Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 9, Lebanon, Boone County, 8 October 1917 — Page 3
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(SV OR. V C. ACOC . "The most (imple nwlbod are usually th most rifwtivs mm "ben tmung any disorder of the human system. Ill mere drinking a run of hot water each roormim. plenty of'pure water all . day, and a lictln Anurio before every meal ha bcc: found the most effective moans uf oncoming kidney trouble. Drain W(Jd occur if toe. kidnevs did nut work day and night in separating poisons and uric acul from the blood. The danger signets are backache, depressions, pain, heaviness, drowsiness, imtsbditv, iK-.-idiiclu. chilliness, rheumatic twinges, swollen joint or gout. finer it is such a mint- matter to step Intoadnigstorrand obtain Amine idoubie strength), nnvone who earnest Iv desirosto regain bealih and new hie will trail no time m beginning tbia treatment. INDIANA WOMEN, TAKE THIS ADVICE!
Laiorte, middle life 1 Severely. 1 h:..i never bviore suffered wiih nnv sort of womanly wc'akac and 1 w-j verv much nfraid ihit tho emu bird r&yjy Purees 'Fffty e-npiioi. (Jr removed veil niv pains alii change came on r. wily 'hit I wan scarcely .unarioui' ol it. It i- l"dfsn years .-Hire I took 'favon'e Prescript ion' and I am just as strmt .it.d well as ran Ik and have never bid 'ho least men of weakness sinee. 1 think it Ih.' most wonderful medicine for women and ould advise it use by all women .it lb.- enlicid time of hie. " Mica. S. i. bAir.K, l Scott St. All druggi.i-.-i. Liquid or tablet. F Simpit Cant dot scmethind f&r particularly when, you txvxy GOOD COFFEE THE cost of the premium must come out of the quality of the coffee. Golden Sun Cojfc fee Is never sold with premiums. It Is til coffee dustlesa and chaffless coffee that brews amber-clear in tho cup, with a fragrant aroraa that whets the appetite for more. Sold onljr by grocers. The WooUon Spice Co. Toledo, Ohio STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the mi cause of the ailment clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. W hen the liver and bowels are performing their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles. If you have a bad taste in your mouth, tongue coated, appetite pour, lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or energy, troubled with undigested foods, you should take Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil You will know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or painTake one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can eat what you iike. At Wc and 23c per box. All druggist .IIIIIIIMIMIIIIMIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIMIItlllllllll'. I Miss Tillie White 2 Spirella Corsetiere : fiuo E. ?ilain St. Lebanon, Ind S E Telephone 047-L ' !lllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIMII Karpens' TTnho1tereI Furniture. COULTEK-S.MOCK CO. Fine targe green tomatoes for sale. Thirty-five cants per bushel. Call phon. U. Fred Uolar, 10-8-f t
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BY MISS ESTHER PERKINS
Impressive and Interesting Services Held Yesterday in Honor of Old People. Sunday was the annua Old Folks' .-mire at the First Baptist church, an oecafion which is looked forward to i:h pleasure by the elderly people .f the congregation. The day is not "ily set aniut for the elderly people m' the Hnptist church but elderly fHendp from other denominations ate always welcome guests. Conveyances ere provided for those who cared to ride, anil every attention possible -howered upon those older gj.