The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-19
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CENTERYILLE, Ind.-Owing to the
M. E. church remodeling the program
for Christmas has been called OFF.
There probably will he hort program
by the children at the Sunday school
hour and treat given at this time next
Sunday morning. Joseph Commons
entertained Mrs. Sadie Commons and
niece and Miss Marie Cassel to dinner
Sunday. Mrs. Commons and niece will
leave in few days 20 spend the win
ter in California. The ladies of the
Methodist church cleared about SIS
at the fair given in the church base
ment Saturday afternoon and evening.
IA great Improvement was made
on Main Cross street last week by the
tearing down OF the cid McCanaha liv-
cry barn. This building was condemn
ed by the state fire marshal several
months ago and recently sold to a man
in Milton, who is having the old lum-
mer in it hauled to Milton for use
in building. A beautiful building lot
has been made possible by the removal
of this building. =. . Miss Beulah Bow
ers left last week to spend the winter
in Phoenix, Ariz. Miss Bowers was
compelled to resign her school at New
castle several weeks ago and go to
AIizont for her health. =. Mrs. Alice
Dearth and grandson spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Julian George.
Miss Marie Cassel will spend the Holt
days with her parents at Farmland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rush of Pershing
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pleas.
ant Bond. :. Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. O'Neal
attended a banquet Thursday evening
given by the State Lumbermen's asso-
citation in honor of their wives, at the
First English Lutheran church at Rich
mond Mrs. William Dunkle and
Mrs. Harry Johnston were hostesses
for the Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety of the M. Z. church Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Dulkle Mrs. o. K.
Dunbar had charge OF the program. a
special feature of the afternoon was
the packing of Christmas box for TIL,
mission workers in Gary. A number
of useful as well as pretty gifts and
pieces of clothing were given for this
cause. During the social hour a de-
licious luncheon was served by the
hostesses.. =. Mrs. linda Smelser, new
ly elected matron of the Eastern Star,
has announced the appoirtive officers
for that organization as follows: Ada,
Mrs. Leah Hutchinson; Ruth, Mrs. p.
G. O'Neal; Esther, Mrs. James Driffel:
Martha, Mrs. Estella Trouse; Electa,
Mrs. Mae Nelson; Warder, Mrs Clara
Mathews; Sentinel, Alice Medearis;
chaplain, Mrs. Irene Porter; marshal,
Mrs. Mary Porter; organist, Mrs. Ruby
O'Melia. Installation will be held Fri.
day evening. Members and families
invited. e.. Mrs. John Cope went to In
dianapolis last week for an operation
for goiter. She will be operated upon
the first Of this week. Robert Peele,
who has been taking treatment in
kentucky at sanitarium for throat
trouble, came home the latter part of
the week for an over Christmas visit
with his parents. The date of the
Farmers Institute has been set for
Jan. 81 and Feb l. Afternoon and
evening sessions both days.. Rev.
and Mrs. Chadwick and daughter Thel.
ma were entertained to dinner Sun
dday by Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunkle.
-. George Blose has been very sick
for the past week and unable to attend
school. Mr.. and Mrs Watson ONeal,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Markley and fam
lily, and VIII Childers were entertained
to dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. F.
G. O'Neal. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Lantz and family spent several days
last week visiting o. X Dunbar. 49,.
Mrs. c. Z. Bull and children spent Sat
urday with Miss Bessie Bull
GREEN'S FORK, Ind-Mr. and Mrs.
f. w. Bonn and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
John Gausepohl of Richmond spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Stan
ton and family. Ladies of the U. B,
church will hold a market and bazaar
in Ellis store Saturday, Dec. %. j.
j. Smith of Newcastle and Will league
OF Hagerstown spent Friday here. :.
Miss Marie Bond was the dinner guest
Sunday of Effie Brooks. Rev. Scott
preached at the Christian church Sun
day morning on Love" Iva Nicholson
sang a solo, Cast Thy Bread Upon
the Water Mrs. Margaret Stewart
of Spiceland and Mrs. Nina Hough of
Cowan returned to their homes Mon |
day morning after visiting their sister,
Mrs. Jonathan Cloud, the past week. :. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brooks and baby |
and Belle Brooks were in Richmond |
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