The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-14
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with her daughter, Mrs. Garnet Wigs
and family. The Circle meeting
which is held monthly, will be held
Tuesday evening at the church, after
the services. All the members of the
circle are urged to bring a covered
dish. The leader for this month is
Miss Kathereen Anderson . Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Wigs entertained with din
ner Sunday. The following were pre-
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Watson, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Thomas of Lynn and
Misses Marguerite and Virginia Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Watson and
Rev. and Mrs. Scott spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Squire Bowen.
Tuesday evening after church services
the Spartanburg Christian church
circle girls held their meeting. Those
who had topics were Misses Icy Mar
tin, Esther Arnold and Fern Lacy.
After the meeting all went to the
basement where banquet was spread
Those who attended the circle meet
ing were the following: Misses Icy
Martin, Grace Lewis, Edna Banta,
! Doris Wigs. Florence Freeman. Fran
ces Hough. Fern Lacy. Wanda Dennis,
i Opal Anderson, Alverda Maxwell. Flor
| ence Baker, Kathereen Anderson, Vir-
! glnla Scott and Circle Mother, Mrs
| Garnet Wigs. Visitors were Mrs
| NJ. r. Scott and daughter Marguerite,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. O. Z. Watson Mrs. Ethel
Anderson and Mrs. George Armstrong.
-. The junior class is glad to note
| that David Deffinbaugh has returned
| to school,. The Spartanburg high
school will play the Jefferson high
school squad here Saturday night, Jan
IA. The girls of both the junior and
senior high have organized mixers
i club. The pace set for each week is
two miles. Later it will become more
Opal Anderson, a senior, was elected
| president
MILTON, Ind-Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as Bishop of lola, H., have been house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Greenburg
Bryant -. Mrs. Nora Brown of Rich
mond bought the millinery establish
! ment of Mrs. May Forkenburg of Cam
bridge City and will take charge of
the business in the spring. She and
her son, John, will live in the old
home at Milton. - Rev. Bennett of the
Grand Ayinm putko district church OF
IConnersville preached Monday night
at the Milton church Rev. Hogan of
Cambridge City preached Tuesday
night. The teachers of the Milton
school had a cooperative supper We'd
nesday. The Missionary society Of
the Methodist church met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Robert Beeson.
Mrs. Walter Highams was assistant
hostess, Mrs. Samuel Hoshour was
program leader. Mrs. w. L. Parkins
led the devotions and Mrs. Walter
Templin had the mystery box The
Cary club had guest day with Mrs
Wallace Warren Thursday. Refresh
ments of Mexican style were served by
the committee. Mrs. F. c. Mccormick,
Mrs. Oliver Wallace, Mrs. Ed Beeson.
Mrs. Wallace Warren, Mrs. Albert
Ferris, Mis- Luly Faucet, Mrs. w. c.
Squier, Mrs. Ida Warren, Mrs. E. p
Jones, Mrs. John DuGranrut, Mrs
George Kelsey. . Mrs. Henry Hussey
is spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. William Highams whose daugh-
/ ter, Minnie, is very seriously i'll. ..
| John McTippleof Newcastle was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Fred Murley
: Friday. David Parker has gone to
Florida to spend the winter. Mr..
! and Mrs. Ed Wilson returned Wednes-
: day evening from a visit with Kansas
; relatives. Miss Margaret Wilson &C
, companied the mhome for visit
Miss Jessie Sarver of Dublin is visit
ing her brother, Albert Sarver and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sample
; and family visited relatives south of
, Connersville SunL~y...... The Friday
night club of Cambridge City met
Thursday evening with Miss Ruth Nc
Cormick. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Thor1>
burg, Mrs. Hattie Heist, Mrs. Mary
: Walker and Mrs. VERGE Beeson were
Richmond visitors Friday. e. Mr.. and
. Mrs. Chester Hall were called to Con
, nersville Tuesday by the death of their
sisters baby. -. The Embroidery club
will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Will
: Brown.