-own. I r e church wan appropriately adorne I v. ith golden rotl, asters, cosmos and "ther late flowers; with ripened corn, pumpkins, etc.. combined with the national colors of red, white aivl blue. The music was selected from favor ite songs of the past. Miss Mary Stevens p'ayii.g "Album Leaf" ISeh.imar,n, and Home Sueel limn.-" (Buck.) with chimes. Miss Ola Smtl s:ng "Songs that Helped t's o.i " ii V'ay" ( Rinianoc7 . and the hynirc were old favmites. The scripture !e ?on. the 10.''.rd Psalm was read bv U' V. S, T. Reynolds, and prayer was offered by Rev. J. C. (iipsnn, for tbiit vears a pioneer preacher in Kansas. Ilev. K. H. Kent gave a short ad.!. s having for his emion-th me "Youth Renewed." A feature of 'he mo,-.::i service was the reading of a letter ::i 1 poem written and composed by S. H Dooley. one of the oldest members (' the locnl church who now reside ie Anderson. Mr. Ilooley is now bl:n-! hut was able to guide his hand an i write the letter. Mr. Dooley ex pressed regret 'hat he could not If.' present, saying that he "always en joyed the annual meetings for the old people." He spoke of i.is failing bodily strength but that his spiritual -trength was not growing less " Th. poem which also morning Dooley i mpi-sed bv Mr, :ghty-s th Wrthday. I DKATH AND RKSi:RI'.KCTirN Father is dead, the soul has fled. His mortal course is run. Sorrowing tears for miny years. The victory now has v on. Now kindly lay this house of clay, Back in its mother's arms. Tomb for the dead was Jesus' bed Never will lose its charms. Our time is short, must soon depart. Tis Cod's appointed way, ! Return to dust, evil and just. Till resurrection day. Trumphet will sound, saints under-g-ound, Immortal then will rise, Will leave tliat place a vacant space, j Meet Jesus in the skies. He'll give 'white stones will sit on thrones, j Like angels there will fly. j Now saved by grace this Heavenly i 1; place, We never more will die. ' Streets are pure gold, w ill not grow tdd. Nor fade or pass away. Need no sunliirl t. there is no night, i But one n..petual day. I-amb that was slain with saints will I reign, White robes and crowns will give. A home above with flod of love, i Fternally will live. Voices will raise loud songs of t praise, j To Father and the Son. ' Time will go on still on and on. Heaven has just begun. A silk flag was presented to Jnmes W. Batterton as he was the oldest man present, he also being one of the very faithful soldiers of the Cross and a silk flag was also presented to !Mi:ss Priscilla Kersey, she being eigh- ! ty-seven years of age on her last birthday. Mr. Batterton is eighty-live years ; c and remarkalilv well nreserved r'.'zT 1?LVZ7 carnations and roses, which were trie rift of Paul O. Tauer, florist. Mrs. Kd P. Stephenson was general chairman for the annual service. Both services were profitable and red letter occasions for the church. Large audiences were present at both meetings. Afternoon "Love Feast." The afternoon service was conducted by Rev. W. P. McKinsey of the Methodist church. Feihaps no one is better qu. lifted to conduct such a meeting than Rev. Mr. McKinsey, and under his guidance the love-feast proved to be a blessing to not only the older people hut the younger ones as well. Many heart testimonials were sung with much feeling, Robert Coleman, music supervisor in the city schools leading the song festival. Miss Mary Stevens delighted all with a fifteen minute ergsn recital. - Rev. Mi. Reynold and others offered prayer.
MONDAY. Young I.adiva' Musion Circle Central Christian rhurrh, 7:30. TUESDAY. Inter Next club Miss Margaret Day, 7:30. Tri Kappa Soro:-ity Miss Mary Long. 8:00. Ladies' Industrial Union M. E. church, 2:30. Induatrial society At the Presbyterian church, 3:00. W. R. C G. A. R. hall, 1:00. WEDNESDAY.. W. R. C Odd Fellows hall, 2:30. THURSDAY.
