Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 232, Lebanon, Boone County, 27 June 1917 — Page 3
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Cbffee3jmes A DAY? TF voo do, you grind Into It the, bitter chaff which ruins its flavor and aroma. There is do chaff tn Golden San Coffee. It is cut by s special process not ground. Packed in air-tight, sealed, flavor-retaining cans. Golden Sun gives a maximum number of cups of rich, clear, fragrant coffee 13 every pound. The price is modest Only grocers sell it No premiums jutt the finest coffee. Golden Sun THE WOOLSON SPICE CO. ToUdo, OkM CAMP FIRE GIRLS. Meeting for all Interested in Such Organization lo be Held Friday. A meeting for all these interested in the organization of Camp Fire girls, will be held Frhuy afternoon at i :-'t0 o'clock at the public library at which time girls between the age of twelve and eighteen and the mother of the (firls tire a.'kcd to be present. RECl LAR SOCIAL MEETING. The Y. M. V. class of the Methodist Sunday school held itti regular social meeting Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors at which time the following program was given: Hong, "The Ked, White and Rlue," by class; violin solo, Mrs. A, A. Williamson, ac companied by Mm. B. B. Nichols, pianist; reading;, Mrs. William Emmons; vocal polo. Miss Florence Parkin; piano solo, Miss Darlie Fisher During; the enjoyable serial hour which followed the program light refresh ments were served. BI-WEEKLY MEETING. The Business Women's Bible I-eague hold its bi-weekly meeting Thurs- - "is; at 7:30 o'clock prompt .; I nt of the library. All mem--e league are urged to be 1 H of the business wority are given a cordial
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IS Several Well Attended Events of the Kind Have Already Been Held. The season of the year for family icuninns is here. Hie annual gatherngs are always event of importance ind aie largely attended. Iierry-Hrattnn Reunion. About one hundred persona were rresent at the home of Mr. and Mis. Will Troutman in New Itosri Sunday the reunion of the Bcrry-Hratton families. During the morning the lime was spent getting acquainted iwth many who had come to the gathering for the first time. The abundant Itnner vjs spread in the shade of the tieos on the lawn at noon. In the afternoon Mrs. Bertha Dice read the hist..rv of the family descendant of Wro. l'..lly Itiny illation. Talks wrre riven by several older ones and renditions bv several children. ' Those ore-a-nt were, Mr. and Mrs. Salem G. I'ntti-on, of Cedar Kopids, la.; Mr. ,n,l Mrs. Trotter, of Toledo. ().; Bert Peterson, wife ami daughter, Mrs. Hortha Dice and daughter, Miss Marie llration. of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. (has. Uratton, Mr. and Mrs. fhiia. Martin, Harry Stuhbins and family, of nfordsville; Orph Biatton and ily, Harvey Brntton and wife, Wal-t-r Mulligan and family, Ralph Bratton and family, Herman Bratton and wife of near Mace; ( has. B. Bratton and wife, Carl and Miss Bernice Bratn of Hrownshurg; J. N. Bratton and wife, Master J as. Kihbey of near Darlington, Henry Crain and wife of I.rhannn, Ernest Crain and family of lear Mechanicshurg, J. C. Caldwell ind wife, Everett Caldwell and family has. McClain and family, Ralph Jones ind wife and Miss Mildred Kibhey if near Advance, Jos. Ward anil laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Henry of near Crawfonlsville, Rol-rt Bratton, Glen Love and family, Frank Bratton and family, Jewell Turner an : fe. Frank Walkup and wife, Waltei Bratton and family. Warren Bratton id family. Miss Wall. Wm. Petern. and Miss Mary Waikup. It a,-. dc ied to hold the next meeting at tin me of Harvey Bratton near l.innshurg the first Sunday in September. 1918. Owens Family. A family reunion was held at the home of Mm. Isabel! Owens near Adance Sunday, June 2 1. Formerly the early gatherings at the Owen home had been to celebrate the wedding anrary of the late Miredith Owens d wife. As Mr. Owens death oerurI last September, his decendanU not forgetful of the day of their annual gathering met at the above home their first family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Owens lived to celebrate their ilth wedding anniversary. Those present Sunday wore Lewis Owens, w ife and son Fred, Sumner Owens anil family, Ira Scott and family, Ernest Edrington and family, Mr. and Mrs. ("alia Ross, Clyde Culley and family, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Koss, Samuel Ross Albert Wyncoop ajid family, John Purlue and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdue, I.uke Jackson and family, George Evans and family, John Owens and family, Charlie Owens and famly, Mollie Jackson and daughter Mary, Wm. Owens and family, Carrie. Merlie and Fern Jackson, Oakie, Waler anil Frank Owens, Katherine Young and Hertha Owens. There were childien present, Mrs. Mollie Jai-Kson, Mrs, John J'unlue, tewis am! Chas. Owens; twenty-one grandchili ami twenty greatgrandchildren. One of the main features wan the dinr spread at the noon hour. A short program consisting of songs anil reel toti ns was enjoyed hy all. An or ganization was perfected with Sumner Owens president, Wm. Owens vice president and Grace Owens secretary treasurer. The program committee is composed of Ivy Koss, Joseph Pur lue and Ralph Owens. Msngua Reunion. The Mangus reunion will he held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson near Advance Sunday, July 1st. The following program has been ar ranged : Forenoon. Song, "Blest be the lie. Invocation. Scripture Reading, Matt. 7 Mrs Mollie Mangus. Song l,ee Owens' children. Welcome Address Wm. Johnson. Response Geo. M. Mangust Song Richard Wall. Declamation Ivy Ovens. ReadingTalks or songs by volun teers. Afternoon. Song. Invocation Lora McClain. Scriiiture Reading. Bong Al!es Rev, O. V. Rector. Ki!Hf Mm. May Norton.
