The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-05

day. ;. Mrs. Delphine Taylor enter
tanned Miss Gaddis, of Purdue univer-
sity, at 6 o'clock dinner Thursday
evening at her home in Quakertown
=. Misses Anna and Lena Schlech-
tweg. of Springdale farm, north of
town, called on Miss Malinda Leech
Thursday. !. Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Tay
| Tor, of near Harrisburg, took dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Johns and
daughter. Viola Mae. of near Bath,
and shopped in Liberty in the after
noon They called on Mr.. and Mrs. T.
B. Leech in the evening. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Charles Potter, of Walnut Lane,
visited friends here Saturday. Mrs.
Alice Brandenburg was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Taylor at Quaker
| town Saturday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Moore and son, Robert,
of College Corner, attended church
services here Sunday and took din
ner with home folks, Rev. and Mrs.
! D. r. Moore at Liberty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Templeton, of near Terre
Haute, motored through Saturday and
are guests of his mother, Mrs. Mary
H. Templeton. They will also visit a
sister, Mrs. Jack Booth, south of
Quakertown. . The Woman's Mission
airy society of the Presbyterian church
will hold its next meeting at the farm
home of Mrs. George Stanley. west of
town, Thursday, April 13, which day
will be guest day. Each member is
invited to bring some lady as a guest
=. Miss Hilda Stanley was a guest of
her grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Hill, at
| Liberty, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
my Richardson were up from their
farm home on Elks Creek and visited
home folks Saturday. Walter Finch
and family, of Brownsville, were the
guests of home folks, Mr. and Mrs.
| Dudley Richardson, Sunday.
i LYNN, Ind.-Sarah Swanden of Earl
ham college is the vacation guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Swanden. =. Charles Saucer of Pekin,
H., was the guest Sunday of his fam
lily here. Mrs. Harry Wise and
daughter Dana were Richmond shop
|pers Monday. Mrs. Mary Reynolds,
who is working in Richmond, is the
guest over Sunday of Mrs. Jennie
Thomas and daughter Charrelle. -.
Lester Holingsworth, after an over
Sunday visit with his parents, return
ed to his work near New Paris. !. &c
icil Hill spent Monday in Richmond,
a business visitor ]. Mrs. Charles JAR
; rett was taken to the Reid hospital
; Friday. She has been in poor health
; The Friends Sunday school and
adult chorus will give an Easter pro
gram at the evening service hour.
Mont Manning, who for some months
has been employed in and near Chi
; cago. is spending some days with his
family here. Mrs. Henry McGill re
. turned Monday from Springfield, Ohio
where she was the weekend guest Of
, her daughter, Mrs. Garrison. Harry
Mccarthy, conductor on the Big Foul
west of Indianapolis, spent the week
end with his family here.
SPARTANSBURG, Ind Quite {
number of the junior class of Spartans
. burg high school were entertained a.
the home of Miss Dorothy Cox Tues
day evening. After rehearsing for the
. Junior play which will be given in thu
Christian church Tuesday evening
April 10, party games were enjoycl
:. by the crowd. Those present were
! Misses Dorothy Cox, Ruth Thorn, Eliz
a.. abeth Wise, Fern Lacey, Geneva Burk
!, hardt, Virginia Scott, Flanche Cox
: Floyd Hutchinson, Orville Bowen, Ra,
> Dean Mote, Verlin Brown, Hemai
Scott, and Dean Lewis. -. The follow
;. ing girls met at the home of Mis-!
. Ruth Thorn, of Lynn, Saturday night
!. to prepare for the junior and senio
reception: Misses Fern Lacey, Paulin'
Carper, Elizabeth Wise, Geneva Burk
hardt, Virginia Scott and Ruth Thorn
| -. Miss Elizabeth Wise, Miss Rut
| Thorn and Miss Geneva Burkharc
spent Tuesday night with Miss Dol
p othy Cox. Miss Geneva Burkharu
+ spent Saturday night and Sunday witt
4 Miss Virginia Scott. Mrs. Marth
r Stanley, who spent the winter wit
h NJ. R. Scott and family, of this place
returned to her home in the southern
" part of Indiana Saturday. Arthu
= Scott was visiting friends and relf
" tives in his old home town, Koltol