The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-02

-. Jack Holcomb assisted Orwell
Parker in threshing oats Monday.
Garnett Holbrook assisted Melvin
Wood in threshing oats Monday.
Mrs Virginia Holcomb and her niece,
Mrs Vicktory Holbrook, were in
Mooreland Tuesday.
NEW PARIS, Ohio-Misses Lucille
and Alice Pickett spent several days
of last week with friends at Richmond
80. Mrs. Mary Baumgardner, of Rim
mond, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Emma Noakes, and family 80. P. A.
Riley of Huntington spent Sunday with
| his family 49,. Mrs. Cora Engle and
| family were the dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VanThompson and daughter,
Miss Mary, Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
H. D. RoyeT spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eby
and family of near Eldorado. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Aker of Eaton, were
the weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Marcus Penland -. Mr.. and Mrs. M
| H. Pence had as their guests at din
ner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Pence
and daughter, Martha, of Chicago. go.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Leftwich and son
Junior of Indianapolis, came Saturday
IOT d Wt6h-Guu NlSll Will MISS SoI lS
| Whitaker. Mrs. Mary Leftwich anc
A. F. Leftwich, who has been Miss
I Whitaker's guests, returned with then
!. Mrs. Chenoweth of williamsburg
lis the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Ethel Reid. Mrs. Gladys Jones anC
daughter, Jane, of Dayton, spent Fri
day and Saturday with Mrs. Jones
parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Viets.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Murray, Mar!
Alice Murray and Guy Murray were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. ReiC
Sunday . . Misses Helen Weller, Mag
daIene Maloney, Wilma Pence, Rutl
Engle and Mary Thompson called OIL
Misses Olive and Lorene Reid, Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Clifford Kes
sler of Richmond spent Friday witt
Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Collins and famil,
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Flaherty and famil,
of Richmond are the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. Thomas Courtemanche. 80. MI
\ and Mrs. Fred Burtch of Richmon
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs
Anna Burtch and Calvin Burtch. 49,.
Alvin Crum of Toledo. spent Frida
at the France quarries Rev. Clal
ence Baker of Indianapolis spent Sur
: day with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills.
: Mrs. William Barber and children @
Anderson were the guests of Mr. an
Mrs. A. T. Barber for several day
last week. ... Mrs. Joseph Zea an
: children are the guests of relatives a
S IGreenville. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
: Alexander and son motored to German
l town Sunday, where they spent tn
1 day with Mr.. AIexander's sister, Mr.
d Cloy Higgs and family. 800. Mr.. an
a Mrs. R H. Grandson have had as the
d guest for several days, Miss EleanC
q Sparklin of Ansonia.. Rev. and Mr.
. James E. Harris and children le
: Monday for a vacation trip of Nv
l. weeks. Rev. Harris has been granite
). vacation from his work in the Pre-
/, byterian church during the entil
d month of August. During this tin
Y church services and the regular We
n nesday evening meetings for Bib
:. study will be discontinued. The Re
d D. L. Myers of Dayton filled the pJ
|, pits of the Presbyterian churches
h Gettysburg and New Paris Sunds
s. morning and evening when he Pr
e scented the cause of the Dorothy 10y
h Presbyterian Homes for the Aged ar
l. for Children, to be built at Sidne
II The movement was instigated in Il
b. Dayton Presbytery of the synod
e Ohio, and when the homes are cor
IS pleted they viii be the first instit
v tons of their kind to be planned al
" built by the Presbyterian church
lie the United States. .Orla Harris 81
ID fered the loss of a valuable horse Mo