Woman's Mission society First Baiftist church. 2:30 : !:00, Mrs. R. E. Williams, assistant. -. . ' FIRST REUNION. Miller Family Held Reunion in, this ( ily Sunday. first reunion of the Miller fim is held yesterday at the bora!- . and Mrs. Thomas Parks or. Mi West Itu.-bv . trert at which tit Mr Catherine liiaok. of l.afaj ette. a .oTeal'gi.st. This wa.i Mrs. ItlackV lirst visit here in twenty-eight yoair a:id the day was filled with pleasure fur her. She is the .-i.-ter of A. K. and' William Miller of this city. Thr customary big dinner at the noon houi v.-;;s e.ijovc I afu-i wh'ch musical numbers wi re given. The niemne... i ' i!-1 Miller fn mil present enjoy to such an extent that all make the occasion annual, the out of town guesls w d the day lecided to Among ith Mrs. Mr He gian.lsor. of lafayitte; Joe Mi'in.nf Covington; Mr. anil Mrs. William Ulack, of Ci-awfi -o-vi!le; Mr. am' Mr-. Henry Cornelius and daughter nf lireerwood. and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ithorer. of north of Lebanon. I the afternoon Mr. and Mrs Willmte Miller and A. K. Miller, of this city, and Mr-.. Cath. rioe I!!a,-k moto.e.i t, Thorntown where they spent a few hours with Mrs, Henry Boyle, who is ,-enously ill. VISITKD IN CHICAGO. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cory and s,m ; Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. Hairy ilostetter and son, Wayne, returned early this morning from a mntor trio to Chicago. They le't here Thurs day evening, spending the night in Lafayette, and continuing their journey from there Friday morning. Mi-. 1 I Mr. Hostetter and ' son, attended the world's series base hall game Saturday afternoon. While Chicago. Mr. Cory and familv were entertained at the home of Mrs. Cory's brother, Dr. Benjamin Huggins. and i Mr. Hostetter and family were gue of Mrs. Hostetter' sister, Mrs. Hn ard Swisher. VISITING LEBANON FRIENDS. Miss Ara Vaught, of Jacksonville , III., w-ho spent several days the pa-1 ; week in Anderson, where she w.i? .sent as a delegate to a missionar. convention came Saturday nfternoo: for a short visit with friends. Satur day night, she was entertained Rt th home of Mrs. S. C. Clay on Fiast W ash , ington street and Sunday and Sunday night was the guest of Mrs. Grace ! Neptune, of North West street. Mis; Vaught who formerly resided in Lebanon also called on a number of o. hefriends while here. TO MEET TI ESDAY. The Ladies Industrial I'mon if th. M. F. church will meet in the eh ii. h parlors Tuesday afternoon. Oi-toh.-: 9th. at 2:W o'clock. All the ia.i;." of the church are invited. The following prorram will be given: piano duet. Mrs. B. F. Murphy and Mrs. I! B. Nickel,,; reading, Mrs. 11. ('. Brush; vocal solo, Miss Floren.e Parkin. GOING TO H TTIF.SBI RG. Mr. and Mrs. W T. Newman, of In rlianaiiolrs: Mr. and Mrs. Fra:tk C' r.h, of Pike; Mrs. J. R. Caldwell and Mi.-. Lids Caldwell, of this ntv, and Mrs. Floyd Newman, of Indianapolis, wh-. will leave soon for Hattiesburg. to join Mr. Newman, who is in training there, were the dinner guests yeatoiday of Mr. and Mrs. Fav Caldwell, of East F.lm street. TO MEET WEDNESDAY. The Indu.-tri.tl society of ih Probyterian church will rcct at the church Wednesday afternoon at '.',:') o'clock. All members are urged to be present as there is business of importance. OCTOBER MEETING. The regular October meeting of the Young Indies' Mission circle of the Central Christian church will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church. All members are urged to be present. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Albert Parkin announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marian Parkin, to Lieutenant Dana Carl in Latnbert, sun of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Lambert, of Coatsburg. III., who ia now stationed at Rockford, III. No definite time has been set for the wedding. Reporter by mail $3 per year
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i Mrs. Juliet V.I Strauss to Lecture! Here1 on Next Friday Night. The Country Contributor is coming to Lebanon, and everybody is glad to I have the opportunity to see and hear ! this brilliant woman, who is so trulv of ,. own iovliPt "kith and kin.'"' Her real name is Mrs. Juliet V. ; sirnuss. or u)i, . ns ii.,7
