st. Mary's hall Thursday
evening by the Sacred Heart society.
The Evan J. Smith orchestra will play
for the dancing which commences at
10 o'clock.
No more meetings of the Starr Par
ent-Teachers' association are to be
held until next fall, it Is announced.
The meeting for this week has been
postponed.
Mrs. Joseph Beck will be hostess to
THE Woman's Bible class of Trinity
Lutheran church Wednesday evening
Fat her home, 1913 Main street. All
members are urged to attend.
! Mrs. Luella Morris entertains fol
the Coterie Thursday afternoon at hel
home, 30 South Fifteenth street. AL
members are invited to be present.
The meeting of the F. T. club tt
have been Wednesday with Mrs. Viii
King, Of 213 North Nineteenth street
has been postponed two weeks.
Services will be held by the Spirit
ualist Church of Truth Wednesda!
evening at 7:45 O'Clock in it's hall
l1516 South Seventh street. Healing
and messages will be given by Mrs
L. A. Morrow, the pastor, Prof. May
Mrs. Rose Baker and ]. A. Converse
Everyone is welcome.
The meeting of the Progressive Lii
erary society to have been held mex
Monday with Mrs. George Chrisma
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-10
ARLINGTON TOWNSHIP
EXERCISES THURSDAY

The annual commencement exer-
cises for graduates of Abingdon town
ship schools will be held in the grade
school building at Arlington, Thurs
day evening. Rev. McMichael of Con-
nersville will speak The graduates,