SOCIAL CALENDAR,
TfrT J&DAY. Jolly Social tciur Club Mrs. NichlOias tjeinerii, .w. j Halcyon club .Mrs. C. B. Adair, j Mrs. J. R. Ball, assistant, all day Business Women's Bible LeagueLibrary basement, 7:S0. Rain or Shine Cub Mrs. Mori Stephenson, 2:S0, Mrs. J. R. Bohanon and Mrs. Charles Rader assistants. FRIDAY. West End Bridge club Mrs. Anna Byers, 1:'.',0, Miss Hattie Adlcr, assistant. Double Q Friendship Club Mrs. I. S. Adney, 9 a. m. Jolly Stitchers club Mrs. William Berry, 1:30. Neighborhood club Mrs. D. L. Booher, 2:"U. PERSONAL MKNTION. Miss Mae Holloman and Miss Lolita Thomas were in Indianapolis today. Mrs. Anna Conner of liutiunaK)lis, is the guest of Miss Tuda Conner of northeast of Lebanon. Mrs Claude Crooks is spending the week with her parents, Mr. und Mrs. Charles Himes of south of l,ebanon. Mrs. Carrie Ward and little son of Eldora, la., are spending several dai with her parents, Kev. and Mrs. J. M. Tuggle. Mrs. O. F. Taylor of Thorntown, "as the guest Tuesday of her sister. Mrs. J. W. Hedges of north Meridian street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hosteller of West North street spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicely of near Advance. Mrs. Maggie Parr who has been spending several days in Indianapolis the guest of Mrs. Dr. Shelbuin returned home tndny. Andrew Adams of Columbus, 0.. came Tuesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. George E. Adams and Mrs. Ida Wyncoop and family. Mrs, Hany Huggett. who has been the guest of a few days of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lindsay, has returned to her home in Chicago. Mrs. Fred Byers of Kokomo is spending the week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Norwood of North I-banon street. Mrs. Harry Crider returned to her home in Indianapolis t'xhy after a vvii-k- visit with Mr. and Mrs i.eoige crider and other ir.ias.ivis. ItusscH Trout und fnmily of West Main street and C. 0. Powell and family of Max, inoioieil to Cataract, Sunday and spent the day with W. H. Nay and family. Fred Cory, of F'lgin, HI., came last evening for a visit with his mother. Mrs. Ida Cory, who is ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. (iuy Voris on Esplanade street. Mrs, Corb Allen and Mrs. Vem Allen and children, Virginia and GayIon of Thorntown, were entertained yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen of East Main street. Mrs. Anna Stoltr. of West Main treet left yesterday for Chicago for i visit with her son Charles Stoltz. Mrs. Stoltz will also visit relatives in Iowa before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bryan of Ijifnyette are here for a visit with Mr. t .1 Mrs. Charles Bryan and other rel atives. Mr. and Mrs. B;aii spent lay in Whitestown with Vern Bryan and family. Utile Miss Mary Isiuisc Clark, laughter of Mr.' und Mrs. Claude Clark of Craw fordsville, was the guest yesterday of Cornelia Belle Clark laughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Clark of West Main street. O. P. Perkins of Muncie who has been spending several days in Keokuk. Iowa, looking after business interests stopped here last night for a short visit with his mother, Mrs. F.lizaheth Perkins, leaving this morning for El wood. Miss Hazel Hall and hUy Hall of Crawfordsville, were week-end guests of Charles Higbee nnd family of West Washington street. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Higbee ant children Mar garet and Donald and Miss Hall and brother were entertained at the home of E. C. Butler near Hazeirigg. Mrs. F.ffie Dickens of' Cleveland 0., and her grandson. Frederick Martin of I JiFountain, Ind., and Mrs. W. H. Snnrks of Chicago, are spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rowan of North Jameson street Mrs. Dickens is a sister of Mr. Rowan and Mrs. Sparks is a sister of Mrs. Rowan. Paul Hammond spent last night here, the guest of Dr. ant aura. A. H. Jones and daughter Miss Lois, enroute from Shoals, Ind., to his home in Ames, Iowa. Mr. Hammond is a nephew of Mrs. Jones. Or. Jones and family also had as their guest yesterday, Dr. Jones' brother Milford Jones of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Huffef and daughters Vida, Pearl and Ho and also their little grandson, Lester Vern Mc Adams of near lorest; Mrs. Elton Chamberlain and son Earl Wesley of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. John Fairfield and sent Wi'liam Harold and John Robert of this city spent Sunday with 11 r, ind Mrs. Starrts of KHt Crvo streH.