l-n called by her friends. She is the ,awren(., Neese and familv, of Kim wife of Lsaae It. Strouse. editor of the lrc,u ,M,nt Sululav with 'M,.. U11, Rockville Tribune, and in his paper!., b,..! of klmlin
:(,. years, sn nas conoucre,, a nepartment. ",S.iiihs and Sayings , in , which sne rivoius ner ooservuiions .,,) .,;; nf her town and towns people, in a delightfully frank ami fearless way. finding out weak point 3n(( ,PmaniiR rcfoims and suggesting remedies. Ilere.no doubt, she! ide her the most fascinating writer of the , short essav in this country. Her worn : is best known to us through her departments in the Indianapolis News. .'..,.1 1 ... !;.' Homo .Journal Finally, people wanted to see and i i ' .,:..;.,i .. r;tP fr. ti, i l.tile town of Hockville. and, at first . reluctantly, she consented to appear en the lecture platform. She proved to he so good to look at. so interesting i to bear, and to deliver so vital a messaire withal, thut she became at once a ; favorite, and cannot fill all the lecture enat-enienls she is offered. ! Mis. Strauss lives intensely every day. and is a model home-maker,yet takes time for the affairs of the big world. She sees luauty in nature, ir woik, and in simple living; she hate shams, and loves real necple. no mat ter how- plain. She is witty, and s-e: the humorous side.- of evei y thing even of lllisfoltuni s. We are irrateful to the "Spanish Americans" for bringing her here, and are sure to experience some ''thrill' when she discusses "Our Qualifiest ons for Democracy," next Friday eight. MISSIONARY MF.KTINC. The monthly meeti man's M:s-ion siv-i.-t Baptist church will hr day afternoon' this we. on which occasion in Pg of th-- Wo-.-of the Fir I he'd on Thursk at the church addition to the e a fruit showid Mrs. lee I ist missionarie' program, there will h er given for Rev. a Thaver who are Ila. located among Navajo and Hi-pi In- ; . linns at Ream's Canon, Arizona. Mrs. Thaver is a sister of Mrs. Lizzie Ful- i
ior and Mrs. L. W. Fulicr of this city, j daughter, Loudella. and Geneva All women of the church are invited i Woods attended the Barr ni.-eting ut to send a can of fruit, which will be : Advance Sunday morning and afterrarefully packed and sent to its des-. noon. tination at an early date. The 1ms- j Mr. nnd Mrs. Clem Shirley entcrtessrs for the meeting are Mrs. A. H. 'tained at dinner yesterday, Misi Marie Felker, Mis. Anna Dod-cn. Mrs. Julia Titus and Stanley Jom-s. In the a'Fowler and Mrs. E. McColley. The , ternoon the party nu.t. red to Indiar.a-iesi-on topic is "The Italian in Anvr- polis. t.-i." ar.d the devotional topic is "Wn- j Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Piatt "'.I man's place in Industry." Members ' children, of Uarronne -tre,-!, n -i -of the church are ask'-d to note the ; guests Sunday of Mrs. Piatt's ninth r, change in the day of meeting from ' Mrs. Lewis tlrautman, of scut h of
W'ednesday month only i Thursday, for this All fruit will be taken! to the basement. CLASS ENTERTAINED.
The Sunbeam class of the Presby i Mr. and Mrs. Aurell Ridi'eway. of rian Sunday school was entertained Morgan county. West Virginia, ariturdav afternoon at the home of ; rived today for a visit with Mr.
Mary Martha Lewis .go street. A short Chic con.-i-tin? of piano numhe' Lewis and Mi-s Josephine and readings by Miss Vale and Miss Irene Gulllon was ter which a social hur was and during the hour refr were served. NOUN DINNER. Mrs. Nancy Ihenton of I'ike wahostess to a noon dinner visteidav entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hen dersr.n nnd M;ss Fern Davis, of thi: city; Mr. and Mrs. Art Si uth. of north east of I-banoii; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hodgin. o' near Frankfort, and R"v. i hn iTentiee, pator of the Hopewell church Pike. DINNER PARTY. id Mrs. Maude Emmert, north of Lebanon, were ho, Is at dinner party yesterday, entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott and grnndiluugtiter. Miss Alma tle.lgn, of near .
