The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-11

circle mother Mrs. Garnet Wigs
MI. and Mrs. OFT Lacey and children
OF Spartanburg attended the SUNDAY
nights services at the tabernacle at
hlcnmond.. John Hough remains
ABOUT IN the same condition which
IS very low. His many friends wish
MIN speedy recovery. Mrs. Car
rol Clark was visiting the Occulist in
richmond Wednesday,. Mr.. and
mrs. Lester Taylor and children spent
sunday with the formers brother and
FAMILY. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and
cnlldren of Anderson. Mrs. Laura
Mann spent Wednesday with her
daughter Mrs. Hazel Williams and
FAMILY. Mrs. Cora Chenoweth and
nephew Donal Hill were guests We'd
nesday Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Crist
and family. Mrs. Frantic Stowe of
Dayton Is visiting at present Mrs.
Murl Conner of Winchester. She will
spend the summer with her daughter
Mrs. Ray Clark of this place. Misses
Carrie Taylor, Marguerite Scott, Dor
othy Taylor, Lorine Taylor and Vir-
GINA Scott were calling on Mrs. Ell
mer Teeters and baby Sunday after
noon, Mrs. Carrie Bowen was WIS.,
1tlng her daughter Mrs Georgia Par
ker and family of Richmond, Monday
-. Wendell Middleton purchased a
new tractor one day last week.
DUBLIN, Ind.-Preaching services
at Friends and Nazarine churches
Sunday morning and evening. At U.
B at 1880 p. m. At M. E. At 1890 a.
M. Mrs. John Bremen was taken
to the Memorial hospital at Corners
vile Monday for a three week medi-
cal treatment. Mrs. Sarah Gray
and Vivian Divers of Hagerstown
spent Sunday with James Lawrence
and family. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
Gaar of Newcastle attended quarterly
meeting here Sunday and took dinner
with Ebert Huddleston and family. F..
Mrs. John Thorn entertained % little
friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of her daughter and sons birthdays
The afternoon was spent in games and
other amusements, refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served. !.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers had as
their guests Sunday dinner Rev w.
H. Ziegler and family of Cambridge
City. The home of Ed Stewards is
quarantined for scarlet fever. The !
little daughter has the disease. Les
ter Brown sold his household goods at
public sale Saturday afternoon. He
left with his family Monday morning
for Michigan where they will make
their home. i. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard !
Holt and son and Robert Lanning of
Greenfield spent Sunday with Mrs. |
Mary Woodward. =. Mr.. and Mrs, !
Frank Oler and daughter were shop
ping in Richmond Monday. Mr.. and |
turned home HIM. :. HbfH a. INV
Mrs. Ward Elsey and son have return !
ed home Thursday evening from a
visit in Indianapolis. George Reed !
and children spent Sunday with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pierce near I
Miss Dorothy Walton has !
returned home from a visit at Gratis, |
Ohio. Mothers Day program at
Friends and NJ E. church Sunday i
morning at 1920. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamott of near Pershing were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Law
renee . Mrs. Elizabeth Moore is Wis
iting her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Mendenhall and family at Richmond
w H. NJ S. of the NJ. E. church
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
John Thorn Whittier class of /
Friends Sunday school held a prayer
at the home of Jennie Hun
nicut. . Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Smith .
have moved into their home on West
Main street. Mrs. Jennie Gray and
brother Mr. Knapp of Hagerstown /
were here on business Monday. Ell l.
mer Whitley is i'll with bronchial
. . Mr.. and Mrs. Adam +
Howard of Green's Fork were guests
at Sunday dinner with Rev. and Mrs.
n. l.. Sokwitne Miss Bertha Swift
of Richmond spent Sunday night and
Monday here with friends. Mrs.
James Thompson, Mrs. Ozro Thomp-
son and son, Mrs. Charles Fink and
Miss Vera Byba spent Friday in Rich !
mond w NJ. A. society of U. B.
church entertained the w. M. A. So +
ciety of Sugar Grove at the parsonage
There were 26 visitors.
An interesting program was given and
dinner at the noon hour. Mr.. and .
Mrs. Nelson Weaver of Hagerstown /