Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 291, 24 October 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 1916

FRIENDS AT EGOnOY DEDICATE IIEVMIOuE FREE OF OBLIGATIONS

l By NATHAN H. IDWARDt ' ECONOMY. Ind., Oct 24. 8unJay was red letter day for the Economy Friends as they made the one, hundredth mile-stone on the religious highway of a successful advancement. It was estimated that 600 persons were present at the dedicatory and afternoon services. There was $1,600 Indebtedness on the church Sunday a. m., and $1,000 was raised In tne forenoon and $600 In the afternoon. There had been $2,000 paid In, making a total of $3,600 for the new church building. Kelly Delivers Address ' The dedicatory address by Dr. Rob

ert Kelly of Earlham, was line. It was on the line of farming and he said the same method should be incorpora ted in the churches to get the best results. Letters were read from Dr. Ed. Clark and Theodore Burns of Indianapolis, Hon. W. O. Barnard of New Castle, Byram Robbing of Detroit, and Dr. John Clark of Philadelphia. ' Rev. Ray Ballard of the M. E church and members attended the dedication in a body. They contributed liberally of money which was acceptable and highly appreciated by the Economy Friends. Both churches united for the day and certainly made it memorable as a great day. The big dinner that was prepared and served in the basement was all that one could wish. Many visitors were in attendance in the afternoon. The ladies' quartet of Dublin charmed the large audience with their beautiful songs and sweet voices, also the Economy Friends quartet sang several selections that were pleasing. The afternoon services drew the larger crowd. Mrs. Albert Jessup read a paper that was Interesting and of historical value relative to Friends early day biography. Another large crowd niled the church at night to hear Rev. Truman Kenworthy of Richmond, Superintendent of Yearly Meeting and finanr f Inl manager. His sermon was one of the best heard in the Economy Friends church for a long time. Thus the day ended and will go down in history as one of the greatest events in the hirtory of Economy Friends.

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' CAMBRIDGE! CITY, tad., Oct 24. T. p. Peet has returned from Indianapolis, to which city he went aa delegate from the Royal Arch Chapter, No. 9; F. and B. M., to Grand Lodge. . ...E. M. Landls, Superintendent of the Electrlo Light plant.' has moved from ML. Auburn to Seigler property, In Bast Cambridge, vacated by James Revalee A. W. Bradbury, MIbs Alice Bradbury, Albert Ohmit and Mrs. F. H. Ohmlt have returned after a motor trip to Detroit, where they visited Dr. and Mrs. Roy Pelton. . Visits Muncle Mrs. Kittle Stobaugh la visiting In the homes of her children, Walter Stobaugh and Mrs. Lester Painter, Muncle.... Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Murray are spending the week with relatives in Richmond A special called meeting of the Citizens' Welfare Club will be held in the Town . Hall Tuesday evening at half past seven o'clock... Visit Daughter Mr. and Mrs. James Winters went to Muncle Saturday to 'visit their daughter, Mrs. Walter Stobaugh..... Friends In this city have received the announcement of the birth of a son In the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Muncle. Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss Virginia Claypool.. .Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Richardson were in Rushville a few days since, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Morris. Hold Conference The Third Quarterly Conference of the Methodist church was held Thursday evening. Dr. Sommerville Light, District Superintendent, gave a very interesting talk on the "Evolution of the Church." Following the service, the routine business was transacted.

JEIIKIIISOU FAMILY HOIlOnS MRS. SEAIIEY

BOSTON, Ind., Oct. 14. A. family dinner was given Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenklnson, honoring Mrs. Rose Staney of Fort Wayne, Ind. The guests were: Mra. Seaney and son Owen, of Fountain City, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Seaney of Richmond, Mr. and Mra. Roy Turner and children, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roberta, Mra. Julia Roberta and son Oren, and Mra. Cora Mulllna..... Miss Sue Kltchel had as her dinner guests, Sunday, Misses Harriett, Martha and Madge Druley, Edna and India Stanford, Lucile Porterfield, Grace Parks, lone Robinson, and Mary Beard...;. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Parks spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Earl Shelter. .... Rev. Henry Crampton of Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Overholser were- guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Overholser, Sunday. Rev. Crampton filled his regular appointment at the Christian church Mr. and Mrs. Warner Brattain entertained, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford of Ahlngton, Mr. and -Mrs. Earl Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Brown and Mrs. Cora - Brown, all of Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coblents and family of New Paris and Mrs. Lillian Brattain.. ...The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will hold an allday meeting Thursday, with Mrs. Pleasant Seaney.

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MAIL BOXES PAINTED

" Republican marchers and spectators of any political following may have a green look tonight unless they exert some care In what they - touch and what they employ for purposes, of repose on street corners. Superintendent of Mails Wilson at the post of floe Issued a warning today to the effect that letter boxes have been painted green in the downtown districts and the paint Is still fresh enough to stock on whatever It comes In contact with. Signs have been "hung on the freshly painted boxes. V; ENTERTAIN8 SORORITY :

LIBERTY, Ind., Oct. 24. The Delta Theta Tau sorosity was entertained Friday evening at the home of Miss Corlnne Snyder. The meeting was the regular election ; of officers for the year, and the following were elected: president, Miss Catharine Morris, vicepresident, Miss Corlnne Snyder; secretary, Miss Nell Harrel; treasurer. Miss Dess Stevens; historian, Miss Mary Rebecca Pigman.

DRAVER AND BOGAN - -. MAKE TRIP SOUTH TO OPEN AGENCIES

Orrln Draver," of " the Quaker City Garage, . and George Bogan,! of New Paris, left here this morning on an automobile trip to Florida. Mr. Draver has accepted a position as representative of the Lexington Motor Car company in Tampa. -At Jacksonville, the two young men will part, Mr. Bagan going to the east coast of the peninsular. , The trip is being made in a touring car and all baggage the men will require for their residence In Florida is being carried with them. They have no- definite itinerary, but expect to be

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