The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-09

top while good cOmblng WOODS are
firm. Yorkshire reflects the same col-
dition OF affairs to being down PENN
to four pence for September and Oc-i
tober delivery.
tanning her two sisters, Mrs. Roy Lit
tie, Richmond. and Mrs. o. r. Jordan
of New Paris. :. Miss Mary jackson
spent Sunday at Cambridge City with
friends. Whitewater Valley Grange
held a delightful meeting Saturday eve
ming The Grange orchestra played
several fine numbers. Orval Bragg had
charge of the Scripture lesson. J. w.
Noakes sang Have Smile. Mrs.
Daisy Coblentz played a piano solo.
The discussion. Which Requires the
Most Wisdom-To Earn a Dollar, Save
1t or Spend It." was decided in favor
of the spending end. The debate be-
tween Mrs A J. Murray and E. R.
Clark was postponed until July 1. The
une birthday committee will present
a special program Saturday evening,
Jyhe II. At the Saturday evening
melting roll call was answered by
suggested names for farm homes and
maR unusual and pretty titles were
suggested. There was a fine attend
ance pd splendid interest. Mr.. and
Mrs. larl Mitchell and daughter at
tended Decoration Day exercises at
Chester Sunday and heard Rev. ]. W.
Zerbe o. Scotland, S. D.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Bragg, Mrs. Alice Dow
Ter, Mr.. md Mrs. Ed l. Bragg and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell
and dauglt,r were in attendance Sat
urday AFTERNOON at the Grange confer
ence at Warrington Grange near Get
tysburg. New Paris Kindergarten
and story hon will be held during June
and July on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday forenooas. Mrs. r. H. Brandon
will take charge on Wednesday fore
noon and Miss Helen Harris will look
after the WORK at the two remaining
sessions. The enrolment is close to
20 and the worl is progressing in fine
shape. The worT-%s under the auspices
of the Mothers cllh. and is held in the
Jefferson Township Library room.
There will be vaation for the kid
dies in August all If the month . .
st. Paufs Methods. church held a
fine special meeting Sunday evening
the men of the Brotherhood class hav,
: ing charge. Different classes take
charge each Sunday evening and the
innovation is proving quite interest
: ing. The Sunday eveuing program
/ was: Prelude, orchetca and piano:
/ illustrated song, Home, Sweet Home, >
by mems class; Scripture reading, T
: ]. Samuels; prayer, Henry Bragg: Sc
| lection by quartet, c. NJ Mitchell. H
H. Killbourn, Marcus Pe1land, HARRY
: Bragg: reading, Home" M. Mitch
: ell; solo, Anchored" H. H.KilIbourn:
2 announcements, J. A. Benso.: sermon
| Home, Mans Paradise" lev. T. ]
: Gregg; song by congregation followed
by benediction. The ladies of Mrs
: Henry Bragg's class will haze charg,
: Sunday evening, June H.. Mrs. 10
\ seph Baker and son have totl beer
/ quite i'll, threatened with Pneumonia
Y but are improved. Mrs. E. J. Sfer O
> West Manchester Ohio, has bee her,
aiding in caring for them Mrs Mol;
b Mitchell is storing her household God
q and will go to Dayton this veg t.
make her home with her father
r The c. S. C. S. met Thursday Afternoon
4 in the regular June melting at the ION,
! of Mrs. Norman Weatherly on the la
= tional road. The ladies spent the lin,
. making comfort blocks, which vi
:. later be joined and the comfort give
r W 0OAAAC WI LILY hCCug Id1lJly- LID
= were eleven members and three vi
\ tors present. The hostess served 7
= freshments of lemonade, ice cream 81
= cake. The July hostess will be Nj
e Wiring Shelter and the meeting W
- be held July s. e. Lawn festivals a
to be revived in New Paris. The Pre-
: byterian Thimble club has announcr
- one for Saturday evening, June II, al
oil - H. Ma4h
, Sunday school has selected the eve
= ing OF July 4th. Children's Day c
). ercises in New Paris will be held
- follows: Presbyterian, June II,
~ 1870 a. m; Methodist, June IS, z:
y p. m; Christian, June %, 7:30 p.
I The Pleasant Hill Z. B. exercises "
g also be held June Is, at 7:30 p. m.
- Miss Mary Clingenpeel was the victi
ID of a surprise party Friday evenir
~ the occasion being her birthday an
u versary. A pleasant evening was spe
y by the following guests: Misses LII
Reinheimer, Geneva Litton, Blanc
le Hodgin, Florence Marshall and Esth
s, jackson Miss Oneida Denny
OF spending this week at Concord wi
ID her sister, Mrs. Joseph Dunlap, a
ID family Mrs w. P. Mills. Miss
Of Tuesday for Indianapolis, Ind, whe
ne they will visit the remainder of t
week with Rev. and Mrs. c. G. Bak'
n 49,. Mr. and Mrs. Ola Potts of Eat
I'll spent Tuesday with Mr. and NJ
I'd James Kuth. !. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
G. Hawkey had as Sunday guests Mr.. a
III Mrs. Harry Copp of Oxford, Ohio. q
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman Brown of Lew
burg, Ohio Mrs. James Kuth retul
ed home from Reid hospital Mond
I'd evening and is recovering nicely FRI
ly her recent operation. Mrs. Ma
Of Yours, Eaton, Ohio, visited New Pa
is friends this week. Miss Phoe
of Smith and Mrs. Betty Weaver-Wils
III OF Shelbyville. Ind, were in New Pa
Id Tuesday visiting with girlhood frien
s. 49,. Samuel Keelor of Dayton, oh
"a spent the weekend with his daught
tn Mrs. ]. F. Clawson. Mr.. and Mrs Ell
[r. Herman leave Saturday on their t
IS. to New York, where they will embs
ay for a tour of Europe. .. Mr.. and VI
er- V E. Thompson and daughter NJ;