The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-28

Dr. Meek Sunday evening. Ida Platt,
Norma Wofal, Dorothy Williams, Mary
and Christine Morgan called on Dor
othy Slick Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Thurston spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Thurs
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Roy DeCamp of
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Riram Clark
of Palestine and Mr.. and Mrs. Chal-
mer Caskey spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Caskey. Mrs. Hettie
Rife spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Cecil Wolfal . Mrs. Will Ross
called on Mrs. Sam Stapelton Monday
Mrs Eastman returned to her home
after few weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Little.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-The Mod
ern Woodman had work on Thursday
night. 49,. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mckee
have been in Connersville visiting rela-
tives. DIR. Kart and Grace ROBBIE,
chiropractors, spent Monday in this
city. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dairy
have returned to Alliance, Ohio. after
visiting Mr. Dairys' mother, Mrs.
Thomas Dairy Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Frohnapfel and son, Frank, were here
over Monday meeting friends. The
Rebekah Aid society will hold an all
day meeting next Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Emma Graves. Mrs.
c. M. Pierce and Mrs. F. H. Morrow
are attending Grand Chapter Order of
Eastern Star, at Indianapolis :. The
Modern Woodmen will entertain the
members and their families to a pot
luck supper next Thursday night. Two
state officers will be present E. w
Barrett of Muncie spoke to the mems
Bible class of the First M. E. church
| Tuesday evening on Personal Respon.
sibility" The Sunday cshool orchestra
furnished the music Refreshments
were served in the basement of the
church About 80 men were present
! Mrs. Laura Richey is expecting he1
nephew, James Taylor and wife OF
Mansfield, Ohio. Mrs. William Haug
! ley and Miss E. NJ Boyd entertained
4! A. NJ. Threewits of Centerville Sun
day A teachers training class has
| been organized in the First Christian
church. The class at present numbers
! 12 Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Harris cele
| brated their fiftieth wedding annivers
airy at their home north of Green's
Fork Monday. Many neighbors, friends
and relatives were present and spe
cially planned program consisting O.
music, recitations and speaking wa!
f.; given in the afternoon :. Born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Fink, Thursday morn
ing, a son, Philip Earle. -. Harr!
Turner is making some Improvement!
on his home. The Pocahontas lodg'
will have work Thursday night.
1 LIBERTY, Ind.-The local Amer
lean Legion members are invited t,
attend the legion posts meeting a
Brookville Monday evening. A BIZ
time is anticipated All the local boy
are urged to attend +. The Legiol
auxiliary met Tuesday evening at tn
library and effected an organization
The different committees were az
pointed, and a good attendance wa
reported. Mrs. j. H. Maibaugh i
/ spending the weekend with he
daughter. Mrs. Will Blum, at Cincir
natl. b o. Alternately is home iron
Noblesville for the week Mrs. Abel
nathy is helping County Treasure
Will Crawford during taxpaying 49,.
The restaurant owned by Chase BrooE
bank and James George has been sol
. WI
ner Mr.. Williams and family move
to Liberty on Monday and are now i
charge of the business. "A splendi
entertainment has been provided TO
the "Perfects" by the "Imperfects." t
be given Friday night at the NJ T
church The following program ha
been decided upon by committee c
all the classes: Orchestra; prayer
I 10 rnnifotinn n
Anna Lafuze; duet, Sarah Anna Bon
and Rowena La Lafuze; reading, HI
eel Lathrop; playlet, Aunt Jemima'
Money" solo, Josephine Bias; recft:
, ton, Nellie Dawes; song, Mrs. John
class; recitation, Mary Louise Robil
son; violin solo. Ruth Essex; recit;
, ton, Ruth Anna Roberts. j.
! Moore, who has been in Korea for
} years, will fill the pulpit at the Met
odist church Sunday morning, May
> Mr.. Moore has thorough knowledg
: of conditions in Korea, and his a
:, dress is said to be exceedingly int
> esting. The next regular meeting
f the Jefferson club will be held We
/. nesday evening, May 3, at o'cloc
q Sam Trabue, secretary of the sta
8 committee, will speak. Lunch will
1 served. The club rooms will be ope
). on the night of May to receive pl
t mary election returns.
WEST RIVER, Ind.-Mr. and MI
Y Orval Gray and daughter, Lucille, vi
d tied friends at Huntsville Sunday.
5 M. and Mrs. John Lumpkins and oh
/: dreu. Mary Ann and Paul. eDtertaint
S Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. CT
l. ford Clampet and children, George al
|, Margaret and Ray Driscoll. Mr. al
a Mrs. Walter Beeson had as the
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Branst