The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-10

church and in the evening at Crown |
Point, where he will conduct a series |
of revival meetings. These meetings
will be preceded by a week of prayer
meetings. A program will be given
IN connection with the Sunday school
lesson next Sunday morning by the
Julor class members of Mrs. John
Gauch and Mrs. Virto McGriff classes
....M Mrs. Ed Mossburg of Warren was
here Friday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Jacob Wehrley. A number of
out-of-town relatives were present
Rev. II. c. Hoeffer had charge of the
services. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Guy at
tended the funeral of her father. Mr..
William E. Leas. on Friday, at Fl.
Jefferson. Miss Katie Waldren taught
several days last week for Miss Eva
Schell, who was suffering with an at
tack of chickenpox. Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Creager and daughter Mary and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oehler and son
Herbert were Sunday guests of DR..
and Mrs. Charles Holtzmuller at Farm
ersvllle. -. Mrs. Emma Graham has re-
turned from an extended visit with
her son at Troy. Mr. and Mrs. Gus
tav Shear and family visited Sunday
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Frye and son of Dayton visited last
week with Mrs. Ella Frye. Mrs.
Henry Howard returned Monday from
Reid Memorial hospital. where she
submitted to an operation and is get
ting along nicely. Rev. and Mrs. Huey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Zehring were
dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Nelson and son,
of Greenville. spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Myers Lee
land Petry, of Eldorado, spent Sunday.
with Vera Gauch and his mother on
Sunday at the home of Mrs Lurenne
| Trump. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Banta
entertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Fox, and daughter, Lucille, of
Little York, several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Zehring were Sun
day guests e.. Daniel Banta has re-
turned from a visit with his children
at Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Beck
and Mr.. and Mrs. A w Newman
were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
f, John Garrison, near Hollansburg. 49,.
Mrs. Joe Bruner visited Dayton rela-
| lives last week.
A surprise was rendered Mrs Emma
| Graham on Tuesday afternoon at the
! home of her daughter. Mrs BERTHE
! Spencer, in honor of her birthday, by
| the Missionary committee of the Wo-
| mans Bible class. 800. The Friendly
! Bible class of the Z. B. church met at
! the home of Mrs. Cora Leas on Tues
| day evening for the regular business
meeting. Election was held. which re
! suited in the teachers being reelected
! by reclamation. Mrs. William Parker,
| teacher Mrs. Sarah Pierce, assistant
| teacher; Mrs. Arless Furry, president;
! Mrs. Myrtle Leas, vice president; Mrs
/ Bessie Leas, secretary; Mrs. Will Foos
! assistant secretary; Mrs. A. J. Myers.
| treasurer. Mrs. Ella Leas gave the
pessimistic side of the months of the
year, 1922; Mrs. Myers responded
with the opposite side. Mrs Pierce
sang humorous song; Mrs. Ezra Sill
fer, a Dutch love song; Mrs. Stude-
i baker gave a humorous reading: Mrs.
Bessie Leas held a bean guessing con-
test; Mrs. Inez Holtzmuller held a
contest; Mrs. Cora Leas related a
humorous story; Waldo Holtzmuiler
gave a stunt; Altha Hays gave a very
fine recitation. The evening was a
very enjoyable one and would have
been a good antidote for the blues.
! The class will meet with Mrs. Bessie
! Leas in February. -. The Ladies Aid
! society of the U. B. church met last
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Benjamin Somers in the monthly
business melting. Two new members
were added to the roll. The society
then decided on a sale and supper
for Easter time. These Easter sales
and markets have been held at Easter
time for the last 90 years.
BIRD AID W MANCHESTER
The first Young Peoples conference
of Monroe township met in the U. B
church at West Manchester SATURDAY.
at 1880. Conference was opened by
song service. Devotional conducted
by Mrs. Miller of W. Alexandria. Mr.
Duvall, president of county orcaniza.
ton gave an interesting talk on cI.
ganization. Mrs. Miller gave q talk
emphasizing the four-fold life, phys
ical, mental, social and spiritual Con.
ference adjouTnes for basket dinner
in basement of church. We convened
again at ! o'clock and after a short
program, the boys went to the Chris
tan church where they organized
electing the following officers: Presi
dent, Paul Emrick, Eldorado; vice
president, Paul Bilger, West Manches
ter; secretary and treasurer Robert
Swihart, Wares Chapel The girls or
ganiZed and elected their officers as
follows: Sresident. Eva Parks, Wares
Chapel; vice-president, Irene Leas
West Manchester; secretary and treas
ure, Marie Miller, Eldorado; assistant
secretary and treasurer, Mary Creager
West Manchester. After organization
they had joint session and Rev. Mu
ry of Eldorado gave lecture on "The
Value of Purpose" This was inter
esting as well as being replete witt
valueof right living. After a shor
business session adjournment to NEE
again at call of the executive com
mittee Music was furnished by tnt
West Manchester orchestra.