DauRhter of Mr, and Mrs. W. II. Winn Was Married Today to Robert Wallace, of Cleveland.
Many bowls and vases of lilies, pink sweet pens and greenery appointed the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Winn, on North Lebanon street this morning for the wedding of their daughtea-. Miss Leona to Robert Wallace of Cleveland. O., the service being rend at 10 o'clock by the Rev. C. A. Parkin, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. Only the imme diate member of the family were present. Following the ceremony a dinner was served. Mr. Wallace has taken his bride for a short wedding iou ney after which they will return in this city for a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Winn before going to Cleveland for resilience. The marriage is the culmination of a college romance begun when both were students at the Bradley Polytechnical Institute at Peoria, III., from winch institution they are iTadua'es Miss Winn is one of I.ebanun's most ih polar young ladies being prominent in social and church? activities. Mr. Wallace is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wallace of Cleveland and is a young man of splendid traits of character. The marriage solemnized this morning was a surprise to the many friends of the young couple, who knowing of the engagement were not aware of the nearness of the wedding. SHOWER PARTY. Mrs. Donald Byrd of this city anil Mri. C. R. Thompson of Frankfort. two recent brides, were honor guests at a miscellaneous shower party given ast night by the members of the Birthday Club of Fra.ikfort at the home of Mrs. Guy Merril. Mrs. Byrd and Mrs. Thompson are both popular members of the club. Th? evening was ient in needlework and conversation nd a luncheon was served. GAVE DINNER PARTY. Miss Callia Martin will be hostess to a 6 o'clock dinner party this evenng, entertaining at her home on West Busby street. Miss Anna Slattery. Miss Agnes Pemberton, Miss Margart Hand, of this city and Miss Berlice Denny of Wcsttield. THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLl'B. The Neighborhood club wilt be en tertained at the home of Mrs. D. L. Runner 223 South Meridian street. Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The members will spend the afternoon sewing for the Red Cross soc iety. MFMORI L SERVICE. The Pythian Sisters will observe Memorial services Friday night at the lodge room. Each member is ask ed to tiring a bouquet. FA1RVIEW. Attendance at Sunday school Sunlay w as M. Granville Lucas nnd family and Jacob Lucas of Noblesville, Ernest Peters and family of Heath, visited E. K. Beemnn's Sunday. K. E. West and family and Mrs. Adams called in the afternoon. Henry Smith and wife and Mrs. Mav Smitn and children of Ibanon. visited Ora Smith Thursday. Masey Goodnight and family of Elizaville, visited with T. J. Spickli mire Sunday. Mrs. John Sanders still remains very ill. Pleasant Lewallen and family of S'tringtown. and Alva lewallen and family took dinner Sunday with Mrs. Maggie Lewallen. J. O. Robinson is somewhat improved. ,1. It. Miller and family attended the Edwards family reunion Sunday at the i-.nmp of Mrs. Samantha Beit. CONCORD. There will be preaching services at this place Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Pearl Pittinger was taken to the W'itham hospital Friday of list seek., Her case is-very critical., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reynolds and I itti? son Earl spent Sunday at Mrs. Alice Worrell's, Ixiral F'arl Hendrickson has been spending a few days with Mrs. Lou Garner. J. H. Troutman is doing soma carpenter work for S- S. Acum. Mr. and Mrs. Flem Boyd and daughter, Ruth, called on Mrs. A. Worrell and children Friday evening. The Children's exercises at Milledgeville, Sunday night wera well attended. WEST OF PIKE. Ralph Fall called on Lao Endree Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Warnm Waited with M-s. Jan Warren Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Endnva and son John motored to Shelbyville Sunday and apent the day with Thomas Wortand and family. Mia Lacy EnJtes, who had been apeading a week
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