The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-31

visiting the Overmans. . Mrs. Leslie
Broadway entertained for her two sis
tiers, Miriam and Harriet Friday eve
ming There were IA guests present.
:. Mrs Blanche Haskell entertained
her Sunday school class at masquer-
ade party Saturday night. Miss Mil
bred Ward, who teaches third and
fourth grades at this school, enter
tanned them at the schoolhouse Satur-
day afternoon. Several young people
from here attended a masquerade
party at Dublin given by the young
people from there who attend school
here. There was a large crowd and
everyone enjoyed themselves. :. Miss
Gertrude Minniear shopped in Rich
mond Saturday morning :. -Four from
the senior English class gave a debate
Friday en- the question: Primary Elec-
tons Should Be Abolished" Carl
Willis and Genevieve Colburn were
the affirmative speakers, with Dorothy
Walton and John Pickering as their
opponents. The judges were Mr.. Over
man, William Cook and Mrs Dora
Henley. They judged in favor of the
affirmative Mrs. Will Willis and Mrs.
OAANS N'AhRAACg NOlO citoO " CoCAla
Miss Alice Smith and Miss Marie May
took teachers examination at New
castle Saturday. -. William Ferguson
went to Richmond Saturday to see the
football game between Hanover and
Earlham. His brother is coach at Han
over. Mrs. Eva Hiatt of Dublin
spent Friday with Mrs. Lagolda Col
burn.
CAMDEN, Ohio-E J. Phares visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. Harry Malone,
in Dayton Sunday. Miss Edwina
Morrow, of Cincinnati, visited Cane
den schools Monday. Mrs. D. C.
Payne and Mrs. Waldo Drummond
were in Dayton Wednesday. . Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Pattison and daugh-
ter, Mary Helen, spent Sunday with
his parents in Germantown. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Eikenberry were in
Cincinnati Thursday and Friday.
E. A. Holcomb, w T. Pheanis, Mr..
Murray. Misses Small, Selma and Esta
Roberts Hattie Reed, Alma Bacon,
Ethel Bacon Gladys Baker, Leola
Mitchell, Charlotte Horrigan, Helen
| Barnhiser, Hettie Ward, Gertrude Nc
Shane, Ruth Neff and Mary Robinson
attended the Southwestern Teachers
association at Cincinnati Friday and
| Saturday. Schools of the county
were dismissed that all teachers
might attend Mrs. F. G. Shuey, Mrs
Lee Danser, Mrs. R. ~Prugh, F. E. Da.
Wis, Clay Klopp, Misses Mary and
Kate Kellough, Mrs. G. E. Homshei
and Rev. Lang attended missionary
meeting at Seven Mile Saturday,
Miss Leola Mitchell spent Sunday
with relatives in Norwood. :. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ray Davis and son, of Richmond
spent Tuesday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. E. Davis. !. Misses Sarah
and May Scott and Miss Margaret
Wilson attended the Pomona grange
at Campbenstown Saturday Miss
Enola Appleby is visiting her sister
i Mrs. Paul Phares, in Middletown.. :.
i Mrs. Mae Kapp was in Franklin las
Thursday on business. Mrs. Ray
i Simpson was a Cincinnati visitor las
Thursday.
i WEBSTER, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs
James Bunger entertained Sunday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wade and son FL
lmer of near Greenville, Mr.. and Mrs
w III SldulOn anu Sh Va 1AC1A w Al
chester, Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtle Horne
lof Mount Zion Mrs. Hollyfield, ant
son and Mrs. Erma Jones after visiting
, with Mr. and Mrs. John Bond and Nj
! and Mrs. William Feasel also MTs
Kate Cheesman have returned to thei
homes in Marshall. +. Mrs. Sadie Bry
ant Of Richmond spent Sunday wit
her mother Mrs. linda Davis. Mis-
, Elizabeth Jay returned home Sunda
evening after spending the week en-
; with Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Jay and al
tending the Halloween party given b
the members of Young Peoples elias