The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-29
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LIBERTY, Ind.-Miss Helen Bartlett
is i'll at her home in Huntington. she
left Liberty Friday evening for her
home and was very i'll when she
reached Huntington. Six Union coun-
ty officials will take the oath of office
publicly in the clerks office in the
court house next Monday morning at
O'Clock They are: judge, Cecil
Tague; Elmer Bossert, prosecuting at
torney; Milt Pouder sheriff; Charles
Little, assessor; Stanley Moore, sur
veyor. and DR.. E. R. Beard, coroner.
Sunday evening at the Presbyterian
church the story of the Prodigal Son
was given in song. APPLY CHOSEN
hymns to illustrate the story were
sung by members of the Sunday school,
aided by a recitation by Mrs Morris
Bond, accompanied by the organ. Two
soprano solos were sung by Miss Mary
Rebecca Pigman, assisted by Miss
Ruth Morris on the violin. A solo by
little Mary Agnes Beard and the clos
ing number, a beautiful violin solo,
Silent Night" by Miss Ruth Morris,
completed the program. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w. Shock entertained the following
guests during the holidays: Mr.. and
Mrs l.. A. Gould Sr, Lyman Gould,
: Jr Mrs. Katherine Afford and daughter
Betty of indianapolis, Cap Gould of
Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Porter
of Newark, Ohio, Mrs. Carl Shock of
Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. Adelaide
Holloway and Miss Edith Compton of
Indianapolis were Christmas visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Clark. Mrs.
Ella Little and daughters of Fredonia,
Kan, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Or
Vile Little =. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Con-
nor and family are visiting relatives in
Brownsville. . Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Howe of Cincinnati were guests of
their mother, Mrs. Amy Howe, the first
of the week. Winston Lafuse of Pur-
due university and Donald Lafuse of
Illinois university are spending the
Christmas holidays with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. o. P. Lafuse. :. Mrs. A.
A. Graham is very ill of lagrippe at
her home south of Liberty. Miss
Jennie Harbine of Colorado is the
Christmas guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Dan Harbine John Burton
of Warsaw is the guest of Benford
Rodefer this week. Ewing Dappan
of Illinois is the guest of relatives
here this week. Misses Mary Rebecca
Pigman, Ruth Morris and Emelie Tap
pan and Messrs. Ralph Kitchell, Harley
fuHS anu JWlSHJ Idppdl dlI6ilu6u Tux
Oriole Terrace dance at Richmond.
Miss Mary Margaret Dooley of New
York is the guest of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Herschel Wray of Indi
annapolis are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Conner
and family and Mrs. Isaleen Connawa!
and daughter Leah will be guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard widows in Col
lege Corner Sunday Miss Charlotte
Dubois is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Beale and son Lloyd at Newcastle.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Bertch and sol
Robert were guests of Mrs. Bertch'
parents in College Corner. Monday. :.
The Delta Theta Tau sorority enioyet
q Christmas party in the library Thurs
day evening. A delicious dinner wa
served at 1880, followed by Christina
tree festivities. A beautiful growing
poinsetta plant was presented to tn
president, Mrs. Eunice Fahrlandel
Miss Carolyn Young was taken into tn
sorority at this time.
DALTON, Ind.-Mr and Mrs. Ca
ret Gibson of Muncie are spending tn
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. HerbeI
Bogue. :. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilso
of Centerville were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. William Knorpp
Jonathan and John Jones had as dill
ner guests Christmas day the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones an
family. Mrs. Mollie Birket and tw
sons. Warren and Lloyd, and RichaT
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smit
and family spent Christmas day wit
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Harter Mis-
Edith Harter is spending the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith
Quite a number here are i'll of the il
fluenza Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bale
entertained at dinner, Sunday the fo
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jacl