The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-13

ed to Richmond Sunday evening. -.
Robert Stevens and Miss Kate Hustled
spent Sunday evening in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fosdick and Ted
Grove spent Thursday evening in
Eaton, where they attended a dance.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Milo Stanton receiv-
ed many post cards from their many
friends reminding them of their birth
days Mr.. Stanton was 95 years old
Monday, and Mrs. Stanton was Sc
Wednesday -. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Friedman spent the week end in Ham
tlton. -. Frank Hustled has received
notice to attend a postmasters' school
in Indianapolis. He will take charge
of the Liberty postoffice July L. :. Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis H. Bell, superintendent
of Center township schools, are spend
ing the week end in Richmond. =. Ep-
worth League district convention will
be held in Liberty, June 10 to 21 An
interesting program has been arranged
and 1t promises to be a big event for
Liberty. Over 200 delegates ale ex-
pected and the housing committee are
making every effort to place them all
IN private homes for their stay in Lib
erty The program begins Monday af-
ternoon with out-of-door sports and
registration and assignments of rooms
A picnic supper on Methodist church
lawn Monday evening followed by adj
dress of welcome and movie in church.
In the next two days are song services
led by o. P. Wamsley, addresses by
! Bishop P Thirkfield of Mexico City,
Mexico, and talks by a number of
other prominent league workers.
BOSTON.-Miss Phoebe Reeves, of
Liberty, was in Richmond Saturday
evening Miss Anna Stanley and
Miss Poffenberger, of Richmond, at
tended the children's day services at
the NJ. E. church Sunday evening.
David Rinehart and daughter, Ottie,
and Miss Linnie Toney have returned
from Winona, where they have been
attending the United Brethren confer
ence. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves, of near
Liberty, attended the children's day
exercises at the NJ. E. church Sunday
evening. Miss Mildred Nelson en-
tertained Saturday afternoon at her
home for a few of her friends. Those
present were: Miss Elvira Piper, Miss
Anna Druley Miss Thelma Kitchell,
Miss Thelma Brattain, Miss Gladys
Eikenberry, Miss Marjorie Johnson,
Miss Esther Rife, Miss Alma Will
liams, Miss Anna Marjorie Rife Miss
Martha Druley and Miss Mildred Mel
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Piper, of
Peru. are moving here this week.
They will occupy the property belong
ing to Mrs. Sarah Johnson . The
Willing Workers class enjoyed a pic
mic at Elkhorn Falls Thursday. Those
present were: Elvira Piper, Esther
Rife, Maxine Stanley, Gleda Eiken-
berry, Mildred Nelson, Martha Dru-
ley, Anna Marjorie Rife, Alma Will
/ liams, Thelma Brattain, Nellie Davis,
Thelma Kitchell, Anna Druley, Mrs.
Virgil Overholser and Marjorie John
son. Miss Thelma kaufman has re
turned from Indianapolis after short
| visit with relatives. =. Howard Glunt
/ attended the children's day exercises
at the NJ. E. church Sunday evening
-. Mrs. Stanley Brattain was visiting
in Boston Saturday evening. The
! children's day exercises at the NJ. E
church Sunday evening were we'll at
/ tended. The following program. wa:
presented by the children of the
church: Song, America audience;
scripture reading, Hazel Bailey; de
votional services, Rev. Frank McDan
!, iels; song, Maxine Stanley and Ruth