Jamestown; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hil-1 Miss Mary Hog-hire and heu-" lingsly and son, Robert Allen, Miss : guest, Visa Dorothy Barber, of D--Nelhe House and Isaac Emmert, oMroit, Mich., have returned to (ire-n-this city. i castle to resume their studios at !)- ' ,Pauw university after spending the W. R. C. TO MEET. jweek end at Miss Hegdiire's heme.
n C will meet Tonurlu,. ' afternoon at 1:00 o'clock in the . A. I i i M r-, wt-,in -r. - they mp(lt t the qjj Veiovl district convention to be held in this city October 13. SUNDAY DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones enter-
tained the following guests, Sunday at During the evening a short program a noon dinner given at their home on " given. Eust Washington street: Mr. and I Mrs. Frank Walter and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dora Overlees and children, OayEsba Armstrong and daughter, Mary I Ion and Gretchen, spent Sunday in l-l- (ki. .... mnA u. I U.. 1I I L ... . 1
I John Herod, of indianapolis.
spent Saturday ii in Indianupolis. Mrs, Fred Coombs and daughter, Janice, apent Saturday in Indianapolis. Roroe Swcpn, or Kat Chicago spent tne wct-is cr-.o witn relatives here. r W. S. Craig la spending a few days in Chicago in the interest of the Craig store, i Mrs. Jane Rodkey returned from a several days' visit in Burlington with relatives. Miss Anita !.-d!e, of Lafayette, is tne glM.st 0f tr. ar.d Mr... Ralpn -oi. c . t. l- , . ...... Mr and Mrs J "c Re-d mc'ord 0 nrar Crav, fo-.ivill'e Ibis momirg am snent the dav on then- faim. ,r am, m rhiW.ren an(, jy. Charle:-, Long and ;. F. A. Swope st ent Sunday yith relatives at F.lir.i'.ville. Rosj'oe Haer and family, of Sunerfor street, spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives at Stnckwell. Mr.' and Mis. William Miller, of Thorntr-wn, wore guests yesterday of Mr - a"'1 Mrs. Robert McCann, of Kim Mis. Ira Roaik returned Saturdayfioin Ar.detson, where she attended the funeral of her cousin. Mrs. lilvth Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Tho and '""V guests of Mrs. Iiaw.e.n's parent near tiadsd.-n Saturday night antl Sunday. Mrs. William Itinkle and Mrs. F. A. Mitchell, of Cutler, Ind., were guests Fiiday of Mrs. L. I). Shannon, er Lebanon street. M'ss Maude White spent Sunday in Indianapobs. the guest of Mr. and Mm. Otha llenlrich and family o' Delaware street. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. K-elv and Mr. and Mrs. William D.idv .-pent Sumluv with Mr. and Mrs. Firman Head, of H.-nilrieks county. Mrs. Melville' North and m-ther. Mrs. A. S. Davidson spent the week end in Indianapolis, the giie-ts of Mrs. Davidson'! istei s. Jo-ie Saltzeaber returned 'ad evening from Crawford.-ville. where she spent a few da.s with Mr. and Mis. Kil Van Can. p. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. White and sen. Robert, Mrs. Kdgar Dodson and Mis. -Lee Taylor left cuily this morning on a motor ti'P to Cliicae-o. William Miller and wife and Rushton Lai-'ollette, wife and daughter, aH of Darlington, were Sunday gucts ' Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rpvnolds. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart had : their dinner guests ye-teiday. Mi Stewart's parents, Mr. snd Mr-. 1 Emlres and family, of north of Let anon. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wills ar Lebanon. Miss Ethel Dnv lias returned from Indianapolis where she was the guest Saturday and Sunday of her aunt. Mrs. H. II. Cramer, and her father. D. M. Davis.
