The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-20
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind-Mr. and
Mrs. l. n. Locke have returned from
visit with relatives in Columbus, Ind.
=. Mrs. Andrew Burgess and children
and Miss Alice Cornthawaite spent Sat
urday in Richmond i. The Father and
Son banquet given Friday night in the
Red Mems hall was attended by 240
men and boys. DR.. j. ]. Rae OF the
First Presbyterian church in Richmond
delivered the principal address of the
evening. The speaker was introduced
by Claude Kitterman. Interesting
short talks were given by different
persons Mrs. Harry Macroe has re-
turned to Chicago after a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Leo Gard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Gardner spent Sunday
in Shelbyville with relatives. Miss
Mable Straughn of Tulsa, Okla, came
Saturday to spend the Christmas sea-
son with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merriman Straughn. i. /. The women of
the Christian church realized a profit
of $35 from their penny supper. The
Live Wire class realized a profit OF
$3.50 from their parcel post sale con-
Quoted at the same time Lowell
Cornthwaiteand Ernest Reynolds spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Paul in Indianapolis George, the
small son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stalker, is i'll of bronical pneumonia. :.
The Pocahontas lodge Matoka coun-
Gil, No. 35, elected the following Off
GERS for the coming year: Prophecies.
Goldie Chapman; Pocahontas, Ida
Warner; Wenonah, Carrie Waddell;
Powhatan, George Warner; K. of r.,
Retta Kelsey; C. of w, Stella Bird;
r. of w, Gladys Jones; trustee, En-
ma Graves; degree captain, William
Sewers; district deputy. Gertrude
Blackford. Merrill Teeple, travelling
salesman is home for the Christmas
season. Miss Amy McDaniels enter
tanned to o'clock dinner and Christ
mas party Friday evening, the follow
ing guests: Miss Jennie McGrew, Mrs
Bertha Pruitt, Mrs. Glenn Johnston
Mrs. Della Toms, Mrs. Pearl VanBus
kirk and Miss Lenore Carpenter.
Mrs. Lewis Stone and son of Hagers
town was the weekend guest of heI
father, Robert Reynolds. The Fri
day night club held social meeting
with Miss Rose Greisinger. A number
of pupils from the fifth grade of school
gave the play, 1.-THE Old Woman Who
Lived in a Shoe" A beautiful Christ
mas tree was the center of attraction
and Santa Claus delivered presents
for all. The hostess served elegant
refreshments DR.. E. j. Bulgin, the
noted evangelist preached two sermons
to crowded houses Saturday night. He
was to preach at o'clock and by
o'clock the Methodist church was al
most filled. BY 500 the church was
packed. DR.. Bulgin came at this time
amid great applause accompanied by
Harry Box the soloist, who was witt
him in this city one year ago, and I'm
mediately started the services. A:
large crowds overturned away he an
nounced that he would preach again
at 9 o'clock and as rapidly as the crowt
could leave after the first service, the
church filled for the second service
Mr. Box sang four beautiful solos a
each service Dr. Bulgin held thu
closest attention of his audience from
the beginning to the end of each ser
mon, which were each very impress
sive. Sunday was DIR. Bulgin's last da.
of the meetings in Portland, Ind, ant
on Monday he was to leave for hi
home in Portland, Ore, for the holida.
season. He has signed contract t
hold a six weeks meeting in the Cadl
tabernacle in Indianapolis starting
March Is.
STRAUGHNS, Ind.-Stanton Co,
burn and daughter, Genevieve, ant
2 Martha Catey went to Cambridge Sal