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on West ; Ridgeway's brother, Clarence Ridgeprogram 1 way, and family. by Miss i Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Worty and son. McDaniel Clark and Mr. and Sir. IVrry vita Adams gctt were entertained Sundav at the given, af- home of Mr. and Mrs. '"lint Wilhoit s enjoyed ! of cast of Lebanon.
shmenisl Mr. and Mrs. I ' norm Fall and 'daughter have returned to their honi" ; in Indianapolis after spending a f -'v days here with Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
Jones and other relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. fT.aibs li.gl.ee and daughter. Miss Margaret, and houso guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iiiherlsnn, of South Bend, motoied to In dianapolis Saturday afternoon am! spent several Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caldwell to Chicago Saturday for a fi" visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Long I and family. Thev attended the I world's series base ball game Sundav, ' Mr. and Mrs. Rushton W itt, of West .South street, entertatm-d Sunday. Mr. Urs. L. M. McLwd of Crawfor.isMr. and Mrs. Roy MeLoed and n Vauichn Roderick ami Miss Mabel Blacketar of Brownsvalley. A- erison. nj i as per, vtyo., fo"ner,' ,f " """' J1." visiting relatives and also looking after the interest of the Dixie Investment Company and the Triumph Od ""'Pany w.tr. watch, ne .s connecte... Edna and Evelyn and Miss Roaveno j Youkey were dinner guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Applehy and family, of West North street. Mrs. Ed Walter. Other guests were
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilet nnd Miss Frances Walter. Mrs. John Hawkins. Ernest Sears and son lb belt, of Newcastle, will arrive Tuesday for a peek's vi-it with Mr. and Mr. Samuel Wilcox and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downs. .Mr. Sears is a brother of Mrs. Downs anil Mrs. Wilcox, and Mrs. Hawkins is their Lb I!r nan ha eturned after -pending nth Mr. and Mr e.-dnle un.vill return -he,t -he -ali '. Okh to Ii' ho Miis c.rditi Hit-wins, l,o is at-t.-!:dll:g Hutb-r college, returned to lndiar.anohs thi.-, afternoon after sjiend'ngs-aturday and Sur.dav at her home here. She was accompanied to Indianapolis by Mis? Louise Neal. of Xnhlesville, also a student at Put'er college, who .-pent the day in Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Woolting ami son. Joseph, and Miss Clara Mcl'arland, of Indianapolis, were guests v -s-terday of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. IMu't, of West Busny street. Miss Mi Farland and Master Joseph Woolling r. maine.1 for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Piatt and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Piatt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Enes. who have been residing for a number of years in IndianapoliB. left vesterdav afternoon for Dallas, Texas, for residence. Mrs. Enos, who has been spending sometime here with her sister, Mrs. Fred Coombs, returned to Indianapolis Friday where she joined
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Si; dns PHONE 24 Mr. linos, both leaving yesterday for their future home. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Waitt, Mrs. M. E. Anderson and Miss Josie Ball motor".! to Frankfort and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F.d West. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dicks and son. j I-u-.se' I, M,s. Marv Witt and Benjai mm D'cks motored to Tipton Sunday land were the guets of Mr. and Mrs. ' Ike Rf,well. j Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffner and I Mr. and Mrs. George Ragsdnle, of ! m p,r New- Brunswick, motored to Indiamipolis vesterdav and spent the Idav with Mrs. Volley ferrin. j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harland and I daughter, of near Lizton. and Mr. and Ms. Bert Ferguson and two children, j of near Advance, were guests yesterjday of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Otenburg and family of New Brunswick, j Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ragsdnle enter- ; tained yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Ona i Dirkerson. Russell Gillaspie, Don ald Dickerson and Earl Dirkerson. In the afternoon Everett Jones and family and Mrs. John Bohar.on were guests. Mrs. Ruskin Tansel and daughter, Vorn FliinKeth fw tkn. weeks' visit here with Mrs. Ed Caldwell and other relatives, have returned to their home in Toledo, Ohio, accompanied by Mrs. Murat Wiley and son, Rithard. who will he a guest for a week at the Tansel home. rev. Parker to lectlre. Rev. Smith Parker, field manager of the Indiana Methodist Protestant church, will lecture at Lower Mount Zion. Friday night.